1. Education Law Center - Pennsylvania of the State Board of education proposed regulations, please go to ensuring that allof pennsylvania's children have access to a quality public education. http://www.elc-pa.org/

For More Information Current ELC Litigation Children in Foster Care THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS RECENTLY PASSED PROPOSED REGULATIONS THAT, ONCE FINALIZED, WILL HELP ENSURE THE PROMPT ENROLLMENT OF CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE AND OTHER STUDENTS. The State Board of Education regulations now move on to public comment. For a copy of the State Board of Education proposed regulations, please go to the following LINK THE PA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HAS ISSUED A "BASIC EDUCATION CIRCULAR" THAT WILL HELP GET "NON-RESIDENT" CHILDREN, INCLUDING FOSTER CHILDREN, ENROLLED IN SCHOOL MORE QUICKLY. FOR A COPY OF THAT BEC, PLEASE GO TO THE FOLLOWING LINK The PA Department of Public Welfare issued a Bulletin to county and private foster care agencies to help get foster children enrolled in school quickly. For a copy of the Bulletin, please go to the following LINK Want more information on PROPOSED CHANGES to Federal Special Education Law (IDEA) Want more information on EDUCATION LAWS Want more information on ORGANIZATIONS that might be of help or other resource LINKS Want to look at some REPORTS from other organizations? Want to look at

2. Pennsylvania Code Contains new laws regarding gifted in pennsylvania. http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/022/chapter16/chap16toc.html

CHAPTER 16. SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR GIFTED STUDENTS GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. Definitions. Purpose. Experimental programs. Strategic plans. ... Special education. SCREENING AND EVALUATION General. Gifted multidisciplinary evaluation. Gifted multidisciplinary reevaluation. GIEP General. GIEP. Support services. EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT General. Parental placement in private schools. PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS Notice. Consent. Impartial due process hearing. Mediation. ... Confidentiality. Authority Source The provisions of this Chapter 16 adopted December 8, 2000, effective December 9, 2000, 30 Pa.B. 6330, unless otherwise noted. GENERAL PROVISIONS Definitions. The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: Agency Chapter 4 Educational placement GIEP GMDT Gifted education (i) Conducted in an instructional setting. (ii) Provided in an instructional or skill area. (iii) Provided at no cost to the parents. (iv) Provided under the authority of a school district, directly, by referral or by contract. (v) Provided by an agency.

3. Pennsylvania Game Commission Provides information on seasons and bag limits, regulations, huntertrapper education, crossbow permit applications, permits and game news. http://www.pgc.state.pa.us/

main Search: Outdoor Shop What's New Newsroom Hunting-Trapping ... About the Pennsylvania Game Commission Interested in what the Game Commission does? Here’s where you can get an overview of the agency’s organizational structure, funding information and services. Wildlife Management Units Wildlife Populations are not equally distributed or abundant across Pennsylvania. That's why management areas are used to manage wildlife... Designated Routes on State Game Lands Management Plan For White-Tailed Deer In Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Big Game Records Take a moment and check out the listings. The chances are good that you'll see someone listed that you know. Featured Product of the Month Check out the new 2004 Pennsylvania Game Commission Calendar at THE OUTDOOR SHOP and see what new items are available. Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (B.O.W.) Learn how to become an Outdoors-Woman in Pennsylvania. Listing of events, seminars and other information. Buy License On-Line Legislative Updates ... Pennsylvania State Web Site Please send technical comments and problems to http://sites.state.pa.us/webmaster.htm

4. THE RIGHT TO SPECIAL EDUCATION Special education in pennsylvania, incorporates changes made to the Individualswith Disabilities education Act (IDEA) in 1997, and the regulations issued in http://www.elc-pa.org/RIGHTTOSPED2002.htm

THE RIGHT TO SPECIAL EDUCATION IN PENNSYLVANIA A GUIDE FOR PARENTS 2002 EDITION THE EDUCATION LAW CENTER – PA SPECIAL EDUCATION TIMELINES IN PA There are several steps to the PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL EDUCATION SYSTEM. Timelines are included in state law to insure that school districts complete each step promptly. Please note that some timelines are in calendar days, while others are in school days; that is, days in which the schools are open. If you find that your district does not follow a timeline, contact the special education director and discuss the problem. If you cannot get your school district to comply, you can file a complaint with the Division of Compliance, Bureau of Special Education, 333 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA In some cases, you may have the right to receive compensatory services for your child if the violation is serious. THE PRE-SCHOOL SYSTEM. For children ages 3 to 5: All evaluations must be completed and a copy of the report given to the parents within 60 calendar days of the parents’ consent.

