This document consists of the first two years (20 issues) of a newsletter intended for K-12 networking teachers. It provides a forum for the exchange of information for and by the K-12 community about digital networks and networking resources, applications to education, significant events, and major international, national, regional, and state programs and policies relevant to K-12 networking. The following are regular publication features: Infobytes; Edulists; Project Corner; The Digital Calendar; and The NetTEACH Bookstore. Volume 1 cover articles include: "The Promised Land" (Janice Abrahams); "What the Blues Have To Do With Paying Dues--Bringing Teachers Online (Ferdi Serim); "A Gift of Hope to America's Youth: Press Conference Remarks" (William Jefferson Clinton); and the following articles by the editor: "Chaos in the Classroom: A Cornucopia of Opportunity"; "The Art of California Cooking and the Vision of K-12 Internetworking"; "The Tao of K-12 Networking"; "The Real Challenge of Getting Teachers and Students Onto the Information Superhighway"; "Changing the Political Economy of Education"; "A Small Green Island--Can We Make a Difference? You Have." Volume 2 cover articles, all by the editor, include: "Net-Impressionism, Digital Graffiti, and the Networked School"; "The Learning Revolution"; "NetParents: Building New Bridges of Understanding and Forging New Partnerships"; "The Vocation of Global Citizen"; "Learning Online--Virtual Outward Bound Adventures"; "The Internet--A World of Horizontals"; "Connectivity: One Small Step for Local Schools, One Giant Step for Global Learners"; "From Cybernetic Learning Colonies to a New Constitution for Global Learners"; and "Critical First Steps in Creating Cybernetic Learning Systems." (MAS)