2,686 schools in 50 states and 46 countries (that we know of, as of May 11, 2012) had teachers and librarians who have used ProCon.org in their teaching and reference materials. Those elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities are listed below along with links to the lessons themselves whenever available. We add schools when we see that an educator (not a student) from that school has referenced ProCon.org, usually in a lesson plan, suggested resources list, or as a response to our two-minute Teacher/Librarian Survey.

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B. HIGH SCHOOLS (56)
	SCHOOL / PROGRAM	LOCATION	GRADE	SUBJECT	RESOURCE DESCRIPTION
1.	A. L. Brown High School	Kannapolis, North Carolina	9-12	Social Studies	Survey Response (43KB) Social Studies teacher utilizes ProCon.org for current events and controversial issues discussions in class. Says his students find ProCon.org useful because they "were able to look at both sides of an issue before making a decision of their own in most cases"
2.	A.C. Jones High School	Beeville, Texas	9-12	English	Survey Response (82KB) Ms. Aoueille used ProCon.org in her classroom to help her students with "writing persuasive essays and when we are studying propaganda and logical fallacies."
3.	Aberdeen High School	Aberdeen, Washington	9-12	Library/References	Library Guide (24KB) High School Library guide containing a number of links to websites providing information about voting rights. Links to Felon Voting ProCon.org
4.	Abilene High School	Abilene, Texas	9-12	Speech/Debate	Survey Response (29KB) Mr. William Scott Sowers recommended ProCon.org to students taking an introductory debate class.
5.	Academic Leadership Community	Los Angeles, California	9-12	Civics, Government, Social Studies	Survey Response (14KB) The school librarian utilizes ProCon.org as "students debated on current social and political issues using conservative and liberal voices."
6.	Academie de Nancy-Metz	Nancy France	9-12	English	February 2010 New Sites (2MB) English teacher Michelle Henry links to college resources for students learning English. Links to ProCon.org, Video Games ProCon.org, and Social Networking ProCon.org
7.	Academy for Math, Engineering & Science	Salt Lake City, Utah	9-12	Language Arts	Survey Response (126KB) Language arts teacher Laurie Oberg refers students to Under God ProCon.org to write an argumentative essay. "I think you're doing a great job."
8.	Academy High School	Buda, Texas	9-12	English	Survey Response (29KB) English teacher Karen Collier had students use ProCon.org to write objective research papers and subjective letters, editorials, and speeches. "This has been a great resource for my students!"
9.	Academy of Notre Dame de Namur	Villanova, Pennsylvania	10	Social Studies	Research Pathfinder - Immigration (145KB) Mrs. McMahon's American Government research guide links to Illegal Immigration ProCon.org as the first of many online resources under "Internet."
10.	Academy of Our Lady of Mercy Lauralton Hall	Milford, Connecticut	9-12	Library/Reference	Capital Punishment (99KB) A library guide on capital punishment linked to Death Penalty ProCon.org.
11.	Academy Park High School	Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania	9-12	Social Studies	Mr. Rayer's Supreme Court Links page (135KB) Resources to Supreme Court online resources. Links to ACLU ProCon.org
12.	ADM High School	Adel, Iowa	9-12	Geography	Mr. DePue - Geography (174KB) Geography teacher Jim DePue's wikipage for class activities and assignments. Links to ProCon.org: ProCon.org gives "students a chance to weight arguments and make their own decisions."
13.	Airport High School	Carleton, Michigan	9-12	Civics, Criminal Law, Economics	Social Studies - Traci Hopper (317KB) Social Studies teacher Traci Hopper links to ProCon.org as a "valuable resource site" on her school website.
14.	Alameda High School	Alameda, California	9-12	History and Social Studies	Survey Response (29KB) Teacher Mike O'Malley uses ProCon.org as a resource for 90 second debates that serve as a "warm-up" for his classes. "Your format allows my students to at least sound (if not actually be) informed on both sides of the issue."
15.	Alameda Science and Technology Institute	Alameda, California	10	English	The Dailies Class Blog (105KB) Charles Sutherland's class blog recommends ProCon.org as a source of information for debate research.
16.	Alan C. Pope High School	Marietta, Georgia	9-12	Library/Reference	Media Center Resources (70KB) Online links for high school students. Links to ProCon.org.
17.	Albuquerque High School	Albuquerque, New Mexico	9-12	Library/Reference	Controversial Issues (405KB) The library website listed ProCon.org as a resource for controversial issues.