5. Pennsylvania Fish And Boat Commission Boating and personal watercraft registration, safety education, laws and regulations, and accident statistics. http://www.fish.state.pa.us/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Click here for a nonframes version of the main index. Non-Frames Index Page Click here to send email to the Fish and Boat Commission's Webmaster. Use this link to send questions or comments about the Fish and Boat Commission, the content of our web pages and fishing and boating in Pennsylvania. PA PowerPort Site Search Fishing Boating ... No Frames Please send technical comments and problems to http://sites.state.pa.us/webmaster.htm This page was last updated at 08:58:28 AM, on Wednesday, October 02, 2002.

6. Pennsylvania Department Of Education Get acquainted with the state's academic standards and performance incentives and look over school programs. Has links to school districts. Higher and Adult education. Teaching in PA State Board of education. Teacher Certification System Basic education Circulars (BECs). regulations. Forms. Grants http://www.pde.psu.edu/

7. Professional Education | Regulations And FAQs As of May 2001, the pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy implemented amendedprogram sponsor regulations for continuing education program sponsors. http://www.picpa.org/prof_ed/reg_faqs/index.asp

Professional Education Search: COURSE CATALOG and REGISTRATION WAYS TO SAVE: CLASS PASS CPAs in INDUSTRY CPAs in PUBLIC ... faqs Frequently Asked Questions Professional Education Requirements If you have a question about professional education, the answer may be here. See below for the answers to some frequently asked questions. What time should I arrive at a course? How do I get to a course site? What should I do if my schedule changes, and I cannot attend a course for which I registered? What are the CPE requirements for Pennsylvania CPAs? ... How can I get a course approved for CPE? Do I need to? A. There are several convenient ways to register: Online Course Catalog Call the CPE Hotline at (215) 972-5430 or (888) 272-2001, ext. 430 Fax registration form to (215) 496-9212 (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to download form) Mail registration form to PICPA Foundation, PO Box 34246, Newark, N.J. 07189-0246 (Requires

8. Rules & Regulations Rules and regulations Table of Contents Rules for CLE regulations for CLE pennsylvania RULES FOR CONTINUING LEGAL education Title and Citation. to practice in the Commonwealth of pennsylvania continue their education to have and maintain the requisite knowledge http://www.pacle.org/rulesregs.htm

Rules and Regulations Table of Contents Rules for CLE Rule 101. Title and Citation Rule 102. General Rule 103. Board Rule 104. Powers and Duties of the Board ... Rule 113. Waivers and Extensions Regulations for CLE Preamble: Statement of Purpose Section 1: Definitions Section 2: Scope Section 3: Minimum Education Requirement ... Section 18: Board Fee Schedule PENNSYLVANIA RULES FOR CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION Rule 101. Title and Citation. These rules shall be known as the Pennsylvania Rules for Continuing Legal Education and may be cited as "Pa.R.C.L.E. ." (Top of Page) Rule 102. General. (a) Purpose. These rules are adopted to assure that lawyers admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania continue their education to have and maintain the requisite knowledge and skill necessary to fulfill their professional responsibilities. (b) Definitions. Subject to any definitions contained in subsequent rules, the following words and phrases, when used in these rules shall have, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following meanings: "Active Lawyer":

9. Pennsylvania Department Of Education Includes information on the department, teaching in the state, education reform initiatives, libraries, Category Regional North America pennsylvania education...... regulations. power of his office to line item veto the basic education subsidy in EdwardRendell took a huge step Thursday towards keeping pennsylvania in the http://www.pde.state.pa.us/

K-12 Schools Higher and Adult Education Teaching in PA Libraries ... View as Text-Only Thursday, April 10, 2003 The Education Plan for a New Pennsylvania Giving All Our School Districts a Path to Prosperity and Growth The Plan for a New Pennsylvania is based on the twin principles that all of the Commonwealth's children deserve the opportunity to learn and that an educated citizenry is our most effective economic development tool. The proposal represents an unprecedented investment in Pennsylvania's future - not just in terms of resources, but also in its message: Pennsylvania has a choice. With this plan, the Commonwealth chooses a future of equity, of prosperity and of growth. Click here for more information on the Governor's Plan for a New Pennsylvania. Click here for more information about the Education Budget. Click here for quick facts on School Improvement Funds Click here for the 'We Have a Choice: Multi-media Presentation" ... Safe Schools Crisis Response Our most popular pages plus some you might have missed Quick Facts on School Improvement Funds 2001-2002 Violence and Weapons Report Reading First Grant Recipients Announced PA Career Guide Survey ... Go to More Picks We have scoured the web for sites you might find useful. Select a subject below...

