21. Effective Drug Prevention Curricula For Schools - IPRC INFOsite Executive Director, indiana Prevention Resource Center indiana University. appropriateactivities for the general student population in our schools. http://www.drugs.indiana.edu/prevention/prevention_curriculum.html

Effective Drug Prevention Curricula for Schools by William J. Bailey, M.P.H., C.P.P. Associate Professor of Applied Health Science and Executive Director, Indiana Prevention Resource Center Indiana University Effective drug prevention programs are those that reduce the prevalence of use of and/or problems with alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Good intentions are not enough. A program isn't a "prevention program" unless the program actually prevents something. Quality drug prevention programs result in statistically significant reductions in the expected prevalence of use and/or problems, and are able to document their positive impact with rigorous evaluation data. Prevention efforts are more effective when proven strategies are used with the audiences for which those strategies are best suited. In an effort to improve the effectiveness of drug abuse prevention efforts by more precisely targeting prevention messages to specific audiences, the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention have adopted a new system of identifying different levels of prevention needs and prevention approaches, based upon the audience's likelihood of developing alcohol and other drug use problems: Universal Prevention (for general populations at average or moderate risk, and who are not selected based upon risk characteristics)

22. State Regulation Of Private Schools - Indiana Nonpublic schools that voluntarily seek state accreditation shall the systems ofgovernment in indiana and the the 2 weeks preceding each general election; (3 http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/indiana.html

State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Indiana Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: Recordkeeping/Reports: Private schools must keep an accurate daily record of attendance to verify the enrollment and attendance of any particular child upon request of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction or local Superintendent of the School Corporation. Indiana Code § 20-8.1-3-23. Length of School Year/Days: Instruction in English: Curriculum: Special Education: Transportation: Home Schooling: Home school students may not take ISTEP+ or any other public school administered test unless they are enrolled in a public school for at least one period a day. Home schooled children will not receive a diploma from the local public school or from the state. Seventeen-year-old students may take the examination for the General Equivalency Development (GED) Certificate. Public Aid for Private Schools/Private School Students: Miscellaneous: Updated January 2000 [Illinois] [Iowa]

23. Inspector General Investigation Press Release: Indiana MArch 5, 2003 for the Southern District of indiana, announced that the US Department of Education,Office of Inspector general. to pay for his education at schools that were http://www.ed.gov/offices/OIG/invtreports/ind032003.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Indiana, March 5, 2003 Contact Person SUSAN W. BROOKS United States Attorney 10 West Market Street, Suite 2100 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 NEW YORK DOCTOR INDICTED FOR STUDENT LOAN FRAUD Susan W. Brooks, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, announced that MAX NOEL, 39, N. Babylon, New York, was indicted by a federal grand jury sitting in Indianapolis for student loan fraud, following an investigation by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General. The indictment alleges that Max NOEL engaged in a fraud on student loan programs guaranteed by the United States Department of Education, by submitting false student loan applications in order to pay for his education at schools that were not eligible to receive Department of Education guaranteed loans. The indictment alleges that from, 1996 to 1999 Noel submitted applications for Department of Education guaranteed loans that contained false or fraudulent information, such as certifications from schools that he did not attend and that did not certify the application. According to Assistant United States Attorney Winfield D. Ong, who is prosecuting the case for the government, NOEL faces a maximum possible prison sentence of 5 years and a maximum possible fine of $250,000. An initial hearing will be scheduled for NOEL before a U.S. Magistrate Judge in Indianapolis.

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25. Daily News From Louisville, Kentucky And Southern Indiana From Courier-journal.c said Blake Haselton, superintendent of Oldham County schools. ''But we still havea money problem that gets very serious next year. The general Assembly still http://www.courier-journal.com/localnews/2003/01/22/ke012203s353457.htm

var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="kentucky" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code='' Home News Sports Business ... Local/Regional News Item Wednesday, January 22, 2003 Mail this page State trims estimate of budget shortfall Next fiscal year likely to bring severe problems By Tom Loftus tloftus@courier-journal.com The Courier-Journal Expanded Coverage 2003 Kentucky General Assembly Follow the issues informing the legislative session, check the daily calendar, and share your opinions in our forum. FRANKFORT, Ky. The Patton administration lowered its estimate of the state budget shortfall through mid-2004 by $115 million yesterday and said the state can fully fund its commitment to public schools in the current fiscal year. Administration officials told a meeting of the House and Senate budget committees that the state can avoid deep spending cuts for now, but a $394 million shortfall remains for next fiscal year beginning July 1. ''It's not painless. But yes, we feel that we can offer a proposal and are offering a proposal to balance the current year without the types of across-the-board cuts that had been feared,'' said acting Budget Director Mary Lassiter.

