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NH Government Resources for Education
Information on NH libraries including "ask the librarian" link, directory of k-12 schools, colleges and universities across the state and link to NH college savings plan information
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National Hispanic Cultural Center
www.nationalhispaniccenter.org
(505) 246-2261
Museum dedicated to the advancement of Hispanic culture, arts, and humanities; children and family programming; online resources for children
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New Mexico Higher Education Department
(505) 476-8400
Information for students and parents on the college application process and funding; adult education; college readiness resources; university search database; scholarship database
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New Jersey Educator Resource Exchange
Online site for exchange of educational materials (electronic media, PDFs, resources) cataloged by grade, subject and category
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New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistant Authority
609-584-4480
College funding and financial literacy-information on scholarships, loans and grants to NJ residents, financial literacy materials for K-12, and links to financial aid information sessions
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Carolina Parent Education Resource Directory
(919) 956-2430
Directories of resources for school selection (boarding schools, charter schools, special needs, preschools etc.), tutoring and academic support and continuing education
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Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
800-642-3177
Career exploration, college planning, financial assistance for college, online workshops on topics related to preparation and/or college attendance and loan repayment options. Includes links to financial aid applications and Vermont school college financial aid offices
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Utah Education Network
(800) 866-5852
Educational resources by age and subject (K-adult learner), information on Utah higher education (search engine), distance learning resources, information on museums, libraries etc. within the state and online professional development courses
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TPEIR- Texas Education Reports
(512) 463-9734
The Texas Public Education Information Resource (TPEIR) website provides reports and data on Texas educational topics and trends.
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College for all Texans
888-311-8881
College planning and application for TX schools; Seperate section for adult learners; Search engine for TX schools
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South Carolina Can Go To College (SCANGO)
(803) 737-2260
College planning resources (beginning in elementary school), financial literacy, financial aid information including scholarship search function and resources on how to write a resume and college essay; resources are geared toward both students and parents
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South Carolina Information Highway-College Financial Aid Directory
843-795-3951
A directory of state financial aid programs as well as private resources for NC residents attending college (2 yr/4yr and professional). Includes links to all of the financial aid offices to schools located in SC.
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KiDOinfo
Online resource providing resources for activities for parents and children; Things to do; Places to go; Ideas by age, group (gifted, developmentally challenged etc). and by season; Directory of resources in state of RI
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Way to Go RI
(401) 736-1100
Career, high school, college planning and financial aid information for RI citizens; apply to colleges online; Voices Q&A section for students
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Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
1-800-233-0557
College planning and funding opportunities for PA residents; planning for K-12, links to college fairs in PA and printable resources and guides on the college application process and financing
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Oregon Department of Education
(503) 947-5600
Information for student and parents on PreK-college education in Oregon; Resources to Help Me Learn section for students; Listing of school clubs & activities; Test preparation; Career planning; Post high school planning; Family involvement literature; School search; Special Needs information
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Oregon Office of Student Access and Completion
(800) 452-8807
Provides information and help for Oregon students to plan and pay for college, including both traditional and non-traditional students.
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Oklahoma Parents as Teachers
405-271-7611
Parent education program designed to foster an early partnership between home and school. The program is available for all expectant parents as well as parents with children birth to age three based on the philosophy that parents are their children’s first and most important teachers.
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