18.	Alden High School	Alden, New York	9-12	Library/Reference	Election 2008 (155KB) Library reference page with internet resources on the 2008 presidential election. Links to 2008 Election ProCon.org.
19.	Alexis I. DuPont High School	Greenville, Delaware	12	Library/References	AIHS Library Research Checklist (98KB) School library wikipage with resources for Seniors' research. Links to ProCon.org under "Internet Resources."
20.	Alhambra High School	Martinez, California	9-12	Civics	Course Outline (40KB) Modern World/Civics teacher Amy Yunis' resource for civics research. Links to ProCon.org under "More debate research."
21.	Allegany-Limestone High School	Allegany, New York	10	English	Research Links: Controversial Issue Sites (82KB) English teacher Suzan Snyder's resource for research on controversial topics. Links to ProCon.org.
22.	Alpharetta High School	Alpharetta, Georgia	9	American Government	Capital Punishment (993KB) American Government teacher Javier Fernandez assigns students to write about the death penalty. Links to Death Penalty ProCon.org.
23.	Alta High School	Sandy, Utah	9-12	Language Arts	Survey Response (434KB) Language Arts teacher Kelli Miller refers students to ProCon.org to illustrate how the same fact can be used to argue either side of an argument.
24.	Alta Vista Alternative High School	Santa Barbara, California	9-12	Civics, English, History	Teacher Survey (14KB) Teacher Nancy Stevens uses ProCon.org in the classroom for "research on current issues," and to help her students prepare for "a pro/con oral presentation project."
25.	Amador Valley High School	Pleasanton, California	9-12	Library/Reference	Links for Web Site Evaluation (45KB) Library reference page with resources for political research. Links to ProCon.org.
26.	American Heritage Academy	Cottonwood, Arizona	9-12	Civics, Government, Social Studies, Other	Survey Response (83KB) Leonard P. Miller, Principal of grades 9-12, states that teachers are "actively encouraged" to use ProCon.org.
27.	American International School of Johannesburg	Johannesburg South Africa	9-12	Library/Reference	Survey Response (76KB) Library Media Specialist Belinda O'Brien uses ProCon.org for public speaking and research paper information. "I refer to it and have in the past; now I am working in South Africa and want to expose my students to it."
28.	Amesbury High School	Amesbury, Massachusetts	9-12	English	Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck (250KB) English teacher Danielle Mason lists ProCon.org on her Of Mice and Men project webpage under a list titled "Mercy Killings."
29.	Amherst Regional High School	Amherst, Massachusetts	9-12	Library/Reference	Research Links for English (43KB) Resources for persuasive speeches. Links to ProCon.org.
30.	Amistad High School	Indio, California	9-12	English	Survey Response (13KB) English teacher Peggy Roberts uses ProCon.org in the classroom stating that "I took the pro-con articles, assigned them to individuals randomly, sorted the whole group by article into two groups (Pro Con), had them read the articles, discuss it with their group, form a consensus and elect one person to debate their position with the selected party from the opposing viewpoint."
31.	Anaheim High School	Anaheim, California	9-12	Library/Reference	Anaheim High Library: Resources for Success (110KB) Library reference page for internet resources on "Privacy Issues." Links to ProCon.org under "A Few Helpful Sites."
32.	Andover High School	Andover, Massachusetts	9-12	Science	Survey Response (29KB) Science teacher Augusta Johnson refers students to ProCon.org and uses ProCon.org in the classroom.
33.	Angola High School	Angola, Indiana	9-12	Library/Reference	Current Issues (99KB) Media Center's "Student Resources" website links to ProCon.org under "Current Issues."
34.	Anthony High School	Anthony, Texas	9-12	Library/Reference	Survey Response (86KB) District Librarian Gloria Fogerson used ProCon.org to teach students about research and says that the site helped to improve students' critical thinking skills.
35.	Appomattox County High School	Appomattox, Virginia	9-12	Library/Reference	Appomattox County HS Library (53KB) Library reference page with resources for internet research. Links to ProCon.org.
36.	Arcadia High School	Arcadia, California	9-12	Government	Ms. Litsey -- Government, Fall Semester Class Links (28KB) Online links for a government high school class. Links to Medical Marijuana ProCon.org.
37.	Arcata High School	Arcata, California	9-12	Library/References	Project Help: Links, Tips, and Resources (117KB) Student Resource Center webpage for help on school projects. Links to ProCon.org under "Controversial Issue and Debate Topic Suggested Resources."
