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The District Service Center Administrative Unit Program Review Report 1. Department or Administrative Unit: Date: Members of the Administrative Unit Program Review Team: ______________________________________________________________________________ 2. Administrative Unit Mission Statement: Please provide a mission statement or a brief description of the unit’s purpose stated in broad terms. It should reference how the work of the unit supports aspects on the District’s mission. It should also include how the colleges benefit from the work of the unit. If you do not already have an administrative unit mission statement, the following is a way of organizing the components, although they do not have to be presented in this order. “The mission of (name of your administrative unit) is to (primary purpose) by providing (primary functions or activities) to the colleges. These (services, functions, etc.) contribute to the District’s (mission, strategic goals, etc.) by (describe how).” ______________________________________________________________________________ 3. Organizational Chart:
4., etc. 10. Facility Needs (not covered by current building or remodeling projects): What are your new facilities needs for the next three years? Why? Please provide a reason and/or evidence to support your requests and indicate which administrative unit outcome and program improvement objectives the request supports. Place items on the list in order (rank) of importance. Facility Request Administrative Unit Outcome Program Improvement Objective (s) Reason and/or Evidence of the Need 1. 2. 3. 4., etc. 11. Professional and Organizational Development Needs (not covered by current budget): Please describe the professional development needs of the administrative unit. Include specifics such as training in the use of technology, cultural sensitivity, mentoring, and activities that help individuals stay current with their job responsibilities or to meet state, federal or professional requirements, etc. Place items on the list in order of rank or importance and indicate which administrative unit outcome and program improvement objectives the request supports. Professional or Organizational Development Request Administrative Unit Outcome Program Improvement Objective (s) Reason and/or Evidence of the Need Estimated Cost 1. 2. 3.
$300.00 - $1,000.00 Jane/Joe Borg Robert W. “Bobby” Brown Fong Joe/Pola Martino Lois Repetto Rosano $100.00 - $299.99 Helen Amoroso Frank Brucia Arthur Dong Jesse Figueroa Irwin Gibbs Frank Lem Mario Lombardi Norrick George Paxson J. Milton Seropan Robert R. Vaccarezza Nelson Wong Ronald Yee $50.00 – $99.99 Angelo Balistreri Carol/Fred Bryant Rosalie Cirby Sisvan Der Harootunian Charlene Fachner Mori Faith Irma Ferro Marion Gizzi Carla Harris Carmela Hoffman Cathy Kornblith Harriet Stonti Kuntz Anthony Lyau Marilyn Ma Reno Manfredi Dee Ann Morgan Joe Scafidi Edgar Stone Cordy Surdyka $1.00 - $49.00 Toni Alessandra Loreto Almazol Lorraine Bassadonne Doreen Bertani Minnie Campos Roxie Blue Harris Ralph Cicurel Barbara Cope-Colaman Carmel Densley Jim Dresser $1.00 - $49.00 Cont. Yola Ferralis Joan Gaskell Dorothy Hawkes Lance Hughston Alvin Joe Mavis Jan Lai Monica Kirkland Estelle Landi Barbara LaRocca Dave Lippi Gretchen Lipow Pete Lommori Antonette Machi Leon Manalo Paul Mennucci Joel Napp Richard Pisciotta Frank Quadrelli Seb Saia Thomas Laverne Schultz Scola Jean Shelley Eric Soderstram Albert Sollini Vaughn Spurlin Rudy Torigiani Luciano Turchino Lynette Wong Daniel Yee Jim Yee
97.00 100.00 97.00 90.00 92.00 90.00 92.00 90.00 92.00 80.00 92.00 80.00 88.00 80.00 88.00 Doniphan County Parents as Teachers (PAT) USD 111 Doniphan West Parents as Teachers USD 429 Troy Parents as Teachers USD 114 Riverside Parents as Teachers (785)741-4489, usd111.org (785)741-1504, troyusd.org Usd114.org Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Northeast Kansas Infant-Toddler Services (785)876-2214 www.keystonelearning.org Head Start NEK-CAP, Inc. (785)742-2222 Nekcap.org Parenting Education Parenting Calendar East.ks.childcareaware.org (877)678-2548 Mental Health Services Kanza Mental Health and Guidance Center (785)742-7113 Kanzamhgc.org Doniphan County
Article 3 General Definitions 1. For the purposes of this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) the term “person” includes an individual, a company and any other body of persons; (b) the term “company” means any body corporate or any entity that is treated as a body corporate for tax purposes; (c) the term “enterprise” applies to the carrying on of any business; (d) the terms “enterprise of a Contracting State” and “enterprise of the other Contracting State” mean respectively an enterprise carried on by a resident of a Contracting State and an enterprise carried on by a resident of the other Contracting State; (e) the term “international traffic” means any transport by a ship or aircraft operated by an enterprise of a Contracting State, except when the ship or aircraft is operated solely between places in the other Contracting State; (f) the term “competent authority” means: (i) in the case of New Zealand, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue or an authorised representative; and (ii) in the case of Samoa, the CEO of the Ministry for Revenue or an authorised representative; (g) the term “national”, in relation to a Contracting State, means: (i) any individual possessing the nationality or citizenship of that Contracting State; and
