How to Access School Websites

Schools, particularly universities, were among the first organizations to establish websites. Now, everyone can be informed about a school via the Internet. Check scheduled events, curriculum information, faculty contact, and a host of other necessary communications online. It's easy to access your school's website--here are several ways to go about it.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. As a general rule schools use the following URL suffixes: .edu for colleges and universities, .org for independent schools and (county/city or district name), .k12.(state).us.gov for public primary and secondary schools.
2. Visit an educational or school association website for specific requests for information or a list. Use the association's online searchable database to find the school's information including a website link.
3. Type the school's name, city and state into the search engine. Click on the correct website address or enter it into the Internet browser's URL space. Get close matches from the browser's search engine for failed attempts.
4. Contact the school district's office by phone and obtain the correct Web address. Call the school directly, if you're unable to reach someone at the district office.

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