Education

The Digital Literacy Project is is an initiative through the University of Maryland Extension (UME) that aims to bridge the digital divide throughout the state of Maryland. Our mission is to bring digital inclusion to Marylanders by providing resources and education to help guide communities through the process of increasing digital literacy and inclusion. Marylanders Online offers free digital and technology support to all Maryland residents. Connect with live Digital Navigators by calling a toll-free hotline (1-866-206-8467) Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to receive one-on-one tech support or[…]

The Division of Early Childhood at the Maryland State Department of Education is responsible for early care and education in Maryland. The main mission of the Division is to improve early education in Maryland so that young children are well prepared for school. The Division is composed of the Office of Child care, the Early Learning Branch, and the Collaboration and Program Improvement Branch.[…]

Sharon Conway became an educator in 1995 and has not stopped since. She is a public school teacher with over 20 years experience. She has taught students of all ages and multiple content areas, but middle school specifically math) is her preference. Sharon is here to help if you need it.[…]

What is Extension?Established by Congress in 1914, University of Maryland Extension (UME) is an educational network, centered in the country’s seventy-two land grant universities. UME provides research-based practical education to the problems of American families, agriculture, business, and industry. In Maryland, UME operates through the University of Maryland at College Park, and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. UME has field offices in all twenty-three Maryland counties and Baltimore City. UME is financially supported by federal, state, and local government. UME faculty and staff are professionals engaged in non-formal educational programs that address economic, environmental, technical, and social concerns[…]

In partnership with family and community, the Caroline County Public Schools will motivate and challenge students to attain educational excellence.[…]

To inspire individuals.[…]

As part of the National Wildlife Refuge System, Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge acts under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to preserve, protect, and manage wildlife and habitat for future generations.[…]

Helping children and adults with developmental disabilities achieve their greatest potential.[…]

To provide general academic tutoring in all subjects at all levels.[…]

The Transition Center Program (TCP) provides a continuum of transition services and career development services that connect community, work, and independent living activities to 18 to 21 year old students who earn a certificate of completion after completing four years of high school. After high school, this subset of students is at risk for higher unemployment, as well as increased dependency on government support programs and their families for continued support. We believe that with transition services that incorporate opportunities to access age appropriate environments, our students can prepare to live and work as independently as possible. The TCP[…]