41. Brigadier General Lawrence F. LaFrenz TOTAL YEARS OF SERVICE Over 31. PRESENT ASSIGNMENT Assistant AdjutantGeneral, HQ, STARC, IDARNG, Boise, idaho. MILITARY schools ATTENDED. http://www.ngb.army.mil/ngbgomo/library/bio/lafrenz_lf.htm

RESUME OF SERVICE CAREER OF LAWRENCE FRANK LAFRENZ, Brigadier General (ARNGUS YEARS OF COMMISSIONED SERVICE Over 28 TOTAL YEARS OF SERVICE Over 31 PRESENT ASSIGNMENT Assistant Adjutant General, HQ, STARC, IDARNG, Boise, Idaho MILITARY SCHOOLS ATTENDED Engineer School, Engineer Officer Basic Course Engineer School, Engineer Officer Advanced Course Finance School, Planning, Programming and Budgeting Systems Course Command and General Staff College Logistics Management College, Army Installation Management Course Air University, Reserve Forces Professional Military Comptroller Course Defense Acquisition University, Grants Management Course Army War College EDUCATION DEGREES MAJOR DUTY ASSIGNMENTS From To ASSIGNMENTS Sep 68 Apr 69 Platoon Leader, 2d Platoon, 129 th Engineer Company, Lewiston, Idaho Apr 69 Jun 70 Supply and Services Officer, Headquarters, 248 th Engineer Battalion, Lewiston, Idaho Active Duty Jun 70 Aug 70 Student, Engineer Officer Basic Course Fort Belvoir, Virginia Aug 70 Nov 70 Supply and Services Officer, Headquarters, 248 th Engineer Battalion, Lewiston, Idaho

42. General Information Commissioning Business Commercial Government Higher Education schools Primary idaho Energy Hotline 1800-334-SAVE or 1-800-334-7283. general Information. http://www.idwr.state.id.us/energy/wind/general.htm

Energy Information: Newsletter Low Interest Energy Loans Idaho Energy Star Home Program ... Wind Need More Information? Ask an Energy Specialist Do you have a specific energy question? If so, then maybe an email to the Idaho Energy Division's Energy Specialists can assist you with answering it and more. Energy Code Information Contact Ingo Stroup, Senior Energy Specialist Division of Building Safety with all your Energy Code Questions. Idaho Energy Division 1301 North Orchard Street Boise, Idaho 83706 Idaho Energy Division Hotline 1-800-334-SAVE (7283) General Information Working Group The Idaho Wind Working Group was formed to further the development of wind power in our state. For information on the IWWG. Wind Power Development Strategic Plan The latest version of the draft Idaho. Local Resources A list of local people who have volunteered to be an information resource for people with wind questions. Developers View a list of large scale wind developers. Small Wind Suppliers Listing of firms that supply equipment for small wind projects. Anemometer Loan Program Application Wind Web Sites Internet web sites with wind information.

43. Math And Science Equipment Gift Program - INEEL's Pre-college Education Program the excess equipment is to be distributed among the schools throughout idaho. UpdatedTuesday, January 14, 2003 For general inquiries about INEEL http://education.inel.gov/precollege/math-sci-gift.asp

Security/Privacy HOME A-Z Index Staff Directory ... Jobs Tuesday April 08, 2003 Education Programs Pre-College Programs Jason Idaho ... Student Action Teams Math and Science Equipment Gift Program Science and Engineering Expo INEEL Scholastic Tournament Pre-Service Teacher Internships University Programs Pre-college Education Programs Math and Science Equipment Gift Program Placing functioning federal computers and related equipment into Idaho's schools Math and Science Equipment Gift Program - Request for Proposal Jan Hill-Hancock coordinates the administration of the Math and Science Equipment Gift Program with INEEL Property Management Phone: 526-0318 E-mail: hillje@inel.gov Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader - Download instructions Since 1992, the INEEL has managed the Math and Science Equipment Gift Program on behalf of the Department of Energy, Idaho (DOE-ID), through a Memorandum of Understanding between DOE-ID and the Idaho State Department of Education (ISDE). When functioning federal computers and related educational equipment (including printers, modems, servers and routers, and equipment used for technology education) become available at the INEEL, it is declared excess and placed in the gift program. ISDE then helps Idaho school districts meet their equipment needs by generating a list of recipient schools to which the equipment can be gifted. In establishing this list, the ISDE selects the schools and identifies the proportion in which the excess equipment is to be distributed among the schools throughout Idaho.

