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FAQ Dangerous Wildlife For more information on hunting, please contact the WDFW Wildlife Program. Phone: 360-902-2515 E-mail: wildthing@dfw.wa.gov Related Links Agency Links Wildlife Science WDFW Wildlife Areas Non-Agency Links Nationwide Index of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Eyes in the Woods Foundation for Blacktail Deer ... WA Waterfowl Association Latest News: Hunters who file reports early can win special tags Final Environmental Impact Statement / Game Management Plan July 2003-June 2009 Fall 2002 Game Trails: Washington Hunting News WDFW News Releases ... The WDFW Weekender Report Season Setting: 2003-05 Hunting Season Recommendations 2003-05 Hunting Season Options Questionnaire Results [PDF Format] Regulations and Seasons: Big Game Big Game Hunting Regulations 2000-2002 Summary of Hunting Seasons Public Safety Cougar Removal Application Migratory Waterfowl and Upland Game Migratory Waterfowl and Upland Game Regulations 2002-2003 Summary of Migratory Waterfowl and Upland Game Seasons 2003 Spring Turkey Pamphlet Information on Prohibition of Battery-Powered and Other Electronic Decoys for Waterfowl Hunting ... 2001-2002 Summary of Falconry Seasons Trapping 2002-2003 Trapping Seasons and Rules I-713 Implementation Fact Sheet Status and Trend Reports: WDFW Game Status and Trend Reports Hunter Reports: Online Hunter Report Form Reports now mandatory for deer, elk, black bear and turkey hunters

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FAQ DOH Shellfish Hotline For more information on fishing, please contact the WDFW Fish Program. Phone: 360-902-2700 E-mail: fishpgm@dfw.wa.gov Are you looking for the latest shellfishing health advisories and beach closures? Are you worried about mercury contamination in fish and shellfish? Check out the following Washington Department of Health websites: Marine Biotoxin Bulletin Beach closures due to red tide and other marine toxins Fish Facts for Healthy Nutrition Local Fish Advisories VIDEO Fishing Tips with Tony Floor Real Video Format Tips on fishing for Spring Chinook: Broadband Advice on fishing western Washington rivers for salmon: Broadband The importance of good bait: Broadband Columbia River fishing in September and October: Broadband How to use a "bird dog": Broadband Tony demonstrates his method of using a plug-cut herring as salmon bait Fishing with plugs in western Washington rivers Fast or slow moving bait? VIDEO Boat Owners - How to prevent Zebra mussels Click here Real Video Format - 49sec Related Links Non-Agency Links Nationwide Index of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Adult Fish Counts (USACE) Boat Launch Sites Fish Passage Center ... FishMonitor.Com

3. New York State Education Department Page lists U.S. Department of education grant competitions that are currently open, with links to downloadable grant application packages, required forms, relevant regulations, and contact information. GPO/NARA update. education Department General Administrative regulations (EDGAR) apply to (FIPSE), U.S. Department of education, 1990 K Street, NW., washington, DC 200068544. http://www.nysed.gov/

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9. Revised Code Of Washington - Titles In Numerical Order - The Washington State Le Title 19 Business regulations Miscellaneous. Title 23B - washington BusinessCorporation Act. Title 28B - Higher education. Title 28C - Vocational education. http://www.leg.wa.gov/wsladm/rcw.htm

Legislature Home About Us E-Mail Lists Search ... Help Revised Code of Washington ( RCW Current as of February 19, 2003 The Revised Code of Washington (RCW) is the compilation of all permanent laws now in force. more... RCW by Title - View the table of contents of the RCW. You can navigate the statutes by title, chapter, and section. RCW Dispositions - Notes of which sections have been repealed, decodified, and recodified, arranged by title and chapter. Search - Search the text of the RCW, WAC, bills, etc. RCW Search limits your search to the RCW. Bill to RCW Table - A list of bills this session and which RCWs they propose to change. The table also notes the action to be taken, for example, amend, add, repeal. RCW to Bill Table - A list of RCWs and which bills this session propose changes. The table also notes the action to be taken, for example, amend, add, repeal. RCW Sections Affected Table - A list of RCW sections and which Session Law affected that section. The table notes which section of the Session Law affects the RCW and notes the action taken, for example, amend, add, repeal. Washington Administrative Code - Regulations of executive branch agencies are issued by authority of statutes. Like legislation and the Constitution, regulations are a source of primary law in Washington State. The WAC codifies the regulations and arranges them by subject or agency. The online version of the WAC is updated twice a month.

