21. Michigan Safe Schools: Safe Schools And Education Organizations And Programs michigan Safe Schools Initiative coordinating and disseminating resource of best createdby the National Association of State boards of education to help http://www.michigansafeschools.org/schoolsafety/educationprograms.htm

Search the Michigan Safe Schools Site: Safe Schools and Education Organizations and Programs Center for the Prevention of School Violence - based in North Carolina, providing information, program assistance, and research about school violence prevention List of Education Associations and Organizations - created by the Michigan Electronic Library Michigan Safe Schools Initiative - coordinating and disseminating resource of best practices for local districts and to provide an organized voice for sustaining local effort National Resource Center for Safe Schools - includes publications on bullying, harassment, bomb threats, and biological and chemical emergencies National School Safety Center - a Not-For-Profit Organization providing training, school security assessments and technical assistance for education related organizations Safe and Healthy Schools Project - created by the National Association of State Boards of Education to help policymakers and practitioners create safe, healthy and nurturing school environments for all of the nation's children and youth. Search the Michigan Safe Schools Site: Send comments to the Michigan Office of Safe Schools

22. Michigan Safe Schools:Anti-Bullying And Teaching Tolerance State of michigan State Board of education Policies on Bullying. Themichigan Association of School boards Bullying and Hazing Policies. http://www.michigansafeschools.org/models/bullying.htm

Search the Michigan Safe Schools Site: Model Resources: Anti-Bullying and Teaching Tolerance Girls and Bullying Michigan Programs on Bullying State of Michigan State Board of Education Policies on Bullying The Michigan Association of School Boards Bullying and Hazing Policies Other State and National and International Programs on Bullying Addressing the Problem of Juvenile Bullying - Discusses juvenile bullying, a form of violence among children that has come under intense scrutiny amid reports that it may have been a contributing factor in recent school shootings and that it may be related to other forms of juvenile violence Anti-Bullying Policy: Reducing Conflict Increasing Understanding - an overview of the process of creating an anti-bullying policy, created by Breckenbrough School in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, England The Anti-Defamation League - whose goal is to expose and combat the purveyors of hatred responding to new challenges that may arise. Two publications of the Anti-Defamation League are linked to below: Empowering Children in The Aftermath of Hate - A Guide for Educators and Parents Preventing Scapegoating Bridging Identities Among Ethnic Minority Youth in Schools - examines the nature of multiple identities among ethnic minority youth and the ways they bridge competing and conflicting messages about cultural ways of being. Created by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education.

23. Links To Other Education Sites MASA) michigan Association of School boards (MASB) michigan Association of SecondarySchool Principals (MASSP) michigan Department of education (MDE) michigan http://www.gisd.k12.mi.us/gisd/edlinks.html

Local Education Links Genesee County Public School Districts State Education Links Michigan Association for Pupil Transportation (MAPT) Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators (MAISA) Michigan Association of Public School Academies (MAPSA Michigan Association of School Administrators (MASA) ... Middle Cities Education Association National Education Links American Association of Educational Service Agencies (AAESA) American Association of School Administrators (AASA) Center for Educational Excellence Education Week ... U.S. Department of Education

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Home News Sports Entertainment ... Rochelle Riley SECTIONS Today's stories Metro Wayne Oakland ... Place an ad District hopes to learn from chief's firing Oakland board studies dispute with Redmond February 6, 2003 BY LORI HIGGINS FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER The Oakland Schools Board of Education will need to do a careful analysis of its policies to determine how its former superintendent managed to carry out some district business without the board's OK. RELATED CONTENT Reasons for firing The board also will have to contend with an expected $2-million breach-of-contract lawsuit planned by James Redmond, whom it fired from the district's top job Friday. Oakland Schools, which is based in Waterford, is the county's intermediate school district. The board, at a meeting Friday, detailed instances in which it says Redmond, who had been superintendent since 1995, acted without the authority of the board or failed to provide necessary information to the board. Most notably, it listed 15 instances since 1996 when Redmond without board knowledge or OK arranged the resignation or retirement of employees by giving them buyouts. The buyouts totaled more than $680,000. When asked how the board was unable to detect payments being made to exiting employees, Board President Helen Prutow said Friday, "We will be finding that out."