East Gippsland Shire Library Branches Tel Fax Bairnsdale 22 Service Street, 3875 (VicRoads 84 B7) 5152 4225 5152 6633 Lakes Entrance , 3909 (VicRoads 84 H7) 5153 9500 5152 6633 Mallacoota 70 Maurice Ave, 3892 (VicRoads 70 D7) 5153 9500 5152 6633 Omeo 179 Day Avenue, 3898 (VicRoads 66 B3) 5153 9500 5153 9576 Orbost 1 Ruskin Street, 3888 (VicRoads 85 J5) 5153 9500 5152 6633 Paynesville 55 The Esplanade, 3880 (VicRoads 84 D8) 5153 9500 5152 6633 Mobile Library C\-22 Service Street, 3875 (see map and times) 5152 4225 5152 6633 Features Loan Period 4 weeks 2 weeks – heavy demand items Public Access Equipment - PCs with Internet - 24 Subject Strengths or Special Collections area studies Parenting collection Special Programs or Services Homebased service Adaptive Technology Touch Screen with Internet/pc Boardmaker software 22 Service Street BAIRNSDALE 3875 Tel 5152 4225 5153 9500 Fax 5152 6633 DX 214190 Bairnsdale Nucom VEGS E library@egipps.vic.gov.au W www.eastgippsland.vic.gov.au /libraries Manager Community Ms Anna Cook T 5152 4225 F 5152 6633 Library Operations Ms Colette Branch T 5152 4225 F 5152 6633 Library Programs Ms Kylie Pinkerton T 5152 4225 F 5152 6633 Inter-Library Loan Officer Ms Janet Palmer ill@egipps.vic.gov.au
T 5152 4225 F 5152 6633 Chief Executive Officer Mr Steve Koslowski T 5153 9500 F 5153 9576 East Gippsland Shire Library Mobile Times Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun 1 23) 10-11.30 19) 1.30-2.30 16) 8.45-9.45 2) 10.15-11.30 6) 12-12.45 15) 9-10 3) 10.30-11.15 10) 1-1.45 11) 2-2.30 9) 2.45-3.30 24) 10.15-11.15 28) 12.15-1 29) 2.15-3 3) 9.15-10 18) 10.45-11.30 5) 12.30-2.45 2 22) 9.30-10.30 20) 11-12 21) 1.45-2.45 12) 8.45-9.45 13) 10-10.45 14) 11.15-12 25) 9.30-10 27) 11-11.30 26) 11.45-12.15 1) 9-10 7) 10.45-11.30 17) 1-2 8) 3.15-4
8:00. – 12:00 A.M. ICE BREAKER SOCIAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 2015 8:00 - 9:00 A.M. NEW DELEGATES SEMINAR 8:00 - 9:30 A.M. DELEGATE AND GUEST REGISTRATION 10:00 A.M. OPENING OF THE CONVENTION - CHAIR OF THE CUPE CALGARY DISTRICT COUNCIL (CCDC) O CANADA SOLIDARITY FOREVER ABORIGINAL BLESSING GREETINGS FROM CUPE Calgary District Council – RH’ENA OAKE GREETINGS FROM Calgary And District Labour Council – ALEX CHEVALIER GREETINGS FROM THE CITY OF CALGARY – COUNCILLOR – BRIAN PINCOTT 10:30 A.M. SISTER GLYNNIS LIEB – ALBERTA DIVISION SECRETARY TREASURER CONVENTION CALL RULES OF ORDER EQUALITY STATEMENT AGENDA ADOPTION OF CONVENTION COMMITTEES ADOPTION OF GENERAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL RESOLUTIONS PRESENTATION OF THE GAVEL TO THE PRESIDENT - MARLE ROBERTS INTRODUCTION OF CUPE ALBERTA DIVISION EXECUTIVE – ROBERTS 10:50 A.M. 1ST REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE 11:00 A.M. PRESIDENT’S REPORT – ROBERTS 12:00 NOON RECESS FOR LUNCH 1:30 P.M. DIVISION TREASURER’S REPORT – GLYNNIS LIEB 2:00 P.M. TRUSTEE’S REPORT
KanCare (866) 305-5147 www.kancare.ks.gov Low cost or no cost health insurance for families and children United Way 2-1-1 of Kansas Call 2-1-1 www.211kansas.org Food pantries, counseling, mentoring, after-school programs, disability services and much more Parent Help Line (Kansas Children’s Service League – Healthy Families) (800) 244-5373 A 24-hour help line for parents in stress or in need of services Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline (800) 922-5330 If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, please call Department for Children and Families Services www.dcf.ks.gov Child care assistance, child support enforcement, food assistance, Successful Families Program, health services, and more. Edwards County Health Department (620)659-3102 6662222 W. 8th Street Kinsley, KS www.kdheks.gov Health assessments, home health, child care licensing, clinical services, immunizations, Kan-Be-Healthy (Medicaid program for children, teenagers, and young adults), Women, Infants & Children (W.I.C.) supplemental food program, and more. K-State Research & Extension Office (Local Agent) (620)689-2149 www.ksre.ksu.edu Nutrition education, youth development, family financial planning, family life, healthy living, and more. Services vary by county, please call your county agent for details. American Red Cross of Midway Kansas (Local Chapter) (316)219-4000 www.redcross.org Community services that help the needy, support for military members and families, educational programs that promote health and safety, blood collection, and more. Kinsley Library (620)659-3341 Kinsleylibrary.info Classes, community information, internet access, children’s programs, adult programs, and more. Services vary by location; please contact your local library for details. Edwards County Emergency Preparedness (620)659-2188 Provides information to prepare for a disaster or an emergency. Edwards County Economic Development (620)659-2711 Edwardscounty.org Community contacts promote and improve the business climate in the county of Edwards. Edwards County Hospital and Healthcare Center (620)659-3621 Edwardscohospital.com Resource for health care needs, family practice, specialty physicians.