44. Crucial It mirrors a similar gift in idaho, USA, home of in improving the technological resourcesfor schools in Alberta, said Mike Bokan, general Manager at http://www.reptronic.com/crucial.htm

Crucial Technology A division of Micron and one of the world's largest computer memory upgrade providers, today announced it will donate approximately 200 memory modules - valued at over CDN$6,300 (US$4,000) - to upgrade computers for public schools and libraries throughout Alberta, Canada. The donation, coordinated through the non-profit organization Alberta Computers for Schools, is part of the Education is Crucial program. It mirrors a similar gift in Idaho, USA, home of Crucial's corporate headquarters and Alberta's regional partner. "We are pleased Crucial may play a role in improving the technological resources for schools in Alberta," said Mike Bokan, General Manager at Crucial Technology. "Upgrading memory is the best way to maximize performance and life of existing hardware, allowing teachers and students to efficiently use educational applications and the Internet." "At Alberta CFS, our goal is to give new life and purpose to older computers, putting them to work in the education of our children," said Lucien Villeneuve, Manager of Alberta Computers for Schools. "Crucial's memory upgrades will extend the life of our computers and make them much more valuable to the children who use them. "Since 1997, Crucial donated more than CDN$302,000 (US$190,000) in computer memory upgrades to Idaho schools through its Education is Crucial program. Crucial extended the program to Alberta this year following a cooperative agreement between Idaho and Alberta to strengthen the relationship between the two governments. The agreement commits Idaho and Alberta to work together in areas such as technology, education, agriculture, forestry, transportation, trade, tourism, and the environment.

45. ORIGINS AND GROWTH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 1120 head of the instructional force and gives general direction to At UI, schools arenot independent academic units. B1. The University of idaho serves as the http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/fsh/1120.html

UI FACULTY-STAFF HANDBOOK CHAPTER ONE: 1120 HISTORY, MISSION, GENERAL ORGANIZATION, AND GOVERNANCE July 1998 ORIGINS AND GROWTH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO PREAMBLE: This section sketches a very brief history of the University of Idaho. Fuller information can be found in Statutes and Decisions Relating to the University of Idaho by Harrison Dale, former president of the university (Boise, 1944) [see the Appendix], Beacon for Mountain and Plain: Story of the University of Idaho by Rafe Gibbs (Moscow, University of Idaho Press, 1962), This Crested Hill: An Illustrated History of the University of Idaho by Keith C. Peterson (Moscow, University of Idaho Press, 1987). This section was written by the Faculty Secretary’s Office for the 1979 edition of the Handbook and has been updated so as to maintain currency of information from time to time since. Unless otherwise noted, the text is as of July 1996. [ed./rev. 7-98] CONTENTS: A. Origins B. The University Today A. ORIGINS. [See also Appendix I.] Recognizing that education was vital to the development of Idaho, the legislature set as a major objective the establishment of an institution that would offer to all the people of the territory, on equal terms, higher education that would excel not only in the arts, letters, and sciences, but also in the agricultural and mechanic arts. The federal government’s extensive land grants, particularly under the Morrill Act of 1862, provided substantial assistance in this undertaking.

46. Chapter 5: Education, Table Of Contents in Public Elementary and Secondary schools, in idaho Institutions of Higher Education,in idaho, the Region Table 556, Educational and general Expenditures of http://www.webs.uidaho.edu/idstats/chapter05/chapter05.htm

Table of Contents Chapter 5: Education Chapter Listing Table 5-1 Enrollment in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, by Level in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S., Fall 1993-Fall 1996. Table 5-2 Enrollment in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, by Grade in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S.: Fall 1994-95. Table 5-3 Enrollment in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, by Race or Ethnicity in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S.: Fall 1986 and Fall 1995. Table 5-4 Enrollment by Race and Ethnic Group in Idaho, the Region and the U.S., 1996. Table 5-5 Enrollment by Race at Idaho Institutions of Higher Education: 1996. Table 5-6 Private Elementary and Secondary Schools, Enrollment, Teachers, and High School Graduates, in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S.: Fall 1993[1]. Table 5-7 Teachers, Enrollment, and Pupil-Teacher Ratios in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S.: Fall 1990 to Fall 1995. Table 5-8 Staff, Enrollment, and Pupil-Staff Ratios in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, in Idaho, the Region, and the U.S.: Fall 1989 to Fall 1995.

