1. Proposal For Reform Of General Education: Eastern Kentucky University The present general education program at Eastern kentucky University requires baccalaureate students to complete fiftyone http://www.academicaffairs.eku.edu/gened/genedpt2a.htm

quickmenu('http://www.eku.edu/site/feedback.htm',0); GENERAL EDUCATION Proposal for Reform of General Education Eastern Kentucky University Imperative to Reform The present general education program at Eastern Kentucky University requires baccalaureate students to complete fifty-one hours in six broad areas subdivided into twenty-one categories. The courses now available for this purpose number approximately 200. If students are very careful and are well advised, they may choose courses that are, collectively, the essence of a sound liberal education, courses that introduce them to the rich diversity of the human experience, courses that are properly sequenced to ensure a logical and cumulative acquisition of skills and knowledge. Too often, however, students and their advisors are confused by the array of courses, and they become frustrated when they find that sections of the most appropriate courses are filled. As a consequence, students frequently choose or are placed in courses only as a last resort. Often with an advisor's encouragement, they merely fill slots in their general education program with little or no thought for the coherence of the choices they make. Too frequently, their course selection amounts to choosing what is least threatening, rather than what is most enriching. Practical problems compound the pedagogical faults in the present general education program. Because many departments require specific choices among general education courses, students who change majors (and many do so, several times) find that the courses they have taken do not coincide with those the new major demands. Consequently, they must take additional general education courses that lengthen the time it takes to finish a degree. The overall effect is to give general education a bad name. It becomes a series of haphazard and unrelated hurdles a student must overcome rather than a coherent program whose importance the university stresses by requiring it of every student.

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This site is designed to facilitate information exchange and public education about the pressing issue of safety in our schools. Attorney General Report on the Kentucky School Safety Summit Kentucky Center for School Safety National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) NAAG/National School Board Association (NSBA) School Safety Web Site ... Links to Other Related Sites For more information about this web site, please call (502) 696-5313.

3. Kentucky Council On Postsecondary Education : Going To College A Please read the general education Transfer Report or send an email kyvu kyvl kyvae links contact us © 2001-2002 Copyright kentucky Council on http://www.cpe.state.ky.us/going2/going2_transfer_planning_getp.asp

General Education Transfer Policy Q: What is the General Education Transfer Policy? A: The General Education Transfer Policy lets colleges and universities accept each other's general education requirements for transfer students. Courses that meet General Education Transfer Policy requirements are identified by each institution. This policy was designed to help students: Transfer more easily from one public institution to another, and To complete approved Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) transfer programs. Q: How does the Transfer Policy work? A: Students who complete lower division general education requirements at one public institution will have those courses accepted by other public institutions. Remember, this policy: Covers only transfer students, not visiting students. Is limited to lower division requirements. Does not cover general education requirements for particular majors. Q: How do I get my transfer courses accepted?

4. EKU Web Home A regional, coeducational, public institution offering general and liberal arts programs, preprofessional and professional training in education and various other fields at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. http://www.eku.edu/

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Welcome to the Kentucky Coal Education Web Site Search Coal Education "What's New" The majority of the funding for the Coal Education Web Site is provided by the Kentucky Coal Council In an effort to educate the public, the contents of this page are directed to students, teachers, employees of the coal industry, and the general public to expand their knowledge of coal and the coal industry. The Coal Education Web Site is a dynamic, growing portrait of one of America's most essential industries. Its purpose is to present factual, useful information about coal in a fun and productive way. Click here for details on The Woman's Auxiliary to the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (WAIMEA) Essay Contest. Portal 31, Kentucky's First Exhibition Coal Mine E-mail webmaster@miningusa.com

7. $7.8 Million In Special Education General Supervision Enhancement Grants Awarded Special education Programs general Supervision Enhancement Connecticut Departmentof education George Dowaliby Columbia (University of kentucky), University of http://www.ed.gov/PressReleases/10-2001/10052001j.html