MOBILITY FOR TRAINING MOBILITY AGREEMENT Planned period of the training activity: from [day/month/year] till [day/month/year] Duration (days) – excluding travel days: …………………. The Staff Member Last name (s) First name (s) Seniority Nationality Sex [M/F] Academic year 20../20.. E-mail The Sending Institution Name Faculty/Department Erasmus code (if applicable) Address Country/ Country code Contact person name and position Contact person e-mail / phone The Receiving Institution / Enterprise Name Erasmus code (if applicable) Faculty/Department Address Country/ Country code Contact person, name and position Contact person e-mail / phone Type of enterprise: NACE code (if applicable) Size of enterprise (if applicable) <250 employees >250 employees For guidelines, please look at the end notes on page 3. Section to be completed BEFORE THE MOBILITY I. PROPOSED MOBILITY PROGRAMME
90.00 90.00 97.00 97.00 97.00 97.00 97.00 97.00 Elk County Parents as Teachers (PAT) USD 282 West Elk Parents as Teachers (800)554-3412 westelk.us Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Southeast KS Birth to Three Program, Southeast KS Education Service Center (620)249-7149 Head SEK-CAP (620)724-8204 Sek-cap.com Mental Health Services Four County Mental Health (620)331-1748 Fourcounty.com Developmental Screening West Elk Schools Special Services (620)374-2113 Elk County
BEE Status is e.g. Level 2 (please attach a current BBBEE certificate if you wish to enter the Transformation Award? Compliment Please use the last three (3) financial years of your Organisation to complete the questions below e.g. Financial Year 1 e.g. 2011, Financial Year 2 e.g. 2012 and Financial Year 3 e.g. 2013 Number of Employees Financial Period ending 2012 Financial Period ending 2013 Financial Period ending 2014 Full Time Part time Please indicate whether any learnerships have been created? (include information about apprenticeships, staff development, community development, bursary or subsidy provision plus any other form of learnership) 2. Financial Information: Please send an accompanying letter from your Auditor, Accountant or Accounting Officer to verify your company financials and year-on-year net growth for the last three (3) financial years. Please indicate the total turnover of the organisation? (please mark with on X) R0 – R10 mil. R11 – R30 mil. R31 – R50 mil. R51 – R100 mil. More than R100 mil. Information for last three financial years Financial Period ending 2012 Financial Period ending 2013 Financial Period ending 2014 Rand value of exports Export as % of total turnover
Thursday 26 February 7.00pm – Marple Sixth Form College, Buxton Lane, Marple Candidates from the Conservatives, Greens, Labour, Liberal Democrats and UKIP Marple Teachers Tickets can be downloaded from Thursday 5 March 6.30pm- 9.00pm Penketh High School, Road, Warrington, WA5 2BY Max Hyde, NUT; Natalie Bennett, Green; Bob Bar, Lib Dem; Nick Bent, Labour Party; David Mowatt, Conservative; Louise Smith, Executive Head Evelyn Street Primary School. Warrington Secretary@warrington.nut.org.uk Friday 6 March 6.30pm – 8.00pm Beaufort Co-operative Academy, Holmleigh Park, Gloucester GL4 0RT Christine Blower, NUT Gloucester John Pemberthy Friday 6 March 6.30pm – 8.30pm Tacchi-Morris Art Centre, School Road, Monkton Heathfield, Taunton, TA2 8PD Kevin Courtney, NUT Taunton Book a free seat at Reuben Wallace Mobile: 07876 835172 Friday 6 March 7.15pm – Calder High School, Brier Hey Lane, Mytholmroyd, Hebden Bridge, HX7 5QN Conservative MP Craig Whittaker; Green Party candidate Jenny Shepherd; Labour candidate Josh Fenton-Glynn; Liberal Democrat candidate Alisdair MacGregor; UKIP candidate Paul Rogan NUT / Calder High School Wednesday 11 March TBC TBC Max Hyde, NUT others to be confirmed West Sussex Dave Thomas Wednesday 11 March 6.45pm – 8.30pm LAB002, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, Cambridge, CB1 1PT Philipa Harvey, Senior Vice President, NUT; Wendy Scott, President, Association for Professional Development in Early Years; Andrew McGettigan, UCU member and teacher at Central St Cambridgeshire (NUT and UCU) Awaiting contact details
Emerging Leaders’ Sustainability Plan or Project This award honors a student policy, law, plan or project that utilizes sustainable principles in its planning and/or implementation. Emerging Leaders’ Sustainability Plan or Project must have been completed the student or students were actively enrolled in an academic institution. Examples of projects eligible for the Emerging Leaders’ Sustainability Plan or Project Award of Excellence may include any student developed plan or project within the categories of: sustainable development project, sustainable building project, sustainable park, recreation or open space project, green infrastructure project, sustainable policy, law or plan and demonstrate a commitment to sustainable, balanced and innovative future. Originality + Innovation Document how your sustainability plan or project is unique and innovative. Explain how the use of the planning and implementation process in this context broadened sustainable planning principles as it relates to the plan or project. Compatibility Demonstrate how your entry integrates and supports the overall sustainable planning and implementation goals of the project. Describe how your entry can be or has been integrated into other planning efforts. Effectiveness + Results Describe how your entry has made a difference in the lives of the people, place and environment affected. Convey the level of effectiveness your entry has and can have over time. Engagement Explain how various interests were involved and the extent of that involvement. Describe the level of collaboration between leadership and competing interests. Transferability Explain how the sustainability aspects of your entry are transferable to other policies, laws or plans. What aspects of your entry, if any, increase public awareness of sustainability planning.
