PUBLIC "-//Library of Virginia//TEXT (US::Vi::vi00972::A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Office of the Secretary of Education, 1994; 1998-2006)//EN" "vi00972.xml" A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Office of the Secretary of Education, 1994; 1998-2006 Virginia, Secretary of Education, Records, 1994; 1998-2006 43510 and 44681 Roger E. Christman Library of Virginia © 2008 and 2019 By The Library of Virginia. All Rights Reserved. Machine-readable finding aid derived from MARC record by Roger E. Christman, 30 December 2008 Description is in English A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Office of the Secretary of Education, 1994; 1998-2006 A Collection in the Library of Virginia 43510 and 44681

Library of Virginia 2008 and 2019 Roger E. Christman Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of the Virginia Office of the Secretary of Education 1994; 1998-2006 43510 and 44681 61.72 cu. ft. English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Collection is open to research.

Use Restrictions

Privacy protected and confidential information is restricted from public access for 75 years per Code of Virginia 42.1-78. If redaction was not an option, the entire document was sealed, but not removed from the collection. Sealed information may include, but is not limited to: attorney-client privileged documents, medical information, social security numbers, and official student records.

Preferred Citation

Records of the Virginia Office of the Secretary of Education, 1994; 1998-2006, Accession 43510 and 44681. State Records Collection, Library of Virginia

Acquisition Information

Office of the Secretary of Education, Patrick Henry Building, 1111 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia, 23219. Accession 4233 transferred 5 December 2005 and accessioned on 6 December 2006; Accession 42399 transferred on 18 January 2006 and accessioned on 19 January 2006; both accessions combined into one body of records under accession 43510 on 2 November 2007.

Additional Secretary of Education records from the Warner administration were transferred to the Library as part of the Kaine administration transfer in 2010. Accession 44681 was transferred and accessioned on 12 January 2010.

Accruals

Additional Secretary of Education records from the Warner administration were transferred to the Library as part of the Kaine administration collection in January 2010.

Processing Information

To preserve provenance, the additional Warner administration records were added to this collection as series VII. Additional Records. They were processed and addded to the collection in October 2019.

Historical Information

In 1970, the Governor's Management Commission Study recommended the creation of six "Deputy Governors" assist the Chief Executive in his managerial duties, compatible functions of government were grouped under these administrative heads, who would serve as the Governors top management team or "secretariats," as they are called now. The General Assembly in 1972 created six Secretariats positions initially. As government reorganized, that number fluctuated when government agencies expanded or consolidated.

The Secretary of Education assists the Governor in the development and implementation of the state's education policy. The secretary provides guidance to 16 colleges and universities, the Virginia Community College System, five higher education and research centers, the Department of Education, the state-supported museums, and other agencies in the Education Secretariat. All secretaries are appointed by the governor and serve at his will.

During the Administration of Governor Mark R. Warner (2002-2006) the Secretary of Education directed policy for education programs that involve multiple agencies including: Department of Education, Library of Virginia, Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia, Gunston Hall, Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Science Museum of Virginia and Virginia Commission for the Arts. While Virginia's Colleges and Universities are semi-autonomous, the Secretary of Education also plays a role in directing state policy for: Virginia Community Colleges, Christopher Newport University, George Mason University, James Madison University, Longwood University, Mary Washington University, Norfolk State University, Old Dominion University, Radford University, Richard Bland College, University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia Military Institute, Virginia State University, Virginia Tech, College of William and Mary, Roanoke Higher Education Center, Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center, and State Council of Higher Education.

Some of Governor Warner's education initiatives were: Higher Education restructuring, Education for a Lifetime, and Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS).

On 17 December 2002, Governor-elect Mark R. Warner named Dr. Belle S. Wheelan as Secretary of Education. Since 1998 Wheelan had served as President of Northern Virginia Community College. Previously, Wheelen served as President of Central Virginia Community College in Lynchburg, Provost of the Portsmouth campus of Tidewater Community College, Dean of Student Services at Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, and Director of Developmental Education and Director of Academic Support Services at San Antonio College in Texas. Wheelan served until June 2005 when she became president of the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. She was succeeded by her deputy, Peter Blake. Blake served until the end of the Warner administration in January 2006.

Scope and Content

The Secretary of Education, Records, are housed in one hundred seventy-nine (179 boxes). The collection is arranged into seven (7) series. Series have been designated for: I. Cabinet Meeting Records, 2002-2005; II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation - Assigned State Agencies, 1998-2005; III. Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005; IV. Office of the Secretary, 2002-2006; V. Planning and Budget Files, 2001-2005; VI. Special Projects and Governor's Initiatives, 2001-2006; and VII. Additional Records. These records include agendas, agreements, articles, briefings, correspondence, e-mails, grants, handouts, legislation, lists, memorandums, minutes, notes, presentations, press releases, reports, resumes, speeches, studies, surveys and files by subject. These records document the work of the Secretary of Education under Governor Mark R. Warner. The most significant and voluminous material documents the development and implementation of the various educational initiatives of the Warner Administration including: Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Board Appointments, Governor's Higher Education Summit, expanding College and University Research, Higher Education Restructuring, Education for a Lifetime Initiative (Early Childhood Initiative, Path to Industry Certification, Career and Technical Education, and School Efficiency Reviews), Governor's Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS), Commission to Review, Study, and Reform Educational Leadership, and High School Reform.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

I. Cabinet Meeting Records, 2002-2005 II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation, Assigned State Agencies, 1998-2005 Subseries A. Board Appointments, 2002-2005 Subseries B. Higher Education and State Agencies, 1998-2005 Subseries C. Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP), 2003-2005 Subseries D. Small, Women-owned and Minority Business (SWAM), 2003-2005 III. Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005 IV. Office of the Secretary, 2001-2006 Subseries A. Correspondence of Secretary Belle Wheelan (2002-2005) and Secretary Peter Blake (2005-2006), 2002-2006 Subseries B. Files of Sarah Finley, Deputy Secretary of Education, 2001-2005 V. Planning and Budget Files, 2001-2005 VI. Special Projects and Governor's Initiatives, 2001-2006 Subseries A. Higher Education, 2001-2006 Subseries B. Education for a Lifetime Initiative, 2002-2005 Subseries C. The Governor's Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS), 2002-2005 Subseries D. Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, 2002-2005 Subseries E. Teachers, 2002-2005 Subseries F. High School Reform, 2004-2005 Subseries G. Healthy Virginians, 2003-2005 VII. Additional Records, 1994; 1998; 2000-2006 Subseries A. Office of the Secretary, 2001-2006 Subseries B. Special Project and Studies, 1994; 1998; 2000-2005 Subseries C. Legislative Files, 2002-2004 Subseries D. Weekly Reports, 2002-2005 Contents List I. Cabinet Meeting, 2002-2005. 1-2 Extent: 0.70 cu. ft.

The Cabinet Meeting Records series is housed in 2 boxes and is arranged chronologically. Series contains agenda's, handwritten meeting notes, and materials collected and/or presented at the governor's cabinet meetings by the Secretary of Education (Dr. Belle S. Wheelan, 2002-2005 and Peter Blake, 2005) and any annotations to the material made by the Secretary. There are not extant notes for every cabinet meeting. See Governor Mark R. Warner, Executive Office, Cabinet Meeting Journals for additional cabinet meeting information (accession 42621).

18 January 2002 1 1 28 January 2002 1 1 4 February 2002 1 1 27 February 2002 1 1 4 March 2002 1 1 8 March 2002 1 1 25 March 2002 1 1 1 April 2002 1 1 8 April 2002 1 2 15 April 2002 1 2 22 April 2002 1 2 29 April 2002 1 2 13 May 2002 1 2 20 May 2002 1 2 3 June 2002 1 2 10 June 2002 1 2 17 June 2002 1 2 24 June 2002 1 2 1 July 2002 1 2 22 July 2002 1 3 12 August 2002 1 3 19 August 2002 1 3 26 August 2002 1 3 9 September 2002 1 3 16 September 2002 1 4 23 September 2002 1 4 30 September 2002 1 4 7 October 2002 1 4 21 October 2002 1 4 28 October 2002 1 4 4 November 2002 1 4 25 November 2002 1 4 2 December 2002 1 4 9 December 2002 1 5 16 December 2002 1 5 6 January 2003 1 5 13 January 2003 1 5 20 January 2003 1 5 27 January 2003 1 5 3 February 2003 1 5 21 February 2003 1 5 3 March 2003 1 5 10 March 2003 2 1 17 March 2003 2 1 7 April 2003 2 1 14 April 2003 2 1 28 April 2003 2 1 9 June 2003 2 1 16 June 2003 2 1 23 June 2003 2 1 30 June 2003 2 1 21 July 2003 2 1 8 September 2003 2 1 15 September 2003 2 2 29 September 2003 2 2 6 October 2003 2 2 20 October 2003 2 2 27 October 2003 2 2 17 November 2003 2 2 1 December 2003 2 2 5 January 2004 2 2 12 January 2004 2 2 15 March 2004 2 2 22 March 2004 2 2 12 April 2004 2 3 7 June 2004 2 3 14 June 2004 2 3 24 June 2004 2 3 12 July 2004 2 3 2 August 2004 2 3 20 September 2004 2 3 4 October 2004 2 3 6 December 2004 2 3 20 December 2004 2 3 2 May 2005 2 3 23 May 2005 2 3 6 June 2005 2 3 11 July 2005 2 3 25 July 2005 2 3 II. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation: Assigned State Agencies, 1998-2005. 3-30 Extent: 11.03 cubic feet (32 boxes).

Series is arranged into four subseries. Subseries have been designated for: A. Board Appointments; B. Community Colleges, Universities and State Agencies; C. Continuity of Operation Planning; and D. SWAM. This series documents the correspondence sent and received by the office to and from state agencies assigned to the Secretary of Education, including colleges and universities. The series consists of agendas, agreements, correspondence, handouts, memorandum, notes, presentations, reports, and resumes.

 Subseries II.A. Board Appointments, 2002-2005. 3-7 Extent: 1.75 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in five boxes and is arranged alphabetically by the name of board. Subseries contains correspondence, memorandums, nominations, applications and resume material for, from, and about citizens who were appointed to agency and college and university boards within the Education secretariat by Governor Mark R. Warner. Also included are board profiles, which explain the purpose and goals of the boards, and the number, name, and make-up of board members.

In addition, this series contain records related to the Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Board Appointments. Created by Governor Warner's Executive Order 8 on 7 February 2002, the Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Board Appointments reviewed potential appointees to the governing boards of Virginia's institutions of higher education, the Virginia Community College Board, and the State Council of Higher Education. The review process criteria was based on merit, experience, sound judgment, and proven leadership. The Commission had seven members appointed by the Governor: Marshall Acuff, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Association of the Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges; Joshua P. Darden, former University of Virginia rector; James B. Murray, Jr., former College of William and Mary rector; Paul Torgersen, former Virginia Tech president; Reginald Brown, former member of the Business Advisory Board of George Mason University; Grace Harris, former Virginia Commonwealth University provost; and Lovey Hammel, chairwoman of the George Mason University Foundation Board. The Secretary of Education (Dr. Belle S. Wheelan) and Secretary of the Commonwealth (Anita Rimler) served non-voting members of the Commission. The Commission records in this series are Dr. Wheelan's. This series provides information about the appointment process, as well as background information on those chosen to serve.