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26. School Boards And Privatization: A Tale Of Tw...  [Mackinac Center For Public P michigan Association of School boards. has members representing almost every michiganschool district. Its mission is to promote public education, keep board http://www.mackinac.org/2136

MCPP Home Page Popular Pages Studies Commentaries ... E-mail MCPP Search Advanced Search Home Policy Research Educational Programs ... Privatization In Education Table of Contents FEATURES Marketing Public Schools: Competition for Students Heats Up Ballot Proposal Will Vouch for School Competition School Boards and Privatization: A Tale of Two Associations ... DEPARTMENTS Posted: Friday, August 13, 1999 School Boards and Privatization: A Tale of Two Associations Across America and Michigan public school districts are increasingly turning to privatizationcontracting with private, for-profit service providersto maximize the use of educational resources and improve the quality of support services, ranging from busing to building maintenance to food services. Because of its proven effectiveness and increasing popularity as a management tool, privatization is embraced by Michigan's two associations for school board members, but to different degrees. Michigan Association of School Boards The older and larger of the two associations, the MASB was founded in 1949 and currently has members representing almost every Michigan school district. Its mission is to promote public education, keep board members informed about education issues, and represent its members' interests in the political arena. According to Executive Director Justin King, MASB "above and beyond all else stands for local control" of schools. However, the MASB limits membership to school board members of public school districts and charter schools established by those districts only, excluding trustees from private schools and many charter schools. Its official position on privatization states that while the MASB "supports local school board investigation of the use of privatization," the association limits such investigation to "non-instructional areas within the public school setting." In other words, MASB opposes contract hiring of teachers outside the auspices of the school employees' union. It draws a line at the classroom door when it comes to privatization.

27. MEA : Helping Or Hurting Education? - A Mackinac Center Analysis The michigan education Association strongly opposed the legislation that made them alsotry to get school superintendents and boards of education to end http://www.mackinac.org/mea/iv.htm

MEA : Helping or Hurting Education? [A Mackinac Center for Public Policy Analysis] Explore Contents Mackinac Center Main Page For related information, see these Mackinac Center publications: Understanding Charter Schools and the Constitution Charter Schools in Michigan: Unfinished Business Charter Schools as Catalysts for Change MEA Threatens to Blacklist New Teachers Charter schools, authorized by the Michigan legislature in December 1993, offer new, innovative opportunities for teachers, students and parents in a less regulated environment. Each and every charter school is, by definition, a "school of choice," since no student is compelled to attend. Charter schools are public schools created when a state university, community college, intermediate school district, or local school district approves an application and grants a charter. A May 26, 1994, letter from a high-ranking MEA official to Saginaw Valley State University president Eric Gilbertson threatened to "discontinue accepting the placement of SVSU student teachers" in classrooms where MEA members teach if SVSU moved to charter a new school without MEA approval. President Gilbertson said that the university "cannot allow any organization to influence its policy by such tactics. If we do something they don’t like, they’ll punish our students. That’s unacceptable." He called the letter "foolish."

28. Council On Optometric Practitioner Education - COPE - October 1, 2001, the following boards listed on michigan Board of Optometry Ms. TrishaRichey Board Optometry Mr. Peter Ferguson education Assistant education http://www.arbo.org/cope/participatingboards.htm

29. Taking Assessment Passing Assessment Institution Pass Rate In May 2000 our Family Science Program received the michigan Associationof School boards 2000 education Excellence Award. Single http://www.ed.mtu.edu/new/id64_m.htm

2000-2001 Title II Report Michigan Technological University Mission We prepare students to create the future. Teacher Preparation Programs: Every education student at Michigan Technological University (MTU) is required to obtain an academic major and minor in his or her chosen field of study. In nearly every case, the rigor and major program are the same as that of the non-education majors. In addition, students at Michigan Technological University gain a wide range of real-world, practical classroom experiences that prepare them for the realities of the modern, technologically oriented classroom. This dedication to content and method means that our graduates have the knowledge to successfully begin a teaching career. The Department of Education program, in cooperation with the academic departments, provides professional course work in secondary teacher preparation for persons receiving either the Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry, physics, biology, geology, mathematics, computer science, social studies or engineering or a Bachelor of Arts in English. Admission Requirements Candidates desiring admission to secondary teacher certification programs must apply to the Department of Education and maintain a 2.5 G.P.A. Application is usually made during their junior year. For undergraduate students, the recommendation for admittance comes from the Dean of Students. Postgraduate students seeking admittance must submit 2 letters of recommendation. In addition, all applicants must complete the Conviction Statement form authorizing release of all records and information pertaining to any and all convictions.