2015 Facility Hire Pricing Schedule UWA Watersports and Leadership Centre incl. UWA Boat Shed UWA Watersports and Leadership Centre Facility Duration UWA Sports Club Price UWA Sports Member / Student Price Community Function Room, full max 10 hrs $600 $1000 N/A 1 hr $$120 $120 $240 Function Room, half max 8 hrs $300 $500 N/A 1 hr $60 $$60 $120 Boardroom max 10 hrs $200 $200 $400 1 hr $30 $30 $60 UWA Boat Shed Facility Duration UWA Sports Club Price UWA Sports Member / Student Price Community Price Function Room max 10 hrs N/A $750 N/A 1 hr $65 $65 $130 Equipment Hire Equipment UWA Sports Club Price UWA Sports Member / Student Community Price Data projector $70 $70 $140 Additional Fees Item UWA Sports Club Price UWA Sports Member / Student Price Community Bond $500 $500 $500 Staff (per hr) $30 $30 $30 Additional cleaning (per hr) $100 $100 $100 Carpet cleaning $250 $250 $250 Tea & coffee $25 $25 $25 Last updated: 12/01/2015
your District Executive or Membership Chair is invited to attend your Joining Night so they can pick up posters and return them for you! Banner-Ups The Council has banner-ups (two Cub Scout and one Boy Scout) which can be reserved for Council events and large scale public events such as town carnivals/fairs where there is a lot of foot traffic. 2015 Recruitment Incentives Launch Into Adventure Patches Will be available for the first 300 new Cub Scouts recruited, (applications and fees turned in) and will be given out on a first come, first served basis. Six New England The Mohegan Council will have one free admission Six Flags New England ticket for each of first 300 new applications submitted for Cub Scouts. The tickets are good for the official Scout Day(s) on Saturday October 3rd or 4th. Completed applications and registration fees must be submitted by October 2nd to receive a free ticket. Discounted tickets will be available to Scouting families online at https://www.sixflags.com/newengland using the promo code CMSCOUT. There will also be Cub Scout activities available at the picnic grove in the park that Saturday from noon to 4pm. Scout Shop Gift Certificates All adults who attend their District Recruitment Kickoffs at their September Roundtables will be entered in a drawing to win a $50 Scout Shop certificate for their unit! The more adults from your unit that attend = more chances to win! All units who conduct a Joining Night, (and report the information to their District Executive or Membership Chair) between September 15th and October 15th will be entered in a drawing at their District Roundtable in November to win a $50 Scout Shop certificate. *Six Flags Tickets will be available through the Mohegan Council office or your District Executive. Make sure to submit a sign in sheet from your Joining Night so we can track what we have distributed. Partnership between Pack and The biggest growth potential for Boy Scout Troops is to develop a strong relationship with their feeder pack. By becoming involved in Cub Scout Joining Nights a Troop is able to show new families from the very beginning that Boy Scouting is a continuation of the Cub Scout program.
Table 9 continued: High Schools Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Total Non-government schools Independent schools Blue Gum Community School 4 5 1 7 17 Brindabella Christian College 54 59 55 57 225 Burgmann Anglican School 113 113 123 124 473 Canberra Girls' Grammar School 154 151 144 157 606 Canberra Grammar School 146 162 162 162 632 Covenant Christian School 9 23 7 13 52 Daramalan College 251 254 254 255 1,014 Emmaus Christian School 26 41 32 19 118 Islamic School of Canberra 14 na na na 14 Marist College Canberra 210 203 233 214 860 Orana Steiner School 52 46 45 33 176 Radford College 178 178 178 179 713 St Edmund's College Canberra 116 136 163 139 554 The Galilee School 1 2 4 7 14 Trinity Christian School 106 103 105 101 415 Subtotal independent schools 1,434 1,476 1,506 1,467 5,883 Catholic systemic schools Good Shepherd Primary School - John Paul College campus 120 107 103 na 330 Merici College 162 151 182 170 665 St Clare's College 184 151 199 211 745 St Francis Xavier College 214 217 210 205 846 St Mary MacKillop College 350 325 325 328 1,328 Subtotal Catholic systemic schools 1,030 951 1,019 914 3,914 Subtotal non-government schools 2,464 2,427 2,525 2,381 9,797 high schools 4,905 4,809 5,026 5,004 19,744
The LFCC Nursing Faculty and Dean wish you success in your nursing education. Table of Contents Page # Welcome to LFFC ADN Program 2 I)Mission & Graduate Learning Outcomes: Nursing Program Philosophy Conceptual Framework Program & Graduate Learning Outcomes 4-5 6 7 7-8 II) Virginia Board of Nursing Statues and Regulations Criminal History & Sex Offender Crimes/Background Checks Drug Screening Technical Standards for Nursing Communication 9 9 9-10 9-10 10 II) Resources and Support Services Student-Faculty Advising Faculty Office Horus Financial Aid and Scholarships Bookstore Library Learning Assistance center/Tutoring Testing Center Student services and Accommodations Physical Imitations Student Rights-Educational Records Student Identification Badges National Student Nurses’ Association Class Representatives 10 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 IV) Nursing Program Information Approval Standardized Testing Nursing Skills Pack Books Working student Student Liability Insurance Health Insurance/Injury Mandatory Health Requirements Pregnancy Illness/Hospitalization Name Change Auditing Courses Honors Credit 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 V) Instructional Policies and Procedures Attendance Classroom Testing, Grading, and Progression Nursing Program Withdraw Policy Academic Progression Pharmacology Calculation Test Academic Honesty Academic Conduct 17 17 17 17-18 18 18-19 19 19-20 20
Disruptive Classroom Behavior Social Media Dismal Disciplinary Procedures Grievance Procedure Formal Complaint Classroom Conduct Campus Laboratory Clinical simulation Clinical Information Clinical Hours Clinical Preparation Pre and Post Conference Clinical Attendance Clinical Conduct Uniform Regulation Clinical Evaluation Clinical Remediation and Probation Student Behavior HIPPA Standard Precaution Injury Protocol Professional Behavior Emergency Management Plan Inclement Weather Condition 20 20 20 21 21 21-22 22 22 22 23 23 24 24 24 24-25 25 26 26 27 27 27-28 28 28-29 29-30 30 30 Appendix A 31 Signature Page 32 I. Mission, Program Outcomes, Nursing Philosophy and Graduate Learning Outcomes