A.L. Philpott Manufacturing Extension Partnership 3 1 Christopher Newport University 3 2 College of William and Mary 3 3 Education Commission of the States 3 4 George Mason University 3 5 James Madison University 3 6 James Monroe Law Office Museum 3 7 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation 3 8 Library of Virginia 3 9 Longwood University 4 1 Mary Washington College 4 2 Old Dominion University 4 3 Radford University 4 4 Roanoke Higher Education Authority 4 5 Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center 4 6 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia 4 7 University of Virginia 5 1 Virginia Commonwealth University 5 2 Virginia Community College System 5 3 Virginia Military Institute 5 4 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 5 5 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 6 1 Virginia State University 6 2 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, Board Overviews (part one) 6 3 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, Board Overviews (part two) 6 4 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 12 March 2002 Meeting (part one) 6 5 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 12 March 2002 Meeting (part two) 7 1 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 12 March 2002 Meeting (part three) 7 2 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 7 May 2002 Meeting 7 3 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 3 June 2002 Meeting 7 4 Governor's Advisory Commission on Higher Education Appointments, 2004-2005 7 5 Subseries II.B. Higher Education and State Agencies, 1998-2005. 8-29 Extent: 9.10 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 26 boxes and is further subdivided by Higher Education, State Agencies and Other and alphabetical there under. Subseries contains agendas, agreements, correspondence, handouts, memorandums, notes, presentations, and reports.

Notable documents filed under Higher Education include: background information on Higher Education Summit, 7-8 October 2002 including Steering Committee meeting materials, 31 May 2002 (B8, F1-2); documents related to Virginia Tech's 2003 decision to end any preferences in admission or hiring including a 14 March 2003 letter from Dr. Wheelan to Attorney General Jerry Kilgore; a 19 March 2003 e-mail from Peter Blake to Dr. Wheelan analyzing the Attorney General Office's response to Dr. Wheelan's 14 March letter; and talking points for Governor Warner for a 4 June 2003 interview with Virginian Pilot reporter Phil Walzer (B8, F3). The Accord between the Commonwealth of Virginia and the United States Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights to implement certain program and facilities improvements at Norfolk State University is documented (B10, F8 and B11, F1); and State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) agenda books for the 10 May 2005 (B18, F4) and 19 July 2005 (B18, F2) meetings.

Notable documents filed under State Agencies include: Department of Education Briefing Notebooks prepared by Jo Lynne DeMary, Superintendent of Public Instruction for Suzette Denslow and Sarah Finley of Governor Warner's Transition Office, dated 7 December 2001 (B20-B21); 2003 Legislative Proposals for the Department of Education, 6 September 2002 (B23, F1); and materials related to Governor Warner's Education Roundtable, 24 January 2002 (includes agendas, notes, and handouts). (B23, F5)

Higher Education Higher Education Summit, 7-8 October 2002 (part one) 8 1 Higher Education Summit, 7-8 October 2002 (part two) 8 2 Miscellaneous, 2001-2005 8 3 Christopher Newport University, 2001-2005 8 4 Eastern Virginia Medical School, 2002-2004 8 5 George Mason University, 2002-2005 (part one) 9 1 George Mason University, 2002-2005 (part two) 9 2 George Mason University, 2002-2005 (part three) 9 3 George Mason University, 2002-2005 (part four) 9 4 George Mason University, 2002-2005 (part five) 9 5 George Washington University, 2004-2005 10 1 Hampton University, 2002-2004 10 2 James Madison University, 2002-2003 10 3 Longwood University, 2002-2004 (part one) 10 4 Longwood University, 2002-2004 (part two) 10 5 Mary Baldwin College, 2003-2005 10 6 Mary Washington College, 2002-2005 10 7 Norfolk State University, 2002-2005 (part one) 10 8 Norfolk State University, 2002-2005 (part two) 11 1 Old Dominion University, 2002-2005 (part one) 11 2 Old Dominion University, 2002-2005 (part two) 11 3 Radford University, 2002-2005 11 4 Richard Bland College, 2002-2004 11 5 Strayer University, 2003-2004 11 6 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part one) 11 7 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part two) 12 1 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part three) 12 2 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part four) 12 3 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part five) 12 4 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part six) 13 1 University of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part seven) 13 2 University of Virginia Medical Center, 2002-2003 (part one) 13 3 University of Virginia Medical Center, 2002-2003 (part two) 13 4 University of Virginia's College at Wise, 2002-2005 13 5 Virginia Community College System (VCCS), 2002-2005 (part one) 14 1 Virginia Community College System (VCCS), 2002-2005 (part two) 14 2 Virginia Community College System (VCCS), 2002-2005 (part three) 14 3 Virginia Community College System (VCCS), 2002-2005 (part four) 14 4 Virginia Community College System (VCCS), 2002-2005 (part five) 14 5 Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), 2002-2005 (part one) 15 1 Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), 2002-2005 (part two) 15 2 Virginia Military Institute (VMI), 2002-2005 (part one) 15 3 Virginia Military Institute (VMI), 2002-2005 (part two) 15 4 Virginia State University (VSU), 2002-2005 (part one) 15 5 Virginia State University (VSU), 2002-2005 (part two) 15 6 Virginia State University (VSU), 2002-2005 (part three) 16 1 Virginia State University (VSU), 2002-2005 (part four) 16 2 Virginia Tech, 2001-2005 (part one) 16 3 Virginia Tech, 2001-2005 (part two) 16 4 College of William and Mary, 2002-2005 16 5 Blue Ridge Community College, 2004 16 6 Germanna Community College, 2003 16 7 J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, 2002-2003 16 8 John Tyler Community College, 2002, 2004 16 9 Northern Virginia Community College, 2003-2004 16 10 Southside Virginia Community College, 2002-2003 16 11 Thomas Nelson Community College, 2002 16 12 Tidewater Community College, 2003-2005 16 13 Private Colleges, 2002-2005 16 14 Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia, 2002-2005 17 1 College Presidents Salaries, 2004 17 2 Roanoke Higher Education Center, 2002-2005 17 3 The Southern Virginia Higher Education Center, 2005 17 4 Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center, 2004 17 5 Correspondence with Out-of-State Colleges, 2002-2003, 2005 17 6 Report on College Admission Process, 2002-2004 17 7 Education Commission of the States, Higher Education Policy Audit, 2003 (part one) 17 8 Education Commission of the States, Higher Education Policy Audit, 2003 (part two) 17 9 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part one) 17 10 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part two) 18 1 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part three) 18 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part four) 18 3 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part five) 18 4 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part six) 18 5 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part seven) 18 6 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part eight) 19 1 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part nine) 19 2 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part ten) 19 3 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2001-2005 (part eleven) 19 4 Council of Presidents, 2003-2005 19 5 Tuition Assistant Grant (TAG), 2002, 2004 19 6 State Agencies Department of Education, 2002 20 1 Department of Education, Briefing Book, 2001 (part one) 20 2 Department of Education, Briefing Book, 2001 (part two) 20 3 Department of Education, Summit for Education Excellence, 2002 20 4 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part one) 20 5 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part two) 20 6 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part three) 21 1 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part four) 21 2 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part five) 21 3 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part six) 21 4 Department of Education, Briefing Notebooks, 7 December 2001 (part seven) 21 5 Department of Education, 2002-2005(part one) 22 1 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part two) 22 2 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part three) 22 3 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part four) 22 4 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part five) 22 5 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part six) 23 1 Department of Education, 2002-2005 (part seven) 23 2 Department of Education, K-12, 2002-2003 (part one) 23 3 Department of Education, K-12, 2002-2003 (part two) 23 4 Department of Education, Miscellaneous, 2002 23 5 Department of Education, Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 2002 23 6 Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 23 7 Gunston Hall Plantation, 1998-2005 (part one) 23 8 Gunston Hall Plantation, 1998-2005 (part two) 24 1 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part one) 24 2 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part two) 24 3 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part three) 24 4 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part four) 24 5 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part five) 25 1 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part six) 25 2 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part seven) 25 3 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2001-2005 (part eight) 25 4 Library of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part one) 25 5 Library of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part two) 26 1 Library of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part three) 26 2 Library of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part four) 26 3 Library of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part five) 26 4 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 26 5 Belmont Bay Science Center, 2005 (part one) 26 6 Belmont Bay Science Center, 2005 (part two) 27 1 Virginia Commission for the Arts, 2002-2005 27 2 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 2002-2005 27 3 Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, 2002-2005 (part one) 27 4 Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, 2002-2005 (part two) 27 5 Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, 2002-2005 (part three) 27 6 Other Center for Innovative Technology, 2002, 2004-2005 (part one) 28 1 Center for Innovative Technology, 2002, 2004-2005 (part two) 28 2 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2005 28 3 National Governors Association, 2002-2005 (part one) 28 4 National Governors Association, 2002-2005 (part two) 28 5 Tredegar National Civil War Center, 2002-2005 (part one) 28 6 Tredegar National Civil War Center, 2002-2005 (part two) 28 7 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2002-2003 28a 1 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2003 28a 2 PASS Memorandum of Agreements, 2003 28a 3 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2004 28a 4 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2004 28a 5 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2004 28a 6 Department of Education PASS Correspondence, 2004 28a 7 Correspondence with School Systems, Botetourt County - Greensville County 28b 1 Correspondence with School Systems, Halifax County - New Kent County 28b 2 Correspondence with School Systems, Newport News - Prince William County 28b 3 Correspondence with School Systems, Prince William County - Charter Schools 28b 4 Hurricane Isabel, Actions taken by Education Secretariat Employees, 2003 28b 5 Frontier Culture Museum, Zirkle Mill, 2004-2005 28b 6 Virginia Workforce Council, 2002-2005 (part one) 28b 7 Virginia Workforce Council, 2002-2005 (part two) 28c 1 Virginia Workforce Council, 2002-2005 (part three) 28c 2 Virginia Workforce Council, 2002-2005 (part four) 28c 3 2005 Virginia Congressional Delegation Meeting, 14 March 2005 28c 4 Higher Education Issues, State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, Briefing for Governor-Elect Mark Warner, 6 December 2001 (part one) 28d 1 Higher Education Issues, State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, Briefing for Governor-Elect Mark Warner, 6 December 2001 (part two) 28d 2 Accord Between Virginia and United States Dept. of Education, Office for Civil Rights (Norfolk State University), 2001-2005 (part one) 28d 3 Accord Between Virginia and United States Dept. of Education, Office for Civil Rights (Norfolk State University), 2001-2005 (part two) 28d 4 Accord Between Virginia and United States Dept. of Education, Office for Civil Rights (Norfolk State University), 2001-2005 (part three) 28d 5 Accord Between Virginia and United States Dept. of Education, Office for Civil Rights (Norfolk State University), 2001-2005 (part four) 28d 6 Virginia Business-Education Partnership, 2002-2003 (part one) 29 1 Virginia Business-Education Partnership, 2002-2003 (part two) 29 2 Subseries II.C. Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) , 2003-2005. 29 Extent: 1 folder.

This subseries is housed in 1 folder and is arranged alphabetically by agency. Records primarily contain letters from agency heads certifying that they have a viable COOP. A copy of the Continuity of Operations Plan is not included.

Continuity of Operations Planning, 2003-2005 29 3 Subseries II.D. Small, Women-owned and Minority Businesses (SWAM) , 2003-2005. 29-30 Extent: 6 folders.

This subseries is housed in 6 folders and is arranged alphabetically by agency. Records include quarterly SWAM totals for the first quarter of fiscal year 2006 for education agencies. Also included is a copy of each agency's Supplier Diversity Model Program as required by Governor Warner's Executive Order 29, Equal Opportunity in State Procurement, issued on 2 July 2002.

SWAM Quarterly Totals, 1Q FY 2006 (30 September 2005) (part one) 29 4 SWAM Quarterly Totals, 1Q FY 2006 (30 September 2005) (part two) 29 5 SWAM Quarterly Totals, 1Q FY 2006 (30 September 2005) (part three) 29 6 SWAM Quarterly Totals, 1Q FY 2006 (30 September 2005) (part four) 29 7 Supplier Diversity Model Program, 2003 (part one) 30 1 Supplier Diversity Model Program, 2003 (part two) 30 2 SWAM Analysis, 2003-2005 30 3 III. Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005. 31-64 Extent: 11.90 cubic feet (34 boxes).