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27. University Of Southern Indiana of Social Work; Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of general Studies; Bachelor scholarshipsfor selected valedictorians and salutatorians from indiana high schools. http://www.usi.edu/facts.asp

FAST FACTS Accreditations Degrees and Schools Employment Figures Enrollment Trends ... 2002-2003 Academic Calendar Founded - Founded in 1965. Campus Beginnings The University of Southern Indiana began as a regional campus of Indiana State University, opening on September 15, 1965. In 1967, Southern Indiana Higher Education, Inc., (SIHE) raised nearly $1 million to acquire 1,400 acres for the Mid-America University Center. Groundbreaking was held June 22, 1968. Since September 1969, the University has occupied 330 acres, mostly donated by SIHE. Southern Indiana Higher Education, Inc. still owns more than 1,000 acres for development of higher education opportunities. On April 16, 1985, legislation was signed which made USI a separate state university. All legal matters were effective July 1, 1985. Mission - The University of Southern Indiana is a broad-based institution offering programs of instruction, research, and service. A liberal arts and sciences curriculum serves as the foundation of knowledge for all programs and complements undergraduate programs leading to careers in business, engineering, government, health professions, education, and related fields. Selected master's degrees already in existence, and in development, serve persons in professional and technical studies. As a public institution, the University of Southern Indiana counsels and assists both business and industry and social, educational, governmental, and health agencies to higher levels of efficiency and improved services.

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29. Untitled Document 1999 budget session of the indiana general Assembly. assessments are being pilotedin indiana classroom during made available to all elementary schools for use http://goal.ncrel.org/litweb/docs/indiana.htm

Dr. Suellen Reed, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Indiana Department of Education, and the Indiana General Assembly have made a renewed commitment to reading achievement that began in 1997. Over the last three years, legislative initiatives and administrative programs have been established to address a wide array of reading and literacy issues. The policy areas that have been addressed include: new academic standards for reading, research-based early intervention programs, replenishment of school library printed materials, diagnostic reading assessments, phonics curriculum guidance, evaluation of beginning elementary teachers reading instruction skills, and increased support for adult education programs. 1. Reading and Literacy Initiative for a Better Indiana With the endorsement of 26 statewide reading and education associations, the Indiana General Assembly supported the Indiana Department of Education's 1997 Reading and Literacy Initiative for a Better Indiana by appropriating $14 million for new grant programs. Specifically, these funds were targeted for the Early Intervention Reading Grant program ($8 million), the School Library Printed Materials grant ($4 million), and adequate funding for the state's adult education programs ($2 million).

30. Journal Gazette | 01/10/2003 | State's Schools Face Deep Cuts In Budget Plan u Courts Increases the indiana Supreme Court and Court of Appeals It also does notpay schools back for a revenue and resources to avoid a general tax increase http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/news/4917059.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Only on the Web Sports ... Journal Gazette Tuesday, Apr 08, 2003 News Posted on Fri, Jan. 10, 2003 State's schools face deep cuts in budget plan By Niki Kelly The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana schools would bear the brunt of a recession-ridden state budget under a recommendation released Thursday by Gov. Frank O'Bannon's administration. "I am not extremely pleased to present this budget," said State Budget Director Marilyn Schultz, calling it one of the toughest spending plans in Indiana history to create. "We're presenting this budget because we don't have the money." The state is running a projected $850 million budget deficit - a hole caused largely by the extended recession. The hole must be filled during the next budget period from July 2003 to mid-2005. Schultz said the easiest way to remedy the deficit is to raise taxes, but that is not feasible. Instead, she presented a $22.8 billion, two-year budget that spends $220 million more than the state is projected to take in while still ending with a positive cash flow. That feat is accomplished by using $750 million in transfers from other state-dedicated funds, education spending cuts and some fee increases.