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fire associated with cooking 08/26/2014 at approx. 1033 hours Winn Hall Electrical outlet short due to blow-dryer 10/09/2016 at approx. 0207 hours Lightner Hall room 106A *Incident for 10/09/2016 is not reflected in Statistical Report. Current report displays year 2013-2015. Fire Protection Equipment Residence Halls 24 Hour Alarm Monitoring Sprinkler System Detection Device Fire Extinguishing Device Evacuation Plan & Placards Number of Fire Drills per Calendar Year Beze Hall yes yes yes yes yes 2 Calvert Hall yes yes yes yes yes 2 Herdon Hall yes yes yes yes yes 2
guidelines and application documents: VOLUNTEERS The components of the volunteer management process are: Planning Recruitment Orientation & Training Support Recognition - contact volunteers and thank them after the event, letting them know we couldn't do it without them Evaluation Before the Event: Planning - Each event will require two types of volunteers: organizing and general volunteers. Possible volunteer roles include: -Chairperson -Marketing & Promotions Coordinator -Volunteer Coordinator -Sponsorship Coordinator -Equipment & Facilities Coordinator -Logistics Coordinator -Other (depending on the type of event) General volunteers are primarily required during the actual event. Recruitment Before starting recruitment, it is important to have job descriptions for the different volunteer roles within the directorate. This will provide the Chair and the volunteer with clear direction as to the expectations and requirements of the role. Contact volunteers from previous years as they may wish to participate again, and their experience will be helpful. Acknowledge volunteers as soon as they offer their services, and make sure to keep them informed. Contact each volunteer closer to the event and
VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PROGRAM STATUS MATRIX 2015 Foreign Language PreK-12 - Spanish 8VAC20-542-300 Institution: The University of Virginia’s College at Wise Endorsement Competencies Courses and Experiences Foreign language PreK-12 – languages other than Latin. The program in the foreign language shall ensure the candidate that has demonstrated the following competencies: Understanding of authentic speech at a normal tempo: SPA 1010: Elementary Spanish SPA 1020: Elementary Spanish SPA 1030: Accelerated Elementary Spanish SPA 2010: Intermediate Spanish SPA 2020: Intermediate Spanish SPA 3210: Spanish Conversation Ability to speak with a command of vocabulary, pronunciation, and syntax adequate for expressing thoughts to a native speaker not used to dealing with foreigners; SPA 2010: Intermediate Spanish SPA 2020: Intermediate Spanish Ability to read and comprehend authentic texts of average difficulty and of mature content; SPA 2010: Intermediate Spanish SPA 2020: Intermediate Spanish SPA 3010: Introduction to Hispanic Civilization SPA 3150: Spanish Translation I: Medical and Legal Documents SPA 3280: Introduction to Hispanic Literature Ability to write a variety of texts including description and narration with clarity and correctness in vocabulary and syntax; SPA 2010: Intermediate Spanish SPA 2020: Intermediate Spanish SPA 3150: Spanish Translation I: Medical and Legal Documents SPA 3220: Spanish Composition SPA 3270: Advanced Grammar Knowledge of geography, history, social structure and artistic and literary contributions of the target societies; 12 credit hours of upper division coursework in Spanish literature and civilization. Below are options: SPA 3500: Medieval-Golden Age Survey SPA 3510: Colonial Latin American Literature SPA 3600: 18th and 19th Centuries in Spain SPA 3610: 18th and 19th Centuries in Latin America SPA 3710: Contemporary Spanish Literature SPA 3800: Contemporary Literature in Latin America SPA 3010: Introduction to Hispanic Civilization Ability to interpret contemporary lifestyles, customs, and cultural patterns of the target societies; SPA 3010: Introduction to Hispanic Civilization
A of absence for the purpose of organ or bone marrow donation will be provided with pay, however, if an employee has earned and unused sick or vacation time available, the employee is required to first use up to five (5) days of paid sick or vacation time for a bone marrow donation and up to two (2) weeks of sick or vacation time for organ donation. In order to receive a leave of absence pursuant to this policy, the employee must provide written verification to Employer that he or she is an organ or bone marrow donor and that there is a medical necessity for the donation of the organ or bone marrow. Any taken for the donation of an organ or bone marrow will not constitute a break in service for purposes of the employee’s right to salary adjustments, sick leave, vacation, annual leave, or seniority. During any leave taken under this policy, the Employer will maintain and pay for coverage under any group health plan, for the full duration of this leave. Leave provided under this policy may be taken in one (1) or more periods. Leave taken under this policy will not run concurrently with any leave taken pursuant to the federal Family and Medical Leave Act or the California Family Rights Act, if applicable. Upon expiration of a leave of absence authorized by this policy, the Employer will restore the employee to the position held by the employee when the leave began or to a position with equivalent seniority status, employee benefits, pay, and other terms and conditions of employment. The Employer may decline to restore an employee because of reasons unrelated to the exercise of rights under this policy by the employee. OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS Staff Development/Education. Employees may be asked or required by the Employer to attend conferences, seminars, institutes, and courses directly related to the employee’s job during regularly scheduled working hours. Such training time shall be considered time worked and the employer will pay the costs associated with the training. Tuition Reduction. If parishes or schools offer a tuition reduction benefit for employees with children, it must be a written, non-discriminatory policy. A written record of the individual reduction must be made each year and retained by the employer. ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE Employees who are suspected of improper behavior requiring further investigation may be placed on administrative leave. Depending on the circumstance, the administrative leave will be with or without pay. The Employer is encouraged to consult with the Diocesan Director of
