• Unknown

• 1828.

Northern California-Nevada Section of the Aapt

PUT ON WORKSHOPS TO INCREASE TEACHER RETENTION & ENHANCEMENT FOR PHYSICS & PHYSICAL SCIENCES.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 1829.

South Florida Academy of Learning Inc

Operated a non-sectarian school in order to provide compulsoray educational insturction and its associated services.

• Unknown

• 1830.

Volunteers in Education Inc

Volunteers in Education (VinE) engages the community in the education of its students, supporting their growth and preparing them for productive citizenship.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 1831.

California Teachers Association

Fremont Unified District Teachers Association To represent Fremont United District Teachers in contract negotiations, teaching conditions, compensation, performance, benefits and disputes.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 1832.

California Teachers Association

Organized exclusively as a professional school employees association and for educational purposes.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 1833.

Tiferes Golda Inc

To support Jewish children with learning challenges and disabilities in an inclusive, mainstream religious school environment and enable them to learn in least restrictive environment and in religious school HOME ABOUT SUPPORT CONTACT More A JEWISH EDUCATION IS FOR EVERY CHILD Our mission is simple but absolutely critical ensuring that all of the girls in Baltimore have a place in our community schools which can appropriately address their educational social and religious needs.

• Education N.E.C.

• 1834.

Innovative Education Management Inc

It is our goal to change the public education system for all, to one in which every student has an individualized learning plan.

Sacramento Literacy Foundation

Our mission is to advance literacy in the Sacramento Region.

• Unknown

• 1836.

THE STUDENT EXCELLENCE FOUNDATION

The Student Excellence Foundation is the education foundation for CUSD200, serving its more than 1,000 educators and 13,000 students.