31. Journal Gazette | 02/05/2003 | School Budget Wallops Districts; Plan Could Mean $389 million from their respective general fund budgets Northeast indiana districtswould have to cut about $58 Fort Wayne Community schools, the state's second http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/5111401.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Only on the Web Sports ... Journal Gazette Tuesday, Apr 08, 2003 Posted on Wed, Feb. 05, 2003 School budget wallops districts; plan could mean bigger classes, fewer programs By Niki Kelly and Mike Gruss The Journal Gazette Gov. Frank O'Bannon's proposal to flat-line Indiana's education budget could lead to $389 million in cuts over the next three years, including $58 million from northeast Indiana's schools, according to a consortium of education lobbyists. In a statewide survey of school officials, administrators said the state's budget crisis would mean larger classes, fewer art and music programs and even lower temperatures in some buildings unless there was an increase in funding. O'Bannon suggested the zero-increase budget and elimination of several state grants to cope with an $850 million budget deficit. House and Senate leaders have suggested a 1 percent or 2 percent increase for schools. But because nearly every school will pay higher teacher salaries and skyrocketing insurance premiums, the state would need to provide a 3 percent increase to simply maintain status quo and avoid cuts, said Roger Thornton, executive director of the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents.

32. Moellering Library: Government Documents: State And Local Information of Departments Agencies Legislative Branch indiana general Assembly Contact ofCommerce Duneland Community schools Hebron, indiana Portage, indiana http://www.valpo.edu/library/govdocs/state.html

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Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Soccer M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball Wrestling News Releases Titans Clash: Traveling Trophy On Line In Purdue-Indiana Rivalry For more than a century, the Purdue Boilermakers and Indiana Hoosiers have squared off in hundreds of contests. Now the two schools, which compete head-to-head in more than a dozen sports each year, will have even more at stake than the coveted bragging rights over their archrival. The Titan Series raises the stakes of the storied rivalry. The series involves an accumulation of points for each victor in head-to-head contests. For each win, IU or Purdue gets one point. The winner of each head-to-head meeting will take home a trophy. In addition, at the end of the year a traveling trophy will be awarded to the overall winner. The winner of head-to-head competition is awarded one point. In the event of a tie or when a series is split, each school gets one-half point. Morgan Burke, director of intercollegiate athletics, says the Titan Series, sponsored by Keebler, will add some spice to an already fierce rivalry. "We have tremendous respect for our sister school in Bloomington, but we also relish the many clashes the two schools have," Burke says. "The Titan Series helps us focus on an even bigger glory than we now enjoy with the Old Oaken Bucket, Barnburner Trophy and the Monon Spike."

34. Engineering Computer Network, Purdue University In 1909, the indiana general Assembly mandated that indiana a way to improve medicaleducation in indiana in the prevails between the two schools to this day http://www.ecn.purdue.edu/Engr/general/Firsts/purdue.medical

Engr general Firsts About ECN ... General Information All of ECN All of Engineering ECN User Pages Get search help. Use advanced search. Purdue's School of Medicine Winthrop E. Stone, Purdue President 1900-1921 The Purdue School of Medicine was a short-lived educational anomaly of the Stone administration. Purdue had no ambitions in medical education and probably had never considered such a possibility, at least not officially. But in 1905, the Medical College of Indiana at Indianapolis, a private school, made overtures to Purdue, proposing to turn over to Purdue its property and assets in Indianapolis, its goodwill, and the services of its faculty to establish a high-order medical school under Purdue (i.e., state) auspices. Until 1905, medical education in Indiana was carried on by several private medical schools. The medical community believed that the merger of some of the small private schools with one of the state schools would advance not only the interests of medicine but also public health. Earlier negotiations by the Indianapolis school with Indiana University had failed. Stone , however, made certain that Purdue would not be intruding upon IU's interests, then took the proposal to the board of trustees. In September, 1905, board action established the Indiana Medical College, the School of Medicine of Purdue University. The plan was, of course, subject to legislative approval. Simultaneously, two other private medical schools, the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, also at Indianapolis, and the Fort Wayne College of Medicine, arranged a similar union with Purdue.

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General Registration Information [Registration Access Code] [Registration Service Denials] [Registration Appointments] [Authorization Features] ... [Personal Identification Number] Registration Access Code Students should obtain registration access codes from the schools in which they intend to enroll (or major departments for students in the College of Arts and Sciences or University Graduate School). This required four-digit code will identify you to RegWeb or the touchtone telephone system as having been granted permission by your school to register for the upcoming semester. Insite Your Schedule will reflect the school to which each student's registration access code has been sent, as well as the date and the time of the student's registration appointment. Registration Service Denials Academic checklist entries, immunization noncompliance status and financial encumbrances will prevent you from registering for classes until you take corrective action. These entries, if any, are reflected on insite Your Schedule . If insite reflects any academic checklist entries, you must obtain a release for each entry. If