47. HOUSE BILL NO. 429 - Schools, Approp Transfer, Defiency through a special transfer from the general account in levy contained in Section 331009,idaho Code, to the hold backs that were earmarked for public schools. http://www3.state.id.us/oasis/2002/H0429.html

HOUSE BILL NO. 429 View Daily Data Tracking History View Bill Text View Statement of Purpose / Fiscal Impact Text to be added within a bill has been marked with Bold and Underline. Text to be removed has been marked with Strikethrough and Italic. How these codes are actually displayed will vary based on the browser software you are using. This sentence is marked with bold and underline to show added text. This sentence is marked with strikethrough and italic, indicating text to be removed. Daily Data Tracking History H0429...............................................by REVENUE AND TAXATION SCHOOLS - APPROPRIATION TRANSFER - Amends existing law to provide that if the full amount appropriated from the General Account by the Legislature is not transferred to the Public School Income Fund by the end of the fiscal year, the deficiency resulting therefrom may be restored or reduced through a special transfer from the General Account in the first sixty days of the following fiscal year; and to delete reference to a property tax levy to make up the deficiency. 01/15 House intro - 1st rdg - to printing 01/16 Rpt prt - to Rev/Tax Bill Text shall either may be restored 29 or reduced through a special transfer from the general account in the first 30 sixty (60) days of the following fiscal year , or shall be calculated in com- puting district levies, and any additional levy shall be certified by the

48. HOUSE BILL NO. 375 - Approp, Public Schools WITH REGARD TO FEATURES OF 30 THE idaho SAFE AND DRUGFREE schools PROGRAM; EXPRESSING BEALLOCATED; APPROPRIATING THE AMOUNT OF general FUNDS NECESSARY AS http://www3.state.id.us/oasis/1999/H0375.html

HOUSE BILL NO. 375 View Daily Data Tracking History View Bill Text View Statement of Purpose / Fiscal Impact Text to be added within a bill has been marked with Bold and Underline. Text to be removed has been marked with Strikethrough and Italic. How these codes are actually displayed will vary based on the browser software you are using. This sentence is marked with bold and underline to show added text. This sentence is marked with strikethrough and italic, indicating text to be removed. Daily Data Tracking History Bill Text 9 Total General Funds $821,072,000 10 Dedicated Funds: 11 Endowment Funds/Lands Receipts $ 42,281,400 12 Mineral Royalties 1,900,000 13 Liquor Fund 1,200,000 14 Cigarette/Tobacco and Lottery Income Taxes 5,175,000 15 Miscellaneous Receipts/Balances 16 Total Dedicated Funds . The amount so determined shall be multiplied by the 47 district staff allowance for instructional staff determined as provided in 48 section 33-1004 2., Idaho Code. The resulting amount is the district's salarybased salary-based apportionment for instructional 3 1 staff. 2 2. To determine the apportionment for district administrative staff, 3 first determine the district average experience and education index by placing 4 all eligible certificated administrative employees on the statewide index pro- 5 vided in section 33-1004A, Idaho Code. The resulting average is the district 6 index. Districts with an index above the state average index shall receive 7 their actual index but not more than the state average plus .03 for the school 8 year 1994-95, and shall receive their actual index but not more than the state 9 average index plus .06 for the 1995-96 school year, and thereafter shall 10 receive their actual district index. The district administrative staff index 11 shall be multiplied by the base salary of $

49. The Idaho Statesman - Always Idaho general email should be sent to newsroom Columnist (Destination idaho, Lunch withTim, etc.), Tim Woodward, Reporter (Boise schools), Bill Roberts, (208) 377-6408. http://204.228.236.37/custsvc/contacts/newsroom.asp