The Constituent Correspondence series is housed in 34 archival boxes and is arranged roughly by chronological order by last action taken. This series documents constituent correspondence received by the Office of the Secretary of Education during Governor Mark Warner's administration. This series contains correspondence from various constituents to Governor Mark W. Warner, along with a copy of Belle Wheelan's (2002-2005) or Peter Blake's (2005-2006) letter in response, and a page from the people summary database which includes the name, address, and phone number of the correspondent. Each letter in this series contains a unique tracking number assigned by the Governor's Office Constituent Services. Records are arranged by outgoing tracking number.

Some of the notable correspondence in this series relates to the following topics: No Child Left Behind, Tuition Assistance Grant (TAG) program, education funding, Standards of Learning (SOL), budget cuts in state aid to public libraries, college tuition increases, teacher salaries, consolidating the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, school vouchers, PASS initiative, in-state tuition for illegal immigrants, Virginia Tech admission policies, University of Virginia parking garage, Virginia Tech's admission to the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Mary Washing College name change, and proposal for a new university in the Martinsville-Henry County region.

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Office of the Secretary, 2001-2006. 65-804 Extent: 8.40 cubic feet (24 boxes).

The Office of the Secretary series is housed in 24 archival boxes and is arranged into two subseries. Subseries have been designated for: A. Correspondence of Secretary Belle Wheelan (2002-2005) and Secretary Peter Blake (2005-2006), 2002-2006; and B. Files of Sarah Finley, Deputy Secretary of Education. This series documents the Office of the Secretary's response to primarily constituent correspondence. This series contains correspondence from Belle Wheelan's (2002-2005) or Peter Blake's (2005-2006) as well as the files of Deputy Secretary Sarah Finley .

Some of the notable correspondence in this series relates to the following topics: No Child Left Behind, Tuition Assistance Grant (TAG) program, education funding, Standards of Learning (SOL), budget cuts in state aid to public libraries, college tuition increases, teacher salaries, consolidating the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, school vouchers, PASS initiative, in-state tuition for illegal immigrants, Virginia Tech admission policies, University of Virginia parking garage, Virginia Tech's admission to the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Mary Washing College name change, and proposal for a new university in the Martinsville-Henry County region.

Also included are Deputy Secretary of Education Sarah Finley's files.

Subseries IV.A. Correspondence of Secretary Belle Wheelan (2002-2005) and Secretary Peter Blake (2005-2006), 2002-2006. 65-75 Extent: 3.85 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 11 boxes and is arranged chronologically. This subseries contains copies of out-going correspondence from the Secretary of Education (Belle Wheelan, 2002-2005 and Peter Blake, 2005-2006). The majority of these records are duplicated in Series III. Constituent Correspondence.

Some of the notable correspondence in this series relates to the following topics: No Child Left Behind, Tuition Assistance Grant (TAG) program, education funding, Standards of Learning (SOL), budget cuts in state aid to public libraries, college tuition increases, teacher salaries, consolidating the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, school vouchers, Mary Washing College name change, and proposal for a new university in the Martinsville-Henry County region. Also included are requests for travel and approval for hiring outside consultants made by educational institutions between 2002 and 2004.

15 January 2002 - 28 February 2002 65 1 28 February 2002 - 5 March 2002 65 2 8 March 2002 - 26 March 2002 65 3 1 April 2002 - 15 April 2002 65 4 16 April 2002 - 13 May 2002 65 5 14 May 2002 - 31 May 2002 65 6 3 June 2002 - 1 July 2002 66 1 1 July 2002 - 8 July 2002 66 2 8 July 2002 - 31 July 2002 66 3 1 August 2002 - 26 August 2002 66 4 26 August 2002 - 18 September 2002 66 5 20 September 2002 - 3 October 2002 66 6 7 October 2002 - 11 October 2002 67 1 14 October 2002 - 23 October 2002 67 2 25 October 2002 - 25 November 2002 67 3 25 November 2002 - 19 December 2002 67 4 19 December 2002 - 13 January 2003 67 5 14 January 2003 - 27 January 2003 67 6 28 January 2003 - 5 February 2003 68 1 6 February 2003 - 20 February 2003 68 2 21 February 2003 - 5 March 2003 68 3 6 March 2003 - 24 March 2003 68 4 25 March 2003 - 3 April 2003 68 5 4 April 2003 - 24 April 2003 68 6 30 April 2003 - 23 May 2003 69 1 27 May 2003 - 5 June 2003 69 2 9 June 2003 - 24 June 2003 69 3 24 June 2003 - 17 July 2003 69 4 18 July 2003 - 18 August 2003 69 5 18 August 2003 - 11 September 2003 69 6 12 September 2003 - 9 October 2003 70 1 20 October 2003 - 3 November 2003 70 2 3 November 2003 - 7 November 2003 70 3 10 November 2003 - 2 December 2003 70 4 4 December 2003 - 13 January 2004 70 5 14 January 2004 - 30 January 2004 70 6 3 February 2004 - 13 February 2004 71 1 16 February 2004 - 10 March 2004 71 2 11 March 2004 - 14 April 2004 71 3 16 April 2004 - 10 June 2004 71 4 14 June 2004 - 29 July 2004 71 5 2 August 2004 - 31 August 2004 71 6 2 September 2004 - 26 September 2004 72 1 28 September 2004 - 25 October 2004 72 2 25 October 2004 - 1 November 2004 72 3 1 November 2004 - 23 November 2004 72 4 23 November 2004 - 29 November 2004 72 5 1 December 2004 - 15 December 2004 72 6 16 December 2004 - 12 January 2005 73 1 13 January 2005 - 15 February 2005 73 2 17 February 2005 - 17 March 2005 73 3 18 March 2005 - 5 April 2005 73 4 6 April 2005 - 12 May 2005 73 5 18 May 2005 - 20 June 2005 73 6 27 June 2005 - 19 August 2005 74 1 22 August 2005 - 5 October 2005 74 2 6 October 2005 - 9 November 2005 74 3 10 November 2005 - 11 January 2006 74 4 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2002-2003 74 5 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2003-2005 74 6 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2005 75 1 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2005 75 2 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2005 75 3 Mass Letters, 2004 75 4 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2004 137 2 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2003 137 3 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2003 137 4 Subseries IV.B. Files of Sarah Finely, Deputy Secretary of Education, 2001-2005. 76-80h Extent: 4.55 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 13 boxes and is arranged roughly alphabetically by subject/event. This subseries contains calendars, correspondence, e-mail, briefings, notes, presentations, and press releases. Notable subjects in this subseries include: Prince Edward County scholarship program (meeting notes, 8 May 2003 - attendees: Governor Warner, Del. Baskerville, Del. Watkins Abbitt, Dr. Vonita Foster, Dr. Ed Peeples, John Stokes, and Ken Woodley); Sarah Finley's Day Calendars, 2002-2005 (lists appointments); consolidating Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind; Council on Virginia's Future meeting materials and Cabinet Technology Team for Education and Technology (VITA), 2004-2005 meeting materials.

Achievable Dream, 2003 76 1 AEL (Appalachian Education Laboratory), 2002 76 2 Alleghany County/Composite Index, 2003 76 3 ATE-VA/VACTE Schools of Education, 2002 76 4 AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination Program), 2002 76 5 Banks Associates - School Improvement, 2002 76 6 Phyllis Bradley - Edutech, Inc., 2002 76 6 Center in the Square, 2002 76 6 Christopher Newport University, Masters in Teaching, 2003 76 7 Coalition for Good Schools/Fairfax, 2002 76 7 Coalition for Virginia's Future, 2001 76 7 Constituent Contacts - Special Education, 2002 76 7 Constituent Correspondence - Miscellaneous, 2002-2005 76 8 DOE/CTE, 2004 76 9 James A. Doherty - AP Courses, 2003-2004 76 9 Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Douglas, 2003-2004 76 9 Beverly Dunn - Personal Mastery Program, 2002 76 9 ETS - Chauncey Group, 2002 76 10 ExploreNet - Quality Teaching and Learning, 2003 76 10 Governor's Schools, 2001-2002 76 10 Harcourt Educational Measurement, 2002 76 10 Highland County Public Schools, 2002 76 10 Glen Hoptman, 2002 77 1 Hunt Institute, 2003 77 1 Individual Teacher Licensure Matters, 2002 77 1 Jewish Women International's Prejudice Awareness Summit, 2002 77 1 Lexington Institute, 2002 77 1 Literacy Partnership for Reading, 2002 77 1 Making a Difference Foundation, 2002 77 1 The McKenzie Group, 2004 77 1 Miller School of Albemarle, 2004 77 2 Reverend Tyler C. Millner, 2004 77 2 Miscellaneous, 2002 77 2 Tim Moore, 2005 77 2 NAACP Call for Action, 2002 77 2 National High School Principal of the Year, 2002 77 3 Olmstead Decision, 2002 77 3 One Number - Symbiont, 2002 77 3 Joan D. Perry, Petersburg Schools, 2002 77 4 Prejudice Awareness, Jewish Women, 2002 77 4 Prince Edward/Brown, 2003 77 4 Project Discovery, 2003 77 4 Public Broadcasting Board, 2002 77 4 Reading and Literacy Partnership, 2002 77 4 Richmond Symphony, 2003 77 4 Roanoke's Master Plan, 2001 77 5 School Evaluation and Management Services (SEMS), 2004 77 5 Southern Regional Educational Board (SREB), 2001-2002 77 5 Strategic Education Research Partnership (SERP), no date 77 5 Time Travelers - Museums, 2002 77 5 Tredegar National Civil War Center, 2002 77 5 Virginia Association of School Superintendents (VASS), 2002 77 5 Virginia Association of Career and Technical Education, 2002 77 5 Virginia Council on Economic Education, 2003 77 5 Virginia Education Coalition, 2003 77 5 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 2003 78 1 Virginia Math and Science Coalition, 2002 78 1 Virginia Opera, 2002 78 1 Virginia School Boards Association, Governor's Conference on Education, 23 July 2002 78 2 Virginia School Boards Association - Newsletters, 2002 78 3 Virginia School Food Service Association, 2002 78 3 Virginia Tech Mobile Chemistry Lab, no date 78 3 Virginians at War, 2003 78 3 Virginians for the Arts, 2003 78 4 Vistronix, Inc., 2002 78 4 Walk Smart, 2004 78 4 Youth Matters, 2002 78 4 Youth Risk Behavioral Survey, 2002 78 4 Sarah Finley's Day Calendars, 2002-2005 78 5 Governor's Briefing, No Child Left Behind Cost Study, 9 September 2005 78 6 The Governor's High School Leadership Summit, Richmond, Virginia, 8 March 2004 78 7 The Governor's High School Leadership Summit, Richmond, Virginia, 16 March 2005 79 1 The Governor's Innovative Technology in Education Awards, 2002, 2004-2005 79 2 Council on Virginia's Future, 2003-2005 (part one) 79 3 Council on Virginia's Future, 2003-2005 (part two) 79 4 Council on Virginia's Future, 2003-2005 (part three) 79 5 Council on Virginia's Future, 2003-2005 (part four) 79 6 Virginia Holocaust Museum, 2005 80 1 Achievement Builders Corp (ABC) (Reggie Jones), 2005 80 1 ConnectGov, Inc., Cyber-Quest Learning System, 2005 80 1 Princeton Review, College for All, 2005 80 1 Venture Philanthropy Partners, 2005 80 2 Robert Glenn/Franklin County, 2005 80 3 Virginia Literacy Foundation, 2005 80 3 Status of Path to Industry Certification, 12 April 2005 80 3 Capital One, Financial Literacy, 2005 80 3 Internet Keep Safe Coalition State Kickoff, no date 80 4 CTE Salary Schedules of DOE, 2003 80 4 After School Grant, Mott Foundation, 2003 80 4 Dept. of Education Management Review, 2002 80 4 Virginia Health Care Foundation, FAMIS, 2002 80 4 Cabinet Technology Team for Education and Technology (VITA), 2004-2005 80 5 Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, Staunton/Hampton, 2002-2003 (part one) 80a 1 Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, Staunton/Hampton, 2005 (part two) 80a 2 Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, Staunton/Hampton, 2005 (part three) 80a 3 Jamestown 2007, 2003-2005 80a 4 Virginians for the Arts/Commission for the Arts, 2002-2005 80a 5 Frontier Culture Museum, Zirkle Mill, 2004-2005 (part one) 80a 6 Frontier Culture Museum, Zirkle Mill, 2004-2005 (part two) 80a 7 Frontier Culture Museum, 2004-2005 80b 1 Gunston Hall, 2005 80b 2 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 2002-2005 (part one) 80b 3 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 2002-2005 (part two) 80b 4 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part one) 80b 5 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part two) 80b 6 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part three) 80c 1 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part four) 80c 2 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part five) 80c 3 Science Museum of Virginia, 2002-2005 (part six) 80c 4 PTC Pro/DESKTOP, 2002 80d 1 Regulations: Proprietary Schools, DOE/SCHEV, 2003 80d 2 Regulations: GED Certificates, 2004 80d 2 Regulations: Adult High School Diplomas, 2004 80d 3 Regulations: Board of Education, Critical Shortage, 9 VAC 20-650-10, 2002 80d 3 Regulations: Awarding of Verified Credits for Transition Students, 2002 80d 3 Study of Federal Funding for Reading, 2002 80d 4 Meetings/Events: Summer Reading Program, 2003 80d 5 Meetings/Events: Governor's Science Event, 2002 80d 5 Meetings/Events: Education Commission of the States (ECS), 4-6 April 2003, Atlanta 80d 5 Meetings/Events: Meeting of Virginia Congressional Delegation, 31 March 2003 80d 5 Meetings/Events: Inside Business - Career Magazine, 2003 80d 6 Meetings/Events: ECS/Southeast Teacher Quality Forum, 12-13 May 2003, Atlanta 80d 6 Meetings/Events: Recognition of Outstanding Educators, Governor's Luncheon, 11 December 2002 80d 6 Meetings/Events: Governor's Awards for Outstanding Improvement on SOL Tests, 2000-01, May 2002 80d 6 Meetings/Events: Governor's Speech to the Virginia Board of Education, 23 May 2002 80d 7 Meetings/Events: Congressional Meeting on Education Issues, 18 March 2002 80d 7 Digital Opportunity Investment Trust Act/Digital Promise, 2004-2005 80e 1 Donors Choose, 2004 80e 2 Governor's Summit on Extra Learning Opportunities, 20 April 2004 80e 3 Learning Point Associates/NCREL, 2005 (part one) 80e 4 Learning Point Associates/NCREL, 2005 (part two) 80e 5 Virginia Tobacco Indemnification Commission, 2004 80f 1 College Board, 2004 80f 1 College Board, 2004 80f 2 Globalization Conference, GWU, 2004 80f 2 Jobs EQ, 2004 80f 2 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part one) 80f 3 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part two) 80f 4 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part three) 80f 5 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part four) 80g 1 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part five) 80g 2 Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind - Feasibility Reports to Governor and General Assembly, 2004-2005 (part six) 80g 3 Charter Schools, 2004 80g 4 Charter Schools, 2003 80g 5 Charter Schools, 2003 80g 6 Charter Schools, 2002 80h 1 Qualified Zone Academy Bonds (QZAB) Program, 2002-2005 (part one) 80h 2 Qualified Zone Academy Bonds (QZAB) Program, 2002-2005 (part two) 80h 3 Qualified Zone Academy Bonds (QZAB) Program, 2002-2005 (part three) 80h 4 V. Planning and Budget Files, 2001-2005. 81-88 Extent: 2.90 cubic feet (8 boxes).

