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| No Child Left Behind in
New Hampshire
NHEdLaw, LLC,
Education Law & Policy Consortium, Inc.,
and the New Hampshire Department of Education present:
A
Series of Seminars on No Child Left Behind in New Hampshire
Join us for a series of
half-day seminars and learn the latest about the requirements of No Child
Left Behind in New Hampshire. Topics include:
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Current and proposed assessments and standards in New Hampshire
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How
Adequate Yearly Progress is defined and measured in New Hampshire
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How
to avoid becoming a school in need of improvement
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Requirements for school improvement plans, school choice, supplemental
services,
and parental notification
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New
Hampshire’s new accountability law and what it means for all New Hampshire
schools
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Highly qualified teachers and paraprofessionals
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Connections between NCLB and IDEA with FAPE and adequate year progress,
assessments, accommodations and modifications
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English as a Second Language (ESL) requirements of NCLB in New Hampshire.
Review the agenda for the seminars
When:
February 20, 2004, March 5, 2004, April 2, 2004 & April 23, 2004
Where: New
Hampshire Department of Education, Concord, New Hampshire
Who:
Title I administrators, superintendents, principals, teachers, special
education directors and staff, school board members, and other school
staff or officials with involvement or responsibilities in Title I,
special education or school compliance with state and federal
accountability laws.
Costs:
$95
per seminar, $85 per seminar if attending all four. Price includes
breakfast and lunch.
3 Ways to register
1) Register online
2)
Download and print the registration form and mail it
in
3) Call us at 888-474-3137
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