30. Sports Gone Sour? Johnson, director of communications for the michigan High School Athletic Associationsays Expectations have to come down from boards of education right down http://www.familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,67-658,00.html

Explore Our Sites... Family Education Network Home Shop at PearsonAtSchool SchoolCash PARENTS FamilyEducation MySchoolOnline TEACHERS TeacherVision Quiz Lab MyGradeBook MySchoolOnline REFERENCE Infoplease Fact Monster KIDS FEkids FunBrain Fact Monster TEENS FEteens At Home At School At Play At Home ... Help Sponsored by: Sports Gone Sour? Betsy Van Dorn There's a disturbing trend in high schools across the country: Violence and unsportsmanlike conduct are on the rise. It's happening in cities, in suburbia, and in rural school districts, and it cuts across gender or type of sport. In Michigan, a girls' state basketball championship was marred when an angry female coach threw a chair across the court. During the state finals, a television producer had to silence the court-level mikes because of the trash talk by female players. The Michigan High School Athletic Association enacted new rules in May 1996 to safeguard officials and maintain order. Three ejections, and a player is not just out of postseason play for the year he or she won't even get to sit in the stands. And it's not just kids who need to tidy up their attitudes. Michigan will also publish the names of coaches who engage in unseemly behavior as well as those whose records are unblemished. Sportsmanship gets a grade The Iowa High School Athletic Association now rates all its schools on sportsmanship every year and newspapers in the state have published the lists. The Alaska School Activities Association placed interscholastic hockey on a one-year probation. Here, there's a push for administrators to become more involved in athletic events especially those that occur away from school grounds. Apparently, some youthful athletes are more inclined to be obnoxious on foreign turf.

31. K-12 Outreach > Staff with the michigan Association of School boards and spent 14 years as Director ofCommunications and Member Services with the Middle Cities education Association http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/outreach/k12out/staff.html

BARBARA MARKLE, Ph.D., Director of K-12 Outreach markle@msu.edu Barbara W. Markle directs the Office of K-12 Outreach in the College of Education at Michigan State University. Dr. Henry J. Hastings Dr. Henry J. Hastings is currently the Acting Director of the Michigan Institute for Safe Schools and Communities, which is located in the College of Education at Michigan State University. The Institute, once fully established, will coordinate public and private efforts to create and maintain safe and drug-free learning environments that foster academic achievement, pursuant to the demands of the recently enacted No Child Left Behind Act. In addition to this responsibility, Dr. Hastings is a policy advisor to the Office of Drug Control Policy, an office within the Michigan Department of Community Health. Dr. Hastings is an attorney and has a doctorate from the University of Michigan in Educational Foundations and Policy, with an emphasis in values, ethics, and morality in educational policy.

32. K-12 Outreach > Staff presentations on a range of topics at conferences of major education organizations,including the michigan Association of School boards (MASB), michigan http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/outreach/k12out/activities.htm

K-12 Outreach Director Barbara Markle represents MSU and the College of Education on a number of alliances and collaborative programs and activities including: The Education Alliance of Michigan Accountability Task Force Register on-line at www.masb.org/page.cfm/41/ Safe Schools Initiative Workgroup is a coalition of educators, educational organizations, representatives for risk management/insurance organizations, school security specialists and law enforcement agencies. The purpose is to be a coordinating and disseminating resource of best practices for local districts and to provide an organized voice for sustaining local safe school efforts. Presentations For further information on presentations, please contact Dr. Barbara Markle, Director of K-12 Outreach at (517) 353-8950 or markle@msu.edu

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Madeleine K. Albright Accepts 2003 Women in Leadership Award Motivational speech calls on successful women to help other women, girls reach true equality in U.S. and abroad. New Web Site Fast, Friendly and Up to Date Visitors to the Business School's new Web site will find a seamless entry into the school's digital domain. Firms Are Willing to Pay Taxes on Fraudulent Earnings A new study finds firms may willingly pay taxes on bogus earnings to avoid raising the suspicion of savvy investors. Connecting with Customers Using Effective IT Learn how to access the value of your information technology infrastrucure, making sure the results justify the costs. Spring Commencement - 2003 4/25/2003, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Spring Commencement will be held in Crisler Arena at 7 p.m. Please visit www.bus.umich.edu/Commencement UMBS Toastmasters Speaker Series 4/11/2003, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Professor Svaan, Lecturer in Operations Management, will present "How Do I Make Them Care?"

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Other Systems of Higher Education Below are links to various USA higher education systems such as Boards of Regents, Boards of Governors, Coordinating Boards, and University Systemwide Administrations. Any suggestions or link updates may be sent to us at the following address: webmaster @utahsbr.edu Alabama Commission on Higher Education Alaska Board of Regents ... Wyoming Community College Commission go to Utah System of Higher Education home page

35. CIERA: Links Learning First Alliance michigan Business Leaders for education Excellence (MBLEE)National Association of State boards of education (NASBE) National Center on http://www.ciera.org/links/