The Planning and Budget Files series is housed in 8 archival boxes and is subdivided by: 2003 General Assembly Session (2002-2004 Budget); 2004 General Assembly Session (2004-2005 Budget); 2006-08 Budget Development (Fall 2005; and Miscellaneous, 2001-2005. This series contains documents related to the development of the 2002-2004, 2004-2006 and 2006-2008 state budgets for state education agencies as well as related legislation. This subseries contains correspondence, e-mail, briefings, legislation, notes, presentations, press releases and reports.

Notable documents include Agency Contingency Budget Reduction Plans (7, 11, 15%) for Secretary of Education agencies, October 2002 (Box 81, Folder 1). The FY 2004-2006 Budget Binder, 2003-2004, includes Sample Speech for Cabinet Members and Other Administration Officials re: The Governor's Tax Fairness Plan; and Message Point for Governor Mark Warner, 16 December 2003 re: The Governor's 2004-2005 Budget (B87, F3).

2003 General Assembly Session (2002-2004 Budget) Agency Contingency Budget Reduction Plans, October 2002 81 1 General Assembly, 2003 (part one) 81 2 General Assembly, 2003 (part two) 81 3 2004 General Assembly Session (2004-2006 Budget) The Budget Bill, House Document No. 1, submitted 17 December 2003 81 Presidents' Budget Framework, 2004-2006, 21 October 2003 81 4 Proposed Higher Education Funding, January 2004 81 5 General Assembly, 2004 (part one) 81 6 General Assembly, 2004 (part two) 82 1 General Assembly, 2004 (part three) 82 2 General Assembly, 2003-2004 (part four) 82 3 General Assembly, 2003 (part five) 82 4 General Assembly, 2003 (part six) 82 5 General Assembly, 2003 (part seven) 83 1 General Assembly, 2003 (part eight) 83 2 2005 General Assembly Session (2004-2006 Budget) General Assembly, 2005 (part one) 83 3 General Assembly, 2005 (part two) 83 4 Budget (2005-2006), 2004-2005 83 5 Governor's Budget Reports/Speech, 2004 83 6 NSBA/VSBA Pass Initiative, 2004 83 7 2005 Budget Requests, 2004 (part one) 83 8 2005 Budget Requests, 2004 (part two) 84 1 Budget, 2002-2005 84 2 Project Discovery, 2004 84 3 School Board of the City of Newport News, 2005 84 4 HJR 105, School Construction, 2004 84 5 Senate Finance Committee, Education Subcommittee meeting, 16 September 2004 84 6 SB 1006, Protection for Children in Foster Care, 2005 84 7 2006-08 Budget Development (Fall 2005) Budget Requests, 2005 (part one) 84 8 Budget Requests, 2005 (part two) 84 9 Library of Virginia, 2005 85 1 Higher Education, 4 Year, 2005 85 2 SCHEV, 2005 85 3 Health Care/Nursing Education, 2005 85 4 K-12, 2005 85 5 Governor's Briefing, No Child Left Behind Cost Study, 9 September 2005 85 6 Secretary of Education, Budget Issues, 2003-2005 85 7 Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia, 2005 85 8 Commonwealth of Virginia Modeling and Simulation Initiative (VIMSIM), FY 2007 and 2008 Biennial Budget Request, 2005 85 9 Miscellaneous, 2001-2005 Dept. of Planning and Budget, 2001-2003 85 10 Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC), 2002-2004 85 11 Senate Finance Committee, 2002-2005 86 1 Secretary of Technology, 2003-2004 86 2 General Assembly, 2002 86 3 Legislative Agenda, 2001-2003 86 4 Executive Agreements/Performance Measures, 2002-2003 86 5 Education, 2004 86 6 Governor's Budget, Review of Public Education, Dept. of Planning and Budget, 2002 (2002-2004 Budget) 87 1 FY 2004-2006 Budget Binder, 2003-2004 (part one) 87 2 FY 2004-2006 Budget Binder, 2003-2004 (part two) 87 3 FY 2004-2006 Budget Binder, 2003-2004 (part three) 87 4 2005 Agency Budget Request Brief Summary Binder, 2004 (part one) 87 5 2005 Agency Budget Request Brief Summary Binder, 2004 (part two) 87 6 FY 2004-2006 Budget, Miscellaneous Amendments, 2004 88 1 FY 2004-2006 Budget, Miscellaneous Amendments, 2004-2005 (part one) 88 2 FY 2004-2006 Budget, Miscellaneous Amendments, 2004-2005 (part two) 88 3 Higher Education Enrollment Projections, 2005 (part one) 88 4 Higher Education Enrollment Projections, 2005 (part two) 88 5 Higher Education Capital Outlays, 2005 88 6 VI. Special Projects and Governor's Initiatives, 2001-2006. 89-136 Extent: 17.20 cubic feet (49 boxes).

Series is arranged into six subseries and is housed in 49 archival boxes. Subseries have been designated for: A. Higher Education; B. Education for a Lifetime; C. Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS); D. Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership; E. Teachers; F. High School Reform; and G. Healthy Virginians. This series documents the Warner Administration's extensive educational initiatives. The series consists of agendas, agreements, articles, background materials, briefing books, correspondence, e-mail, grants, handouts, legislation, lists, memorandum, notes, presentations, reports, resumes, studies, and surveys.

 Subseries VI.A. Higher Education, 2001-2006. 89-104 Extent: 5.60 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 15 boxes and is arranged by project or event. Subdivisions are: General Obligation Bonds (GOB) for Higher Education, 2002; Governor's Higher Education Summit, 2002-2003; College and University Research, 2002-2006; Higher Education Restructuring, 2002-2005; New College Institute, 2004-2005; and Undocumented Aliens and In-State Tuition, 2002-2003. Subseries contains agendas, correspondence, memorandums, legislation, presentations, notes, handouts, talking points, press releases, briefing books, resumes, e-mail, reports, and articles.

In 2002 the Virginia General Assembly approved and Governor Mark R. Warner signed into law a $900.5 million general bond package for educational facility capital improvements. On 5 November 2002 Virginia voters approved the bond package by a 73%-27% margin. Notable documents filed under General Obligation Bonds (GOB) for Higher Education include: administration talking points for the referendum.

Governor Warner announced in his first State of the Commonwealth Address in January 2002 the creation of a Higher Education Summit to find ways to support colleges and universities and make them more entrepreneurial. He established a steering committee composed of administrative and legislative leaders, college and university presidents, and business leaders. The steering committee met 30-31 May 2002 and the committee divided into workgroups devoted to the four study areas outlined by Governor Warner: Administration, Management, and Governance; Planning and Capacity; Workforce Development; and Research Capabilities and Centers of Excellence. The Governor's Higher Education Research Summit was held on 1 May 2003 in Newport News. Notable documents filed under Governor's Higher Education Summit include: memorandums for planning/logistics of summit, meeting notes, briefing books, and planning session materials for meetings.

On of the products of the Governor's Higher Education Summit was the creation of Governor's Research Panel to increase funding for research and development at Virginia's Colleges and Universities. Notable documents filed under College and University Research included: meeting materials for the Governor's Higher Education Summit held on 1 May 2003 in Newport News (memorandums for planning/logistics of summit, meeting notes, handouts, briefing books, planning session materials, prepared remarks for Governor); creation of a panel for a Blue Ribbon Review of Virginia Research Universities (resumes); and nomination packages from Virginia's major universities submitted to the Governor's Research Panel for review.

The 2005 Restructured Higher Education Financial and Administrative Operations Act (Restructuring Act) granted Virginia's colleges and universities more operational autonomy in return for meeting state higher education goals and performance measures. The law began as a charter university proposal from the University of Virginia, College of William and Mary and Virginia Tech in 2004 - the schools offered to accept less state financial aid in return for more freedom to set tuition rates. The Restructuring Act required the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) to develop performance indicators to measure whether the institutions are meeting the state's goals; SCHEV approved the Institutional Performance Standards developed by the colleges and universities. The Standards were submitted to the Governor, who made some changes, for approval. The Restructuring Act also required the governing boards of each public institution of higher education to develop and adopt biennially a six-year plan and submit it to SCHEV, Governor and the General Assembly money committees. Notable documents filed under the Higher Education Restructuring include: background materials on the charter university proposal, review of legislation, legislation, meeting notes, reports, presentation, correspondence, e-mail, and materials related to the development of performance measures and six-year plans as required under the Restructuring Act.

