Similar organisations to THE EQUITY PROJECT CHARTER SCHOOL
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Kindergarten, Nursery Schools, Preschool, Early Admissions
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5905.
Creative Care Childrens Center Inc
Child care for infants and children, and educational classes for preschoolers through primary grades.
Barrington
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Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution
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5906.
RADNOR EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC
Radnor Educational Foundation is a non-profit local education fund founded to generate private funding and community support for Radnor Township School District.
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Wayne
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Educational Services and Schools - Other
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5907.
Cityscience
CityScience is committed to raising the quality of science education and supporting environmental stewardship.
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Brooklyn
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Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled
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5908.
Arbor Center for Teaching
TO ESTABLISH, CONDUCT, MANAGE, AND MAINTAIN A CENTER FOR THE TRAINING OF PREKINDERGARTEN AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS WHO HOLD BACHELOR OF ARTS OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES IN FIELDS OTHER THAN EDUCATION.
Tualatin
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Elementary, Secondary Ed
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5909.
Chappaqua Childrens Workshop Inc
Children's Childcare Services. Provide an exciting educational experience before and after public school.
Chappaqua
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Elementary, Secondary Ed
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5910.
Celandine Life-Prep Academy Inc
CULTIVATING LIFE LONG LEARNING THROUGH CORE ACADEMINC INSTRUCTION, COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND BUSINESS KNOW-HOW.
Maitland
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Youth Development Programs
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5911.
High Point Leap
OUR MISSION: OUR VISION IS TO ERADICATE POVERTY THROUGH EDUCATION, COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND LOCAL SOLUTIONS THAT EMPOWER YOUTH AND FAMILIES TO REACH THEIR DREAMS FOR A GREAT LIFE.
High Point
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Education N.E.C.
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5912.
North Clackamas Education Foundation
Bridging the gap to ensure students are engaged and ready to learn NCEF RAISES COMMUNITY FUNDS TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN NORTH CLACKAMASSCHOOL DISTRICT (NCSD) FUNDING AND THE UNMET NEEDS OF ITS STUDENTS.
1200
Clackamas
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Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
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5913.
The Oakland REACH
We are a parent-led group empowering parents from our most under-served communities to demand high quality schools for their children, and to disrupt systematic education inequities in Oakland public schools.
1709
Oakland