10. WRRC Region Map And Links Republic of the Marshall Islands, Republic of Palau, and washington. The NationalState Policy Database (NSPD) contains special education regulations for over http://interact.uoregon.edu/wrrc/MapWRRCnet.html

Skip navigation links Updated March 24, 2003 The Western Regional Resource Center serves the Special Education Agencies and Part C Lead Agencies (where applicable) in: Alaska, American Samoa, California, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Republic of Palau, and Washington. Quick Index Western Region States Territories and Freely Associated States All U.S. States Special Interest Items Western Region States Contact Information - State Department of Education, Special Education Departments and Part C Lead Agencies for Western States and Jurisdictions State Special Education Division web sites: Alaska California Hawaii Idaho ... Washington State Department of Education web sites: Alaska California Guam Hawaii ... Washington State Part C Lead Agency web sites: Alaska California Hawaii Idaho ... Washington Jobs Alike : E-mail SEA Staff SEA Directors (maintained by NASDSE, includes all states)

11. NIEA Home Page The National Indian education Association (NIEA) is the largest and oldest Indian education organization Category Society Ethnicity Native Americans Organizations...... 2002 INDIAN education ISSUES IN washington. On July 23, 2002 the Department of educationissued a request for comments on new regulations for the Office of http://www.niea.org/

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12. Governmental Affairs - Federal washington education News. sweeping changes to the Elementary and Secondary educationAct (ESEA Federal regulations The Code of Federal regulations (CFR) is a http://www.isbe.state.il.us/federal/

C ontact the Illinois Congressional Delegation U.S. Senator s Congress ... HOME For information regarding federal legislation, please contact Randy Burge our Federal Liaison. PDF format requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. To download a free copy of Acrobat Reader click on the icon below. Washington Education News The Reauthorization of IDEA No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 On Jan. 8, 2002, President Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). This new law represents his education reform plan and contains the most sweeping changes to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) since it was enacted in 1965. Congress.org A free, public service, that allows users to identify and send messages to their elected leaders in Congress, The White House, and state legislatures, and to communicate to their leaders via e-mail, letter an fax. Congressional Quarterly The Congressional Quarterly publishes world-class information and insight on government and politics. The company has built a reputation for accurate, comprehensive and nonpartisan reporting on more than 50 years of experience.

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Search Site Map Contact Us Home ... Quality Care Government Affairs Washington Updates March 18, 2003 This issue of ASH Washington Update addresses the completion of the FY 2003 budget, Medicare physician payments, the FY 2004 budget debate, Medicare reform proposals, the cloning debate, medical liability reform, and medical errors legislation. February 11, 2003 This issue of ASH Washington Update addresses Medicare physician payments, the federal budget debate, Medicare drug reimbursement, the cloning debate, Medicare claims processing, medical malpractice reform, and implementation of the new rare diseases laws. January 9, 2003 This issue of ASH Washington Update addresses Medicare Physician Payments, the 2003 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, Medicare Reimbursement of Drugs, Teaching Physician Regulations, FY 2004 NIH Appropriations, and the Ascension of Senator Frist to Majority Leader. November 26, 2002 This issue of ASH Washington Update addresses FY 2003 NIH Appropriations, approval of rare diseases legislation, embryonic stem cell research grants, and Medicare physician and hospital outpatient department payments in 2003. September 27, 2002

16. Newletter - Department Of Education, Washington University She came to washington University from the State she earned her Ph.D. in ReadingEducation. New Missouri regulations Require Background Checks for Teacher http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~educ/newsletter/

