PTA California Congress of Parents Teachers & Students Inc

Join the TEAM. At Sherman Oaks CES two great Parent Groups serve our schools and students needs.

• Leadership Development

• 623.

Leadership Clark County

LCC offers educational services to community leaders in Clark County, OH seeking to build leadership skills and commitment to community service.

No Boundaries Coalition Inc

the No Boundaries Coalition is a resident led advocacy group, attacking the boundaries of race, class and neighborhood to build a UNIFIED and EMPOWERED 21217 The No Boundaries Coalition is a resident-led initiative to bring Central West Baltimore together across race, class and neighborhood lines to build a more unified and empowered community.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 625.

California Teachers Association

Latest news and updates from Steele Canyon High School.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 626.

ALLIANCE FOR COMMUNITY MEDIA

The Alliance for Community Media, a national grassroots membership org.

• Single Organization Support

• 627.

Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation

To advance high quality, effective policing and strengthen police-community relations in Minnesota through training, outreach, grants and scholarships.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 628.

PTA California Congress of Parents Teachers & Students Inc

We promote family engagement in schools, encourage collaboration with educators to benefit all kids, & provide support to 35 PTAs in @SRVUSD1 Iron Horse Middle School 2022 National Blue Ribbon Award AwardWinning Public Schools CareLine Reports This Weeks PTA Newsletter IHMS Communications FutureFund 2425 Webstore Now Open.

• Youth Development Programs

• 629.

No Struggle No Progress Memorial Foundation Inc

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• Other Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations N.E.C.

• 630.

GRIZZLY YOUTH ACADEMY FOUNDATION

Helping at risk youth, ages 16-18 get their high school diploma, GED or earn 60 credits in five months.