Programs of The Centers for Quality Teaching and Learning™ have impacted hundreds of schools, and are expanding in North Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Virginia.

In North Carolina, where the first schools implemented our original programs in 1997, there are now more than 100 high schools implementing our IT programs. Meanwhile, scores of schools have sent teams of teachers through QTL™ for K-12.

In Arkansas, two dozen high schools participate in QTL™ for IT Educators. The Dawson Center for Quality Teaching and Learning has opened in Arkadelphia, and the program has been offered to teachers through sessions at Hot Springs and others.

In Mississippi, almost two dozen high schools participate in QTL™ for IT Educators programs. Many of them took part in a 2002 Governor's Initiative to build 6,000 computers for the state's classrooms - an event that received national attention. The QTL™ for K-12 program is now serving teachers at the SCMEED Center for Quality Teaching and Learning in Hattiesburg.

QTL™ for K-12 takes center stage in Virginia, where the Botetourt County Schools Center for Quality Teaching and Learning opened in 2003, followed by a QTL™ Center in Lee County in 2004.