Offers advocacy and support to help pregnant teens and young parents stay in school. Advocacy More information: - Participants receive instruction on parenting and job readiness skills - Provides referrals for counseling and healthcare

Provides education services to children in Montgomery County. Public Schools More information: - 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 comprehensive instructional programs for students in pre-k through 12th grade, as well as continuing and special education programs. Summer Food Programs, Public Schools, After School Programs More information: - After school programs are available at individual schools - Includes an Alternative Center and a Technical High School - Provides free breakfast and/or lunch to eligible children at community sites during the summer months

Offers support services for Prince George's public-school students. Education More information: - 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

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - 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 educational services, including K-12 academic programming and a vocational-technical high school. Education

Provides instruction and school administration for 77 schools in the area. Education

Helps students who need emotional and educational support through counseling and psychological testing. Counseling Services More information: - Services are provided by psychologists, school counselors, social workers, and pupil personnel workers

Offers a personalized education plan for children who require special assistance. Special Education

Helps parents experiencing homelessness get education and support for their children. Homeless Education Assistance

Offers an education program for children who have special needs. Special Education Programs More information: - Includes both school and residential components - Supports parents with home visits, playgroups, and parent groups - Offers assessments for educational, psychological, and audiological needs

Provides programs and services to improve the overall development of students. Youth Development More information: - 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

Offers information and referral, support groups, and education on parenting and prenatal health as part of a school-based program. School Based Services

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - 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

Provides free or low-cost breakfast and lunch to eligible students in AACPS. Food Assistance

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - 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

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - 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

Provides education services to children in Charles County. Public Schools More information: - Offers guidance counseling, health services, and psychological services for students - Provides free or reduced fee breakfast and lunch programs to students who qualify

Helps families with children who are experiencing homelessness get the support and education they need. Homeless Shelter/Services

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - 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

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Education More information: - Includes afterschool care, tutoring, adult education, and a career and technology center - 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

Assists children who need special education due to cognitive, emotional, or physical issues. Special Education

Provides students with alternative education options when their instructional needs cannot be met at their home school, or they want to take additional classes. Alternative Education Programs

Helps students and families with truancy and attendance issues. Truancy Counseling/Support More information: - Provides counseling, referrals, and a school liaison - Holds district meetings with advocates, parents, and community partners - Accepts donations that can serve as attendance incentives

Offers traditional education for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Public Schools More information: - Includes special education and related services, home and hospital instruction, and alternative pathways education - Special programs include accelerated learning, Title 1, virtual learning, career and technical education, STEM, and language acquisition programs - Provides free breakfast and lunch to all students who meet income eligibility guidelines - Offers training and support for mentors working with students - Provides counseling, psychological, health, and personnel services to students - Offers free meals to school-aged youth under 18 during the summer at designated sites Provides transportation to and from school for all students in transportable areas