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The Maryland School for the Blind is a privately endowed state-aided school established in 1853 to provide educational opportunities to children ages birth to 21 who are blind or visually impaired, including those with multiple disabilities. Capacity of Facility: 200 Ages Served: birth - 21 Grade Range: pre-primary through 12; and nongraded elementary and secondary Private Pay Students Accepted: No

The Family Support & Resource Center, established as part of each local school system in Maryland, have as their goal the provision of knowledge and the development of essential skills fundamental to parents and professionals working together as equal partners in the educational decision making process. Specifically, Partners for Success Centers seek to: increase parental involvement in the special education decision making process; provide information and resources about disabilities and community services; assist families in resolving concerns and to make informed decisions regarding their child?s education; and increase collaborative relationships through information and training. Partners for success serves students age birth-21.Alternate Email: CAD800@aol.com

The Purpose of the Maryland School Psychologists’ Association is to: promote the interests of school psychology as a science and profession aligned with the school’s purpose of helping children learn, to sponsor and promote studies and continued professional development activities in the field of school psychology, to stimulate identification and communication of topics of mutual interest among psychologists working in the schools and to support such efforts made by local groups of school psychologists, and to encourage and support legislation pursuant to the above purposes.