126.00 160.00 125.00 138.00 113.00 138.00 111.00 137.00 110.00 128.00 108.00 127.00 50.00 104.00 125.00 50.00 98.00 108.00 Franklin County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Not Available Not Available Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Tiny-k Early Intervention (Ottawa-Wellsville) Osage County ICC Infant-Toddler Services, Three Lakes Educational Coop Lakemary Infant-Toddler service, Lakemary Center (785)229-8095 (785)828-3113, three-lakes.org (913)294-4343, lakemaryctr.org Head Start East Central Kansas Community Action, Franklin County Head Start and Early Head Start (785)242-5481 Eckan.org Parenting Education LifeCare Center (785)242-4500 Lifecarecenter.org Mental Health Services Elizabeth Layton Center For Hope and Guidance (785)242-3780 Laytoncenter.org Franklin County
Glen Eira Library Service Branches Tel Fax Bentleigh 161 Jasper Road, 3204 (Melways 77 E1) 9557 8278 9563 9650 Carnegie , 3163 (Melways 68 J4) 9563 0971 9569 1665 Caulfield Cnr Glen Eira & Hawthorn Roads, 3162 (Melways 68 A2) 9524 3623 9523 0339 Elsternwick 4 Staniland Grove, 3185 (Melways 67 G3) 9532 9321 9528 6091 Features Loan Period - 3 weeks Books, e-books, e-audio books, talking books - 1 week DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, CD-ROMs, magazines Public Access Equipment - PCs with Internet - 31 - Public access catalogues – 15 Language Holdings (items held) - Greek (600), Russian (2000) Special Programs or Services - Home Library Service - BabyTime for children under 3 years - Storytime for children 3-5 years - Family History Centre @ Carnegie, Tues 10.30am –12.30pm - School holiday programs - Reader’s Reward promotions Reading Circle; Book Chats; E-book club - Eira’s Escapade children’s summer reading promotion - Library blog, Facebook page, e-newsletter Adaptive Technology - TTY - Communication boards 3162 Tel 9524 3245 Fax 9563 9650 DX 211403 VCAU E gelis@gleneira.vic.gov.au W library.gleneira.vic.gov.au Manager, Library Services Mr Mark Saunders msaunders@gleneira.vic.gov.au T 9524 3245 F 9563 9650 Inter-Library Loan Officer InterLibraryLoan@gleneira.vic.gov.au (contact by email) Home Library Service HomeLibraryService@gleneira.vic.gov. (contact by email)
Goldfields Library Corporation Libraries Tel Fax Bendigo 251-259 Hargreaves Street, 3550 (VicRoads 44 F6) 5449 2700 Goldfields Research Centre & Bendigo Regional Archives Centre 5449 2794 Castlemaine Barker Street, 3450 (VicRoads 59 E3) 5472 1458 5472 4865 Gisborne Hamilton Street, 3437 (VicRoads 60 B9) 5428 3962 Heathcote 125 High Street, 3523 (VicRoads 45 D8) 5433 3734 5433 3734 Kangaroo Flat , 3555 (VicRoads 44 F6) 5447 8344 5447 3930 Kyneton 3 Baynton Street, 3444 (VicRoads 59 J5) 5422 1365 5422 7424 Romsey 98 Main Street, 3434 5429 3086 5429 3087 (VicRoads 60 D7) Woodend Cnr High & Forest Streets, 3442 (VicRoads 60 A7) 5427 2074 Pyramid Hill Rural Transaction Centre Pyramid Hill Neighbourhood House, , Pyramid Hill 3575 (VicRoads 30 C2) 5455 7129 5455 7122 Eaglehawk Eaglehawk Library, Mechanics’ Institute Hall, 1 Sailors Gully Road, 3556 (VicRoads 44 E5) 5446 7577 Features Loan Period 3 weeks – Books, Talking Books, MP3s, CDs, DVDs 1 week – Magazines Public Access Equipment - PCs with Internet – 45 - Microfilm/microfiche readers/reader printers Subject Strengths and Collections - Australian Fiction, Australiana, Children’s Literature, Genealogy, Gold Mining, Local History, Natural History Talking Newspapers - Talking Kyneton Guardian - Kyneton 251-259 Hargreaves Street BENDIGO 3550 , BENDIGO 3552 Tel 5449 2700 DX 214507 Bendigo Nucom VNCG E ncgrl@ncgrl.vic.gov.au brac@ncgrl.vic.gov.au W www.ncgrl.vic.gov.au Chief Executive Officer Ms Chris Kelly T 5449 2780 Inter-Library Loan Officer Ms Leone Patterson ill@ncgrl.vic.gov.au T 5447 8344 F 5447 3930 Chairperson of Board Cr Rod Members 8
90.00 95.00 85.00 93.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75.00 80.00 75.00 80.00 75.00 80.00 75.00 (full time) 75.00 80.00 75.00 (full time) Gove County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center, Parents as Teachers for Decatur, and Gove County (785)672-3125 x186 Nkesc.org Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center (785)672-3125 x111 Nkesc.org Head Start Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center, Gove County Head (785)673-4204 Screening Services Northwest Kansas Educational Service Center (785)672-3125 x111 Nkesc.org Mental Health Services High Plains Mental Health Center (785)628-2871 Highplainsmentalhealth.com Gove County
103.00 100.00 96.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 94.00 100.00 Gray County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Not Available Not Available Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Arrowhead West, Inc. (620)225-5177 (Dodge City) (620)227-2072 (Pratt) Arrowheadwest.org Head Start Kansas Children’s Service League (620)276-3232 Screening Services Arrowhead West. Inc. (620)225-5177 Arrowheadwest.org Mental Health Services Compass Behavioral Health (620)272-2500 Compassbh.org Gray County
105.00 105.00 95.00 95.00 95.00 92.00 92.00 92.00 Greenwood County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Not Available Not Available Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Flint Hills Tiny-k Services, Flint Hills Special Education Coop (620)341-2260 Fhsec.org Head Child Start (316)682-1853 Childstart.org Parenting Education Parenting Calendar East.ks.childcareaware.org (877)678-2548 Mental Health Services Mental Health Center of East Central Kansas (620)343-2211 Mhceck.org Greenwood County
The Trainee Program provides districts and schools that have existing K–12 Chinese programs with the opportunity to welcome a Chinese teacher-in-training who can enrich classroom instruction and expand cultural activities. For more detailed information about the program, please visit our . Application Instructions *Before you start this application, please note: Participants in the Guest Trainee Program are only placed at Institutions with an established Chinese program. Please answer all the questions on the form completely and accurately. Incomplete information will delay review of your application and may affect your institution’s chance of acceptance to the program. To submit application, please send BOTH the WORD (.DOC or .DOCX) and a signed PDF copy to or fax to If you have any questions the application process, please email or call 212-520-8650. Program Contact Provide detailed contact information for the “Program Contact” who will administer the Guest Trainee Program at the host institution. . NAME (First, Middle, Last): POSITION: E-MAIL: BUSINESS PHONE NUMBER: MOBILE PHONE NUMBER: INSTITUTION: INSTITUTION STREET ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP CODE: Is the institution that is applying to the Chinese Trainee Program independent or public? an independent school (non-public) a public school/district Number of Guest Trainee Positions How many trainees does your institution wish to host for the 2015-16 school year?
