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Mathematics and Science Partnerships (Title II, Part B) Additional Resources

For additional information, please refer to the US Department of Education's MSP webpage for resources, regulations, statutes, and guidance: 

Learn more about current MSP Projects. The MSP program, now in its sixth year of implementation, has funded professional development opportunities to thousands of teachers throughout the United States.

Please visit the MSP website developed by the US Department of Education in conjunction with Abt Associates in order to accommodate the growing need to share and disseminate the latest up-to-date information about MSP. The website is designed to provide administrative guidance and resources, provide news about upcoming conferences and events, and provide summaries of project goals and objectives. Please watch this page for upcoming competition updates.

MSP Annual Conference

The MSP Conference site provides information about the regional conference for State MSP Coordinators and subgrantees hosted by the US Department of Education (ED). The two-day conference focused on National and State-Level Program Management issues, review of On Line APR System, Technical Assistance for State Coordinators and Communication within the MSP Program (ED-MSP Website).

National Science Foundation

The Department and the National Science Foundation. (NSF) are working in a partnership to improve mathematics and science teaching in elementary and secondary schools. A major research and development effort, NSF's MSP program responds to concern over the performance of the nation's children in mathematics and science. Institutions of higher education - their disciplinary faculty in departments of mathematics, the sciences, and/or engineering, education faculty and administrators - partner with K-12 districts and others to effect deep, lasting improvement in K-12 mathematics and science education.

Math and Science Partnership Nework (MSPnet) is funded by the National Science Foundation. MSPnet provides nested, interactive learning communities for NSF's Math Science Partnership Project. MSPnet encourages expression of divergent views and the sharing of both successes and challenges in order to create a community of learners who will collectively be enriched by the experiences of individual MSPs throughout the country.