D epartment of E ducation Newsletter Education Update Volume VIII, Number 2 December, 2000 Spencer Grant Awarded for Collaborative Project Dr. Marilyn Cohn, Director of Teacher Education, and Suzanne Kirkpatrick, Teacher Liaison to the Kirkwood-Washington University Partnership, recently received a Practitioner Research Communication and Mentoring Grant from the Spencer Foundation. The grant will support two teacher research projects for the next two academic years. The first project involves study groups of experienced teachers at Kirkwood High School and clinical faculty members in Washington University’s Department of Education who are meeting to discuss how they can increase their understanding of the impact of factors such as race, class, sexual orientation, and interest in learning among students in their classrooms. Teachers in the study groups have committed to developing and implementing some new classroom approaches with their students and to studying and documenting their efforts, using the methods of action research. Rebecca Rogers Joins Faculty Dr. Rebecca Rogers has joined the faculty in the Department of Education as Assistant Professor. Rebecca’s research and teaching focus on literacy education. Rebecca was a research associate with the Center for English Learning Achievement for four years where she studied the influence of integrated instruction on student and teaching learning. She came to Washington University from the State University of New York at Albany where she earned her Ph.D. in Reading Education. While at the University at Albany, Rebecca established a school-based reading clinic in an urban elementary school. Rebecca received the Lillian Barlow Scholarship for research related to an empirical and theoretical analysis of family literacy as gendered practice. Prior to university teaching, Rebecca was a reading teacher for both elementary school students as well as students in an urban adult literacy program.

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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN PUBLIC EDUCATION: DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? A Publication of the Assistive Technology Resource Center September 1995 What is Assistive Technology How is Assistive Technology Used in School? Preschool, Primary, and Secondary Education Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ... About WATA What is Assistive Technology? People use assistive technology, devices and services, to achieve greater independence and to enhance the quality of their lives. Assistive technology includes both devices and services. Devices include any item or piece of equipment used to maintain or improve the functional capabilities of a person with a disability, including devices like wheelchairs, computers, ramps, assistive listening devices, augmentative communication devices, and aids for daily living. Services are supports provided to people with disabilities or their caregivers to help them select, acquire, or use assistive technology devices. Services also include functional evaluations, training on or demonstration of devices, and purchasing or leasing devices. How is Assistive Technology Used in School?

18. 1997 Ammendments To IDEA also states that school districts may provide special education services on Thisrequirement could impact washington regulations which currently prohibit the http://www.wata.org/dyk/idea-97-ammendments.htm

Site Index By Frances Pennell, J.D. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Amendments of 1997 (Public Law 105-17), signed into law on June 4, 1997, include several changes that could significantly impact the provision of assistive technology to special education students in Washington State. Here are the highlights: Private School Students: The 1997 Amendments resolve an issue on which there have been conflicting court opinions the extent to which public schools must provide services to students with disabilities who attend private schools. The 1997 amendments state that children with disabilities who are placed by their parents in private schools are entitled to special education services but at a cost which is limited to a proportionate share of federal IDEA dollars. According to OSPI, if 10 of 100 district special education students attend private school, 10 percent of the district's federal funding should be directed to the private school students. This is likely to be a very small amount. Districts must still pay for general and special education services for children placed by the districts in private schools. Districts may also be obligated to pay "full freight" if a court or hearing officer finds that the District failed to make available a free and appropriate public education. Courts can reduce the amount of such reimbursement if they find that the parents failed to properly notify the district of their intent to transfer the child to a private school setting, failed to cooperate with the district's proposed evaluation of a child and/or for other reasons.

19. ED General Administrative Regs (EDGAR) - Table Of Contents citation should be US Department of education, Office of the Secretary, educationDepartment General Administrative regulations (EDGAR), washington, DC, 20202 http://www.ed.gov/offices/OCFO/grants/edgar/table.html

20. Negotiated Rulemaking For Higher Education June 8. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Department of Educationheadquarters building at 400 Maryland Ave. SW, washington, DC. regulations. http://www.ed.gov/legislation/HEA/rulemaking/

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