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Founded at Rutgers University Graduate School of Education, NIEER's mission is to provide research and research opportunities to educators, policy makers, researchers, and journalists about education for 3 and 4 year olds.

Listing of Internet sources on special education. The SERI website is arranged by topic and includes specific disorders and more general topics such as law and legislation.

This is the education website for the Smithsonian Institute. For educators, the site includes field trips, lesson plans, professional development and a resource library that all utilize the Smithsonian collections.

Educational resources of the United States Geological Survey, serving K-12 primary and secondary education with reports, publications, maps, and aerial photography.

The DOE was created in 1980 to foster educational excellence and ensure equal access.

Founded in 1996 to make the Internet more user friendly for educators.

World Education Services is a not-for-profit organization that specializes in foreign credential evaluation. WES provides evaluations for thousands of foreign-educated individuals annually.

This is the website for the University of California, San Diego Extension program. It is one of the largest continuing education providers in the world with over 500,000 California students.

Picture of a college hall at Simpson College, Iowa. Colleges and universities offer a way to further education or update workplace skills.

The Association is dedicated to providing information and resources for adult and continuing education.

AreaVibes helps people find good places to live by scoring a series of metrics for cities and neighborhoods in each state of the USA. Metrics include cost of living, crime rates, education, employment, housing, weather, transportation, and health.

Bucknell, located in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, was founded in 1846. Bucknell has 3400 undergraduates and 150 graduate students.

The Academy, located in San Francisco, has a mission of exploring, explaining, and protecting the natural world.

FAS encompasses Harvard College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and the Division of Continuing Education. The website describes the museums and institutes also connected to FAS.

Georgia Tech, located in Atlanta, was founded in 1885. In 1961, it was the first university in the Deep South to admit African-American students without a court order.

Founded in 1636, Harvard is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, it is highly selective school. Harvard has had many distinguished graduates including seven presidents.

UCSB was established in 1944. The school has a faculty of 1080, five of whom are Nobel prize winners. UCSB is known as one of the hottest schools according to Newsweek Magazine.