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Thinkronize and netTrekker d.i. honor the following 100 districts for their outstanding commitment to keeping students safe when searching the Internet for educational purposes. This year's list was categorized into small, medium, and large-sized districts. The number of safe searches by district ranged from 460,000 to 7.2 million.
Top Three Districts in Each Category
| Large-sized | Medium-sized | Small-sized | 1. | Forsyth County Schools, GA | Blue Springs School District, MO | Dupage County School District 45, IL |
| 2. | Sacramento City USD, CA | Pflugerville ISD, TX | Jonesboro Public Schools, AR |
| 3. | Greenville County School District, SC | Valley View Community Unit SD 365U, IL | Woodridge School District 68, IL |
We applaud all of the Top 100 districts for providing their students with safe, relevant digital content, and for improving the learning process with innovative technology solutions like netTrekker d.i. A special congratulations to Forsyth County Schools in suburban Atlanta for topping the list for the 2nd year in a row.
To see the full list of districts and learn more about the Safe Search Awards program, click here.
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"We have had an amazingly positive experience implementing netTrekker d.i. in the Sheboygan Falls Schools. On August 27th every teacher in our district received an hour of hands-on training in using the site. The response has been very impressive! Teachers immediately began to develop lessons using netTrekker d.i. We have already seen more than 47,000 page views by our elementary school alone since the training. I have never experienced this kind of immediate and positive response to the implementation of a new program. It is exciting to be teaching this product to educators!"
Martin Gross
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Sheboygan Falls, WI
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