In 2004 a bipartisan coalition of state and local officials attempt to create a college in southern Virginia. The Harvest Foundation of the Piedmont pledged $50 million towards the establishment of a state-supported 4 year college in the Martinsville-Henry County region. In 2005 state and local officials propose creation of New College Institute, a publicly-funded institution of higher education located in Martinsville-Henry County. The New College Institute was established and funded in 2006. Arranged roughly in reverse chronological order; notable documents filed under New College Institute include: talking points, legislation (drafts of NCI bill), correspondence, e-mail, studies, presentations, reports, articles, notes, memorandums, studies for the new college.

Governor Warner vetoed legislation in April 2003 (HB2239) that claimed to prohibit undocumented students from receiving in-state tuition at Virginia's colleges and universities. Notable documents filed under Undocumented Aliens and In-State Tuition include: correspondence, legislation, talking points, meeting notes, articles, e-mail, reports, memorandums, and studies on this issue. Records are arranged in roughly reverse chronological order.

General Obligation Bonds (GOB) for Higher Education, 2001-2002 Virginia Business Higher Education Council, 2001 89 1 Building Virginia's Future, A Capital Improvement Plan, 7 January 2002 89 2 SCHEV, 2002 GOB Referendum Pre-Planning Meeting, 17 April 2002 89 3 General Obligation Bonds, Records, 2002 89 4 Building a Better Future, General Obligation Bond Referendum, 2002 89 5 Governor's Higher Education Summit, 2002-2003 February 2002 - May 2002 89 6 Governor's Higher Education summit, Steering Committee Meeting, 30-31 May 2002 90 Volume May 2002 - February 2003 90 1 Planning Session for the Governor's Retreat with College and University Presidents, 22 March 2003 90 2 Meeting with Council of Presidents, 15 April 2003 90 3 Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part one) 90 4 Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part two) 90 5 College and University Research, 2002-2006 Correspondence, 2002 91 1 Correspondence, 2002-2003 91 2 Governor Mark R. Warner's Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 91 3 Governor Mark R. Warner's Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part one) 91 4 Governor Mark R. Warner's Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part two) 91 5 Governor Mark R. Warner's Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part one) 91 6 Governor Mark R. Warner's Higher Education Research Summit, 1 May 2003 (part two) 92 1 Correspondence, 2003 92 2 Governor's Research Panel, Assessment of Virginia's College and University Research Programs, 5-7 October 2003 92 3 Governor's Research Panel, Program Assessments and Institutional Responses, 14 November 2003 92 4 Governor's Research Panel, Program Assessments and Institutional Responses, 14 November 2003 92 5 Correspondence, 2003-2005 92 6 Correspondence, 2005 93 1 Correspondence, 2005-2006 93 2 Curriculum Vitas for Governor's Research Panel, ca. 2003 93 3 University Profiles, 2003 93 4 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials I, 5-7 October 2003 (part one) 93 5 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials I, 5-7 October 2003 (part two) 93 6 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials I, 5-7 October 2003 (part three) 93 7 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials II, 5-7 October 2003 (part one) 94 1 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials II, 5-7 October 2003 (part two) 94 2 Institutional Presentations, Engineering and Materials II, 5-7 October 2003 (part three) 94 3 Institutional Presentations, Life and Medical Sciences, 5-7 October 2003 (part one) 94 4 Institutional Presentations, Life and Medical Sciences, 5-7 October 2003 (part two) 94 5 Institutional Presentations, Earth and Environmental Science, 5-7 October 2003 (part one) 95 1 Institutional Presentations, Earth and Environmental Science, 5-7 October 2003 (part two) 95 2 Institutional Presentations, Earth and Environmental Science, 5-7 October 2003 (part three) 95 3 Higher Education Restructuring, 2002-2005 Higher Education Decentralization Initiative, 2001-2003, nd 95 4 Higher Education Regional Meetings, 2003-2005 95 5 Governor's Higher Education Summit (Peter Blake), 2002 96 1 National Collaborative for Postsecondary Education Policy (ECS), 2003 96 2 Charter University Proposal/Higher Education Reform Act of 2005, 2004-2005 (part one) 96 3 Charter University Proposal/Higher Education Reform Act of 2005, 2004-2005 (part two) 96 4 Charter University Proposal, Legislative Package, 2003-2004 (part one) 96 5 Charter University Proposal, Legislative Package, 2003-2004 (part two) 97 1 Charter University Proposal, Legislative Package, 2003-2004 (part three) 97 2 Charter University Initiative, 2004 (part one) 97 3 Charter University Initiative, 2004 (part two) 97 4 Charter University Initiative, 2004 (part three) 97 5 Charter University Initiative, Background Material, nd 97 6 Charter University Initiative, Background Material, 2005 (part one) 98 1 Charter University Initiative, Background Material, 2005 (part two) 98 2 Charter University Initiative, Correspondence, 2003-2005 98 3 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part one) 98 4 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part two) 98 5 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part three) 98 6 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part four) 99 1 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part five) 99 2 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part six) 99 3 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part seven) 99 4 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part eight) 99 5 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part nine) 100 1 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part ten) 100 2 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part eleven) 100 3 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part twelve) 100 4 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part thirteen) 100 5 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part fourteen) 101 1 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part fifteen) 101 2 Restructuring and Performance Measures, 2005 (part sixteen) 101 3 Miscellaneous, 2005 101 4 New College Institute, 2004-2005 Records, 2005 (part one) 101 5 Records, 2005 (part two) 101 6 Records, 2005 (part three) 102 1 Records, 2005 (part four) 102 2 Records, 2005 (part five) 102 3 Records, 2005 (part six) 102 4 Records, 2005 (part seven) 102 5 Records, 2005 (part eight) 102 6 Records, 2004-2005 (part nine) 103 1 Records, 2004-2005 (part ten) 103 2 Records, 2004-2005 (part eleven) 103 3 New College of Virginia, Briefing Book, 2004-2005 (part one) 103 4 New College of Virginia, Briefing Book, 2004-2005 (part two) 103 5 Oversize Records, 2005 103a Undocumented Aliens and In-State Tuition, 2002-2003 Records, 2003 (part one) 104 1 Records, 2003 (part two) 104 2 Records, 2003 (part three) 104 3 Records, 2002 (part four) 104 4 Records, 2002 (part five) 104 5 Subseries VI.B. Education for a Lifetime Initiative, 2002-2005. 104-125 Extent: 7.35 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 21 boxes and is arranged by various aspects of the Education for a Lifetime Initiative. Governor Mark R. Warner's Education for a Lifetime initiative was a series of targeted reforms to improve a number of elements within the broad spectrum of "public education" including: Pre-Kindergarten (School Readiness Indicators), Accountability and Efficiency Reviews, Senior Year Plus (Path to Industry Certification), Teacher Support and Retention (Effective Mentoring and Turnaround Specialists), Preserving and Strengthening Higher Education, and Workforce Development (Race to GED and Career Readiness Certificates). The Education for a Lifetime Initiative was developed in 2002 and early 2003 and announced in September and October 2003. This subseries documents the development and implementation of various aspects of this wide ranging program. Most of the materials in this subseries are the records of Sarah Hopkins Finley, Deputy Secretary of Education. Subseries contains articles, agendas, correspondence, e-mail, meeting notes, executive issue briefs, recommendations, reports, surveys, memorandums, lists, presentations, budget documents, summaries, talking points, and legislation.

The Warner Administration developed three Working Groups (Accountability, Needs, and Financing) consisting of various education experts and stakeholders whose purpose was the development of valuable information for the formulation of an action and legislative agenda for public education in Virginia (accountability, unmet education needs and funding as they related to K-12 system). The Accountability Work Group examined what Virginia was doing to help low performing schools, noting what worked and what more need to be done to ensure their success. The Needs Work Group helped identify the most pressing educational needs that affect the achievement levels for students. The Finance Work Group looked at how Virginia could pay for the things needed. Records include membership lists, meeting notes, correspondence, surveys, reports, e-mail for the Accountability and Needs Working Groups.

The Education for a Lifetime, K-12 Plan was announced in September 2003. Notable records include: Education for a Lifetime Talking Points, September 2003 rollout (Pre-K, Project Graduation (SOL Remediation), Efficiency Reviews, Senior Year, Teacher Retention, and Higher Education (Box 108, Folder 5); Notes of K-20 Plan Development (Box 109, Folder 1); Governor's Meeting with Virginia Association of School Superintendents, 12 May 2003 (Box 109, Folder 2); Governor's Meeting with University Presidents, 15 April 2003 (Box 109, Folder 2); and Virginia Education Coalition Meeting with Governor, 5 May 2003 (Box 109, Folder 2).

Other significant materials about the initiative may be found in the following areas: Early Childhood Initiatives, Path to Industry Certification, Career and Technical Education, School Efficiency Reviews and Work Plans and Status Reports. The Work Plans and Status Reports are the records of Secretary of Education Belle Wheelan. The Higher Education, 2003 and Education Plan, K-12, 2003, materials provide an excellent, detailed, overview of the creation and implementation of the entire Education for a Lifetime Initiative (B123-B124).

