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Where is eMINTS?

The eMINTS National Center currently enjoys active partnerships with school districts and organizations in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, New Jersey, Utah and New South Wales, Australia (as of August 2011).

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Missouri

eMINTS classrooms are present in 260 of Missouri's 524 school districts

3,500 eMINTS teachers and classrooms in MO grades 3-12

Approximately 50,000 MO students learn the eMINTS way each day

Alabama

In October 2007 Baldwin County staff members began PD4ETS training and providing support to teachers in the eMINTS PD program.

Additional teachers and their students are learning in eMINTS classrooms, as of 2011

Arkansas

Springdale used local and ARRA funds to train an eMINTS instructional specialist and to equip classrooms beginning in 2009.

Corning was the first Arkansas district awarded a Title II.D Enhancing Education Through Technology competitive grant to implement eMINTS in their state, beginning in fall 2006.

Connecticut

Greenwich School District (The Arch School) joined eMINTS in fall 2010.

Anthony Mullen, 2009 National Teacher of the Year, provides eMINTS PD to high school classrooms as he works toward certification as an eMINTS instructional specialist.

Delaware

The Delaware Center for Educational Technology and Delaware Department of Education first committed EETT Federal funds to support a Delaware implementation of eMINTS in 2007.

Participating districts and schools include Red Clay Consolidated SD, Capital SD and East Side Charter School

Illinois

Dedicated educators have developed eMINTS, including a certified eMINTS instructional specialist, in eight classrooms at Wyvetter Younge Middle School in East St. Louis, IL.

The school received a Hewlett Packard Technology in Teaching grant award and were featured in a school leadership showcase at the National Education Computing Conference (NECC) in 2006.

New Jersey

Little Egg Harbor School District joined the eMINTS National Center in fall 2008

Two certified eMINTS instructional specialists support teachers and multiple classrooms at the elementary level.

Utah

In May 2003, Utah became the first state outside of Missouri to implement the eMINTS program.

Utah educators are learning and teaching the eMINTS way in Alpine, Duschene, Granite, Jordan, Logan, Ogden City, Park City, Provo, Salt Lake City, Tintic and Uintah school districts

New South Wales

eMINTS National Center staff visited Sydney and Dubbo, NSW, in February 2008 and in April 2009, providing PD for Australian educators. Nine Aussies are now certified eMINTS instructional specialists.