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"At Alta Heights Elementary School our community works collaboratively to provide authentic and engaging learning opportunities for all students that foster critical thinking and lifelong curiosity. Vision: At Alta Heights, we aspire to develop resilient, empathetic learners with a strong sense of belonging. "

Clubes de Ciencia Mexico (CdeCMx) is a non-profit organization that seeks to encourage Mexican students to pursue professional careers in STEM. We have designed and implemented a blended model of STEM education through hands-on workshops, called Clubes and online courses, named MiniMOOCs. The Clubes and MiniMOOCs target high school and undergraduate students. They are designed for students to learn theoretical and practical aspects at the frontier of multiple topics in STEM. The curriculum of each Club and miniMOOCs is developed by a team of young scientists from the most prestigious universities and research institutions in Mexico and the USA. Each year during the summer we carry out our week of Clubes de Ciencia in multiple cities in Mexico in partnership with multiple institutions. Our miniMOOCs are available to everybody through our online platform.

Our mission is to bring real and lasting change to children, youth and families living in poverty through holistic multidimensional programs in education and skills development.

Private Non-sectarian Elementary Day School. Woodland Country day School is dedicated to educational excellence for its students in an environment that builds self-esteem, confidence and respect for others. Academics, Athletics and Aesthetics are watchwords for our program.

The foundation partners with the Asheville City Schools community to ensure every student has access to enriching, equitable educational opportunities. It raises funds, awards educator grants, runs after‑school and arts residency programs, and provides scholarships and emergency family supports to help students thrive.

The purpose of the Foundation is to support the mission of Virginia State University by receiving, managing and distributing donations and contributions that aid in the enhancement and growth of the University. Virginia State University, a public, comprehensive 1890 Land Grant institution and historically black college/university, is committed to the preparation of a diverse population of men and women through the advancement of academic programs and services that integrate instruction, research, extension, and outreach. The University endeavors to meet the educational needs of students, graduating lifelong learners who are well equipped to serve their communities as informed citizens, globally competitive leaders, and highly effective, ethical professionals.

The Down Syndrome Research Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

DUTTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE A CHRISTIAN EDUCATION TO STUDENTS FROM PRESCHOOL THROUGH 8TH GRADE.

The Cottage School provides a specialized K–12 program for students with learning differences, combining academic coursework with experiential classes and social-emotional supports. Its work is focused on helping students build confidence, develop practical skills, and transition to independent, productive post‑secondary lives.

Billion Oyster Project restores oyster reefs in New York Harbor while engaging New Yorkers—especially K–12 students—in hands-on STEM education and community science. Their work combines reef restoration, shell recycling, and school-based field programs to improve water quality, create habitat, and build long-term community stewardship of the Harbor.

The Canyon Education Foundation is an organization dedicated to supporting the educational programs of the Canyon Elementary School in Canyon, California. Their activities are entirely dedicated to fundraising. The organization is similar to a PTA. Funds are donated directly to the Canyon School each year to make up the difference between actual operating expenses and state funding. While most of the funding is from parents and friends of the Canyon School who give direct donations, volunteers occasionally run fundraising events.

Founded in 1976, Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health (MassCOSH) engages youth and adult community members as leaders in promoting safe, secure jobs and healthy communities throughout eastern Massachusetts. Through education, leadership development and coalition-building, youth and adults gain the skills and support to address dangerous work conditions and prevent work-related diseases and disabilities. MassCOSH has a special focus on immigrants and other lower-income adults, and young people of color who often work in jobs that are the most unsafe and unhealthy.