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Middle East Situated at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe, the Middle East is a beacon for future developments. Served a total of 17,720 meals to restoration crews, staging area teams, and storm center personnel

The toolbox section, Scottish Context, provides an overview of the Scottish framework for education; the Curriculum for Excellence. This framework is designed to support all learners including those with additional support needs such as autism. Curriculum for Excellence Levels and Stages As of 12 p.m., BGE crews have restored service for 83,741 customers -- approximately 80 percent of customer outages within 17 hours after the peak of the storm. Currently 41,097 customers are without service, representing more than 1,000 restoration jobs in locations across central Maryland. The hardest hit areas were Carroll, Baltimore, and Harford counties, however there is damage throughout the BGE service area. The latest outage information, including total number and general locations, is available on the Power outages can be inconvenient and disruptive, but with a little bit of preparation, you can minimize the impact of a power outage. Here are some tips on how to prepare for power outages: 1. Have an Emergency Kit Ready The curriculum has two stages: the broad general education(from the early years to the end of S3) and the senior phase(S4 to S6). Curriculum for Excellence Levels and stages CfE LevelAs of 9 p.m., BGE crews, along with more than 1,200 mutual assistance crews, have restored nearly 100,000 customers within just over 24 hours of the peak of the storm that hit central Maryland on Monday. Currently, 22,000 customers remain without power. The latest outage information, including total number and general locations, is available on the BGE.com outage map.

The destruction left by this storm required significant restoration. All told, more than 3,000 BGE employees – along with 1,700 contractors and mutual assistance personnel – completed more than 1,500 repair jobs. And so far this week, BGE, our contractors, and our vendors, have: Before a power outage, it's important to have a plan in place. Discuss with your family the best way to stay safe in the event of an emergency. Make sure to identify a safe place in the home and discuss the plan with everyone in the household. A key person with knowledge of autism, who learners, staff and parents can approach for advice and information Over 30 poles were broken by straight-line winds. The damage has impacted more than 10,200 customers. BGE crews are on sight removing the downed poles and wires from Rte. 140 Baltimore Blvd. and are assessing the damage to determine a timeline for repair and customer restoration. BGE's Mobile Operations Command Center (MOCC) will be open at Townmall of Westminster until 7 p.m. to answer customer questions about the extent of the reconstruction necessary in the area and provide additional details about restoration times. Restoration may go into the weekend for some in this area.The broad general education has five levels (early, first, second, third and fourth). The senior phase is designed to build on the experiences and outcomes of the broad general education, and to allow young people to take qualifications and courses that suit their abilities and interests. Knowledgeable staff who can provide a flexible approach, reflect on their own teaching styles and adapt to their knowledge of the pupil. Awareness of the impact of the sensory environment across the school including social areas. For further information refer to the Toolbox section on Understanding Autism As of 9:00 p.m., 89,501 customers were without service, representing more than 1,000 restoration jobs in locations across central Maryland. The hardest hit areas were Carroll, Baltimore, and Harford counties, however there is damage throughout the BGE service area. BGE crews have already restored service for 31,000 customers. The latest outage information, including total number and general locations, is available on the S1 to S3, but earlier or later for some. The Fourth Level broadly equates to Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework level 4.