FOR RELEASE: October 5, 2001 Contact: Jim Bradshaw $7.8 Million in Special Education General Supervision Enhancement Grants Awarded to 24 States, Territories and Outlying Areas More than $7.8 million in grants have been awarded by the U.S. Department of Education to 24 states, territories and outlying areas for special education improvement efforts as part of a competitive process to help reform and improve services for children with disabilities. A total of 42 states, Puerto Rico and outlying territories competed for the awards, known as General Supervision Enhancement Grants. The grants are intended to complement and support the accountability system developed by the department’s Office of Special Education Programs by assisting states and lead agencies to develop and improve their infrastructure for holding states, districts and schools accountable for improving student achievement. "Accountability for improved performance rests at the heart of our efforts to improve American education," said U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige. "These awards will help move us toward assuring that our special education programs are offering quality educational services to all students with disabilities so that no child is left behind." Activities supported by the grants include: developing data-driven, evidence-based state monitoring systems that focus on areas that have the greatest impact on better outcomes for children with disabilities;

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January February March April May June July August September October November December Click the Apple to Navigate KEA Compliance/Constitution Committee Start Date End Date Wed 04/09/2003 Wed 04/09/2003 KEA Compliance/Constitution Committee; 12:00 noon; Executive West Hotel, Louisville KEA Delegate Assembly Start Date End Date Wed 04/09/2003 Fri 04/11/2003 KEA Delegate Assembly; Executive West Hotel; Louisville, KY Eastern Kentucky Education Association Delegate Caucus Dinner Start Date End Date Wed 04/09/2003 Wed 04/09/2003 Eastern Kentucky Education Association Delegate Caucus Dinner; 6:00 pm; Chapel Room; Executive West Hotel, Louisville KEA Retired Annual Meeting Start Date End Date Wed 04/09/2003 Wed 04/09/2003 KEA Retired Annual Meeting; Executive West Hotel; Louisville, KY KEA Student Program Delegate Assembly Start Date End Date Fri 04/11/2003 Sat 04/12/2003 KEA Student Program Delegate Assembly; Louisville, KY Franklin County Education Association Hosts the American Red Cross Blood Drive Start Date End Date Mon 04/14/2003 Mon 04/14/2003 The Franklin County Education Association will host a blood drive at Collins Lane Elementary School; 3:00-8:00PM in the gymnasium. The Blood Drive is conducted by the American Red Cross. All members of the community are invited.

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11. Kentucky.gov: The Commonwealth Of Kentucky Home Page End of general Information group , End of Information about the Governor's education Pays program , Copyright © Commonwealth of kentucky. http://kentucky.gov/

NOTICE : If scripting capabilities are unavailable or disabled for your browser, this page may not be completely usable. Please visit our text-only page instead. Text-only Version Go to category menus. News and Highlights S earch KY Other search options [ Groups of Services and Information Categories ] General Information Residents Businesses Education, Training Applications, Forms, Licenses Agriculture Employment, Jobs Consumer Protection Applications, Forms, Licenses Government Directory Education, Training Business Publications, Research, Maps Public, Human Services Economic Development Tourism, State Parks Tax Information Tax Information Transportation, Highways Transportation, Highways Technology [ End of General Information group ] [ End of Residents group ] [ End of Businesses group ] [ End of Categories table ] About this site Visitor Survey Privacy Individuals with Disabilities Text-only Version kywebmaster@mail.state.ky.us Commonwealth of Kentucky. Go to category menus. Go to top of page. [ End of page ... Thank you for visiting our site. Please come again. ]

12. The Early Kinship: Kentucky Negro Public Education, Libraries, And Librarians The Early Kinship kentucky Negro Public education, Libraries, and Librarians Reinette F. Jones University of kentucky College of Communications Librarian Printed with permission from kentucky Libraries. being considered as a section of the kentucky education Association (KEA). (Commission, 1965; general education, 1937). http://www.uky.edu/Subject/earlykin.html