K-12 Accountability Workgroup, 2002 Records, 2002 (part one) 104 6 Records, 2002 (part two) 105 1 Records, 2002 (part three) 105 2 K-12 Needs Workgroup, 2002-2003 Records, 2002-2003 (part one) 105 3 Records, 2002 (part two) 105 4 Records, 2002 (part three) 105 5 Records, 2002 (part four) 105 6 Records, 2002 (part five) 106 1 Records, 2002 (part six) 106 2 K-12 Working Groups, 2002 Records, 2002 (part one) 106 3 Records, 2002 (part two) 106 4 K-12 Needs Workgroup, 2002 Fairfax Meeting, 19 November 2002 (part one) 106 5 Fairfax Meeting, 19 November 2002 (part two) 106 6 K-12 Needs Workgroup - School Construction, 2002 Records, 2002 (part one) 107 1 Records, 2002 (part two) 107 2 Records, 2002 (part three) 107 3 Records, 2002 (part four) 107 4 Records, 2002 (part five) 107 5 Records, 2002 (part six) 107 6 Records, 2002 (part seven) 107 7 K-12 Accountability Workgroup, 2002 Rewards, Sanctions and Assistance Modes, Selected States, 2002, AEL (part one) 108 1 Rewards, Sanctions and Assistance Modes, Selected States, 2002, AEL (part two) 108 2 Records, 2002 (part one) 108 3 Records, 2002 (part two) 108 4 Education for a Lifetime, K-12 Plan, 2003 Records, 2003 (part one) 108 5 Records, 2003 (part two) 109 1 Records, 2003 (part three) 109 2 Records, 2003 (part four) 109 3 Records, 2003 (part five) 109 4 Joint Study - Use of Independent Education Performance Assessment, 2002-2003 Records, 2002-2003 109 5 Standard and Poors - Just for Kids, 2003 Records, 2003 110 1 Governor's Senior Year Proposal, 2003 Records, 2003 (part one) 110 2 Records, 2003 (part two) 110 3 Records, 2003 (part three) 110 4 Records, 2003 (part four) 110 5 Work Plans, 2003-2004 Records, 2003-2004 (part one) 110 6 Records, 2003-2004 (part two) 111 1 Race to GED Records, 2004 111 2 Teacher Incentive Pilot - Development, 2004 Records, 2004 111 3 Turnaround Specialist, 2004 Records, 2004 111 4 Effective Mentoring - Development, 2003-2004 Records, 2003-2004 (part one) 111 5 Records, 2003-2004 (part two) 111 6 Great Virginia Teach-In: A Call to Teach, 2003-2004 Records, 2003-2004 111 7 Electronic Job Bank, 2003-2004 Records, 2003-2004 112 1 Project Graduation, 2003-2004 Records, 2003-2004 112 2 Teacher Retention Initiative, 2003 Records, 2003 (part one) 112 3 Records, 2003 (part two) 112 4 Records, 2003 (part three) 112 5 Records, 2003 (part four) 112 6 Records, 2003 (part five) 112 7 Teacher Mentoring, 2003-2005 Virginia Mentor Teacher Institute, 17-18 June 2003 113 1 Virginia Mentor Teacher Institute, 12-13 August 2004 113 2 Virginia Mentor Teacher Institute, 24 June 2005 113 3 Evaluation of Teacher Mentoring Programs, 2005 113 4 [Pre-Kindergarten] School Readiness Indicators, 2002-2004 Records, 2004 (part one) 113 5 Records, 2003-2004 (part two) 113 6 Records, 2003 (part three) 113 7 Records, 2003 (part four) 114 1 Records, 2002-2003 (part five) 114 2 Records, 2002 (part six) 114 3 Records, 2002-2003 (part seven) 114 4 Early Childhood Initiative, 2003-2005 Records, 2003 114 5 Head Start, 2003 114 6 Head Start, 2004 114 7 Virginia's Early Learning Council, 2005 (part one) 115 1 Virginia's Early Learning Council, 2005 (part two) 115 2 Governor's Early Childhood Initiatives, 2005 115 3 Governor's Early Childhood Initiatives and Healthy Virginias, 2005 115 4 Virginia Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems (VECCS), 2004-2005 (part one) 115 5 Virginia Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems (VECCS), 2004-2005 (part two) 115 6 Path to Industry Certification, 2002-2005 Virginia Council for Career and Technical Education, 2002-2003 (part one) 116 1 Virginia Council for Career and Technical Education, 2002-2003 (part two) 116 2 Virginia Council for Career and Technical Education, 2002-2003 (part three) 116 3 CTE - Safety (Dept. of Education and Dept. of Labor), 2004-2005 116 4 CTE - Path to Industry Certification, 2005 (part one) 116 5 CTE - Path to Industry Certification, 2005 (part two) 116 6 CTE - Path to Industry Certification, 2005 (part three) 117 1 Records, 2005 117 2 Construction Trades Task Force, Heavy Equipment, 2004-2005 117 3 Governor's Construction Task Force, 2004-2005 (part one) 117 4 Governor's Construction Task Force, 2004-2005 (part two) 117 5 Governor's Construction Task Force, 2004-2005 (part three) 117 6 Governor's Construction Task Force, 2004-2005 (part four) 118 1 Governor's Construction Task Force, 2004-2005 (part five) 118 2 Career and Technical Education, 2002-2005 HJR 713 - Workforce Development, VDOE Adult Education, 2005 118 3 General Notes/Studies, 2003 (part one) 118 4 General Notes/Studies, 2003 (part two) 118 5 General Notes/Studies, 2003 (part three) 118 6 Adult Education, 2002-2003 119 1 Board of Education Advisory Committee for Career and Technical Education, 2003-2004 119 2 Legislative Advisory Council on Career and Technical Education, 2002-2003 (part one) 119 3 Legislative Advisory Council on Career and Technical Education, 2002-2003 (part two) 119 4 Workforce Development, 2002-2003 (part one) 119 5 Workforce Development, 2002-2003 (part two) 119 6 Career and Technical Programs, 2002-2003 120 1 Career and Technical Records, 2003 (part one) 120 2 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2003 (part two) 120 3 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2003 (part three) 120 4 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2003 (part four) 120 5 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2003 (part five) 120 6 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2004 (part six) 121 1 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2004 (part seven) 121 2 Career and Technical Records, 2002-2004 (part eight) 121 3 School Efficiency Reviews, 2002-2005 School Efficiency Reviews, 2004-2005 (part one) 121 4 School Efficiency Reviews, 2004-2005 (part two) 121 5 School Efficiency Reviews, 2004-2005 (part three) 121 6 School Efficiency Reviews, 2004-2005 (part four) 122 1 School Efficiency Reviews, 2004-2005 (part five) 122 2 School Efficiency Reviews for Virginia Education (SERVE), 2002-2003 (part one) 122 3 School Efficiency Reviews for Virginia Education (SERVE), 2002-2003 (part two) 122 4 School Efficiency Reviews for Virginia Education (SERVE), 2002-2003 (part three) 122 5 School Efficiency Reviews for Virginia Education (SERVE), 2002-2003 (part four) 122 6 School Efficiency Reviews, 2003 123 1 Work Plans and Reports, 2003-2005 Education for a Lifetime, Work Plans, 6 November 2003 123 2 Education for a Lifetime, Work Plans and Status Reports, 2003-2004 (part one) 123 3 Education for a Lifetime, Work Plans and Status Reports, 2003-2004 (part two) 123 4 Education for a Lifetime, Work Plans and Status Reports, 2003-2004 (part three) 123 5 Education for a Lifetime, Higher Education Plan, 2003 123 6 Education for a Lifetime, Higher Education Plan, 2003-2004 137 1 Education for a Lifetime, Education Plan K-12, 2003 (part one) 124 1 Education for a Lifetime, Education Plan K-12, 2003 (part two) 124 2 Education for a Lifetime, Education Plan K-12, 2003 (part three) 124 3 Education for a Lifetime, Records, 2005 124 4 Education for a Lifetime, Records, 2005 124 5 Education for a Lifetime, Budget Material, 2005 (part one) 125 1 Education for a Lifetime, Budget Material, 2005 (part two) 125 2 Education for a Lifetime, Miscellaneous, 2003-2005 125 3 Subseries VI.C. The Governor's Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS), 2002-2005. 125-128 Extent: 1.05 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in four boxes and is arranged by topic. The Governor's Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS) initiative, started by Governor Mark R. Warner in July 2002, was a statewide partnership with business and community leaders, state educators, and local school and government officials to boost student achievement in Virginia's lowest academically performing schools on Virginia's Standards of Learning (SOL). The majority of this material belonged to Deputy Secretary of Education Sarah Finley. Subseries contains articles, agendas, correspondence, e-mail, meeting notes, reports, memorandums, presentations, and press releases.

Noteable records include: notes from meetings with the Governor, 2002; development of PASS initiative (Box 126, Folder 5) and PASS Reports, 2003-2005 (Box 127-128).

SOLAR/PASSMARK, 2002-2003 Records, 2002-2003 125 4 Mentoring/Tutoring, 2002-2003 Records, 2002-2003 (part one) 125 5 Records, 2002-2003 (part two) 126 1 Records, 2002-2003 (part three) 126 2 PASS, 2002-2003 Records, 2002-2003 (part one) 126 3 Records, 2002-2003 (part two) 126 4 Records, 2002-2003 (part three) 126 5 PASS videotape, n.d. 126 6 Records, 2002-2003 (part four) 127 1 Records, 2003 (part five) 127 2 PASS Reports, 2003-2005 Records, 2004 127 3 PASS Initiative Compliance Report, City of Richmond, 7 March 2003 127 4 PASS Summary Report, Academic Intervention, Year One, August 2003 127 5 PASS Summary Report, Expanded Narrative, Year One, September 2003 127 5 PASS First Quarter Report, Year Two 2003-04, January 2004 127 6 PASS Second Quarter Report, Year Two 2003-04, March 2004 127 6 PASS Third Quarter Report, Year Two, 2003-04, May 2004 127 7 PASS Year-End Report, Year Two; First Quarter Report, Year Three, January 2005 (2 copies) 128 1 PASS Second Quarter Report, Year Three, 2004-05, March 2005 (2 copies) 128 2 PASS Third Quarter Report, Year Three, 2004-05, May 2005 (2 copies) 128 3 Report on Student Achievement in PASS and Turnaround Specialist Schools, Prepared for Governor Mark R. Warner, 28 September 2005 (2 copies) 128 4 Subseries VI.D. Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, 2002-2005. 128-131 Extent: 1.05 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in four boxes and is divided by topic. The original order has been maintained. The 2002 Session of the General Assembly established the Commission to Review, Study and Reform Education Leadership (HJR 20/SJR 58), a two-year, 21-member commission to "review, study and reform educational leadership." The 2004 Session of the General Assembly adopted HJR 124 to continue the Commission's work. The Secretary of Education was a member of the Commission. This series includes the records of Deputy Secretary of Education Sarah Finley and includes materials on turnaround specialists, principals, school leadership, Educational Leadership Commission and State Action for Educational Leadership Project (SAELP II) grants from the Wallace-Reader's Digest Funds. Subseries contains agendas, correspondence, memorandums, presentations, notes, handouts, press releases, e-mail, reports, grants, reference materials and articles.

Educational Leadership Commission Correspondence, 2003 128 5 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 3 June 2003 Meeting 128 6 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 15 November 2002 Meeting 128 7 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 18 October 2002 Meeting 128 8 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 15 July 2002 Meeting 129 1 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 27 June 2002 Meeting 129 2 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 17 November 2003 Meeting (part one) 129 3 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 17 November 2003 Meeting (part two) 129 4 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 20/SJR 58 (2002), 16 September 2003 Meeting 129 5 Principals Records, 2003-2004 (part one) 129 6 Records, 2003-2004 (part two) 130 1 Records, 2003-2004 (part three) 130 2 Education Roundtable Records, 2003 130 3 Leaders Count in Virginia Schools Conference, 9-10 October 2003 Records, 2003 130 4 State Action for Leadership Project (SALEP) II and HJR 124, 2003-2005 Records, 2004 (part one) 130 5 Records, 2004 (part two) 130 6 Records, 2004 (part three) 131 1 Records, 2004 (part four) 131 2 Records, 2004 (part five) 131 3 Commission to Review, Study and Reform Educational Leadership, HJR 124 (2004), 29 November 2004 131 4 New Leaders for New Schools, 2004 131 5 Made for the Middle, 2004 131 5 Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals (VASSP) Meeting with Governor, 2 February 2005 131 5 Subseries VI.E. Teachers, 2002-2005. 132-134 Extent: 1.05 cubic feet.

In May 2000 the Virginia State Board of Education and the State Council of Higher Education (SCHEV) for Virginia created the Joint Task Force on the K-12 Teaching Profession to develop a series of recommendations on issues facing the teaching profession in Virginia. The Joint Task Force presented its recommendations to the Board of Education and SCHEV in June 2001 and they recommended that a committee be established to continue the work of the task force. The Committee to Enhance the K-12 Teaching Profession in Virginia was established in February 2002 by the Virginia Board of Education and SCHEV to design a comprehensive blueprint for advancing the teaching profession in Virginia. The committee's work was complemented by Virginia's inclusion in the National Governors Association (NGA) Center for Best Practices State Policy Institute on Recruiting and Retaining High Quality Teachers for the Nation's Classrooms project and a three-year Teacher Quality Enhancement Grant from the United States Department of Education. Records in this series document the work of the Committee to Enhance the K-12 Teaching Profession in Virginia, the NGA project and the Teacher Quality Enhancement Grant.