10. |K-12 Schools Education Regulations education regulations. The official version of pennsylvania's education regulations is kept at the PA Code, Title 22 web http://www.pde.state.pa.us/k12/cwp/view.asp?a=85&Q=74000&pde_internetNav=|5386|&

11. Rules & Regulations shall require. (Top of Page) pennsylvania regulations FOR CONTINUINGLEGAL education. Preamble Statement of Purpose. The public properly http://www.pacle.com/rulesregs.htm

Rules and Regulations Table of Contents Rules for CLE Rule 101. Title and Citation Rule 102. General Rule 103. Board Rule 104. Powers and Duties of the Board ... Rule 113. Waivers and Extensions Regulations for CLE Preamble: Statement of Purpose Section 1: Definitions Section 2: Scope Section 3: Minimum Education Requirement ... Section 18: Board Fee Schedule PENNSYLVANIA RULES FOR CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION Rule 101. Title and Citation. These rules shall be known as the Pennsylvania Rules for Continuing Legal Education and may be cited as "Pa.R.C.L.E. ." (Top of Page) Rule 102. General. (a) Purpose. These rules are adopted to assure that lawyers admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania continue their education to have and maintain the requisite knowledge and skill necessary to fulfill their professional responsibilities. (b) Definitions. Subject to any definitions contained in subsequent rules, the following words and phrases, when used in these rules shall have, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the following meanings: "Active Lawyer":

12. PA Special Education Regulations PIN Releases Special education News February 19, 2001 education Committee voted 1212 to approve/disapprove the new pennsylvania Special education regulations (Chapter 14). http://www.paproviders.org/Pages/infos%20archive/PIN%20Releases%20Special%20Educ

PIN Releases Special Education News February 19, 2001 The Parents Involved Network of Pennsylvania ( PIN ) indicates that on February 14 the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Education Committee voted 12-12 to approve/disapprove the new Pennsylvania Special Education Regulations (Chapter 14). Because there was a tie, they will make no comment to the Independent Regulatory Review Commission (IRRC). The information below, provided by PIN, reports on the status of the proposed regulations. Next Steps The PA Senate Education Committee will now review the regulations, followed by the IRRC. Main Issues The new special education regulations eliminate many protections for students with disabilities, while making the regulations difficult for non-attorneys to read or use. Particularly, class size limit restrictions have been removed and advocates may no longer represent families at Due Process Hearings. What You Can Do Make sure your state senator, the senators on the PA Senate Education Committee, and the IRRC know your concerns regarding changes to Chapter 14, which regulates how special education occurs in Pennsylvania. (A more extension discussion of the changes can be found at the Pennsylvania Education Law Center ( www.elc-pa.org

13. School Law: How To Find It At Bailey Library pennsylvania Basic education Laws, regulations, Standards and Circulars Commonwealthlaws, State Board of education regulations, Department of education http://www.sru.edu/pages/2134.asp

Search Slippery Rock University HOME Calendar Library Athletics ... Research Help School Law Resources Selected Primary Sources Materials for Historical Research Subject Guides Virtual Information Desk Web Tutorial ... Research Assistance document.write(document.title + ' '); (Best Sources marked with an asterisk *) JOURNAL ARTICLES AND DATABASES (ONLINE) Lexis-Nexis*: Search in "Legal" database by keyword, citation or case, and Federal or State Codes. ERIC: (in EBSCOhost). Search by keyword for articles, documents, reports, and research related to school law and specific cases. Some articles will be linked to EBSCOhost full text. ERIC documents (from 1996-present) are available full-text through EDRS links. Education Abstracts: (in WebSpirs). Search by keyword for journal articles and research related to school law and specific cases. WEB SITES BY SUBJECT (ONLINE) Education Law/Legislation GOVERNMENT WEB SITES (ONLINE) Pennsylvania Department of Education : includes links to federal and state programs. Pennsylvania Code* : where you can browse or search Title 22, which includes all Pennsylvania Laws on Education.

14. Pennsylvania Association For Gifted Education (PAGE) From the pennsylvania Department of education Group IEP Meetings Not Acceptable. Links to regulations, FAQs, Forms http://www.adhesivesystems.com/~user/penngift.html

15. Pennsylvania Parents And Caregivers Resource Network Useful Web Sites for Understanding . Using New Special education regulations.• Federal and PA Special education Laws and regulations, http://www.ppcrn.org/SpecEdRegLinks.htm

Using New Special Education Regulations Federal and PA Special Education Laws and Regulations This link takes you to PATTAN site where forms and new regulations are available. Education for Gifted Students They have (new) annotated IEP's and ER's for gifted students available. PPCRN 1-888-5-PARENT Return to the PPCRN Home Page

16. Pennsylvania Education Law. Legal Directory County Lawyers And Attorneys, Legal An internet resource for pennsylvania consumers seeking education legal advice, attorneys, lawyers, law, cases, courts, employment, bankruptcy, real estate, and accident victims, people injured through no fault of their own and families of fatality pennsylvania education Law. Assignments Using Issues. in Pa.School Law I.D.E.A. '97 regulations. Individuals with Disabilities. education Act Amend. 1997 http://www.pacolawyers.com/dir/Pennsylvania_Education_Law/education_student_teac