The Early Kinship: Kentucky Negro Public Education, Libraries, and Librarians Reinette F. Jones University of Kentucky College of Communications Librarian Printed with permission from Kentucky Libraries In the final decades of the nineteenth century libraries were a very minuscule part of the initial drive toward education for Kentucky's former slaves. Thirty-one years after public education became available, Thomas Fountain Blue began training Negro librarians at the Louisville Free Public Library Western Colored Branch. Another 30 years would pass before Negro librarians would be recognized by the Kentucky Negro Education Association in 1935. Unfortunately, by 1935 Blue's training program had ended and there were no institutions in Kentucky offering library training to Negroes. To understand how this came to pass, it is necessary to start with the history of the colored school system. Colored schools were attempted as early as 1827 in Kentucky (Wilson, 1937). There was never a statute against educating slaves in Kentucky, but it was not widely encouraged; the schools were subject to being "broken up" by Whites who opposed educating Negroes (Wilson, 1937, p. 21). Berea College was the only available school of higher education and even it faced periods of forced closings (Kleber, 1992). Following Emancipation in Kentucky (1865), Negro educators petitioned for public schools (Kleber, 1992; Simon, 1996). Nine years later, the Legislative Act of 1874 established the first system of public colored common schools in Kentucky (Russell, 1946). The following year 452 districts in 93 counties reported schools (Atwood, 1940). Students were to study spelling, reading, writing, and arithmetic - subjects few of the teachers had mastered (Ligon, 1942).

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14. 2000 GENERAL ASSEMBLY FB 2000-2002 SENATE BUDGET REPORT C. EDUCATION Allocation of Support education Excellence in kentucky Funds The general Fund appropriations to the base Support http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/budget/Senate/c40.pdf

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sectNum = 4; document.write(lmonth + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year); Lifestyles Home Food Education Center Places of Worship ... Account Info Education Center Two resign from school board on attorney general's urging Associated Press ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (AP) Two school board members who also hold jobs with Hardin County have resigned after being urged by the state attorney general's office. Board members Danny Allen and Harry Braxton Jr. resigned Wednesday after they received a letter from the office that said sitting on a school board and working for the county is against the law. "Based upon clear legal authority, we respectfully request that both Mr. Allen and Mr. Braxton voluntarily resign from the Board," Assistant Deputy Attorney General Scott White said in a letter. Braxton is a Hardin County deputy sheriff and Allen is the supervisor for the Hardin County Roads Department. In a letter, Allen said the "controversy is hurting the Hardin County School system and my family."

16. General Education Program: Eastern Kentucky University general education. general education Program Eastern kentucky University.Credit Hours. I. University Seminar, 3. The University Seminar http://www.cas.eku.edu/gened/GenEdProg.htm

quickmenu('http://www.eku.edu/site/feedback.htm',0); GENERAL EDUCATION General Education Program Eastern Kentucky University Credit Hours I. University Seminar The University Seminar introduces students to the intellectual challenges and opportunities of the university. Through common experiences and common readings, students begin to appreciate the complexity of most human problems and the need to bring resources of many scholarly disciplines to bear on them. The course emphasizes the structure and value of the general education program as the foundation of a baccalaureate degree and of lifelong learning. Focusing on contemporary issues, students will begin to exercise critical thinking skills, research skills, communication skills, cultural skills, and skills of the imagination. II. Communications Communications is designed to improve students' skills in critical thinking and communication. Emphasis is placed on reading, writing, and speaking activities that stress critical thinking skills. III.

17. RAND Child Policy Bibliography: Education - General Bibliography Topic education general. 2002. in education Measuring the Effectof education on the of Gains in Scores on the kentucky Instructional Results http://www.rand.org/child/bib/13.html

