A private, nonprofit organization that pairs Washington, DC public high school students with trained adult mentors to promote their academic, career, and personal development. Information on activities and successes.

Provides information to parents and interested citizens about hearings, school board meetings, events and changes within the D.C. school system.

To provide minority students in the Washington metropolitan area with the opportunity to attend private schools in grades seven through twelve. Events, application procedure, contact information.

A scholarship program for African-American high-school seniors who display outstanding writing and speaking skills and will be attending college.

Strives to inspire and motivate children within the classroom structure to immerse themselves in the wonders of science and math.

Offers classes for adults in medical and computer fields, as well as English as a Second Language classes.

Consultant and reading specialist offering tutoring and educational diagnostic testing services.

Non-profit organization dedicated to designing and implementing educational programs for the low-income residents of the DC metro area. Programs are primarily for immigrants from Latin America. Pre-school, adult education, and volunteer opportunities.

Its responsibilities include administering nutrition programs, such as the school lunch program, and financial aid programs, such as the DC Tuition Assistance Grant Program for college study. Includes news, reports, legislation, program information, and links to web sites related to local education.

Offers programs for young men between the ages of 15 and 25, including SAT preparation and academic review of math and English, followed by character-building lectures and sports.

Offers scholarships and support to low-income African-American children at participating schools, grades K-12, in the metropolitan area. Features programs, news, member schools and events.

The primary purpose of the foundation is to provide educational financial assistance to Catholic High School students living in the Archdiocese of Washington D.C.

Parent resource phonebook for metro Washington DC. Lists contact information for preschools, childcare, schools, camps, entertainment, medical services, recreation, and children's activities.

Provides low-income families with partial scholarships for private school tuition. Includes application in English and Spanish and information on donating, volunteering, and interning.

Articles and columns pertaining to education in the area.