UCA Towns: Cities: Districts: LEAs: Interlocal: & ALL BUDGET Determine that a budget was approved before the start of the budget year and that the budget presented to the public and governing body contained the required financial information. (EXCEPTION – When the entity is proposing a property tax increase, the budget may be approved subsequent to the start of the budget year. See applicable law.) A budget should be prepared for all funds, be in tabular form, and contain the following information: Actual revenues and expenditures from the last completed fiscal period. Budget estimates for the current fiscal period. Estimated total revenues and expenditures for the current fiscal period. UCA Towns: thru 108 Cities: , , Districts: thru 607, 609 Interlocals: M, D, & IL Ensure that the entity provided the required 7-day notice for its original and final budget adoption hearing by reviewing proof of the notice. UCA Towns: Cities: Districts: LEAs: Interlocals: ALL Examine the entity’s records and financial reports and determine whether the total expenditures by department stayed within the amounts appropriated in the final adopted budget. MEETINGS Select and obtain the agenda and meeting minutes for two public meetings held during the engagement year and perform the following: UCA ALL Determine that the entity gave proper notice of the meeting at least 24 hours before each meeting by posting the notice on the Utah Public Notice Website. UCA ALL Determine that the agenda was reasonably specific to enable lay persons to understand the topics to be discussed. UCA ALL Determine if the public body took any final actions on a topic in the meeting that was not listed under an agenda item.
Previous Winners of the Gwynne Shield 1921 West 1922 Morrinsville 1924 Marist Bros 1925 East 1926 East 1927 Marist Bros 1928 Marist Bros 1929 East 1930 Whitiora 1931 Whitiora 1932 Whitiora 1933 Morrinsville DHS 1934 1937 Southwell 1938 Southwell 1939 1940 1941 1942 East / West 1943 Waipa 1944 Waipa 1945 East 1948 Matamata 1949 Morrinsville 1950 TeAwamutu 1951 Matamata 1952 Matamata 1953 TeAwamutu 1954 Morrinsville 1955 Mangakino 1956 Matamata 1957 TeAwamutu 1958 TeAwamutu 1959 Morrinsville 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 South 1966 / East 1967 South 1968 East 1969 East 1970 East 1971 TeAwamutu 1972 South 1973 Matamata 1974 1975 South 1976 West 1977 East 1978 Matamata 1979 Tokoroa 1980 Putaruru 1981 Matamata 1982 Tokoroa 1983 Matamata 1984 Matamata / Tokoroa 1985 Matamata 1986 Tokoroa 1987 Tokoroa 1988 Tokoroa 1989 Tokoroa 1990 TeAwamutu 1991 East 1992 West / Tokoroa 1993 Tokoroa 1994 East 1995 Morrinsville 1996 1997 South 1998 South / TeAwamutu 1999 2000 East 2001 South 2002 Panthers 2003 Wasps 2004 Tritons 2005 2006 Eagles 2007 Tritons 2008 Wasps 2009 Tigers 2010 TeAwamutu 2011 Hamilton Wasps 2012 Hamilton Wasps 2013 Tritons 2014 Tritons 3. Last Results (2014)
Weigh In 12.45pm (All teams Be there) 2.15pm – Field 1 Hamilton Wasps vs Hamilton Panthers 2.15pm – Field 2 North Waikato vs Te Awamutu 2.30pm – Field 3 Matamata vs Hamilton Tigers 3.00pm – Field 1 Cambridge vs Hamilton Eagles 3.00pm – Field 2 Tritons vs Morrinsville Friday 10th July (Two Games) Game One 12.30pm – Field 1 Hamilton Tigers vs Tritons 12.30pm – Field 2 Morrinsville vs Cambridge 12.30pm – Field 3 Hamilton Eagles vs Hamilton Wasps 1.30pm – Field 1 Te Awamutu vs Matamata 1.30pm – 2 Hamilton Panthers vs North Waikato Game Two 2.15pm – Field 1 Hamilton Eagles vs Morrinsville 2.15pm – Field 2 Matamata Vs Hamilton Panthers 2.30pm – 3 Triton Vs Te Awamutu 3.00pm – Field 1 Cambridge vs Hamilton Tigers 3.00pm – Field 1 Hamilton Wasps Vs North Waikato No Games Saturday Sunday 12th July Finals 10.30am – Field 2 9th vs 10th 10.30am – Field 1 7th vs 8th 11.45am – Field 2 5th vs 6th 11.45am – Field 1 3rd vs 4th 1.00pm – Field 1 Final Gwynne Shield Programme Information Team Name: Year of Tournament: 2015 Weight Weight No Open Mid Closing Christian Name Surname (Please Print Neatly) 1 2
100.00 100.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 Hamilton County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Not Available Not Available Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Russell Child Development Tiny-k Program, Russell Child Development Center (620)275-0291 Rcdc4kids.org Head Start Not Available Not Available Screening Services Russell Child Development Tiny-k Program, Russell Child Development Center (620)275-0291 Rcdc4kids.org Mental Health Services Compass Behavioral Health (620)272-2500 Compassbh.org Hamilton County
99.00 99.00 98.00 98.00 96.00 96.00 93.00 94.00 Harper County Parents as Teachers (PAT) Not Available Not Available Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Arrowhead West, Inc. (620)225-5177 (Dodge City) (620)227-2072 (Pratt) Arrowheadwest.org Head Start Child Start, Inc. (316)682-1853 Childstart.org Screening Services Arrowhead West, Inc. (620)225-5177 x1301 Arrowheadwest.org Mental Health Services Horizons Mental Health Center (620)842-3768 Hmhc.com Harper County