Tuesday, April 08, 2003 LOCAL NEWS Boise City Hall under scrutiny Census 2000 Education ... Send a letter EXTRAS Audio / Video / Galleries Best of Treasure Valley Column: Pete Zimowsky Community profiles ... Tim Woodward More contacts: Directors Advertising Subscriber Services Newsroom ... Online Newsroom contacts Click on a section below to jump to the people and contacts for that section Newsroom Metro (Local) Business Sports ... Copy desk General information about the newsroom can be obtained from the newsroom receptionist from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Contact the newsroom receptionist at (208) 377-6400. General e-mail should be sent to newsroom@idahostatesman.com Breaking news or other tips Corrections/clarifications Fax - newsroom Fax - statehouse office Fax - sports Scores to report : If you are reporting High School sports scores, please call (208) 377-6430 Toll free to reach the newsroom Library services : If you would like to know the date when a local article appeared in the paper or would like a copy of a local article, you may e-mail library@idahostatesman.com

50. General Sessions general Sessions. lieutenant governor of idaho Michael Burke, president, North idahoCollege. Crow, North Central Association of Colleges and schools Ralph Wolff http://www.wiche.edu/telecom/events/conference/2001/generalsessions.htm

General Sessions Opening Plenary Session Welcome to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and the 13th Annual Conference - Bay 1-2 Presiding: Sally Johnstone, director, WCET Muriel Oaks, chair WCET Steering Committee: The Honorable Jack Riggs, lieutenant governor of Idaho Michael Burke, president, North Idaho College The Future of Higher Education: A Series of Scrimmages or a Full Revolution? Thursday, November 1, 8:30 a.m. For centuries, higher education operated in much the same way. Within the last two decades, however, telecommunications technologies have offered some fresh alternatives. Some of these have been subtle and well received; others have been far-reaching, initiating conflicts that loom unresolved to this day. What does the future hold? Here are some visions for higher education in the decades to come. Moderator: Sally Johnstone, WCET Presenters: Phil Clark, SCT Terry Hilsberg, NextEd Dennis Jones, National Center for Higher Education Management Systems (NCHEMS) Luncheon Address Presiding: Welcome to a New Virtual World! - Bay 3-5

51. Schools In Idaho :: The Source For College Prep & Career Information idaho $95,180. general practitioners can go back to school to become a specialistor become consultants to insurance companies or teachers in medical schools. http://www.schoolsinidaho.com/usa/careerprofiles_details.cfm?CarID=503

52. Idaho First general Resources Is there a minimum loan amount for Stafford or PLUS Loans? Willyou lend to students attending private career schools? A proprietary school? http://www.nela.net/Schools/gelpefa.htm

Idaho First A product of Education Funding Association (EFA) Contact Information and Lender Facts General Resources Products and Services Alternative Loans ... Idaho First Web Site Choose One College Aid Calculator Education Tax Breaks General Resources Is there a minimum loan amount for Stafford or PLUS Loans? Yes. $100. Do you have a minimum loan period? No. Will you lend to students attending private career schools? A proprietary school? Yes. Do you use a loan servicer? Yes. ACS. Do you sell your loans or hold them? Hold. If you capitalize interest, when do you do it? Once at repayment. Do you provide entrance or exit counseling, online or in person? Yes. Do you support blanket guarantee? No, but will be soon. Do you have a toll-free call center for students? Yes. Do you have a toll-free call center for financial aid staff? Yes. Do you provide online loan application on your Web site? No. Will be available February 2003. When you deny a PLUS Loan, do you notify the school?

53. IdahoSports.com here often for scholarship information and general college tips Upcoming Running CampsTeam idaho Summer Youth T F Several Boise area high schools contact Tim http://01-02.idahosports.com/

Home The Zone Top Athletes Submit Info ... FAQs THE PAST The Sports Date Is: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 We will be updating the site to reflect next year's information over the next couple of days. If the site is down, don't panic...just be patient. General Information Click Here to Make IdahoSports.com Your Home Page! Click here to see all state tournament information State Tourney General Information Baseball 5A Brackets 4A Brackets 3A Brackets 2A Brackets Golf General Information 4A Day One Results 2A Girl's Day One Results Softball General Information 5A Pairings 4A Pairings 3A Pairings ... 3A, 2A, 1A Finals Tennis General Information Final Team Standings 5A Boy's Singles 5A Boy's Doubles ... Championship Photos - Now Up!! Miscellaneous Information Northwest Nazarene University and IdahoSports.com have teamed up to bring you one of the summer's best 3-on-3 tournaments, 3-on-3 BBall Bedlum . This will be an indoor-outdoor tournament and will benefit the Crusader Athletic Association athletic scholarship fund. For more information go to the NNU web site or Click Here North Idaho College and IdahoSports.com are proud to present the

