Montana K-12 Education Resources

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Base Camp Earth -- A project of the National Teacher Enhancement Network (NTEN) at Montana State University, Base Camp Earth offers virtual explorations of contemporary science issues.

Center for Educational Resources Project (CERES) -- A program designed by Montana State University faculty and national K-12 teachers, CERES offers on-line, interactive K-12 science education materials.

Montana BioHistory -- Learn about significant milestones in the historical development of Montana's biotechnology & medical technology industry.

Montana JASON Project -- This science program engages students through the use of a live scientific expedition.

Montana Parent Teacher Association (PTA) -- The Montana PTA empowers communities to work together for children and families through education, leadership, communication and advocacy.

Montana Project Water Education for Teachers (WET) -- A water science education program, which includes K-12 education materials, watershed tours and educators’ workshops.

Montana Science Teachers Association (MTSA) -- The Montana Science Teachers Association is a group of professionals dedicated to the goals of increasing public awareness, interest and support of science education in Montana. Composed mainly of science educators from all arenas of education, the association serves as a vehicle to exert positive influence on young people.

Northwest Regional Educational Library (NWREL) --NWREL is part of a national network of ten educational laboratories that focuses on educational needs in the region by conducting research and development and providing training and technical assistance through events, including conferences, workshops, and onsite activities. NWREL's primary service area is the Northwestern states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.

Public Instruction, Montana Office of -- Access information ranging from statistics and reports to curriculum and standards.

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