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Innisbrook Wraps Innisbrook Wraps, America's fastest growing fundraising company, has been helping schools raise money for over 15 years. Headquartered in Greensboro, NC, Innisbrook Wraps is a national company with local representatives throughout the country. Innisbrook Wraps has grown their business through a commitment to quality in all aspects of fundraising, including product, service, and student incentives. With fundraising options available throughout the year, Innisbrook Wraps can answer all of your school's fundraising needs. |
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Computers For Education, Inc. For more than twelve years, the people at Computers For Education (CFE) have provided America's schools with safe and innovative programs for the acquisition of computer, video, and Internet technology. One out of three elementary schools participates making it America's #1 Free Technology Program. |
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Vanderbilt University The Learning Technology Center (LTC) at Vanderbilt University is a research, development and service organization that works toward advanced uses of technology for learning. The Center's members are internationally known for their work on technology in education, and the LTC conducts projects in a variety of areas, including interactive optical disk technology, instructional computer software design and technological environments for teachers and students. |
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IBM Based in Atlanta, IBM K-12 Education is part of the International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) and dedicated to bring all of IBM's capabilities, technologies, and resources together to create and market technology-based solutions for Kindergarten through twelfth grade. As a comprehensive solutions provider, IBM K-12 develops products in a number of areas, which include: Reading/Language, Arts, Mathematics, Science and Instructional Management. |
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National Association of Secondary School Principals The NASSP serves members by: publishing, conducting conferences and workshops, sponsoring recognition programs, and influencing federal legislation. Membership in NASSP includes a wide variety of people interested in secondary education. Although most members are principals and assistant principals in public, private, and parochial secondary schools, many are central office administrators, professors of secondary education, teachers and department heads, or retired educators. |