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. HOW SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS WILL BE PROVIDED . . . On or about March 1, all schools in Montana, public and private, will receive forms for requesting library books under Title II of the Elementary and Secon- dary EducationAct of 1965 (ESEA) The formwill resemble a catalog; it will list some 12,000 titles of books for grades K-12. Each district and each private school representative may choose books from the list provided, mark the form accordingly, and return it to State Superintendent Harriet Miller. The Department of Public Instruction will place all book orders through one nationally-recognized processing firm, selected in accordance with the compet- itive bidding requirements of the State of Montana. The processing firmwill send local school officials a confirmation notice, listing those books which will be supplied, and will obtain the books, prepare the catalog cards, place identification markings on the books, and ship them directly to the schools, completely processed and ready for use- The books will be the property of the State of Montana, on indefinite loan to public schools and on renewable annual loan to representatives of private school pupils. In each school the books will be available for use on the same basis as library books purchased from local funds. INFORMATIONFOR SCHOOL OFFICIALS AND LIBRARIANS . . .. In February a series of regional meetings will be held throughout the State to acquaint school officials and librarians with the ESEA Title II program. Spe- cific times and places of the meetings will be announced soon. TENTATIVE CALENDAR FOR ESEA TITLE II . . . February 12, 19 Regional meetings conducted byDepartment of Public Instruction March 4 Schools to receive request forms (including book selection lists) April 1 Deadline for requests to be received by State Superintendent May 31 Schools to receive confirmation lists of books to be supplied June 15 Schools to be notified of any reallocation of ESEA Title II funds for the current fiscal year July 1 Deadline for receipt of requests based on reallocation, if any 610.734 H2mpn "stateDCCUillENTSCOLLECTii MONTANA SEP -7 1994 MONTANASTATELIBRARY PUBLIC HEALTH AND SCHOOC1515TE.6MthASVE.E DIRECTORY i i I IH.I ill ^XBRARY (20) 3 0864 1005 4711 9 DIRECTORY OVERVIEW This directory provides information about staff employed in public health departments, schools, Indian health programs and family planning programs throughout Montana. Head Start health coordinators are also included along with information about staff within the Department of Health and Environmental Sciences. Some agencies aremissing; somewere inadvertentlyoverlooked; others did not return the data forms provided. It is our expectation that the directory will facilitate communica- tion among health care providers in Montana and referrals for Montana residents from out-of-state facilities. The directory will be updated periodically, with supplemental information provided on an occasional basis. Additions, correc- tions and deletions should be sent to the Family/Maternal and Child Health Bureau at the address below. A data sheet has been included at the end of the directory. This form should be copied and completed for all new nursing staff joining your agency and submitted to the address below. Family/Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Montana Department of Health and Environmental Sciences, Health Services Division, Cogswell Building, Helena, Montana 59620 (phone: 444-4740 FAX: 444-2606). Montana statutes require that this directory not be used as a mailing list and no permission is given for such use. Use of this list for unsolicited mass mailings, house calls or distribution is prohibited and may constitute a misdemeanor punishable by fine of up to $500 and imprisonment of up to 6 months. This list may be reproduced and copied by public health agencies for use in their day-to-day work. It may not be distributed or sold to any other person or organization. Prepared By: Montana Department of Health and Environmental Sciences Family/Maternal and Child Health Bureau Helena, Montana 5962 April 1994 L DIRECTOR'S OFFICE Robert Robinson, Director 444-2544 William Opitz, Deputy Director 444-2544 Curt chisholm, Administrative Officer 444-2544 Sidney C. Pratt, M.D., Medical Advisor 444-4742 HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION J. Dale Taliaferro, Administrator 444-4473 Charles Aagenes, Assistant Administrator 444-4473 Connie Woldtvedt, Administrative Assistant 444-4473 Health Planning Program 444-3121 Charles Aagenes, ProgramManager FAMILY/MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH BUREAU Bureau Administration Maxine Ferguson, R.N., Bureau Chief 444-4740 Marlene Stellmon, R.N., Public Health Nurse Consultant 444-2574 B. J. Archambault, R.N., Public Health Nurse Consultant 444-0984 Elaine Fordyce, R.N., Public Health Nurse Consultant 444-0983 Allen Richards, Administrative Assistant 444-4740 Montana Perinatal Program 444-2660 JoAnn Dotson, R.N., Program Manager Deborah Henderson, R.N. Melinda Persons Jackie Mitchell Children's Special Health Services 444-3622 Judith M. Wright, Program Manager MaryLynn Donnelly, R.N. Lois Matz Michele O'Donnell Corliss Scott WIC Program 444-4746 David Thomas, ProgramManager Patricia Hennessey, R.D. Chris Fogelman, R.D. Laura Hull Laurie Foster Trish Buck Diana Richards Carol Kent Michelle Sanchez Child Nutrition - Child and Adult Care Food Program 444-2674 Nolan Malstrom, ProgramManager Lori Rittel, R.D. Becky Malensek Cindy Beyer Family Planning 444-3609 Suzanne Nybo, ProgramManager Ellie Hardy, R.N. Colleen Lindsay Jackie Forba Pat Dawes PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES BUREAU Bureau Administration 444-2737 Judith Gedroae, R.N., Bureau Chief Jeanne Greene, Administrative Assistant AIDS Program 444-3565 Bruce Desonia, Program Manager JimMurphy Claudia Montagne VJauldiinthdaPe(tVealr)sonHolmes . /< Kim Hauge Breast S Cervical Cancer Screening 444-3624 Dick Paulsen, ProgramManager STD Program 444-3949 ProgramManager Terry Peterson Chronic Disease/Health Promotion 444-2640 Robert W.. Moon, M.P.H., Program Manager Patrick Smith Kathy Anderson, R.D. Jeannie Thrush Dental Program Mary Lou Abbott 444-0276 Tuberculosis Denise Ingman 444-0275 Epidemiology 444-3986 Todd Damrow, Ph.D., State Epidemiologist Immunization/Field Health Officers 444-5580 Paul Lamphier, ProgramManager Joyce Burgett, R.N. Beth Cottingham, R.N., Field HealthOfficer Elizabeth (Liz) Thaggard, Field Health Officer Tim Horan, Field Health Officer Trudy Hawe EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BUREAU Chief Drew Dawson 444-3895