Welcome to CIERA Links! Many educators find that our Links page is a very valuable resource, returning again and again for the latest updates. We continue to add new links all the time, and welcome your recommendations. Please bookmark this page and come back often for a comprehensive listing of up-to-date links to literacy and education resources on the net. Need more research? Research Reports from the National Research and Development Centers Link Categories OERI National Research and Development Centers Reading and Literacy-Related Sites International Reading Association (IRA) State and Local Councils Links Early Childhood Education Links ... Previous CIERA work We're always collecting new links to literacy and education resources on the net. If you would like to recommend a link that you believe is important for CIERA's Web visitors, please email the information to: ciera.webmaster@umich.edu OERI National Research and Development Centers Center for Research on the Education of Students Placed At-Risk (CRESPAR) Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing (CRESST) Center for the Study of Teaching and Policy (CTP) National Center for Early Development and Learning (NCEDL) ... Return to the Link Categories Reading and Literacy-Related Links America Reads Challenge Between the Lions Book It CIERA's Family Literacy Database - currently not available ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication

36. State Online Learning Centers Iowa Association of School boards. Maryland Association of boards of education.michigan Association of School boards. Minnesota School boards Association. http://nsba.org/site/view.asp?DID=8597&CID=358

37. 5/8/02 -- Report Finds Tax Policy Takes Toll On State Aid For Michigan Schools - The three michigan education groups that sponsored the recent study say of SchoolBusiness Officials, and the michigan Association of School boards—don't http://www.edweek.org/ew/newstory.cfm?slug=34mich.h21

38. Curtis Huntington's Web Page Editorial boards. education. 1964 BA University of michigan (with distinction)1965 - MAS University of michigan (with distinction) 1976 - JD Suffolk http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/~chunt/

Curtis E. Huntington Professor Department of Mathematics University of Michigan 525 East University Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1109 2864 East Hall TEL: (313) 763-0293 FAX: (313) 763-0937 chunt@math.lsa.umich.edu Addresses Courses Taught Editorial Boards Education ... Service Addresses HOME ADDRESSES: in Michigan 400 Maynard Street - Apt. 406 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 in Boston 780 Boylston St. - Apt. 20K Boston, Massachusetts 02199-7819 BUSINESS ADDRESS: in Boston New England Mutual Life Insurance Company 501 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02116-3707 TEL: (617) 578-2459 FAX: (617) 578-5520 e-mail: chuntingto@tne.com (Selected) Courses Taught (at the University of Michigan) Life Contingencies I (Math 520) - Fall 1993, Fall 1994 Life Contingencies II (Math 521) - Winter 1994, Winter 1995, Winter 1996, Winter 1997 Theory of Interest (Math 424) - Winter 1994, Fall 1995, Winter 1996 Risk Theory (Math 523) - Winter 1995 Personal Risk Management and Insurance (Math 422) - Fall 1996 Mathematics of Demography (M524) - Fall 1996 Survival Models and Construction of Tables (M524) - Winter 1997 Editorial Boards Society of Actuaries: The Actuary - 1987-1996 Expanding Horizons - 1992-1994 American Academy of Actuaries: Contingencies - 1991-current International Actuarial Association: Bulletin - 1987-current Actuarial Faculty Forum: Conversations - 1989-current Education 1964 - B.A. University of Michigan (with distinction)

39. Education World® : State Standards: Michigan Careers Ed Standards Grants Center Holidays Message boards Newsletters Parents Standardsfor michigan come from the michigan Department of education http://www.education-world.com/standards/state/mi/page2.shtml

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40. Michigan Update: Continuing Education For Psychologists And Other Professionals Psychology boards. PO Box 4389. (334) 8324580 www.asppb.org. michigan PsychologicalAssociation (517) 347-1885. www.apa.org/. education Directorate. http://www.academyprojects.org/mceupdate.htm

Mandatory Continuing Education Update for Michigan Psychologists Intro Contents Legal Ethical ... Academy Programs Back to MCE Main Page November 2002 Jennifer Granholm is elected to serve as Michigan's next governor. (The current governor, John Engler, opposes MCE for all professions because he believes it is ineffective. His views have been represented by the current Director of the Department of Consumer and Industry Services, Kathleen A. Wilbur. Governor-Elect Granholm, who will take office in January 2003, will appoint a new head of the Department of Consumer and Industry Services. At this time, it is unknown what Granholm's view of MCE for psychologists may be. Now is the time to write to her, expressing your views on the subject.) Jennifer Granholm, Governor Elect P.O. Box 531084 Livonia, MI 48153-1084 Phone: (734) 542-7490 Fax: (734) 542-7491 September 2002 Michigan Ad Hoc Committee on MCE forms to question merits of mandatory (government regulated) CE for psychologists. Informational materials to be mailed to all 6,020 Michigan psychologists this fall.

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