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• Includes classes in language arts, math, computers, and skills training in various industries 
• Offers work readiness, job placement, adaptive physical education, and social events 
• Participants who meet certain program criteria earn a high school diploma upon completion

• Includes a multi-disciplinary assessment to determine level of services needed

• Includes home schooling, GED prep, adult basic education, ESL classes, and non-credit classes 
• Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs 
• Offers free and reduced breakfast and lunch programs

• Helps families access support and provisions provided by the Homeless Assistance Act

• Offers guidance counseling, health services, and psychological services for students 
• Provides free or reduced fee breakfast and lunch programs to students who qualify

• Offers parent and child activities focused on school readiness
• Provides child development screenings
• Offers parenting education, guidance, and connections to other services

• Offers education for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade 
• Provides guidance counseling, psychological services, and pupil personnel services 
• Special education is available for children with disabilities 
• Free or reduced fee breakfast and lunch programs are available for students who qualify 
• Supports are available for children experiencing homelessness

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services.

Educational Programs

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- GED preparation and Adult Basic Education (ABE) courses available
- Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs
- Offers programs for infants and specialized preschool programs- Students unable to attend school due to qualifying reasons are provided with in-home education

• Offers programs for middle and high school students with behavioral or attendance problems 
• Vocational training and continuing education programs available 
• Serves free breakfast and lunch to all students pre-k through 12th grade

• Offers programs and services to students of all abilities, including special education 
• Provides free or reduced fee breakfast and lunch programs to students who qualify 
• The Summer Food Program serves meals at select schools during the summer months 
• Guidance, psychological, health, and pupil personnel services are provided
• Provides a comprehensive athletic program for high school students 
• Continuing education includes GED preparation, adult basic education, and evening high school

Operates public schools providing traditional education for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

Public Schools

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- Includes special education, home and hospital instruction, and alternative pathways education
- Offers programs such as accelerated learning, Title I, virtual learning, career and technical education, STEM, and language acquisition
- Provides counseling, psychological, health, and personnel services for students
- Offers mentoring opportunities for students
- Provides free breakfast and lunch for eligible students and summer meals for youth under 18 at designated sites
- Offers transportation to and from school for students in eligible areas

Operates public schools providing traditional education for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

Educational Programs

• Provides counseling, referrals, and a school liaison 
• Holds district meetings with advocates, parents, and community partners 
• Accepts donations that can serve as attendance incentives

• Includes vocational education, continuing education, and ESOL instruction in several languages 
• Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs 
• Offers free and reduced breakfast and lunch programs

• Works with students who have problems with attendance, achievement, or behavior 
• Includes guidance counseling, psychological services, pupil personnel services, school health, and alternative programs

• Offers extra-curricular activities, mentoring, mental health counseling, and on-site health screenings 
• Operates a wellness center where any enrolled high school students may register
• Locations include Gaithersburg, Watkins Mill, and Wheaton high schools

• Includes home schooling, career development, and technology education 
• Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs 
• Offers free and reduced breakfast and lunch programs during the school year and summer months

• Includes home schooling, career development, and technology education 
• Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs 
• Offers free and reduced breakfast and lunch programs during the school year and summer months

• Offers programs and services to students of all abilities, including special education and GED courses 
• Provides free or reduced fee breakfast and lunch programs to students who qualify
• Supports are available for children experiencing homelessness

• Provides family support, guidance counseling, psychological, and personnel services 
• Special education, homeless education, and alternative education programs are available 
• Free or reduced-price meals are available to eligible students