States: Become a state partner.

P21's collaboration with our Leadership States serves to ensure 21st century readiness for every student. This is accomplished by teaming up to fuse the three Rs and four Cs. There is no cost to become a P21 State partner, however all are required to submit an application that outlines their commitment to and strategy for implementing a 21st Century Readiness initiative within their state. For more information, contact Helen Soule.

Businesses and organizations: Become a member.

P21 brings together the business community, education leaders, and policymakers to define a powerful vision for 21st century education. Our national membership represents some of today's most creative minds and nationally recognized thought leaders in the US education, business and technology communities.  As a member, you and your organization have the opportunity to influence national and state level decision makers on how to best implement a framework for 21st learning in every state, every district and every classroom in America. For more information contact Erin Schmidt.

Businesses and organizations: Become a Professional Development Affiliate.

The P21 Professional Development Affiliate Program (PDAP) was designed for companies and organizations that specialize in providing administrator and educator training to states, districts and schools. Professional Development Affiliates participate in a two-day workshop that provides deep insight and understanding of the P21 Framework, and assistance and guidance in integrating the P21 materials and strategies into their training and development programs. All PDAP participants must be approved by the P21 board. For more information on becoming a P21 Professional Development Affiliate contact Erin Schmidt.

Visit the P21 PD Affliates Ning site at http://21stcentury.ning.com. (Requires program membership.)

Educators: Explore and use our resources.

Tour the 21s century skills listings on Route 21, our one-stop-shop for 21st century skills-related information, resources and community tools.You can also see examples of what a 21st century education looks like in the classroom--as well as share your own video best practices--at our video site, Video21. You can also read more and link to various online conversations on our Online Tools page.