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Current as of: 2009
Chapter 16-1State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Chapter 16-2School Committees and Superintendents
Chapter 16-2.1Civic Education Commission
Chapter 16-3Establishment of Regional School Districts
Chapter 16-3.1Cooperative Service Among School Districts
Chapter 16-4Permanent School Fund
Chapter 16-5State Aid
Chapter 16-6Teachers' Salary Grants
Chapter 16-7Foundation Level School Support
Chapter 16-7.1The Paul W. Crowley Rhode Island Student Investment Initiative
Chapter 16-7.2The Education Equity and Property Tax Relief Act
Chapter 16-8Federal Aid
Chapter 16-9School Funds and Property
Chapter 16-10Consolidation of Schools
Chapter 16-11Certification of Teachers
Chapter 16-11.1Certification of Athletic Coaches
Chapter 16-11.2Qualifications of Teacher Assistants
Chapter 16-11.3State-Wide Early Reading Success Institute
Chapter 16-11.4Rhode Island Certification Standards Board
Chapter 16-12Rights and Duties of Teachers Generally
Chapter 16-12.1School Administrators' Rights
Chapter 16-13Teachers' Tenure
Chapter 16-14Education of Teachers
Chapter 16-15Teachers' Pensions
Chapter 16-16Teachers' Retirement
Chapter 16-17Retirement of Teachers in State Schools
Chapter 16-17.1Alternate Provisions for Retirement of Teachers in State Colleges
Chapter 16-17.2Compact for Pension Portability for Educators
Chapter 16-18Annual Census of Children
Chapter 16-19Compulsory Attendance
Chapter 16-20Holidays and Days of Special Observance
Chapter 16-21Health and Safety of Pupils
Chapter 16-21.1Transportation of School Pupils Beyond City and Town Limits
Chapter 16-21.2The Rhode Island Substance Abuse Prevention Act
Chapter 16-21.3The Rhode Island Student Assistance Junior High/Middle School Act
Chapter 16-21.4Performance-Enhancing Dietary Supplements and High School Athletes
Chapter 16-21.5Student Interrogations
Chapter 16-22Curriculum
Chapter 16-23Textbooks
Chapter 16-24Children with Disabilities
Chapter 16-24.1The Rhode Island Autism Spectrum Disorder Education Act
Chapter 16-25Education of Children Who are Deaf or Blind
Chapter 16-25.1Braille Instruction for Blind Students
Chapter 16-25.2Instruction for Deaf or Hard of Hearing Students
Chapter 16-25.3School Speech and Language Pathologists
Chapter 16-25.4American Sign Language
Chapter 16-26School for the Deaf
Chapter 16-26.1Rhode Island Vision Education and Services Program
Chapter 16-27Vocational Rehabilitation
Chapter 16-27.1Displaced Homemakers
Chapter 16-28Educational Television
Chapter 16-29Americanization Schools
Chapter 16-30Special Technical Institutes
Chapter 16-31State Colleges
Chapter 16-32University of Rhode Island
Chapter 16-32.1The University of Rhode Island Research Foundation Act
Chapter 16-33Rhode Island College
Chapter 16-33.1Community College of Rhode Island
Chapter 16-34Nautical School
Chapter 16-35School of Design
Chapter 16-36College of Pharmacy
Chapter 16-37Best and Brightest Scholarship Fund
Chapter 16-38Offenses Pertaining to Schools
Chapter 16-39Controversies in School Matters
Chapter 16-40Private Schools
Chapter 16-40.1Funds for Nonpublic School Record Keeping
Chapter 16-41New England Higher Education Compact
Chapter 16-42Education of Gifted Children
Chapter 16-42.1Rhode Island Academy for Gifted and Talented Students
Chapter 16-42.2Rhode Island Academy for Gifted and Talented Limited English Proficient Students
Chapter 16-43Educational Programs Under the Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act
Chapter 16-44Community Colleges
Chapter 16-45Regional Vocational Schools
Chapter 16-46Rhode Island State Council on the Arts
Chapter 16-46.1Rhode Island Cultural Arts Commission
Chapter 16-47Compact for Education
Chapter 16-48Educational Services to Very Young Children
Chapter 16-48.1Certification of Personnel Providing Educational Services to Very Young Children
Chapter 16-48.2Pilot Program for the Education of Kindergarten Students in the City of Woonsocket
Chapter 16-49Board of Regents for Education
Chapter 16-50Correspondence Schools, Home Study, and Related Courses
Chapter 16-51Salary Supplements to Nonpublic Schoolteachers
Chapter 16-52Maintenance of Order on Campus
Chapter 16-53Rhode Island State Advisory Council for Technical Vocational Education
Chapter 16-53.1Rhode Island School Improvement Team Act
Chapter 16-54Education of Limited English Proficient Students
Chapter 16-55Educational Benefits for Persons Over Sixty
Chapter 16-56Postsecondary Student Financial Assistance
Chapter 16-57Higher Education Assistance Authority
Chapter 16-58Adult Education Commission
Chapter 16-59Board of Governors for Higher Education
Chapter 16-60Board of Regents for Elementary and Secondary Education
Chapter 16-61Rhode Island Public Telecommunications Authority
Chapter 16-62The Rhode Island Student Loan Authority
Chapter 16-62.1Nursing Loan Repayment Program
Chapter 16-63Adult Education
Chapter 16-64Residence of Children for School Purposes
Chapter 16-65Continuing Education for Legislators
Chapter 16-66The Rhode Island School Staff Institute
Chapter 16-67Rhode Island Literacy and Dropout Prevention Act
Chapter 16-67.1Rhode Island High School Dropout Prevention Act of 2007
Chapter 16-68Governor's Schools
Chapter 16-6960/40 Funding of Public Schools
Chapter 16-70The Rhode Island Children's Crusade for Higher Education
Chapter 16-71The Rhode Island Educational Records Bill of Rights
Chapter 16-72Rhode Island Challenge Grants Act
Chapter 16-73Education -- Social Services
Chapter 16-74Guaranteed Student Entitlement
Chapter 16-75The Rhode Island Youth Service Commission
Chapter 16-76Sexual Harassment in Higher Education
Chapter 16-76.1Harassment at Institutions of Higher Education
Chapter 16-77Establishment of Charter Public Schools
Chapter 16-77.1Funding of Charter Public Schools
Chapter 16-78Allergic Emergencies in Institutions of Higher Education
Chapter 16-79Education Funding Plan
Chapter 16-80Rhode Island School-to-Career Transition Act of 1996
Chapter 16-81Right To A Safe School In Higher Education
Chapter 16-82The Rhode Island Urban Education Act Of 1998
Chapter 16-83The Rhode Island Middle School Reform Act of 2004
Chapter 16-84Public Higher Education Academic Excellence and Student Access Endowment Incentive Program
Chapter 16-85Lindsay Ann Burke Act
Chapter 16-86Rhode Island Community Supports Academy
Chapter 16-87Rhode Island Prekindergarten Education Act
Chapter 16-88Rhode Island After School and Summer Learning Program Act
Chapter 16-89Uniform School District Grant, Gift and Donation Acceptance and Expenditure Act of 2009
Chapter 16-90High School Outcomes Improvement Act of 2009

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Questions & Answers: Education

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U.S. Code Provisions: Education

U.S. Code > Title 20 - Education
U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 27 - Loan Service Of Captioned Films And Educational Media For Handicapped
U.S. Code Title 42 > Chapter 105 > Subchapter II - Head Start Programs

Federal Regulations: Education

CFR > Title 34 - Education
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