37. Indiana Emigrants To Liberia The indiana Historian a magazine exploring indiana history Timeline - indiana Emigrantsto general Assembly restricts public schools, previously open http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/www/ihb/publications/tlinemigrants.html

document.write(""+list[j]+""); Indiana Emigrants to Liberia An issue of The Indiana Historian - a magazine exploring Indiana history Timeline - Indiana Emigrants to Liberia The name of the author and the page number of the reference is in parenthesis. The full citations are available in the issue bibliography Beginnings of slave trade; Spanish settlers to take African slaves to New World (Grun, 227). Lorens de Gominot granted license to import 4,000 African slaves to Spanish-American colonies (Grun, 231). First African slaves in North America arrive at Va. (Grun, 279). Samuel Sewall's book, The Selling of Joseph , becomes 1st American protest against slavery (Grun, 321). Five black slaves belonging to French settlers in Vincennes are 1st documented blacks living in what is now Ind. (Thornbrough, Negro U.S. Congress prohibits import of slaves into U.S. (Grun, 361). U.S. Congress passes Northwest Ordinance prohibiting slavery in Northwest Territory (Hawkins, 23).

38. Indiana Democratic Party US House. Attorney general. Superintendent of Public Instruction. indiana House. Callingit an “unprecedented” number of layoffs for indiana schools, Gov. http://www.indems.org/Crucible 3.html

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39. Elections And Voting > 2002 > General Election > Kosciusko County Kosciusko County general Elections, November 5, 2002. indiana Court of Appeals– District 5. Nancy H. Vaidik YES - 9,308; NO 3,020. Triton schools Board. http://atlas.lib.ipfw.edu/elections_voting/2002/indiana/county/kosciusko/

Electronic Atlas of Northeast Indiana Elections and Voting Election Districts Election Resources ... Campaign Finances Elections Past Elections County Profile from STATS Indiana Adams LaGrange Allen ... Whitley Kosciusko County General Elections, November 5, 2002 U.S. State Courts County ... Schools Boards Election Official Kosciusko County Clerk 121 North Lake Street Warsaw, IN 46580 Fax: (574)372-2338 Note: These candidate names are not necessarily presented in the same order they will appear on the ballot. Source - Gazette U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 3rd District Democrat Jay A. Rigdon Republican Mark E. Souder (Incumbent) - 12,071 Libertarian Mike Donlan - 381 STATE State Representative 18th District Republican David A. Wolkins (Incumbent) - 6,789 Libertarian Daniel M. Stevens - 719 22nd District Republican William (Bill) J. Ruppel (Incumbent) - 4,959 23rd District Republican William C. Friend (Incument) - 2,353 Libertarian Scott Benson - 342 State Senator 17th District Republican Gary Dillon Secretary of State Democrat John Fernandez Republican Todd Rokita Libertarian Rebecca Sink-Burris Auditor Democrat Barbara Huston - 3,691

40. Engineers Week In Northeast Indiana In 1994 there were 130 students from 21 schools Participating, general MotorsTruck Division, Fort Wayne. indiana Institute of Technology, Fort Wayne. http://www.ieeefortwayne.org/eweekwebsite/neindvisitations.html

Student Visitation 24 years-402 visits-2682 Students The Student Visitation program introduces local high students to engineering through the participation of local engineeers and their employers. Each engineer and employer determines the number of students and the duration. Most companies choose betwwen 3 to 15 students for a morning. The companies introduce the students to fellow engineers, host a tour through their facilities, and discuss with students the range of engineering duties and opportunities. If your school or company wants to be involved in this program, please contact Roy Zeitlow at (260) 461-1330 or email roy.zeitlow@nav-international.com. 2002 Participating Companies City American Electric Power Fort Wayne Bing-Lear Mfg. Berne Carl Schmidt Unisia Corp., Inc. (Zollner) Fort Wayne Fort Wayne City of Fort Wayne Engineering Fort Wayne Franklin Electric Co. Bluffton Fort Wayne Nucor Building Systems Waterloo Phelps Dodge Magnet Wire Co. Fort Wayne Simpson Industries Bluffton Tokheim Fort Wayne 2002 Participating Schools County Bishop Luers High School Allen Canterbury High School Allen Carroll High School Allen Harding High School Allen Homestead High School Allen North Side High School Allen Northrop High School Allen Snider High School Allen Wayne High School Allen South Adams High School Adams Adams Central High School Adams Eastside High School Dekalb Norwell High School Wells 2001 Participating Companies City American Electric Power Fort Wayne Auburn Gear Auburn Biomet Warsaw Fort Wayne Churubusco Carl Schmidt Unisia Corp., Inc. (Zollner)

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