54. Press Releases tests become standard for idaho schools, Aliza Earnshaw Education, Allan Olson, MultiMediaschools, May/June OR 97223 Electronic mail general Information munse http://www.nwea.org/MainPages/ArticlesandPressReleases.htm

About NWEA District Partners Contact NWEA Home Press Releases and Media Coverage This Month Scheduled Events New Products Software News Latest News Providing Support Getting Started Client Technical Support Workshops ... Search Most of our downloadable documents are saved in .pdf format. Download the free Acrobat Reader from Adobe's website in order to open them. NWEA and its member agencies are partners in the important mission to help all kids learn. See how some of them are accomplishing this. These are the press releases that have appeared recently. You may want to search for topics by keyword. Northwest Evaluation Association Receives $500,000 to Develop Nation's First K-12 Growth Research Database Students benefit as Northwest Evaluation Association and InnerVu Corporation update Web-based testing technology Olympia Research Director Wins Education Award for Contributions that Target Improved Student Growth Minneapolis Educator Wins Education Research Award Recent Media Coverage of Northwest Evaluation Association The following are articles that have been published recently.

55. Aztec General Releases, San Diego State University - Official Athletic Site to play upgraded schedules and most schools are doing and the year after, FresnoState and idaho. San Diego State University general Releases San Diego State http://goaztecs.ocsn.com/genrel/bay-092500.html

Aztec Club Baseball Basketball [M] ... [W] The Bay Watch Archive September 5, 2000 September 25, 2000 Now that the Aztecs are off to an 0-4 start in football many people around town are saying, "See, I told you so - they overscheduled again!" Indeed, my friend and favorite columnist, Nick Canepa, has questioned my sanity publicly about the schedule and my mug has been featured in the "Who's Not (hot)" box in the San Diego Union-Tribune This publicity wouldn't be so bad except that the U-T has never listed as me as "Who's Hot," even though I've been around for almost six years and once appeared on Hacksaw Hamilton's radio show. Of course, I am well aware that the schedule has been tough, but, believe it or not, there is method to our madness. First, I thought we could actually win a couple of those games and, frankly, we should have. Take away the late missed field goal against Arizona State and the blocked punt against Arizona, and we might be 2-2. Despite that possibility, however, some fans believe this kind of schedule leaves us too banged up to effectively compete in our conference. While it is true that we have already suffered five season ending injuries, I would argue that this year is an exception. In fact, we have been playing similar schedules over the last five years (Wisconsin, USC, Washington, Cal, Oklahoma, North Carolina, etc.) and have suffered only four-to-five season ending injuries combined ! And this season one of our serious injuries came before our first game and another when a player fell off his bicycle.

56. Winner.com Casino Games Guide Provides Information Resources On US State Lotteri Lottery has given over $200 million since 1989 to idaho public schools and buildings. CasinoGuide Lottery proceeds are transferred to the general Fund. http://www.winner.com/Directory2/US_State_Lotto/US_State_Lotto696077.asp

Free Casino Directory Guides Gambling News ... Search US State Lotto Login Join Online Gambling Worldwide Casinos ... Resources Search All Categories Baccarat Battle Royale Bingo Blackjack Caribbean Craps Double Poker Free Ride Keno Lotto Pai Gow Poker Red Dog Poker Roulette Slots Video Poker Multiplayer Poker Rooms Free Listings 37 results found ) Arizona - Winner.com Welcome to the Arizona Lottery's official home on the World Wide Web! California - Winner.com Total Lottery contributions: California public schools have received more than $13 billion in Lottery funds since the Lottery began in October 1985. This contribution currently represents approximately 2% of all revenues received by the state's public ... Colorado - Winner.com For the past 19 years, Lottery proceeds have been used to enhance quality of life throughout Colorado. Connecticut - Winner.com Net proceeds from the CT Lottery are transferred to the Connecticut General Fund each week. Since the Lottery began ticket sales in February 1972, the Delaware - Winner.com The Delaware Lottery contributes its profits to the State General Fund. Since 1975, more than $1.0 billion has been transferred to the General Fund from Lottery proceeds. In fiscal year 2001, the Lottery's contribution was more than $204.5 million, ... Florida - Winner.com

