Getsmarter.org provides leverage for education reform efforts in math and science through partnerships with other organizations across the country and around the world.   The following organizations are contributing to improving K-12 mathematics and science education and in developing our nation's future workforce. These contributions range from aiding in web site development and outreach efforts to collaborating on joint initiatives.
		AOL@SCHOOL, a modified version of the America Online service, is a free Internet solution specifically tailored for use in school offices, libraries and classrooms by administrators, teachers, and students. It provides educators and students with one-click access to sites that are valuable and appropriate for all their learning needs. They also offer helpful tools for classroom use including lesson plans and activities, reference materials like encyclopedias and dictionaries, assistance in setting up individual home pages, a personal calendar program, and even a calculator!
		http://school.aol.com/
		Georgia Institute of Technology Center for Education In Science Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC) is a partnership uniting Georgia Tech, educational groups, schools, corporations and opinion leaders throughout Georgia and beyond in one common goal: to see that all students receive the best possible preparation in science, mathematics and technology as they seek their place in the modern world. To do this, CEISMC has developed a number of innovative programs, materials, services, distance learning initiatives and web-based tools that focus on improvement of student and teacher mathematics, science and technological understandings.
		http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/
		National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): Since NASA's creation, chartered by the Space Act of 1958, the Agency has made a substantial commitment to education. NASA's commitment has been and is based on the Agency's inspiring mission, specialized workforce, close working relationship with the research and development community, and unique world-class facilities. Based on these attributes, NASA has created a comprehensive Education Program containing a portfolio of activities directed toward education at all levels. Visit the NASA Education Home Page to access information about educational programs, services, and resources.
		http://education.nasa.gov/
		The National Council of Hispanic Women is a non-profit organization comprised of individuals and organizations with the mission of empowering Hispanic women and giving them a greater role in American society. The main goal of the organization is to have a more direct representation for its members in policy making by establishing Hispanic women in positions of leadership in business and government.
		Riverdeep Interactive Learning: Providing curriculum-based and supplemental Internet and CD-ROM learning experiences for grades K-12, Riverdeep products feature interactive problem-solving approaches and real-world applications. Riverdeep solutions integrate the best in curriculum with the power and flexibility of the Internet and other computer-based technologies. Rich in proprietary content and educational value, Riverdeep solutions minimize the educational constraints of time and place. Teachers can teach and students can learn anywhere, any time. All that's needed is access to a computer.
		http://www.riverdeep.net
	Other partnerships are under development so check back frequently for updates.