81. Consortium For Education Research & Technology Sources Fall 1997 headcount student enrollments are from louisiana higher educationboards; degree programs are from the louisiana Board of Regents. http://www.biomed.org/consortium.html

Pull Down to Select About The Foundation Positron Emission Tomography Research Park Research Institute Center for Biomedical Technology Innovation Consortium for Education Research and Technology Staff Listing Biomed Home Page Overview CERT Initiatives CERT Institutions Selected Statistics ... CERT Web Site Overview CERT is a partnership of North Louisiana's nine major institutions of higher education and the Biomedical Research Foundation of Northwest Louisiana, formed in late 1996 - via a Memorandum of Understanding - to be the institutional sponsor of the InterTech Center, Shreveport-Bossier's long-term strategy for creating economic development based on new knowledge industries. Even though Northwest Louisiana has a number of fine higher education institutions with varied missions, there is no single large university of national or international stature to advance the InterTech strategy. Therefore, CERT was formed to combine and blend the resources of North Louisiana's individual institutions to sponsor and support InterTech development. Universities and colleges have immense capability to help companies with advanced education, work force training, technical problem solving, business services support and other needs, but institutions rarely make it easy for businesses to access these resources. North Louisiana's higher education institutions are among the first in the United States to realize the need to make their services for business and industry more focused, more visible and more accessible. Together, CERT Institutions represent a considerable wealth of resources – in people, facilities, programs and funding.

82. NFDA.ORG - Thinking About A Career In Funeral Service? Many states require that funeral directors meet continuing education requirementsto maintain licensure. (See State boards and Licensing Requirements http://www.nfda.org/careers.php

Overview Executive Board Member Directory Membership Information ... NFDA Policy Board Vote Provides Options document.write(months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); Thinking about a Career in Funeral Service? Are you interested in: Helping Others? The Human Biological Sciences? Community Involvement? A Business Environment? A Funeral Service Professional: Works with the bereaved, providing sensitive, effective intervention during a time of emotional need. Is a professional caregiver who enables families and communities to express their concern for life and the living. Is a motivated man or woman who practices a unique vocation and who is legally required to possess certain professional qualifications. Is involved in a variety of activities within the community. Carries out administrative and logistical tasks required by law, custom and accepted practice. Duties and responsibilities of a funeral service professional: Provides support to the bereaved during initial stages of their grief. Arranges and directs funeral ceremonies. Arranges for removal of the deceased from the place of death.

83. SEDL - Insights... Charter School Legislation city or parish (county) school systems in louisiana. the Board of Elementary and SecondaryEducation (BESE Local school boards are responsible for the approval http://www.sedl.org/policy/insights/table9507.html

Insights...on education policy and practice Number 5 July 1995 Charter Schools: Early Learnings Insights A Comparison of Charter School Legislation in SEDL's Southwestern Region Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Texas Background Information In 1995, the Arkansas General Assembly approved House Bill 1934 which established a "procedure" whereby local schools may become charter schools. Any local school may petition the State Board of Education for charter school status once the petition is approved at the local level. Later this year, the State Board of Education will establish more specific rules and regulations pertinent to charter schools. State and local board members expect to begin reviewing applications sometime next year, with the first schools slated to open in Fall 1997. Contracts will initially be granted for three years. In 1995, Senate Bill 1305 authorized charter school demonstration programs in up to eight city or parish (county) school systems in Louisiana. Public school systems must apply for and be granted chartering authority by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE). Local school boards are responsible for the approval of specific charter proposals. Eligible school systems are limited to authorizing no more than one charter school for every 20,000 students enrolled in public and approved nonpublic schools within their jurisdiction. Each local board can also sponsor and propose charter status for one or more additional schools in their system.

84. Louisiana Department Of Education - Statewide Distributive Learning Network - Sa of Elementary and Secondary education (BESE) approved will be sent directly to schoolboards. louisiana Center for educational Technology Statewide Distributive http://www.lcet.doe.state.la.us/DOE/lcet/satellite.asp

SATELLITE LEARNING Funding for Satellite courses is provided through the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) approved, 8(g)-Funded, Statewide Distributive Learning Network (SDLN). In fiscal year 2002-03, the SDLN will continue to support satellite broadcasts at downlink sites based on their application to the Statewide Distributive Learning Network and their having the necessary technological equipment to receive the satellite transmissions. However, schools are encouraged to apply for satellite funds only if the required courses are not available through the Louisiana Virtual School, the LVS courses are filled to capacity, or the school can document the need to provide this medium of delivery. The deadline for the Satellite Program application was Friday, June 28, 2002. Procedures for 8(g)-Funded Statewide Distributive Learning Network Grant Submit a completed Application for Funding to the Louisiana Center for Educational Technology. Approved expenses include student course fees and instructional materials required for student courses. Explain expenses on the

