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43 States and District of Columbia Reporting 2016 State Reports 43 States and District of Columbia Reporting Debra Spielmaker, Team Leader National Center for Agricultural Literacy June 2017

Resource Development Please list, by title, any classroom resources that were developed or revised by your AITC program staff this past year. 90% of the states reporting had developed at least one K-12 resource 95% were aligned to educational standards 89% in 2015 88% in 2014

Estimate number of teachers trained face-to-face statewide with AITC programs, curriculum, or other resources.

The estimation of the number of students reached statewide through their teachers, directly through AITC staff and volunteers with AITC programs, curriculum, or other resources. Total number of students reached in: 2014 – 45 states: 6,708,842 2015 – 46 states: 6,598,618 2016 – 44 reports: 6,876,332

Estimate the number of volunteers who conducted or assisted with AITC programs.

Number of pre-service teachers contacted or trained with AITC. Total number of pre-service teachers reached in: 2014 – 45 states: 9,568 2015 – 46 states (24 reported preservice programs): 8,508 2016 – 44 states (24 reported preservice programs): 9,248 Range/state, 6 – 2,375: pre-service teachers 9 states account for 77% of the total IL, MN, UT, NE, VA, NC, MS, IA, OK

Number of elementary and secondary pre-service teachers contacted or trained with AITC. Total number of pre-service teachers reached in: 2015 – 46 states: 8,508 2016 – 43 states: 9,248

Budgets Budget Range 2014: $0 - $2,607,088 Grant Range 2014: $0 - $1,253,375 Budget Range 2015: $0 - $2,599,942 Grant Range 2015: $0 - $170,000 Budget Range 2016: $0 - $2,432,000 Grant Range 2016: $0 - $200,000

Funding sources for state AITC budgets. No state receives direct federal on-going funds. 21 (48%) reported 100% private funding (54% in 2015) 19 (43%) reported state and private funding (43% in 2015) 2 states reported 100% state funding (OK, NY)

A full-time equivalent (FTE) is 40 hours per week A full-time equivalent (FTE) is 40 hours per week. What percentage of an FTE did you dedicate to Agricultural Literacy/AITC in 2016? 50% (2016) 54% (2015) of State Contacts work 90-100% on AITC programming 6 (2016) of State Contacts work less than 15% on AITC programming 2 reported zero FTEs (volunteers)

Outputs and Outcomes Accomplishment (output): achieving the completion or fulfillment of something Impact (outcome): to have an immediate and strong (measurable) effect on something or somebody related to program goals or objectives To see state accomplishments and impacts, review the state summaries website: http://agclassroom.org/affiliates/state_programs.cfm

Agricultural Literacy Vision Agriculture is valued by all.   Mission Increasing agricultural literacy through K-12 Education. Agricultural Literacy An agriculturally literate person understands and can communicate the source and value of agriculture as it affects our quality of life.