Press Releases
October 22, 2008
A top 100 national ranking of school districts, indicating which districts keep students safest when searching on the Internet, was released today. The 2007-2008 school year Educational Safe Search Index was broken out by small-, medium-and large-sized districts. For the second year in a row, Forsyth County Schools in suburban Atlanta finished first for the large-sized districts, with over 7 million safe searches for the 2007-2008 school year. For the mid-sized districts, Blue Springs School District in Missouri led with 2,615,184 searches and Dupage County School District 45 in Illinois came in first with 629,401 searches for the small-sized districts.
October 16, 2008
Thinkronize Continues Expansion into Canada with Leading K-12 Safe Search Tool, netTrekker
All elementary school students in the Province of Prince Edward Island now have access to the #1 educational search tool for K-12 schools, netTrekker Using netTrekker, students and educators have fast and easy access to more than 300,000 educator-selected digital resources, aligned with provincial outcomes and expectations, that support and enhance the complete curricula. This is the first province-wide agreement Thinkronize, Inc., developer of netTrekker, has signed with a Canadian department of education.
October 2, 2008
Three of our nation's largest school districts have chosen netTrekker, the #1 K-12 educational search tool,to ensure their students are searching safely online. Now educators in Florida's Broward County Public Schools and The School District of Palm Beach County, and Maryland's Baltimore County Public Schools will be able to provide their students and teachers with netTrekker's top-notch educational tools and resources.
June 30, 2008
Thinkronize, Inc., a leader in the digital delivery of K-12 educational content, today announced that Hotmath (www.hotmath.com) will be available free to subscribers of its #1 safe search engine, netTrekker (www.netTrekker.com), in time for the fall 2008 school year. Proven to increase math scores, Hotmath allows students in grades 6-12 to conveniently access step-by-step explanations and tutorials for actual math problems from over 250 textbooks.