Quia - Check out the page created by Mrs.Dodson at quia.com.

• College Board - Official website of the SAT and ACT. Plus, useful information for the college-bound student.
• 10 Minute Resume - By using simple online forms, you can create an expertly designed and layed out resume, receive advice on keywords, and tips on what to write by occupation.
• College is Possible- Thinking about college? It's probably a lot more possible for you to get a higher education than you think.
• College and University Homepages - A complete list of college and university home pages.
• College Net - Online college applications and free financial aid search

• Career and College Planning - Need some help on deciding on a major? Perhaps you have a question about the accreditatoin of a college. This site is where to go. It stores a large archive of different, helpful sites.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

• Spanish
• French

• German

HOMEWORK HELP

• Quiz Hub - A useful source for things such as Multiplication Facts, US Maps, Chemical Elements, and a News Link for a discussion of current events. Plus it has links to places to study foreign languages, science, social studies, and mathematics.
• Infoplease - Browse this homework center for help on any subject.
• Math Help - For those of us who need a little push in Math, this is a perfect site to improve your skills.

• Great Websites for Kids - The American Library Association's list of useful websites for children.
• Odyssey Online - An online journey through ancient Egypt.
• Book Hive - An online guide to children's literature and books.
• Book Pals - A resource for children to hear stories read aloud online and over the telephone.
• Junk, stuff, and thingies - A website that boasts its "silliness", and offers entertainment from games to riddles, to coloring pages.
• Kids Reads - Website that offers newsletters and book clubs for children.
• Story Place - A childrens' digital library.
• Reading Planet - If kids want to find a book to read this summer, this colorful Web site will really encourage them to search and find one.

• Teen Site - Online site just for teens. Includes links to online magazines, lists of books
• Guys Read - Getting boys to read books in the summer-or anytime- can be a real challenge. This totally guy-friendly site includes wonderful book selections, and requires a Java-enabled browser.

• Dictionary
• Merriam-Webster
• One Look
• The Free Dictionary

• Reference Desk - A free and family-friendly site that indexes and reviews quality, credible, and current reference resources.
• Find it Virginia - A website linked to all the libraries in Virginia.
• Fact Monster - An online almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia, and homework help.
• Citations - Website that demonstrates how to cite books and translations
• Find Articles - A website that boasts having 10,000,000 articles not found on other websites.
• Citation Machine - A quick and easy citation website. Just put the book's information in the specified places and *POOF* out pops a perfect citation.
• Virtual Online Library
• Wikipedia - A free online encyclopedia. Claims to be the only encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
• Brain Boost - An academic search engine
• National Geographic Magazine Online - All the interesting information from the magazine, plus more!
• Reading Rockets - This nifty database lists all the titles recommended by Reading Rockets, a nonprofit literacy project.

• Jefferson Lab - This site hosts many different SOL practice tests for Science, Math and Technology.
• SOL - A site that lists tips for students and parents about SOLs, and it has sample tests items and blueprints.
• Virginia SOL - Virginia Standards of Learning has practice tests for all grades and homework help.

• Yahoo
• Ask Jeeves
• Hot Bot
• Google