State Programs

Each state organization addresses agriculture education in a way best suited to its own needs. In some cases, an all-volunteer network is responsible for teacher education and resource development and distribution. States have formed educational nonprofit organizations which have the benefit of a tax-deductible status. In some states leadership is provided through the departments of education, agriculture, or other government agencies; in other states through agriculture organizations or commodity groups; some through universities or colleges; and in some cases through the dedicated efforts of one or two individuals. Some state organizations have employed full- and/or part-time persons to support Agriculture in the Classroom. The combined efforts of volunteers and professional staff are vital ingredients for success.

Each state and US territory is encouraged to have their own AITC website.

Please click on the name of the state or territory to view their site. All links will open in a new browser window.

Alabama	Georgia	Maryland	New Jersey	Rhode Island
Alaska	Guam	Massachusetts	New Mexico	South Carolina
American Samoa	Hawaii	Michigan	New York	South Dakota
Arizona	Idaho	Micronesia	North Carolina	Tennessee
Arkansas	Illinois	Minnesota	North Dakota	Texas
California	Indiana	Mississippi	Northern Marianas	Utah
Colorado	Iowa	Missouri	Ohio	Vermont
Connecticut	Kansas	Montana	Oklahoma	Virginia
Delaware	Kentucky	Nebraska	Oregon	Washington
District of Columbia	Louisiana	Nevada	Pennsylvania	West Virginia
Florida	Maine	New Hampshire	Puerto Rico	Wisconsin
				Wyoming