• Professional Societies & Associations

• 5392.

Crescent City Schools

The mission of Crescent City Schools is to support and develop open enrollment schools that raise student achievement and prepare students for college.

Martin Luther King Youth Center Inc

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SAFE, AFFORDABLE, AND EDUCATIONALLY-ORIENTED AFTER-SCHOOL AND SUMMER SCHOOL CHILD CARE SERVICES TO CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN THE SOMERSET COUNTY, NJ AREA.

Bronx Success Academy Charter School 1

Success Academy is a network of 57 NYC public schools with a K-12 curriculum.

Kids Unlimited Academy White City

We offer a year-round school year, diverse learning curriculums, & a made-from-scratch food program THE MISSION OF KIDS UNLIMITED ACADEMY WHITE CITY IS TO PROVIDE A HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION IN A POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THAT EMBRACES DIVERSITY, BUILDS ON THE STRENGTHS OF ITS STUDENTS, AND WORKS TO ACCELERATE THE LEARNING OF STUDENTS WHO HAVE TRADITIONALLY COME TO SCHOOL TWO TO THREE YEARS BEHIND IN VOCABULARY AND LITERACY SKILLS.

• Single Organization Support

• 5396.

Noah Webster Educational Foundation

We inform & equip parents, teachers, & legislators to reclaim America's education & culture.

COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF NEVADA INC

Empowering 100K+ Nevada students in 118 Las Vegas, Reno, Elko & Winnemucca high-needs schools.

THE PARISH CHILDREN'S SCHOOL

Jorge Jorge first came to The Parish School at age 4 after receiving an unspecified pervasive developmental disorder diagnosis.

Lycee Francais de Chicago Inc

The LFC is an international, multilingual school that fosters educational excellence and empowers its students to become well-rounded, active global citizens.

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

• 5400.

HELP YOURSELF WIN FOUNDATION INC

Opening the door to their future Changing the lives of children through afterschool programs linked to college campuses and a program for adults seeking a second chance for meaningful employment Help Yourself Win Foundation Help Yourself Academies Colleges often reach out to high school students however by then children may well have lost interest in education.