57. Boise Schools Site Map Benefits Overview; Frequently Asked Questions; idaho Teacher Certification.Employee Benefits Services; schools. general; Music. schools (continued). http://www.boiseschools.org/sitemap.html

District Information Academic Departments Music Department Language Arts Technology ... Seconds (meeting minutes) Board Policy Manual Strategic Plan/Plan 2005 Business Operations Accounting ... Who Do I Call? Job Opportunities Benefits Overview Frequently Asked Questions Idaho Teacher Certification Job Vacancy Listings ... Substitute Services Community Alumni/Reunions Boise Schools Education Foundation Community Education Course Offerings ... Volunteer Here Schools Academic Departments Technology Language Arts Music Department ... Music Schools (continued) Counselors English Language Learners Handbook Translated Forms ... School Performance Report Cards Student/Parent Services Calendars General Music Career Fair ... Who Do I Call? Employee Services Business Operations Accounting Payroll Inventory Catalog ... What's New

58. Albertson College Of Idaho Catalog 2002-2003 without the necessity of meeting general Graduation Requirements its graduates inlaw schools throughout the University, the University of idaho and Washington http://www.albertson.edu/academic/catalog0/honorpro.htm

ACI Home Honors and Special Programs Mission Statement Introduction Albertson College of Idaho Calendar The Academic ... with Disabilities Academic Procedures Academic Policies and Procedures Satisfactory Academic Progress ... Programs Department and Course Listings Advising/ Majors and Minors Anthropology/ Sociology ... Theatre Admission and Financial Information Admission Expenses Student Financial Assistance ... Student Life People Officers of the Administration Faculty 2001-2002 Board of Trustees THE LAWRENCE HENRY GIPSON SCHOLAR PROGRAM In 1972, the college established a program for students with superior high school records and named it in honor of Lawrence Henry Gipson, a distinguished historian, Rhodes Scholar and Pulitzer Prize winner who began his academic career at Albertson in its early years. Gipson Scholars develop individual program contracts and work within the spirit of the college's liberal arts objective without the necessity of meeting General Graduation Requirements. High scholarship and senior honors papers or projects are expected of all participants. To be eligible for the Gipson Scholar Program, a student must have a high school GPA of at least 3.75 plus an ACT or SAT score in the 90th percentile. Freshmen not meeting these standards, sophomores, and transfer students may petition the Gipson Board for acceptance into the program.

59. Idaho Each AERA presents several general atmospheric sciences work together as the IdahoGLOBE Franchise responsibility for recruiting GLOBE schools, training GLOBE http://www.teachearth.com/states/Idaho.htm

60. IDeal - Idaho College Savings Program In general, you may contribute to your Account if other postsecondary institutionsin idaho or anywhere Vocational, trade schools and even some schools abroad http://www.idsaves.org/faq_gen.html

Overview Investment Options FAQs Enroll Today [Quick Index] Program Details Enrollment Materials + - Download PDF Application - Mail Application to me Investment Options FAQs + - General Questions - Financial Questions - Administrative Questions IDeal News Bulletin Contact Info Disclosure/Privacy Statement Investment Performance IDeal News Bulletin Account Access ... Educational Links FAQs General Financial Administrative Q. Who can open an Account? A. Any person or entity (resident or non-resident) interested in investing for a college education can open an Account and contribute to Idaho College Savings Program (IDeal) on behalf of any beneficiary. You can even open an Account for yourself. Q. When are contributions due? Contributions can be made at any time. However, contributions postmarked by December 31st are eligible for a tax deduction, up to the allowable limits, in that tax year. Q. How much can I contribute to the Program? A. An Account may be opened with a $25 check or money order, electronic funds transfer, or automatic contribution plan. You can also contribute just $15 per Account per pay period using payroll deduction through participating employers. Each Account may have only one Account Owner and one beneficiary. You may, however, open separate Accounts for as many different individual beneficiaries as you wish. Q.

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