1. Research Guide To Education Law In MD Links and tips form Law Librarian on how to find the statutes, cases, regulations and policy materials on Education Law in MD http://www.peoples-law.org/education/maryland-code-education.htm

Date last edited Education - The Maryland Code The Maryland Code contains the laws passed by the legislature (the "General Assembly") and signed into law by the Governor. The Maryland Code is divided into "Articles," such as "Education." The Articles are divided into "Titles" and "Subtitles." At the smallest level, the Code is made up of "Sections," which are individual laws or portions of individual laws. The Education Article of the Maryland Code is divided into twenty-six Titles. At the elementary and secondary school levels, the most important parts of the Maryland Code are Title 2, "State Department of Education," Title 7, "Public Schools," and Title 8, "Special Programs for Exceptional Children." For career, college, and professional education, the most important parts are "Title 18, "Student Financial Assistance" and Title 21, "Career and Technology Education Programs." Where specific sections of the Maryland Code are key to the discussion of topics such as school discipline, special education, and enrollment in school, you will find links to the applicable laws. For general reading or research about Maryland's education laws, see the Peoples Law Library's section on

2. Education - Maryland Regulations - COMAR Brief description of rules of operation for Maryland schools Education COMAR (Code Of Maryland Agency Regulations) The Maryland State Department of Education's http://www.peoples-law.org/education/comar-education.htm

Date last edited Education - COMAR (Code Of Maryland Agency Regulations) The Maryland State Department of Education's rules, called regulations, are in Title 13A of COMAR . Title 13A of COMAR contains the most specific detailed rules about the operation of schools in Maryland, the powers of the schools, and the rights of students. Table of Contents of Title 13A (Scroll down to find the subject you want to read. Each section title is a link that takes you to its text when you click it.) Link to information about the Education Article of the Maryland Code Source: Legal Aid Bureau, updated by the Maryland State Law Library (MSLL) Date of last legal review (PLL/M.A.J.) This site offers legal information, not legal advice. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information and to clearly explain your options. However we do not provide legal advice - the application of the law to your individual circumstances. For legal advice, you should consult an attorney. See our section on " Finding A Lawyer In Maryland ."

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4. Field Notes - Jola Montessori The process was inspired by a proposed change in Maryland education regulations that eliminated state standards for Montessori schools. “We believe that what has been established http://www.jola-montessori.com/psm/86/articles/fieldnotes.html

Field Notes Albuquerque board buys land for charter Sr. Anthonita Porta, 76, dies of aneurism Harris wins Canadian award Rochester school hires Epstein as director ... MTIPS’s Calise answers queries as virtual mentor Albuquerque board buys land for charter The Albuquerque Board of Education voted on Sept. 16 to fund the acquisition of the existing land and buildings and additional vacant land immediately to the north of the Montessori of Rio Grande Charter School. This vote was the result of the work of so many parents, faculty, Council and friends from a local neighborhood association over a period of five years. The board president especially cited the work of Principal Bonnie Dodge and the teachers in helping make this dream come true and open up significant opportunities for the school. Sr. Anthonita Porta, 76, dies of aneurism Long-time Montessori educator Sister Anthonita Porta died Sept. 9 of a ruptured aortic aneurism. She was 76. Porta was celebrated as one of the most positive, amiable, humble and determined figures in the American Montessori community. It opened with18 students and grew to about 190 students. She taught at the school for several years, then became the administrator. She soon began preparing teachers around the country and in 1990 started the Adrian Dominican Montessori Teacher Education Institute.

5. The Medical Quack: 2007-05-13 Maryland education regulations require schools to have information on enrollment, attendance and promotion for all students. In April 2005, state officials pulled a random sample http://ducknetweb.blogspot.com/2007_05_13_archive.html

FB.init(";30de6421d360d5c1a2f1c066cd1a9d73";, ";";); skip to main skip to sidebar Interviews Personal Health Records ... More Info. Saturday, May 19, 2007 Pharma Rep Interview from the Daily Show This is a very funny interview from the Daily Show. We can't embed the video, but you can follow the link below to view. Comedy Central - Media Player tweetmeme_style = 'compact'; Sphere: Related Content Labels: Need a Laugh Medical Building set on fire Was the intent to burn medical records? One more reason to ditch the paper files and back up your data...BD NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA (AP) Police in North Hollywood arrested a man this morning on suspicion of setting fire to files in a medical building. Police say the man fled officers responding to a burglar alarm at the building, but that he was quickly apprehended and found to be carrying a lighter. Several medical files were found inside in flames. The man was arrested on suspicion of arson. There's no word yet on his connection to the medical files that were burned. Source: KNX - * tweetmeme_style = 'compact';

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