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| HARFORD COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

SECTION 9

EDUCATION

Huntington Learning Center

565 Baltimore Pike

Bel Air Plaza

Bel Air, MD 21014

410.420.3020

800.CAN.LEARN

www.huntingtonlearning.com

Huntington tailors tutoring programs to fit an

individual student’s unique needs, academic goals

and schedules, and are proven to accelerate

academic results to help the student succeed.

The John Archer School

100 Thomas Run Road

Bel Air, MD 21015

410.638.3810

410.638.3840 | Fax

www.hcps.org

This public special education school serves

Harford County students with disabilities.

Maryland State Department

of Education

Homeless Education Coordinator

200 W. Baltimore Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

410.767.0945

www.marylandpublicschools.org/

MSDE

MSDE provides information to parents about the

rights of homeless children to an education.

Master Gardeners of

Harford County

Harford County Extension Office

2335 Rock Spring Road

P.O. Box 663

Forest Hill, MD 21050

410.638.3255

www.extension.umd.edu/harford-

county/home-gardening/master-

gardeners

Maryland Master Gardeners are volunteers

trained by the University of Maryland who provide

horticultural education services to individuals,

groups and communities. Training to become a

Harford County Master Gardener is held once a

year. Contact the office for more information.

Oak Grove Classical

Christian Academy

2106 E. Churchville Road

Bel Air, MD 21015

410.838.1333

office@oakgroveclassical.org www.oakgroveclassical.org

• PRE-K FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS

Monday & Wednesday 9:00–11:30 a.m.

• PRE-K FOR 4-YEAR-OLDS

Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9:00–11:30 a.m.

• KINDERGARTEN

Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

• GRADES 1–12

Full day, 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Sisters Striving for Success

410.273.6367

Sistersstriving4success@yahoo.com

This non-profit organization provides social,

financial, and educational support to the

youth in Harford County, guiding them toward

academic excellence and improving their overall

quality of life. The outreach program provides

support to disadvantaged youth to aid them in

overcoming difficult and challenging situations.

University Center

Northeastern Maryland

1201 Technology Drive

Aberdeen, MD 21001

443.360.9200

443.360.9109 | Fax

jlabe@ucmaryland.com www.ucmaryland.com

The University Center Northeastern Maryland

is located in Aberdeen, MD at the juncture of

Interstate 95 and Rt. 22 and provides expanded

higher education access to the citizens of

northeastern Maryland. Baccalaureate and graduate

programs are offered by colleges and universities

in support of the educational needs of the region.

Visit the website for specific program information.

University of Maryland Extension

Harford County Office

2335 Rock Spring Road

P.O. Box 663

Forest Hill, MD 21050

410.638.3255

www.extension.umd.edu

The University of Maryland Extension “educates

people to help themselves” with practical,

research-based knowledge. Staff provides

assistance and answers to questions regarding

horticulture, agriculture, nutrient management,

joining 4-H. The Maryland Extension offers

educational programs and problem-solving

assistance dealing with a number of topics.

University of Maryland

University College (UMUC)

• STUDENT SERVICES

4305 Susquehanna Avenue

Building 4305

Janet Barr Soldier Support Center,

Room 210

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

• CLASSROOM BUILDING

3147 Raritan Avenue

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

855.655.UMUC

www.umuc.edu/visitors/locations/

aberdeen.cfm

UMUC offers classes and student services on

Aberdeen Proving Ground. This site serves the

local military as well as civilian students. Please

call for information about base access; in some

instances, a FERPA waiver form may be required.

Wilson Ministry Center

1024 Main Street

Darlington, MD 21034

410.836.3555

wilsonministycenter@gmail.com www.wilsonministrycenter.org

Wilson Ministry provides a variety of educational,

support, and outreach programs to the residents

of Darlington and the surrounding areas. Offers

before and after school care, summer camp

programs, senior and teen activities. The Getting

There Rideshare program provides seniors a ride to

appointments and events. The Deer Creek Coffee

House is a musical program provided once a month

from September to June. Check website for details.

SECTION 10

Employment

Alliance, Inc.

• CORPORATE OFFICE

8003 Corporate Drive

Nottingham, MD 21236

410.282.5900

410.282.3083 | Fax

www.allianceinc.org

• BELCAMP OFFICE

Vocational Rehabilitation Services

4510 Wharfpoint Court

Belcamp, MD 21017

410.994.0600

410.994.0274 | Fax

• INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM

125–127 S. Philadelphia Road

Aberdeen, MD 21001

410.273.1390

• OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH

CLINIC

4 North Avenue, Suite 306

Bel Air, MD 21014

410.420.7929

Alliance, Inc. provides case management, therapy,

and psychiatric services to children and therapy

and psychiatric services to adults with emotional,

mental, and behavioral disorders. The goal is to

successfully integrate the client into the community

with the help of a residential program, vocational

rehabilitative services, and a factory division

for providing jobs for people with disabilities.