Alabama-Wyoming: State Government Pages for Teachers & Students

From New Hampshire State Library.

View information on enrollments, school staff, achievement trends, and more. Searchable by county, city or town, SAU, district, charter, and CTE Center.

Interactive reports include district reports, enrollment reports, NAEP reports, NECAP assessment and assessment by grade reports, participation reports, school reports, and Smarter Balanced Interactive Report. Links to additional reports are also available.

Searchable by artist, title, group or genre, this database "is a directory of audio recordings, music books, and videos produced by traditional musicians, most of whom make their home in New Hampshire."

Includes state government branches (executive, legislative, and judiciary), state flag, state holidays, and more.

Includes links to a list of Governors of New Jersey, 1776-Present, the Underground Railroad, Documentary Treasures, and more.

Resources for teachers about New Jersey, including videos and guides.

Includes options for finding a public school or a non-public school as well as links to other directories of education resources.

A short history of New Jersey.

Symbols of New Jersey

"Includes electronic New Jersey State government publications along with digital books, photographs and postcards about New Jersey but not published by state government (Jerseyana). This database is designed to address the long-term preservation and access requirements of electronic government publications and other digital material."

NJEDL is an online library of literature and multimedia on the environment of New Jersey, including material on related topics such as wildlife and wildlife habitats. The collection includes documents and reports, scientific studies, photographs, videos, maps, and more. The project is a collaboration between the Rutgers University Libraries and the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.

Provides data on such areas as academic achievement, college and career readiness, and student growth along with demographic and enrollment data. Searchable by school name and county/district.

Resources and information for classroom instruction.

Originally intended as an electronic textbook of New Mexico History Search this site links users to images, transcripts of primary source documents, oral histories, films, songs and more. The primary search is by names with places, timelines, multimedia or topics presented as lists.

Cases in Context (CiC) is a joint outreach project between the New Mexico Supreme Court Law Library and the New Mexico State Library. This civics education program explores New Mexico history and law through New Mexico Supreme Court cases. Court rulings reflect a specific question at a specific time in history and are a fascinating starting point for further questions.

Includes links to virtual field trips, digital collections, online resources, and fun activities for kids based on the Museum’s research and collections.

Learn about the environment. Includes nature activity guides.

Nature and environment magazine for kids in New York State.

New York State Constitution, effective Jan. 1, 2015 (46 p., pdf file), and current as of 2024.

New York State government: Executive, judicial, and legislative branches, and 96 agencies.

National Monument, New York.

Do a Keyword search to find your public library. You may also choose to find your library by Community Name, Library Name, Public Library System, Senate or Assembly District.

From the North Carolina Secretary of State. Includes North Carolina Almanac, State Symbols, Legends and ghost stories, fun-N-gsmes, homework help, and more

This database searches after school programs, camps, citizen science resources, environmental education courses, conferences, consulting resources, contests, educational materials, field trips, grants, brochures, websites, professional development opportunities, programs and more for environmental education opportunities and resources on a variety of topics including agriculture, air, animals/wildlife, astronomy, conservation, consumer education, ecology, endangered species, energy, environmental health, environmental justice, gardening, composting, geology, outdoor skills, pollution, population, recycling, soil, stormwater, sustainability, trees and water. May also search by location or organization.

Highlights North Carolina's unique resources, people and culture to enrich, educate and inform.

Digital collections on a wide variety of topics produced by the North Carolina State Archives and North Carolina State Library. Collections include: Governor's papers (modern and historical), Family Records, Black Mountain College, Senate Audio, World War II Maps and Posters, and many others collections.

Find full text current and historic publications produced by North Carolina state government.

This online resource provides a single source of data about student achievement and attendance, class size, school safety, teacher quality, school technology and other information from the state’s public and charter schools.

This database allows users to view and search information pertaining to the form of government and method of election for each incorporated municipality (city, town, and village) in North Carolina.

Including climate, state symbols, nicknames, and more.

The NDSU Digital Repository is an institutional repository provided by the NDSU Libraries that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material located at or produced by the NDSU community.

Search materials in the Libraries by keyword, title, author, subject, or ISBN/ISSN; limit by location, material type, year, or language.

An ongoing project to provide access to biographical sketches found in a wide variety of North Dakota publications. It currently contains some 250,000 names to published biographical sketches of North Dakotans found in over 800 publications.

An online treasure house of thousands of images, documents, video, and oral histories depicting life on the Northern Plains from the late 1800s to today. Here you'll find a fascinating snapshot of the lives, culture, and history of the people who shaped life on the prairies.

From the introduction, "The 2016 edition of Ohio Facts covers 100 topics in as many pages. These pages are grouped into the following eight categories: Demographics, Economy, Natural Resources and Environment, Public Finances, K-12 Schools, Colleges and Universities, Health and Human Services, and Justice and Public Safety Systems. "

Descriptions of and directions to the nature preserves that are open to the public. Includes a category for handicapped accessible sites.

From the Oklahoma Historical Society.

The Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at the OSU Library invites you to explore this website and meet the women who have played an important role in Oklahoma politics.

From the "about" page, "The purpose of this work of reference is to provide a thoughtful, scholarly retrospective of the state's past, in all of its variety. We aim to approach our past, and to illuminate our present, by examining and presenting our history in basic, well-established historical themes and topics. Each theme is complimented by cultural, regional, and geographical perspectives."

From the website, "Similar to other state’s Blue Books, the Almanac includes information on Oklahoma’s state agencies, and the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of government. The Almanac also includes election results, county statistics, a tourism section, a wildlife and nature section, Oklahoma history, federal government contacts, lists of Oklahoma museums and statewide associations, and more."

Search several databases with your ODL Library Account. ***Available only to Oklahoma residents.***

Search or browse the history of Oklahoma. Resources include documents, photographs, newspapers, reports, pamphlets, posters, maps and audio/visual content. Content ranges from the late 1800s to the present day.

Search by county or city.

Search various Oklahoma maps including land, political, transportation, weather, aerial photos, administrative unites, education, hydrology, seismicity, and more.

From the Oregon Secretary of State.

From the "about us" page, "The Oregon Encyclopedia provides definitive, authoritative information about the State of Oregon, including significant places, culture, institutions, events, and people."

Use search box at bottom of page to review over 2,500 works of art funded and held by the State of Oregon. View more information through the full digital archive at Oregon Percent for Art Archive at University of Oregon

Find out more about the official emblems, symbols, and inventions that have come to represent Pennsylvania.

A database to find those plants that are not native to Pennsylvania

Includes the island's symbols, fun facts, and trivia.