Bibliography Topic: Education - General Class-Size Reduction in California: A Story of Hope, Promise, and Unintended Consequences. Brian M. Stecher, George W. Bohrnstedt, Michael W. Kirst, Joan McRobbie, Trish Williams, RP-1030 Does Class Size Matter? Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Dominic J. Brewer, Adam Gamoran, J.Douglas Willms, RP-1027 Provision of Title I Services: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Jennifer Solan McCombs, Sheila E. Murray, Scott Naftel, Mark Berends, LRP-200208-13 . 2003. Also available online Schools Identified as in Need of Improvement under Title I: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Scott Naftel, Mark Berends, Jennifer Solan McCombs, LRP-200100-63 . 2003. Also available online Testing for Sample Selection in the Milwaukee School Choice Experiment. Daniel D. Goldhaber, Dominic J. Brewer, Eric R. Eide, Daniel I. Rees, RP-1023 The Same High Standards for Migrant Students: Holding Title I Schools Accountable. Vol. 1, Title I Schools Serving Migrant Students: Recent Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Schools. Sheila Nataraj Kirby, Scott Naftel, Jennifer Solan McCombs, Mark Berends

18. GED Information general Information. Application for Testing Form and take the GED SteckVaughn OfficialPractice Test administered by a kentucky adult education provider http://adulted.state.ky.us/ged_information.htm

S earch KY: Options... KY Department for Adult Education and Literacy Home About DAEL Adult Educators Announcements ... Archives In order to view some files on DAEL's Web Page, you may need to download the free Acrobat Reader plug-in here: Do you know someone who needs their GED? Just click here and find out how you can steer them in the right direction! 2002 General EDucational development Program for Kentucky Below is the latest information concerning the GED Program and the Employee/Employer GED Incentives. There's something for everyone! Everything you need to get your GED is right here: Need a copy of your GED? What to expect on the GED Tests For the latest information on the GED Program, eligibility requirements, subjects covered and scores required click here If you are interested in receiving a tax credit for GED Incentives for Employees and Employers Program click here Regulation Summary Provider Flyer for Employee Discount and Employer Tax Credits GED Incentive Regulation785 KAR 1-120 ... GED Incentive Program Final Report Form General Information GED Tests Earn Your High School Equivalency Diploma The GED tests measures the educational achievement of adults who are not high school graduates and compares their competency with that of high school graduates.

19. Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust The Commonwealth of kentucky, the kentucky Higher education Assistance Authority,the based upon a number of factors, including general financial market http://www.kentuckytrust.org/disclose_privacy.html

Program Overview FAQ Enroll Today Request Enrollment Kit ... Prepaid Plan Tuition Finder Calculators College Savings Tax Advantage TIAA-CREF may collect nonpublic personal information about you from various sources, including: (i) information you provide, for example, on participation agreements, applications or other forms; (ii) information about your participation in the Program, such as investments; and (iii) information from third parties such as consumer reporting agencies. Your nonpublic personal information is used to effect your investment in the Program or to provide you with related transaction services. If you elect to receive information about financial products and services offered by TIAA-CREF and its affiliates (including insurance companies, broker-dealers, investment companies, investment advisers and a trust company) by checking the appropriate box in the application to open your Account, your nonpublic personal information also may be shared with these affiliates to determine your possible interest in such products and services, and to mail you information about them. Your nonpublic personal information also is available to the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority in its role as Trustee of the Trust. TIAA-CREF limits access to your nonpublic personal information to its employees who need to know that information to provide Program-related services to you. Further, your nonpublic personal information is protected by physical, electronic and procedural safeguards in accordance with federal and state standards.

20. Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust corporation and governmental agency, established by an act of the general Assemblyin 1966 to enhance higher education opportunities for kentucky students. http://www.kentuckytrust.org/about_kheaa.html

Program Overview FAQ Enroll Today Request Enrollment Kit ... Prepaid Plan Tuition Finder Calculators College Savings Tax Advantage The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) is a public corporation and governmental agency, established by an act of the General Assembly in 1966 to enhance higher education opportunities for Kentucky students. To that end, KHEAA administers several financial aid programs and disseminates information about higher education opportunities. Financial Aid Programs and Services In addition to the Education Savings Plan Trust, the Commonwealth of Kentucky has several financial aid programs that are administered by KHEAA. Some of those are listed below. All programs except those in the Loans category are for Kentucky residents only. Grants Scholarship Conversion Scholarships/Loans Loans Work Study For more information about financial aid programs other than the Education Savings Plan Trust, please visit KHEAA's Web site www.kheaa.com www.kentuckytrust.org

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