• Youth Development Programs

• 3979.

Elite Skills Development

Elite Skills Development (ESD): providing educational programming to youth, adults and organizations in order to create pathways to self-sustainability and build healthy, productive communities.

• Vocational Technical

• 3980.

Humanitys Kitchen Inc

To operate a technical school with specialized programs for adults who are unemployed to gain new job skills and certifications in culinary and hospitality careers.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 3981.

Tus Inc

The University School is committed to the integration of the educational, personal, developmental and social growth of our students.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 3982.

Explorers Montessori Coastal Cooperative

PROVIDE AN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TO STUDENTS WITH A FOCUS ON THE AREAS OF: PRACTICAL LIFE, SENSORIAL EDUCATION, LANGUAGE, AND MATHEMATICS Our Mission Explorers Montessori Coastal Cooperative establishes the foundation for lifelong learning by providing a positive supportive and thoughtfully prepared environment that cultivates an understanding and appreciation of the world beyond the classroom.

NATIONAL COLLEGE RESOURCES FOUNDATION

26 years of service connecting students to colleges, careers, and beyond.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 3984.

Georgia Educators for Equity and Justice Incorporated

A community of Black educators in metro Atlanta.

• Education N.E.C.

• 3985.

Gathering Learning Studio

The Gathering Learning Studio is on a mission to provide an in-person learning studio for self-directed homeschooled and online early college students.

School Connect

School Connect empowers children by connecting schools to their community.

• History Museums

• 3987.

The Baltimore Village School Inc

HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HOME HISTORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN THE NEWS CONTRIBUTE GALLERY VIDEOS CONTACT HISTORY Image by John Clark The Baltimore Village School located at 575 Baltimore Drive in Cramerton North Carolina was built by Stuart Cramer in the late 1920s for the children of African American men and women who worked in Cramer Mills and Cramers dairy farm and orchards.