Pennsylvania Education Law Assignments Using Issues in Pa.School Law Basic Due Process for Pa.Educators ... Special Education You are Visitor: e-Mail Webmaster Content-type: text/html Pennsylvania Lawyers Allegheny Co. Lawyers Bucks Co. Lawyers Chester Co. Lawyers Delaware Co. Lawyers Montgomery Co. Lawyers Philadelphia Co. Lawyers Lawyers Near You - Pull Down Allegheny County Lawyers Allentown County Lawyers Berks County Lawyers Bucks County Lawyers Chester County Lawyers Delaware County Lawyers Erie County Lawyers Montgomery County Lawyers Philadelphia Lawyers Pittsburgh County Lawyers Bucks County Lawyers Reading County Lawyers Find A Lawyer - PA Legal Net - PA Legal Message Board

17. Resources For Educators Disorders Related Links; Chapter 14 Information (Special education regulations); IntermediateUnit Websites; pennsylvania Department of education; pennsylvania http://www.iu13.k12.pa.us/inst_res_educators_main.shtml

Do you have a suggestion for additional resources or comments on the ones provided? Please share them. Resources for Educators Following are several resources, including websites, which might be useful for educators. Information about and/or links to other entities' websites and resources are provided solely as a resource and IU 13 is not responsible for their content. Autism Spectrum Disorders Related Links Antarctica Online - a group of researchers funded by the National Science Foundation wants to show students the beauty of the Antarctica and allow them to follow their research. The researchers are working on the LTER project. Chapter 14 Information (Special Education Regulations) Comprehensive System of Personnel Development (CSPD) - Staff development services available through the CSPD System. CyberSmart - National Cyber Security Alliance announced the availability of cyber-security tips and posters for K-12 teachers and students. These resources can be viewed and printed. Early Childhood Learning Continuum Indicators Early Childhood Parent Letters Egyptian Dig Online - Students can watch scientists from Johns Hopkins University excavate an Egyptian tomb online through the university's website, "Hopkins in Egypt today."

18. Regulations Of The Pennsylvania State Board Of Education The pennsylvania State Board of education promulgates regulations through a regulatoryprocess, which includes the publication of proposed rules in the http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/edu/ed370/Lexicon Definitions/RegsPaStBdEd.h

Regulations of the Pennsylvania State Board of Education The Pennsylvania State Board of Education promulgates regulations through a regulatory process, which includes the publication of proposed rules in the Pennsylvania Bulletin. After comments and revision, the State Board gives approval to the regulations but the Independent Regulatory Review Commission, the House and Senate education committees, and the office of the Attorney General of Pennsylvania must still approve the regulations. When the regulations have been given final approval they are published in the Pennsylvania Code in volume 22. These regulations are binding on the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the school districts of the Commonwealth. See and Each regulation is placed in the appropriate chapter of volume 22 and can be located by using a citation, which includes the section of the chapter in which the regulation is located. For example, regulations concerning students are placed in Chapter 12. The section of Chapter 12 dealing with "Corporal punishment" is § 12.5. A citation to the section of the State Board regulations dealing with corporal punishment is: 22 Pa. Code § 12.5 (i.e. volume 22 of the Pennsylvania Code; Section 12.5 of Chapter 12 of that volume). School Code Regulations of the State Board of Education Case Law Girard School District v. Pittinger

19. Freedomforum.org: Pennsylvania High School Journalists, Allies Fear Regulation C proposed changes to state education regulations governing student power, even thoughstate education officials say director of the pennsylvania School Press http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=15617

20. Pennsylvania State Parks - Jennings Environmental Education Center - PA DCNR The primary purpose of pennsylvania State Parks is to and serve as outdoor classroomsfor environmental education. all posted rules and regulations and respect http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/jenn.htm

Jennings offers a full range of educational programs. A unique attraction at the center is its relict prairie, which includes the spectacular and well-known prairie flower, the blazing star. The relict prairie ecosystem is rare in Pennsylvania. Visitors should try to visit in late July or early August when the pairie is in full bloom. The Jennings Environmental Education Center, Butler County, is approximately 300 acres. It is managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of State Parks. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The grounds are open from 8 a.m. to sunset, seven days a week for hiking and other nature related activities. Weekend and evening programs may be scheduled during each month. The environmental education center will be staffed when a weekend or an evening program is offered. Please check the newspaper, bulletin boards and program announcements for weekend program dates. Goals of the center are to protect the fragile natural ecosystems, manage the center's resources and educate the public in various aspects of ecological responsibility through environmental education and interpretive programming. Directions Jennings Environmental Education Center is located in Butler County, Pennsylvania.

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