Committee to Enhance the K-12 Teaching Profession in Virginia, 2002 Records, 2002 (part one) 132 1 Records, 2002 (part two) 132 2 Records, 2002 (part three) 132 3 Records, 2002 (part four) 132 4 Records, 2002 (part five) 132 5 Education Retreat, 2002 Education Retreat, 8-10 September 2002 133 1 Board of Education, No Child Left Behind Reading Study, 2002 Board of Education, No Child Left Behind Committee Meeting, 6 November 2002 133 2 Board of Education, No Child Left Behind, Reading Meeting, 4 October 2002 133 2 Board of Education, No Child Left Behind, Reading Meeting, 4 September 2002 133 2 NGA Teacher Quality Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina, 21-22 November 2002 Records, 2002 (part one) 133 3 Records, 2002 (part two) 133 4 Teacher Quality Enhancement Grant, 2002-2005 Grant Application, 2002 (part one) 133 5 Grant Application, 2002 (part two) 133 6 Grant Application, 2002 (part three) 133 7 Advisory Council on Teacher Quality, 31 March 2003 Meeting 134 1 Teacher Preparation Task Force, 22 May 2003 Meeting 134 1 Advisory Council on Teacher Quality, 26 June 2003 Meeting 134 1 Advisory Council on Teacher Quality, 11 December 2003 Meeting 134 2 Advisory Council on Teacher Quality, 22 June 2004 Meeting 134 2 Teacher Quality Enhancement Grant Advisory Council, 7 December 2005 Meeting 134 2 George Banks - Lead Teacher Model, Lancaster County, 2002 134 3 Merit Pay/Standards Based Compensation, 2002 134 3 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), 2004-05 No Child Left Behind Grant Opportunities, December 2003 134 4 Recruitment, VA REAP, no date 134 4 National Commission on Teaching and America's Future Conference, July 2004 134 4 National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, 2003-2004 134 5 Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow, 2003 134 5 The Next Generation of Teachers: The Role of State Policymakers and Higher Education in Ensuring Quality, Conference, 3-4 February 2005 134 6 Subseries VI.E. High School Reform, 2004-2005. 135 Extent: 0.35 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in one boxe and is arranged roughly chronologically. In July 2005, the National Governors Association selected Virginia to receive an Honor States Program Grant as part of it's Redesigning the American High School Initiative. The NGA program, initiated by NGA Chairman and Virginia Governor Mark Warner, provides grants to implement redesign initiatives in high schools, specifically targeting high school graduation rates and increase college readiness. The records in this series document the Warner Administration's work on improving Virginia's high schools in 2004 and it's efforts to secure the grant from the NGA in 2005. Notable documents include "Virginia's Proposal to the National Governors Association to Redesign the American High School", dated 1 June 2005 (Box 135, Folder 5).

The Governor's High School Leadership Summit, 8 March 2004 135 1 Southern Governors' Association, "New Traditions: Options for Rural High School Excellence", 23 July 2004 (part one) 135 2 Southern Governors' Association, "New Traditions: Options for Rural High School Excellence", 23 July 2004 (part two) 135 3 High School Reform Efforts, 2004-2005 135 4 Redesigning the American High School Grant, 2005 135 5 Subseries VI.G. Healthy Virginians, 2003-2005. 136 Extent: 0.35 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in one box and is arranged roughly chronologically. In November 2004, Governor Warner launched the Healthy Virginians initiative, an effort to promote health and wellness and reduce health care costs by combating obesity, hypertension, and other preventable diseases among state employees, public school students, Medicaid recipients, and the public. The records in this subseries document the programs efforts at combating obesity in public schools.

School Health, 2003 136 1 School Obesity - Food Research and Action Center (FRAC), 2004 136 2 Healthy Virginians, 2005 136 3 VII. Additional Records (accession 44681), 1994; 1998; 2000-2006. 137-165 Extent: 9.64 cubic feet (29 boxes).

The records in this series were not part of the originial Warner administration Secretary of Education transfer in January 2006. For reasons unknown, they remained in the Secretary's office and were transferred to the Library in January 2010 as part of the Kaine administration collection. The Additional Records series is arranged into four subseries and is housed in 29 archival boxes. Subseries have been designated for: A. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation, Office of the Secretary; B. Special Projects and Studies; C. Legislative Files; and D. Weekly Reports. The deliniation between subseries A and B was not discernable by the processing archivist; researchers should check both subseries. The series consists of agendas, agreements, articles, background materials, briefing books, correspondence, e-mail, grants, handouts, legislation, lists, memorandum, notes, presentations, reports, studies, and surveys.

 Subseries VII.A. Correspondence and Supporting Documentation, Office of the Secretary, 2001-2006. 137-153 Extent: 5.95 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 17 boxes. The processing archivist retained the original order of the files, but arranged them in alphabetical order in thle finding aid to facilitate better access. This subseries contains agendas, correspondence, background materials, e-mail (printed out), handouts, legislation, memorandum, notes, presentations, and reports. Included in this series are correspondence to/from Belle Wheelan (2002-2005) and Peter Blake (2005-2006). Researchers should check Series II. Assigned State Agencies, Series IV. Office of the Secretary, and Series VI. Special Projects for additional records.

Accomplishments, 2002; 2004. 137 2 An Achievable Dream, 2002-2003. 138 5 Advisory Council on the Future of Nursing, 2002; 2004-2005. 138 5 African American History (Kent Ruffin), 2003-2004. 152 1 Agency Head Executive Agreements, 2002. 152 3 Alliance for Execellent Education, 2004. 138 5 American Civil War Center, 2005. 138 5 America Competes Act, 2006-2008. 138 5 American Council on Education, 2004. 138 5 The Annie E. Casey Foundation 2006 Kids Count Data Book, 2006. 137 1 Ask Why, 2002. 151 1 Office of the Attorney General, 2002-2004. 146 4 Auditor of Public Accounts, 2005. 139 1 Auditor of Public Accounts, 2001; 2003-2005. 146 2 Autism Program of Virginia, 2003. 139 1 Awards, 2002-2004. 152 1 Boston Day and Evening Academy, 2006. 137 4 Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship, 2004-2005. 152 1 Cabinet Technology Team for Education and Technology, 2004. 152 1 Center for Education, 2002. 145 6 Chartwells Hospitality, 2003. 139 1 Coalition for Community Schools, 2003. 139 1 The College Board, 2002. 144 6 Committee to Enhance the K-12 Teaching Profession in Virginia, 2001. 139 1 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC), 2002. 151 3 Assistant to the Governor for Commonwealth Preparedness, 2002-2005. 148 6 Comptroller's Office Correspondence, 2002-2005. 146 6 Conflice of Interests Act, 2002. 139 1 Congressional Delegation, 2002-2005. 151 2 Construction Taskforce, 2004. 139 1 Correspondence, 2004; 8 April 2005 - 21 November 2005. 137 7 Correspondence, 28 November 2005 - 11 January 2006. 137 8 Correspondence with Governor's Office, General Assembly, and Congress, 2002-2005. 152 2 Council on Virginia's Future, 2002-2003. 137 5 Council on Virginia's Future, 2005. 137 6 County Board of Supervisors, 2004. 151 1 Department for the Aging, 2004. 146 3 Department of Correctional Education, 2004. 146 7 Department of Emergency Management, 2004-2005. 146 8 Dept. of Emergency Services, 2003. 139 1 Department of Environmental Quality, 2004-2005. 147 2 Department of General Services, 2003-2005. 147 3 Dept. of General Services, 2004. 139 1 Department of Health, 2002-2003; 2005. 147 5 Department of Human Resource Management, 2004-2005. 148 5 Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services, 2005. 148 3 Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services, 2002-2004. 148 4 Department of Minority Business Enterprise, 2002-2004. 147 1 Department of Motor Vehicles, 2003. 148 5 Department of Planning and Budget, 2002-2005. 148 7 Department of Social Services, 2004. 149 1 Dept. of State Police, 2002. 139 1 Department of Technology Planning, 2002. 149 3 Virginia Department of Transportation, 2004. 149 4 Virginia Department of the Treasury, 2003. 149 4 Diversity Pipeline Alliance, 2003. 139 1 Education Commission of the States, 2004-2005. 139 2 Education Commission of the States, 2003-2004. 139 3 Education Commission of the States, 2003. 139 4 Ethics Resource Center, 2002-2003. 144 6 eVA, 2002. 140 1 Even Start, 2004-2005. 140 2 Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, 2002. 140 2 Family Foundation, 2004. 140 2 First Robotics, 2002. 149 1 Foundation of Virginia, 2003. 145 7 4-H, 2003. 140 2 Garfield F. Childs Memorial Fund, 2003. 140 2 General Assembly, 2004. 151 1 General Obligation Bond, 2002. 145 1 GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs), 2002-2003. 140 3 Global Cultures, 2003. 140 3 Governor's Fellows, 2002. 147 4 Governor's Higher Education Summit Committee, 2002. 145 2 Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention, 2002; 2004. 149 1 Governor's School for Science and Technology, 2002; 2004. 145 6 Governor's Task Force for Agriculture and Forestry, 2004. 145 5 Governor's Task Force on Efficiency and Effectiveness, 2002. 151 1 Governor's Task Force on Preventing Crime in Virginia's Minority Community, 2003. 151 1 GROW Network, 2004-2005. 140 4 HB 2404, 2003. 151 1 HB 675 (Home School), 2004. 151 3 Halifax Educational Foundation, 2005. 140 5 Healthy Virginia, 2002. 140 5 Homeland Security, 2002-2003; 2005. 147 7 House of Delegates, 2002-2003. 147 6 Institute for Advanced Learning and Research, 2001; 2005. 140 5 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, 2003. 140 5 JLARC, 2002-2003. 140 6 Jobs for America's Graduates, 2002-2005. 140 7 Jobs for Virginia Graduates, 2002-2005. 140 8 Joint Commission on Health Care, 2003. 148 1 K-12 Workgroups, 2002. 145 4 Latitudes Group, 2004. 151 3 Legislative Briefings, 2002. 148 2 Legislative Services, 2002; 2004-2005. 148 1 Libraries, 2003-2004. 145 6 Office of the Lieutenant Governor, 2002. 148 1 Maggie Walker Governor's School, 2003. 145 6 Making a Wish Foundation, undated. 145 6 Martin Luther King Commission, 2004. 151 5 The McKenzie Group, 2004. 151 5 Meetings Miscellaneous, 2002-2003, 2005. 152 4 Accountability Work Groups, 2002. 152 4 Cabinet Meetings, 2004-2005. 152 4 Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute, 2002. 152 4 Electronic Campus of Virginia, 2002. 152 5 Fairfax County Federation of Teachers, 2002. 152 5 FAMIS, 2002. 152 5 IBM, 2002. 152 5 Immigration, 2002-2003. 152 6 No Child Left Behind, 2002-2004. 152 7 Siemens, 2002. 153 1 Southern Regional Education Board, 2002. 153 1 TekXam, 13 June 2002. 153 1 Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology, 2002-2005. 153 2 Virginia House Joint Resolution 170 (Commission on Access and Diversity in Higher Education), 19 July 2002. 153 3 Virginia House Joint Resolution 159 (Joint Subcommmittee to Study the Operations, Practices, Duties, and Funding of the Commonwealth's Agencies, Boards, Commissions, Councils, and other Government Entities) 2002. 153 4 MGT of American Final Reports (volumes) Dinwiddie County Public Schools, School Division Efficiency Review, 23 March 2006. 141 Lancaster County Public Schools, School Division Efficiency Review, 17 March 2006. 142 Smyth County Public Schools, School Division Efficiency Review, 16 March 2006. 142 Winchester Public Schools, School Division Efficiency Review, 24 March 2006. 142 York County School Division, School Division Efficiency Review, 24 March 2006. 142 Ms. Wheelchair Virginia, 2003-2004. 141 1 NAB (National Alliance of Business), 2003. 141 1 NAGB (National Assessment Governing Board), 2003. 141 NASA, 2002. 141 1 NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress), 2003-2004. 141 2 National Governors Association, 2004. 141 3 New College of Virginia, 2004. 139 7 Nursing, 2004. 141 3 Office for Civil Rights, 2004. 151 3 Olmstead Initiative, 2002; 2004. 151 6 Patrick County Education Foundation (former Governor Gerald Baliles), 2004-2005. 151 4 Progressive Policy Institute, 2002-2003. 141 3 Project Lead the Way Evaluations, January 2003. 140 9 Public Education Consortium, 2002. 145 6 Amherst County Public Schools, 2004. 145 5 Chesapeake Public Schools, 2002. 145 5 Danville Public Schools, 2005. 145 5 Montgomery County Public Schools, 2002. 145 5 Newport News Public Schools, 2002. 145 5 Page County Public Schools, 2002. 145 5 Richmond City Public Schools, 2002; 2004-2005. 145 Race to GED, 2004. 141 3 Ron Brown Scholar Program, 2003. 141 3 Secretary of Administration, 2002-2005. 146 1 Secretary of Commerce and Trade, 2002; 2004. 146 5 Secretary of Education Strategic Plans, 2004-2006 Biennium James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library, 31 July 2003. 138 1 Frontier Culture Museum, May-August 2003. 138 1 Science Museum of Virginia, August 2003. 138 1 Roanoke Higher Education Authority, June 2003; August 2003. 138 1 Virginia Department of Education, 21 May 2003; 8 August 2003. 138 1 Gunston Hall, 14 May 2003; 8 August 2003. 138 2 Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center, 16 June 2003; 8 August 2003. 138 2 Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, May-August 2003. 138 2 Commission for the Arts, June 2003; August 2003. 138 2 State Council of Higher Education, May-June 2003. 138 2 Library of Virginia, May 2003; August 2003. 138 2 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, May-June 2003. 138 3 Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, May-June 2003. 138 3 Christopher Newport University, August 2003. 138 3 Richard Bland College, undated. 138 3 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, May 2003; August 2003. 138 4 Secretary of Public Safety, 2002-2003; 2005. 148 5 Secretary of Technology, 2002-2005. 149 2 Secretary of Transportation, 2004. 149 4 Secure Virginia Panel, 2002-2003. 151 5 Southern Virginia Univeristy, 2002. 141 3 SREB (Southern Regional Education Board), 2003-2005. 141 4 Special Education, 2002. 145 6 States Institute on International Education in the Schools, 2003. 141 5 Renovation of the Old State Library, 7 February 2005. 137 3 Superintendent of the Year, 2002. 145 7 Tobacco, 2002-2003. 141 6 United States Senate, 2002-2003. 149 5 VACIE (Virginia Council for International Education), 2002-2003. 143 1 VASSP, 2004. 143 1 Venture Philanthropy Partners, 2005. 149 7 Virginia Administrative Dispute Act, 2002. 144 6 Virginia A.L. Philpott Manufacturing Extension Partnership, 2004. 144 3 Virginia Asian Advisory Board, 2003-2004. 149 5 Virginia Association of School Superintendents, 2003-2004. 143 4 Virginia Automobile Dealers Association, 2002; undated. 149 5 Virginia Business-Education Partnership, 2002-2004. 149 7 Virginia Career Education Foundation (VCEF), 2002; 2004-2005. 144 4 Virginia Career Education Foundation (VCEF), 2002-2003. 144 5 Virginia Citizen-Soldier Support Council, 2004. 144 3 Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations, 2002. 143 2 Virginia Corps, 2003. 151 1 Virginia Economic Bridge, 2002-2005. 143 3 Virginia Economic Bridge, 2003. 149 5 Virginia Economic Developers Association, 2002; 2004. 144 1 Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council, 2004. 149 7 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 2003. 144 1 Virginia Head Start, 2002. 145 3 Virginia High School League, 2002; 2004. 145 7 Virginia Historical Society, 2003. 149 7 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2004-2005. 150 5 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2003-2004. 150 6 Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine, 2002. 144 1 Virginia Interagency Coordinating Council, 2004. 151 3 Virginia Israel Advisory Board, 2001-2002. 143 5 Virginia Liaison Office, 2002-2003. 144 2 Virginia Library Association, 2003. 139 6 Virginia Literacy Foundation, 2002-2004. 144 3 Virginia Living Museum, 2002. 141 1 Virginia Performing Arts Foundation, 2002; 2004. 143 5 Virginia Research and Technology Advisory Commission, 2002-2006. 143 6 Virginia Satellite Education Network (VSEN), 2002. 143 7 Virginia School Board Association, 2002-2005. 149 6 Virginia School Efficiency Review Pilot Program, 2003-2005. 139 5 Virginia School-To-Work Initiative, 2004. 143 8 Virginia Space Grant Consortium, 2003. 144 6 Virginia Student/Parent Mock Election (VSPME), 2005. 144 6 Virginia Task Force on Campus Sexual Assualt, 2002. 144 1 Virginia Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission, 2004. 149 1 Virginia Tourism Corporation, 2002. 144 3 Virginia21, 2003-2005. 144 1 Workforce Investment Act, undated. 149 7 Virginia Workforce Council, 2005. 150 1 Virginia Workforce Council, 2004. 150 2 Virginia Workforce Council, 2003. 150 3 Virginia Workforce Council, 2002. 150 4 WeatherBug, 2004. 152 1 WHRO Broadcasting, 2003. 145 5 Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, 2003. 139 6 Wytheville Training School Culture Center, 2003. 145 6 Subseries VII.B. Special Projects and Studies, 1994; 1998; 2000-2005. 154-161 Extent: 2.63 cubic feet.