93.00 93.00 83.00 83.00 83.00 83.00 80.00 80.00 Haskell County Parents as Teachers (PAT) USD 507 Satanta Parents as Teachers USD 374 Sublette Parents as Teachers (620)649-2612 (620)675-2286 Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Russell Child Development Tiny-k Program, Russell Child Development Center (620)275-0291 Rcdc4kids.org Head Start Kansas Children’s Service League (620)275-6635 Screening Services USD 347 Sublette Elementary School (620)675-2232 Usd374.org Mental Health Services Southwest Guidance Center (620)624-8171 Southwestguidance.org Haskell County
Code Short Description Long Description Added Date Termination Date Comments C9456 Inj, isavuconazonium sulfate Injection, isavuconazonium sulfate, 1 mg 10/1/15 New OPPS pass-through drug code effective October 1, 2015. C9457 Lumason contrast agent Injection, sulfur hexafluoride microsphere, per ml 10/1/15 New OPPS pass-through drug code effective October 1, 2015. C9743 Bulking/spacer material impl Injection/implantation of bulking or spacer material (any type) with or without image guidance (not to be used if a more specific code applies) 10/1/15 New procedure code effective October 1, 2015. HCPCS Code Short Description Long Description Action Coverage Pricing Effective Date Comments Q9979 Injection, Alemtuzumab Injection, Alemtuzumab, 1 mg Add C 51 10/1/2015 L7900 Male Vacuum Erection System S 7/1/2015 1834A L7902 Tension Ring, for vacuum erection device, any type, replacement only, each. S 7/1/2015 1834A
High Country Library Corporation Branches Tel Fax Benalla 2 Fawckner Drive, 3672 (VicRoads 47 H2) 5762 2069 5762 7056 Bright 14 Ireland Street, 3741 (VicRoads 49 H5) 5755 1540 5755 1540 2B Collopy Street, 3722 (VicRoads 63 C2) 5775 2176 5779 1084 Mt Beauty 62 Lakeside Avenue, 3699 (VicRoads 50 D5) 5754 4542 5754 4542 Myrtleford 18 O’Donnell Avenue, 3737 (VicRoads 49 D2) 5752 2038 5751 1737 Wangaratta 21 Docker Street, 3677 (VicRoads 34 G7) 5721 2366 5721 5532 Outreach Service Devenish Hall (VicRoads 33 G7) Gundowring Hall (VicRoads 36 C9) Woods Point Hotel (VicRoads 81 F3) Features Loan Period - 28 day - most items - 2 week - magazines, DVDs Public Access Computers & WiFi Language Holdings (items held) - Italian (1002) Subject Strengths or Special Collections North East Local History Adaptive Technology - Jaws Talking Newspapers - Talking Chronicle WANGARATTA 3677 Tel 5722 4211 Fax 5721 5532 DX 219435 Wangaratta Nucom VNEA E W www.hclc.vic.gov.au Chief Executive Officer Mrs Jenny Wyllie jennyw@hclc.vic.gov.au T 5722 4211 F 5721 5532 Inter-Library Loan Officer Mrs Margot Lennard ill@hclc.vic.gov.au T 5722 4211 F 5721 5532 Outreach Service outreach@hclc.vic.gov.au T 5722 4211 F 5721 5532 Homebound Service Conducted on a branch by branch basis. Chairperson of Board
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105.00 105.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 Hodgeman County Parents as Teachers (PAT) USD 227 Jetmore Parents as Teachers (620)357-8395 Usd337.org Infant-Toddler Services (Tiny-k) Arrowhead West, Inc. (620)225-5177 (Dodge City) (620)227-2072 (Pratt) Arrowheadwest.org Head Start Not Available Not Available Screening Services Arrowhead West, Inc. (620)225-5177 x1301 Arrowheadwest.org Mental Health Services Compass Behavioral Health (620)272-2500 Compassbh.org Hodgeman County
Estate fees 64 57 -7 Homebuying/ homeselling process 58 51 -7 Being able to pay off the mortgage 70 65 -5 Ability for buyers to get on the property ladder 87 83 -4 Being able to move up the property ladder 65 61 -4 Saving for a deposit to buy 86 83 -3 Quality of housing 52 49 -3 Gazumping 52 49 -3 House prices 77 76 -1 Availability of housing 69 70 1 Ability to get a mortgage/ remortgage n/a 72 n/a Gazundering n/a 43 n/a Leasehold/ freehold system n/a 42 n/a Sample size (total UK adults): 2527 2214 Most dramatically, the numbers saying that negative equity is a problem has dropped by more than 10%. The proportion worried about negative equity dropped to 49% from 64% last year; after a steady increase in house prices. Concerns have lessened in respect to estate agent/ conveyancing fees, the ability to pay off the mortgage and the homebuying/ selling process overall. In a year of competitive market activity, the of concern about conveyancing fees has dropped 8%, concern about estate agent fees and concern about the overall homebuying/ selling process have both dropped 7%. In a year of rising house prices, continued low interest rates and improved wages, the proportion saying that being able to repay the mortgage is a serious problem has dropped by 5%. Concern stamp duty rates eases – as a result of reform Concerns about stamp duty rates have dropped sharply in past year (64% in 2014 to 51% in 2015). In wake of new government reforms, one third feel better able to afford to buy or move up the ladder. As a result of reforms to stamp duty to do away with the slab system, 11% say that the changes make buying their first home more affordable and 22% say the changes make moving up the property ladder more affordable. Regional look at house prices & supply, negative equity, leasehold/ freehold system Regionally, concern about high house prices continues to be greater in London than in other regions.