Top:Education:K-12:Programs

• Summer School (9)

• American Sports Institute - interdisciplinary program for high school students that intergrates athletics and academics to improve grades.
• Irish Centre For Talented Youth - project of Dublin City University and Johns Hopkins University. Aims to identify high ability children from diverse social backgrounds and help them reach their full potential through fast paced, stimulating weekend and summer programmes.

• Academy of Finance at MLK High School - school-to-work transition program affilliated with the National Academy Foundation.
• AFS Intercultural Programs, Inc. - international non-profit organization which provides high school students throughout the world the opportunity to live and study in a foreign land.
• CEDU - provides residential treatment for boys and girls 12-17 who have special emotional, behavioral and academic needs.
• Champion Middle School Partnership
• Common Knowledge: Pittsburgh - CK:P
• Communications Arts Progam - an interdisciplinary program concentrating on all forms of communication from essay writing skills to television production.
• Critical Skills Program - offers week-long summer institutes for experienced educators - giving them a foundation in the Critical Skills Classroom
• Diary Project - A place where kids from around the world can record their thoughts in journal form - "a chronicle of kids growing up at the turn of the 21st century"
• Educational Space Simulations Project - Aerospace education enthusiasts can retrieve launch and landing scripts, lesson plans, experiments, space-related images and movies, MS-DOS Shareware and Freeware.
• Electronic United Nations (EUN) - Students establish a classroom country and interact on global issues.
• Flexible Scheduling Program - is an interdisciplinary, team-taught program integrating English, Social Studies, and the Humanities with critical analysis and group discussions.
• Global Schoolhouse Project (3)
• GlobaLearn, Inc. - travel across Asia and learn about children in fifteen different countries.
• Governor's Program for Gifted Children - a summer camp for gifted and talented youngsters in the state of Louisiana and surrounding states; now in its 37th year, it provides students with an opportunity for self-fulfillment and growth during the summer.
• Governor's School - information about the program held at William and Mary in 1995 for the gifted in science.
• Governor's School for Manufacturing
• Hewlett Packard Email Mentor Program - mentor program developed by HP to encourage local k12 students to take full responsibility for their education by providing an environment which nurtures their interests, dreams and goals.
• I'm a Writer Program
• Iowa Orphan Train Project - started by Briggs Elementary School in Maquoketa, IA.
• Kids on Campus 1994 - Home Page
• Kids' College 94 - Introduction - Kids' College, a program sponsored by the Ingham Intermediate School District and Michigan State University, has 240 third and fourth graders who are studying either Rocks, Forestry, Water or Flight.
• Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership - a non-profit organization which help inner-city kids get ahead. This site details the program, the curriculum, and the resources used by LEAP.
• Learning Through Collaborative Visualization - attempting to transform science learning to better resemble the authentic practice of science. Geological sciences.
• Lexington High School Space Simulation
• Macro Press Incorporated - 9 elementary teachers got tired of making excuses for poor teaching materials, so they spent their time and money writing their own.
• MIMI (2)
• Multimedia-Internet Educational Project - students from two international schools and two Japanese schools exchange ideas through various multimedia applications over the Internet.
• NAU Star Schools Project - quality instruction through distance education technologies. Sponsored by the US Department of Education.
• Ocean Challenge - join 44 high school students as they sail around the world.
• Palmer High School International Baccalaureate
• Parent Academy - increase parental involvement in their children's education.
• Pathways to School Improvement - Assists schools apply research to practice, covering assessment, professional development, learning, math, science, leadership, governance and safe schools.
• Project Appleseed - national campaign to organize parental involvement to improve America's public school districts.
• Reality Check - aims to build a peer network of middle school staff focused on connecting middle schools with local community partners.
• Salish Sea Disovery Center - boat-based environmental education program to teach students critical thinking skills using real-life water quality problems.
• SchoolWorld Internet Education - where K-12 schools can participate in projects and programs with other schools around the world.
• Star-Brite Learning Program - A monthly curriculum program for preschoolers which offers activities such as Art and Craft projects, poems, stories, games, science and kidrobics.
• Student Uniforms Campaign
• Summer Program for the Enhancement of Basic Education (SPEBE) - designed to give participating students a taste of what college life is like.
• Tar Wars: A Partnership in Youth Education - teaches 5th graders about the short-term, image-based consequences of tobacco use.
• Toyota Families for Learning - family-oriented literacy program which recognizes the link between under-educated adults and educationally at-risk children.
• VidKids Media Literacy Program - Experiment focusing on technical and creative aspects of video and media; four elementary schools are participating in this program.
• Youth Explorer - a non-profit world-wide program offering fun and interesting projects designed for students from K-12.