This subseries is housed in 8 boxes. The processing archivist retained the original order of the files, but arranged them in alphabetical order in thle finding aid to facilitate better access. Boxes 159 and 160 contain the files of Deputy Secretary of Education Sarah Finley. This subseries contains subject files. Researchers should check Series II. Assigned State Agencies, Series IV. Office of the Secretary, and Series VI. Special Projects for additional records.

123 Club, 6 August 2004. 154 1 Accord Between the Commonwealth of Virginia and the United States Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, First Bi-Annual Report, 31 January 2002. 158 1 ACT Memorandum, 2002-2003. 154 7 Board of Directors Meeting, 24-26 January 2003. 154 8 Board of Directors Strategic Planning Meeting, 25 April 2003. 155 1 Board of Directors Meeting, 26-27 April 2003. 155 2 ACT Assessment 2003 Results - Virginia, August 2003. 155 3 ACT Assessment 2003 Results - National, August 2003. 155 3 Annual Meeting, 15-16 October 2003 (part 1). 155 4 Annual Meeting, 15-16 October 2003 (part 2). 155 5 Board of Directors Meeting, 23-25 April 2004. 156 1 Board of Directors Meeting, 23-25 April 2004. 156 2 Memorandum, 2004. 156 3 Board of Directors Meeting, 23-25 July 2004. 156 4 Board of Directors Meeting, 23-25 July 2004. 156 5 Board of Directors Meeting, 23-25 July 2004. 156 6 Memorandum, 2004. 156 7 Annual Meeting, 20-21 October 2004. 157 1 Annual Meeting, 20-21 October 2004. 157 2 Annual Meeting, 20-21 October 2004. 157 3 Memorandums, 2004. 157 4 Advising Process Project (Legislative Review Process), 2004. 154 6 Board of Education, Curriculum Framework, Virginia and United States Government, 2001. 161 4 Board of Education, Curriculum Framework, Civics and Economics, 2001. 161 4 By Kids For Kids, 2005. 154 4 Governor's Fellows Program, 2004. 154 5 I Can Learn Education Systems, 2004-2005. 154 2 J.E.B Stuart Educational Foundation, 2005. 154 1 Miscellaneous, 2003. 160 7 Miscellaneous Publications, 1998; 2000-2001. 161 5 National Air and Space Museum Education Advisory Committee, 2004. 154 5 P-16 Education Council Meeting, 22 November 2005. 160 7 Report on Student Achievement in PASS and Turnaround Specialist Schools, 28 September 2005. 160 5 Salem City Schools Evaluation Handbook for Administrative Personnel, 13 May 2003. 160 7 Standards of Learning (SOL) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), 2002; 2004. 160 1 High Stakes Testing, 2002. 160 1 SOL Reform-General, 2002. 160 1 Consequential Validity Study, 2001. 160 1 Parents Across Virginia United to Reform SOLs, 2002. 160 1 Issue Brief ED 5.0: Standards of Learning, 2001. 160 1 Commission on Education Accountability, 2002. 160 2 State Board of Education, Accountability Advisory Group, 2001. 160 3 Standards of Quality (SOQ), 2000-2001. 160 8 Standards of Quality (SOQ), 2000-2001. 161 1 A Review of Standards of Quality by Richard L. Boyer, 8 November 1994. 161 2 The Virginia Standards of Quality, Board of Education, Annual Planning Session, 21-22 June 2001. 161 3 Stennis Center for Public Service, 2003. 157 5 Task Force International Education, 29 November 2005. 160 6 Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund, 2005. 154 5 Tower Club Advisory Board of Governors, 2004. 154 1 University Faculty Early Retirement Incentive Plans, 2002. 157 7 Virginia Board of Education Committee on Low Performing School Systems Committee Meeting, 6 January 2004. 159 1 JLARC Study: Review of Factors and Practices Associated with School Performance in Virginia, 24 November 2003. 159 1 NGA, Reaching New Heights: Turning Around Low-Performing Schools, undated. 159 2 Urban School Reform, April 2003. 159 2 Newsome Park Elementary School, Newport News, High Performing School, October 2002. 159 2 Miscellaneous Books, 2000; 2002-2003. 159 3 Committee Meeting, 21 October 2003. 159 4 Committee Meeting, 18 November 2003. 159 5 United States Department of Education, Partnership to Leave No Child Behind Resource Notebook, 29 January 2002. 159 6 Virginia Career Education Foundation, 2005. 160 4 Voyager Learning, 2005. 154 3 Wilder Commission, 2002. 157 6 Subseries VII.C. Legislative Files, 2002-2004. 162-164 Extent: 0.88 cubic feet.

The Legislative Files sub-series is housed in 3 boxes and is arranged chronologically by legislative session. This subseries documents the Office of the Secretary of Education's review of education related legislation introduced by members of the Virginia General Assembly between 2002 and 2004. Each file usually contains the text of each bill and Legislative Action Summaries. Additional information on legislation is located in the Records of the Policy Office of Governor Mark R. Warner, Series III. Legislative Files (accession 42414).

2002 Legislative Session Miscellaneous Records 162 1 HB 11-HB 498 162 2 HB 605-HB 886 162 3 HB 1022-HB 1370 162 4 SB 35-SB 681 162 5 2003 Legislative Session Miscellaneous Records 162 6 HB 1376-HB 1575 162 7 HB 1609-HB 1971 162 8 HB 2013-HB 2450 163 1 HB 2471-HB 2837 163 2 HJR 545-HJR 752 163 3 SB 659-SB 987 163 4 SB 1025-SB 1327; SJR 305-SJR 425 163 5 2004 Legislative Session House Appropriaions Committee, Amendments to House Bill 30 163 6 HB 6-HB 989 163 7 HB 318-HB 1296 164 1 HB 1313-HB 1445 164 2 SB 2-SB 653; SB 969 164 3 Subseries VII.D. Weekly Reports, 2002-2005. 165 Extent: 0.18 cubic feet.

The Weekly Reports subseries is housed in one box, arranged chronologically and contains the weekly reports submitted to the Governor and Chief of Staff by the Secretary of Education. Reports were submitted each Thursday and placed in a binder for the Governor that he took with him at the end of the day on Friday. A second copy of the report was made for the Chief of Staff. Each report contains information on legislation, Governor's initiatives/special projects, agency matters/operations, events/agency visits, audits/investigations/compliance, stakeholder issues and pending decisions. This sub-series provides a weekly account of the issues and policy decisions of the Secretary of Education during the Warner administration.

14 March 2002 to 11 December 2003 165 1 18 December 2003 to 10 February 2005 165 2 17 February 2005 to 13 October 2005 165 3