These sites represent the most widely respected educational institutions in our country, as well as national news and media outlets. Some of them even provide access to collections of primary sources as well. Don't forget to use the search feature on each site if you don't see what you want on the page to which you are at first directed by this jog. Remember to cite THE URL OF THE PAGE UPON WHICH YOUR TOPIC APPEARS, not the page you are directed to by the jog.

These sites come from some of the most widely respected educational institutions and national news and media outlets in the U.S. If you do not find your topic readily listed, make sure you use the search feature on each site. Don't forget to cite THE URL OF THE PAGE YOUR TOPIC IS ON, not the page to which you are first directed by the Jog.

These sites are produced by prominent educational institutions or major news and media outlets. Some provide access to collections of primary source material. Don't forget to use the search feature on each site if you don't see your topic on the first page the jog provides for you. Be sure to cite the URL OF THE PAGE where your topic appears, not the page the jog loads for you.

Here are several options that would work well for HS students to track what they've read and share good books with one another.

To be considered by NWLSD Art Teachers for incorporation into the K-12 Art Curriculum.

Sites to visit when studying cultural diversity with High School students.

Created for Mrs. Leverence's Earth and Space Science Class, October 2010.

Use this jog to visit the best sites for teaching and learning about the regions and states of the US.