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The Belair Cooperative Nursery School, established in 1962, is one of the oldest preschools in the City of Bowie. The school is a non-profit, non-sectarian, and non-partisan organization. It has been accredited by the Maryland State Department of Education since 1970. The Belair Cooperative Nursery School rents classroom space from the Christian Community Presbyterian Church on Belair Drive in Bowie. Our purpose is to provide children with a group experience that extends the values of family life by fostering a sense of community involvement. It is the philosophy of the school to encourage student awareness of and participation in one’s natural, social, and cultural environment. The school attempts to provide a program which is appropriate to the child’s stage of development and which is satisfying to him or her. The school introduces the students to music appreciation as well as Spanish. We strive to recognize the unique characteristics and abilities of each child and to cultivate in each a love of learning and a consideration of others. Parental involvement is an essential part of a cooperative school. The parents form the Board of Directors and govern the entire program. They hire the teachers, assist in planning the educational program, and participate in the classroom on a rotating basis as teacher’s aides.

To educate, engage, and empower our community to become stewards of the land that sustains us.

Serving individuals with special learning needs across the lifespan.

CDSAE's mission is to prepare students for career and college readiness through a holistic, person- centered approach. The school will use an ABA methodology in an inclusive environment focusing on the arts.

Founded in 1983 by North Carolina Governor James B. Hunt to bring NC Businesses voice to the education table to ensure we are educating our students toward the needs of the workforce pipeline now, so that North Carolina will have a vibrant economy in the future.

An independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to awarding grants to organizations with programs that promote educational development, economic development and physical & mental health initiatives.

To surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.

The Downtown School promotes exceptional academic achievement, intellectual flexibility, deep learning, creativity, and whole-child growth through an authentic, experience-based curriculum that creates a landscape for learning out of the world around us.

Young Artist Society empowers future generations to pursue education, serve their community and achieve success creatively. We engage students in their own learning process by teaching music production, business & leadership from a student-driven curriculum.

The Give Back Collaborative, Inc. specializes in the promotion and enrichment of STEM education for African-American and minority students through after-school enrichment programming in underserved communities.

The Worcester Youth Orchestras, Inc. Founded in 1947, the Worcester Youth Orchestras (WYO) have maintained a presence in Central Massachusetts for more than 60 years offering musical training, orchestral experiences and fostering life long friendships for aspiring young musicians. The mission of WYO is twofold - first, providing youth with an educational and enjoyable musical experience to build the qualities of teamwork, self-discipline and diligence that will benefit them now and as adults. And second, providing accessible live musical performances and cultural enrichment to the greater Worcester community.

Al-Ihsan Academy's mission is to deliver the highest standard of academic education in a nurturing environment, rich in the knowledge, practice and promotion of Islamic values.