I have a teacher friend joining the ESRI K12 program. Is there a way to search the name of her town to see if other schools i her area are doing this? She would like someone with experience to brain storm with. TY

[KimJackson]

Looking for a list of middle and high schools with an ESRI K12 GIS program.

[ShannonWhite1]

Esri typically doesn't release customer information but, there are a few things that you can suggest:

1) Have the teacher join this GeoNet forum and ask questions.  Many of us may not be nearby but are willing to assist when asked!  Many people will share syllabi, lessons, tips and tricks. 

2) Check the GeoMentor's site for other schools and GIS professionals nearby that might be of assistance: GeoMentors | AAG

3) Check with the state Geographic Alliance -- they typically can make local recommendations of teachers that are using GIS that they know of.  

Shannon White

[KimJackson]

Thanks Shannon,

I appreciate your quick reply and good suggestions.

Kimberly Jackson, GISP

GIS Manager

Office of Technology and Information Services

Florida Department of Environmental Protection

2600 Blair Stone Road, MS 6520

Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400

Open Data Portal<geodata.dep.state.fl.us>; FDEP Interactive Map Gallery<http://fdep.maps.arcgis.com/home/>

phone: (850) 245-8296

internal phone: (58296)

e-mail: kimberly.d.jackson@dep.state.fl.us

[ShannonWhite1]

And I forgot... there is a map of "schools" not people found at:  http://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=c369c6d9bb6d4232bb3ad066cd5b9280    and if you/the teacher looks at #4 on this map there are educators who have participated in the Esri T3G (Teachers Teaching Teachers)  Institute who also may be willing to help.  

Shannon White

GIS Certificate Coordinator

William & Mary

[KimJackson]

Even better! Thanks Shannon!

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Shannon White

GIS Certificate Coordinator

William & Mary

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