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107 110 1061) requires local school districts that receive any federal funds to develop policies, in consultation with parents, to notify parents when the school intends to request one or more of the following types of information from students, or if nonemergency invasive physical examinations of students will be conducted: (1) political affiliations or beliefs of the student or the student s parent; (2) mental and psychological problems potentially embarrassing to the student or his or her family; (3) sex behavior and attitudes; (4) illegal, antisocial, selfincriminating, and demeaning behavior; (5) critical appraisals of other individuals with whom respondents have close family relationships; (6) legally recognized privileged and analogous relationships; (7) religious practices, affiliations, or beliefs of the student or student s parent; or (8) income, other than required by law to determine eligibility for participation in a program or for receiving financial assistance under a program.

The Court has devoted an entire oor for the scheduling and monitoring of alternative sanctions and the provision of court-based social services Separate space has been allocated to service providers from city and community-based agencies to respond to defendants problems with substance abuse, housing, health, education, and employment With the Midtown Court as a model, cities around the country are crafting their own community courts based on the needs of their individual communities An evaluation of the Midtown Community Court found that the court was effective in meeting most of its objectives (Sviridoff et al, 1997) First, low-level offenders, who.

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The parent of a student must be given the opportunity to inspect the survey, upon request, prior to its distribution Parents also must be given the opportunity to have their student opt out of the informationgathering activity or physical examination The standard for research activities funded by the Department of Education is more stringent: researchers may not gather the types of information listed above without written informed parent consent..

Ethical-Legal Issues in the Education of Pupils with Disabilities under IDEA (Continued)

The HS-DSCH link adaptation algorithm at the Node B adjusts the transmit bit rate on the HS-DSCH every TTI when a user is scheduled for transmission. Ideally, the HS-DSCH transmit bit rate should be adjusted as a function of the per-TTI HS-DSCH signal-to-interference plus noise ratio (SINR) experienced at the user end. The general principle underlying HS-DSCH link adaptation is illustrated in Figure 6.12. Various sources contribute to variance of HS-DSCH SINR even though the HS-DSCH transmit power is assumed to be constant. The di erent factors are illustrated in Figure 6.13. The total transmit power from the serving HS-DSCH cell is time-variant due to the transmission of power-controlled DCHs, the downlink radio channel is timevariant if the user is moving, and, nally, the other-cell interference experienced at the

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Widespread and intense rainstorms along the eastern front of the Rocky Mountains in northern Montana and southern Alberta, Canada, are part of the climatic history of the upper Missouri River basin. Records indicate the period from May 20 through June as the time when atmospheric conditions are most likely to produce heavy rainfall in central Montana (Cordell, 1974). Heavy rainstorms produced historical oods on the upper Missouri in 1894, 1906, 1908, 1916, 1927, 1938, 1948, 1953, and 1964. Although antecedent conditions of snowmelt runoff and rain-soaked soils also contributed to these oods, they have been primarily rain-induced (Bonner and Stermitz, 1967).

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