85. Welcome To HEM's Support Group Area Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky louisiana Maine Maryland This site is sponsored by Home education Magazine. http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/wlcm_groups.html

Welcome to HEM's Support Groups Pages! To find a group in your state use the map above or follow one of the links below under Groups and Organizations . If you're starting or run a group, check out the links below for helpful information. Bookmark this page and check back for news and information specifically about homeschooling support groups and organizations. Finding Support Find support online Groups and Organizations State National and International Starting a Support Group Deciding the Structure-informal to formal, How to Publicize, Being the Contact Running the Group Sharing Information, Organizing and Planning, Avoiding Burnout Staying Informed Laws and Legal Issues, Political Issues, Where to Find Information and Resources State Laws and Regulations Quick overviews offering a starting point in understanding laws and regulations. HEM-SupportGroups list A new networking list for anyone interested in working with support groups HEM's Support Group Liaison You can contact HEM's Support Group Liaison via email at Groups@home-ed-magazine.com

86. HEM - State Support Groups Sherry, 504392-5647; wildazaleas@hotmail.com louisiana Home education Network, (LAHEN),PMB 700 602 W Prien Lake Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70601; webmaster@la-home http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/groups/7.html

State Support Group List Alabama Arkansas Louisiana ... Tennessee Alabama Top Elmore County Homeschool Organization , (ECHO); Carren Joye; carren@onlineus.com or echo@onlineus.com http://www.onlineecho.com Home Educators of Alabama Round Table , (HEART); Donna De Poalo, 941-359-3628; mirator@educationalfreedom.com http://www.educationalfreedom.com/heart/ ; Donna Knox, 205-755-8112, donnaknox@educationalfreedom.com Central Alabama REsource for home educators , ; Suzanne Blickenstaff; Mi4Angels@aol.com http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/7633/cafsg.html Christian Home Educators of Cullman , , PO Box 421, Cullman, AL 35056; tglover@corrcomm.net http://www.expage.com/chec Louisiana Top Wild Azalea Unschoolers , , 6055 General Meyer Ave, New Orleans, LA 70131; Tracey Sherry, 504-392-5647; wildazaleas@hotmail.com Louisiana Home Education Network , (LAHEN), PMB 700 602 W Prien Lake Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70601; webmaster@la-home-education.com http://www.la-home-education.com/ Westbank Homeschool Organization Inc. , , Jefferson Parish, LA; whoedu@cox.net

87. Louisiana Governor's Office Chief of Staff boards and Commissions Office Elderly Affairs Environmental EducationExecutive Counsel Institutions Human Rights, louisiana Commission Indian http://www.gov.state.la.us/gov_office.asp

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88. Nurses Forum - Nursing Boards Administrator National Council of State boards of Nursing Board of Nursing 4206Louisiana Boulevard, NE Board of Nursing State education Department Cultural http://www.nurses-forum.com/boards.html

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89. NCSE Resource In the context of science education, it would be issue Efforts to have school boardsadopt evolution a Federal Court struck down a louisiana school district http://www.natcenscied.org/resources/articles/8963_facing_challenges_to_evolutio

National Center for Science Education Defending the Teaching of Evolution in the Public Schools Facing Challenges to Evolution Education by Molleen Matsumura In 1983, The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) was founded to promote excellence in science education, improve public understanding of evolution, and defend evolution education from sectarian attacks. In 1987, when the Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana anti-evolution law, many observers thought the "creation science" controversy had been put to an end. Instead, it returned to the local level, where new strategies appeared in countless communities; eventually, the problem re-appeared at the state level as well. More and more parents, teachers, and citizens are looking for guidance in coping with the evolution/creation controversy in their communities. Here are descriptions of strategies that are commonly used in attempts to force "creation science" into public schools, and suggestions on how to respond: Proposals to teach "creation science" may be disguised by euphemisms such as "arguments against evolution" or "alternative theories", "balanced treatment," "intelligent design theory", "abrupt appearance theory", "irreducible complexity." In 1987, the Supreme Court ruled in Edwards v Aguillard that it was unconstitutional for the state of Louisiana to require that "creation science" must be taught whenever evolution was taught. By avoiding the term "creation science" and calling instead for "alternatives to evolution", anti-evolutionists hope to avoid legal entanglements.

