2016 Teacher Challenge: Do Teachers Tutors in all 50 States?

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My Town Tutors is making a huge commitment to be the #1 tutoring resource for parents and teachers in America. Our motto is “Teachers are great tutors!” Parents love the fact that every teacher in our directory is a teacher! This summer we are expanding to all 50 states!
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Week #11: We list 44 tutors from 10 out of 11 states (91%)! We need to find ONE teacher who tutors in Illinois!

  1. Week #1 (8 tutors): California: Top California Tutors: California Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a California tutor today! Top California Jokes!
  2. Week #2 (8 tutors): Texas: Top Texas Tutors: Texas Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Texas tutor today! Top Texas Jokes!
  3. Week #3 (5 tutors): Florida: Top Florida Tutors: Florida Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Florida tutor today! Top Florida Jokes!
  4. Week #4 (5 tutors): New York: Top New York Tutors: New York Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a New York tutor today! Top New York Jokes!
  5. Week #5 (0 tutors): Illinois: We are looking for ONE Illinois Teacher who Tutors! Top Illinois Tutors: Illinois Teachers are Great Tutors! Find an Illinois tutor today! Top Illinois Jokes!
  6. Week #6 (2 tutors): Pennsylvania: Top Pennsylvania Tutors: Pennsylvania Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Pennsylvania tutor today! Top Pennsylvania Jokes!
  7. Week #7 (2 tutors): Ohio: Top Pennsylvania Tutors: Pennsylvania Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Ohio tutor today! Top Ohio Jokes!
  8. Week #8 (3 tutors): Georgia: Top Georgia Tutors: Georgia Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Gerogia tutor today! Top Georgia Jokes!
  9. Week #9 (4 tutors): Michigan: Top Michigan Tutors: Michigan Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Michigan tutor today! Top Michigan Jokes!
  10. Week #10 (1 tutor): North Carolina: Top North Carolina Tutors: North Carolina Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a North Carolinatutor today! Top North Carolina Jokes!
  11. Week #11 (6 tutors): New Jersey Top New Jersey Tutors: New Jersey Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a New Jersey tutor today! Top New Jersey Jokes!
  12. Week #12 Virginia (0 tutors): Top Virginia Tutors: Virginia Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Virginia tutor today! Top Virginia Jokes!
  13. Week #13 Washington (0 tutors): Top Washington Tutors: Washington Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Washington tutor today! Top Washington Jokes!
  14. Week #14: Massachusetts (194 tutors): Top Massachusetts Tutors: Massachusetts Teachers are Great Tutors! Find a Massachusetts tutor today! Top Massachusetts Jokes!

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Arizona – 11, an increase of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 1,261,385 or 24.6 percent to 6,392,017 in 2010.
Indiana – 11, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 403,317 or 6.6. percent to 6,483,802 in 2010.
Massachusetts – 11, a decrease of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 198,532 or 3.1 percent to 6,547,629 in 2010.
Tennessee – 11, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 656,822 or 11.5 percent to 6,346,105 in 2010.
Maryland – 10, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 477,066 or 9 percent to 5,773,552 in 2010.
Minnesota – 10, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 384,446 or 7.8 percent to 5,303,925 in 2010.
Missouri – 10, a decrease of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 393,716 or 7 percent to 5,988,927 in 2010.
Wisconsin – 10, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 323,311 or 6 percent to 5,686,986 in 2010.
Alabama – 9, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 332,636 or 7.5 percent to 4,779,736 in 2010.
Colorado – 9, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 727,935 or 16.9 percent to 5,029,196 in 2010.
South Carolina – 9, an increase of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 613,352 or 15.3 percent to 4,625,364 in 2010.
Kentucky – 8, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 297,598 or 7.4 percent to 4,339,367 in 2011.
Louisiana – 8, a decrease of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 64,396 or 1.4 percent to 4,533,372 in 2010.
Connecticut – 7, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 168,532 or 4.9 percent to 3,574,097 in 2010.
Oklahoma – 7, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 300,697 or 8.7 percent to 3,751,351 in 2010.
Oregon – 7, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 409,675 or 12 percent to 3,831,074 in 2010.
Arkansas – 6, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 242,518 or 9.1 percent to 2,915,918 in 2010.
Iowa – 6, a decrease of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 120,031 or 4.1 percent to 3,046,355 in 2010.
Kansas – 6, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 164,700 or 6.1 percent to 2,853,118 in 2010.
Mississippi – 6, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 122,639 or 4.3 percent to 2,967,297 in 2010.
Nevada – 6, an increase of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 702,294 or 35.1 percent to 2,700,551 in 2010.
Utah – 6, an increase of 1 electoral vote. The state’s population increased by 530,716 or 23.8 percent to 2,763,885 in 2010.
Nebraska – 5, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 115,078 or 6.7 percent to 1,826,341 in 2010.
New Mexico – 5, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 240,133 or 13.2 percent to 2,059,179 in 2010.
West Virginia – 5, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 44,650 or 2.5 percent to 1,852,994 in 2010.
Hawaii – 4, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 148,764 or 12.3 percent to 1,360,301 in 2010.
Idaho – 4, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 273,629 or 21.1 percent to 1,567,582 in 2010.
Maine – 4, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 53,438 or 4.2 percent to 1,328,361 in 2010.
New Hampshire – 4, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 80,684 6.5 percent to 1,316,470 in 2010.
Rhode Island – 4, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 4,248 or 0.4 percent to 1,052,567 in 2010.
Alaska – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 83,299 or 13.3 percent to 710,231 in 2010.

Delaware – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 114,334 or 14.6 percent to 897,934 in 2010.
District of Columbia – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 29,664 or 5.2 percent to 601,723 in 2010.

Montana – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 87,220 or 9.7 percent to 989,415 in 2010.
North Dakota – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 30,391 or 4.7 percent to 672,591 in 2010.
South Dakota – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 59,336 or 7.9 percent to 814,180 in 2010.
Vermont – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 16,914 or 2.8 percent to 625,741 in 2010.


Wyoming – 3, unchanged. The state’s population increased by 69,844 or 14.1 percent to 563,626 in 2010.
 

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