38.	Archbishop Hanna High School	Sonoma, California	7-12	English	Class Notes (158KB) Teacher Michael Nilan's class resource page links to Illegal Immigration ProCon.org under "Topics: Immigration."
39.	Archie High School	Archie, Missouri	6-12	English	Survey Response (433KB) English and Special Education teacher David Dixon refers students to ProCon.org while researching for persuasive speeches. "It's a great help to students who struggle with pinpointing good web searches."
40.	Arkansas School for Math, Sciences and the Arts	Hot Springs, Arkansas	9-12	Not known	Survey Response (424KB) Instructor James Katowich refers to students to ProCon.org and uses it in the classroom.
41.	Arleta High School	Arleta, California	9-12	Social Studies	Mr. Richard's Web Page (67KB) Online links for high school students. Links to Israeli-Palestinian ProCon.org and ProCon.org.
42.	Arlington Country Day School	Jacksonville, Florida	9-12	Economics, Social Studies	Survey Response (438KB) Social Studies Teacher Kim Pierce refers students to ProCon.org and uses it in the classroom.
43.	Arlington High School	Arlington, Texas	9-12	Economics, Government	Mr. Rob's Corner: Article and Readings (206KB) Government and Macroeconomics teacher John Robison's webpage with resources for his AP American Government classes. Links to ProCon.org.
44.	Arthur Hill High School	Saginaw, Michigan	9-12	English	Survey Response (82KB) English teacher Mr. Shinaver uses ProCon.org as a source for research topics.
45.	Astronaut High School	Titusville, Florida	9-12	English, Language Arts	Survey Response (82KB) Teacher Jackie Barnette uses ProCon.org to locate material for research topics and research papers.
46.	Athena High School	Rochester, New York	9-12	Public Policy	CIA Links (162KB) Ms. Desiena links to ACLU ProCon.org as a resource for students on her CIA links page.
47.	Athens High School	Troy, Michigan	9-12	Civics/Government, Political Science	AP Government and Politics (81KB) Mr. DeSantis links to ProCon.org on his links page for his AP Government and Politics class.
48.	Athens High School	The Plains, Ohio	9-12	Social Studies	Mr. Rogers' Important Websites (117KB) Social Studies teacher John Rogers' webpage lists ProCon.org under "Helpful Websites."
49.	Athol High School	Athol, Maine	9-12	Library/Reference	Issues and Controversies (109KB) Library "English Resources" web page links to ProCon.org.
50.	Atrisco Heritage Academy High School	Albuquerque, New Mexico	9-12	English	Survey Response (27KB) English teacher refers students to ProCon.org and uses ProCon.org in the classroom.
51.	Auburn High School	Auburn, Massachusetts	9-12	Modern World History	Survey Response (85KB) Auburn High School instructor uses ProCon.org in her Modern World History seminar.
52.	Auburn High School Library	Rockford, Illinois	9-12 9-12	Library/Reference Library/References	Links for Classroom Assignments (107KB) List of links provided by various high school teachers for classroom assignments. Links to Prostitution ProCon.org. Links for Classroom Assignments (156KB) Ms. Goldy's and Mrs. Denk's list of internet resources includes links to Death Penalty ProCon.org and Immigration ProCon.org.
53.	Auburn Mountainview High School	Auburn, Washington	9-12	Civics/Government, Economics, History, Political Science, Public Policy, Social Studies	Survey Response (164KB) Social Studies Teacher Norene Osborne uses ProCon.org for her AP US Government and Politics class and says ProCon.org is "an invaluable source of information."
54.	Aucilla Christian Academy	Monticello, Florida	9-12	English, Journalism	Survey Response (13KB) Justin Barfield, an English and Journalism teacher used ProCon.org for "a general discussion about current issues and for research based projects/papers."
55.	Aurora Central High School	Aurora, Colorado	9-12	English	Resource Links: Persuasive Research Links (72KB) English teacher Jennifer Shepard's webpage for persuasive research links to ProCon.org as a resource "for many topics"
56.	Austin Independent School District - Bureau of Curriculum	Austin, Texas	9-12	Social Studies	Social Studies - High School: World Geography (92KB) Social Studies Curriculum page. Additional Resources section links to Illegal Immigration Procon.org.

Last updated on 5/16/2012 4:27:32 PM PST