90. YouthHIV: Peer Education Network include condoms, information on STIs, HIV, and proper condom use, in addition toa treat, are handed out), louisiana State University; education sessions about http://www.youthhiv.org/community/pen/programming.cfm

a project of advocates for youth donate today! about search ... for peer educators community Home - Peer Ed 101 - Programming Ideas - FAQs - ... Message Boards- Programming Ideas and Helpful Hints Many peer education organizations plan programs dedicated to HIV/AIDS and sexual health awareness. Specific nationally recognized days are: HIV Testing Day , June 27th A day dedicated to making people aware of the importance of HIV testing, telling people where they can go to get tested, and providing other HIV-related information and resources. World AIDS Day , December 1st A day that commemorates the global fight against HIV/AIDS and is often observed by the distribution of educational information, having AIDS-related programs, and awareness efforts. Other programs that organizations have done include: AIDS Awareness Day/Week Crotch Goblins program on Halloween ("crotch goblins," which represent different STIs are colorfully displayed, and condom packs, which include condoms, information on STIs, HIV, and proper condom use, in addition to a treat, are handed out), Louisiana State University Education sessions about STIs and HIV/AIDS, many with fun names such as:

91. BRCentral - The FUN Web Page For Baton Rouge, Louisiana! internet web page site website www host design market advertise hits increase exposure business create expand development http://brcentral.com/cgi-bin/wwwboard/brforums.html

BRCentral Forums BRCentral Forums Downtown - What's Happening in the Heart of the City! (See also downtown.redstick.com Mid City - Take a Stroll Down Government Street and Thereabouts. Central - Central Residents Take on Rezoning Issues. Your Neighborhood - Tell Them About Where You Live. Education - Your Views on Education in BR. Sports - Tigers, Jags, Kingfish, Say it Online! Baton Rouge Music - BR's Music Scene is Hot! The Arts in Baton Rouge - Culturally Speaking. The Environment - Issues on Pollution and Conservation. Traffic in Baton Rouge - Future Planning, Existing Problems. Restaurants - Got Favorite Restaurant? Tell Us! Eating Out in Baton Rouge. - Got a computer question? A handy tip? Post it here. General Baton Rouge Forum - General Topics About Baton Rouge. New Topic - Make a new Topic Suggestion. (Click Here) These are open forums for our visitors to express their views. The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of BRCentral or anyone associated with this site. BRCentral assumes no liability in association with information presented here. Niether BRCentral, hSoft Inc., nor hSoft Consulting may be held accountable for any damages due to information presented here. In general, there will be no editing of submissions entered, unless they are deemed by the webmaster to be unnecessarily crude, hateful, or otherwise inappropriate. Entries which promote SPAM, chain letters, or 'get rich quick' schemes will be promptly deleted. If any editing is necessary, the message will remain otherwise intact, showing where editing has taken place. Please use discretion and avoid using profanity in your entries.

92. National School Boards Foundation Recently Frank Barham, Executive Director on behalf of the Virginia School BoardsAssociation Board of Directors, issued a challenge to the Federation Members http://www.nsbf.org/vsba_challenge.htm

State Association Challenge Recently Frank Barham, Executive Director on behalf of the Virginia School Boards Association Board of Directors, issued a challenge to the Federation Members of the National School Boards Association to contribute at least $1,000 to the National School Boards Foundation (NSBF). We are thrilled and honored to be the recipient of this worthwhile challenge! NSBF would like to express our gratitude to the following state associations for their donation and/or pledge. Association of Alaska School Boards Arizona School Boards Association California School Boards Association Connecticut Association of Boards of Education ... Virginia School Boards Association Contact webmaster@nsbf.org

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94. Cenla.com - Your Community Site will be staged by theatre louisiana college on the louisiana College campus LinksChannels. http://www.cenla.com/

var sn = 182; var nm = "CenLA Help Wanted"; var ai = 1182; Message Boards Email Login Cenla E-Classifieds Emergency Response Info ... Serial Killer Reportedly Nabbed Tuesday, April 8, 2003 @ 05:46:22 CST According to independent sources speaking on condition of anonymity, a local State Trooper has been arrested in connection with the June murder of Teresa Gilcrease, 44, of Alexandria, as well as another in Baton Rouge. These sources have indicated that there is a considerable amount of evidence connecting him with at least one of serial killings in Baton Rouge. Stayed tuned to CenLa.com as more information will be provided as soon as it becomes available ... MORE An Overview of "Cenla" Tuesday, April 8, 2003 @ 03:18:22 CST Central Louisiana, made up of 8 parishes, is known for its gathering of French, Spanish, Czechs, German, Native American, African and anglo influences. Cenla, as it is called by residents, has the personality of all of Louisiana within its eight parishes. Among the veriety of cultures, Louisiana's oldest settlement since the Louisiana Purchase and its newest village can be found here ...

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