PRIME Home Page		PRIME stands for Promoting Reform in Mathematics Education. It began in 1994 as a teacher enhancement project funded for five years by the National Science Foundation. PRIME was administered by the Department of Mathematics at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona and focused on increasing the mathematical knowledge and leadership skills for over 200 Tucson teachers in grades 3 - 8.
Membership Information Workshop Schedule		At the conclusion of the grant, the PRIME Extension Consortium was instituted to extend some of the opportunities offered by the grant in a self-supporting endeavor. The Consortium allows elementary and middle schools to utilize the services of a support teacher by sharing the cost of funding the program. Member schools are provided fifty hours of support teacher services at their school which may be used for workshops, classroom visits, planning sessions for teachers, and/or content instruction for teachers in mathematics.