| 4-H Youth Development Program – University of Maryland | |
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| Phone Number | 410-822-1244 |
| Address | 28577 Mary's Court, Suite 1, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.extension.umd.edu/talbot-county/4-h-youth-development-1 |
| Description | Maryland 4-H is the University of Maryland's youth development program and is part of the national 4-H system. All states across the U.S. offer 4-H educational programs. All youth of ages 5 through 18 as of January 1 of the current year are welcome to participate in 4-H programs. Adult volunteers are welcome! Let us know your interests and we'll help you get to work helping young people learn new project information and develop skills for success in life. We can also help you start your own club if none of our current club project offerings matches your family's interests. 4-H offers a variety of project areas for youth to explore. Talbot 4-H supports three National Mission Mandates featuring projects in areas of science, healthy living, and civic engagement. Talbot 4-H faculty, staff, and volunteers plan and lead learning activities related to 4-H projects. 4-H teaches youth through hands-on “learn by doing” activities that encourage children and teens to experiment, innovate, and think independently. Youth use their HEADS to learn and develop life skills, their HEARTS to support and encourage others in their 4-H clubs, their HANDS to carry out a wide variety of community service projects, and their HEALTH to improve the quality of life for themselves and others. Through participation in the program, youth learn project-related knowledge and develop skills for success in life. The Hendricks Life Skills Wheel shown above contains examples of life skills associated with each H: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. National studies have documented that 4-H members often do better in school, are more motivated to help others, have confidence to try new things, develop self-esteem, and create lasting friendships. 4-H can be a fun, educational experience for your entire family. |
| Adult Education – Chesapeake College | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-5400 |
| Address | 1000 College Circle, Wye Mills, MD 21679 |
| Hours | Varies per class |
| Website | www.chesapeake.edu/continuing-education |
| Description | Wherever you are and wherever you want to go in life, Chesapeake College can help you get there. Founded as Maryland’s first regional community college in 1965, Chesapeake offers a range of educational opportunities that combine excellence, convenience, and affordability. Our degree programs (with more than 70 college majors), certificate programs, career training, non-credit workforce training, and lifelong learning have transformed the lives of thousands on the Eastern Shore. Adult Education; Adult Basic Education; Adult High School Diploma Programs; GED / High School Equivalency Test Instruction; Work Force Training; Computer Training; Skilled Trades Programs; Youth Programs . Many of the GED prep classes are free. See the Chesapeake College website or call for registration information. |
| Benedictine School | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 634-2112 |
| Address | 14299 Benedictine Lane, Ridgely, MD 21660 |
| Website | www.benschool.org |
| Description | For 60 years, the mission of Benedictine has been to help people with developmental disabilities achieve their greatest potential. Today, Benedictine provides more than 200 children and adults with special education, vocational training, supported employment and home like residential living options on our main campus and in the community. Our values of Dignity of Work, Compassionate Caring and Hospitality serve as the driving force throughout the organization and directly support our mission. These values and our mission will continue to guide us and assure our future success in meeting the needs of children and adults with developmental disabilities. The Benedictine School is a non-graded, twelve-month residential and day school for males and females, ages 5-21, grades K-12 with mild-severe intellectual disabilities, multiple disabilities, and autism. Behavioral characteristics of students appropriate for admission may include those with limited or no communication skills, impulsivity, short attention span, poor judgment, resistance to change, difficulty making transitions, difficulty developing and maintaining relationships, repetitive behaviors, and obsessive insistence on sameness of routine. Also appropriate are prospective students with limited adaptive behaviors in some, or all of the following areas: functional academics, self-care, social skills, home living, health and safety, self-direction, vocational and employment needs. Referrals may be made by Boards of Education, Departments of Social Services, other human service agencies, private professionals or parents. While each student is reviewed and evaluated on an individual basis, the following programming needs are not available at the Benedictine School: substance abuse treatment, the deaf/blind; severe sex offenders; fire starters or those requiring a secure facility. The Benedictine Open Community/Adult Services Program supports persons ages 21 and over with developmental disabilities. Participants explore vocational interests, engage in job development, and build skills in industries of choice within a supportive environment designed to assist in finding competitive employment in the community or in volunteer positions. Community living and independent living skills are also provided and our beautifully decorated group homes provide a comfortable home environment in attractive and safe neighborhoods for those participating in our adult residential program. |
| foundation@benschool.org | |
| Building African American Minds (BAAM) | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 714-3838 |
| Address | P.O. Box 1066, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday - Thursday 3:45pm - 5:30pm, Athletic Center hours vary |
| Website | www.baamboys.com |
| Description | BAAM, Inc. is an after school tutoring program for African American males in grades 1-5 from Easton Elementary School who are at risk for failure. We aim to recognize and address socioeconomic barriers that inhibit their ability to learn effectively and provide academic enrichment in a safe, caring, and structured environment. BAAM Athletic Center is located at 31 Jowite Street, Easton, MD 21601. |
| Career Pathways – Neighborhood Service Center | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-5015 |
| Description | Talbot County residents between the ages of 16 and 24 that are not in school or working are eligible for free employment training. This program will assist Opportunity Youth develop critical employment soft skills and offer training opportunities as they move along their path to achieving their educational and/or employment goals. |
| Email: | moconnor@edsisolutions.com |
| Chapel District Elementary | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-2391 |
| Address | 11430 Cordova Road, Cordova, MD 21625 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/chapel-district |
| Description | Talbot County Public School in Cordova serving Pre-K through 5th graders. |
| Character Counts Mid Shore, Inc. | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 819-0386 |
| Address | 108 Maryland Avenue, Suite 103, Easton MD 21601 |
| Website | www.charactercountsmidshore.com |
| Description | Character Counts Mid Shore, Inc. is a citizen-driven youth development nonprofit organization with proven, research-based program outcomes,* including increased academic achievement, decreased rates of poor behavior, and lowered rates of chronic school absenteeism. Our mission is to develop positive character in all aspects of students’ lives in order to prepare youth for productive futures and invest in the ongoing vitality of our local communities. Six Pillars of Character - Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. Character Counts Everywhere, All the Time! That is the message of the National Character Counts Coalition of which we have been a member since 1996. Character development doesn't end at the schoolhouse door. Young people aren't going to buy into a philosophy if they don't see adults demonstrating it in their daily lives. To that end, Character Counts Mid Shore makes available a variety of strategies that can help adults come to terms with the important position of "Role Model". Staff Trainings: Whether for school teachers and administrators or business executives, Character Counts in the workplace too. Community Partnerships: Character Counts Mid Shore fosters relationships between the businesses, schools, service organizations and youth activities. Businesses have formed the backbone of our Winners Walk Tall Program by providing dozens and dozens of volunteer coaches. Businesses and Foundations have also gone to bat for Character Counts, assisting with the purchase of Character Counts resources for students, sponsoring activities and providing services at no cost. |
| charactercountsmidshore@gmail.com | |
| Chesapeake Christian School | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-7600 |
| Address | 1009 N. Washington Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.chesapeakechristian.org |
| Description | Chesapeake Christian School, located in picturesque Easton, Maryland, has been reaching students for Jesus since 1999. Striving for academic excellence, our K-4 through 12th grade facility offers the traditional classroom setting with an average teacher-student ratio of 1:15. Additional academics opportunities include independent studies, dual enrollment, and internship programs. CCS offers many opportunities to produce well-rounded students with Christian values. We offer programs such as band, choir, handbells, drama, student-led Bible studies, prayer groups, and community and global outreach projects. Students also enjoy competing academically with area schools, both private and public. |
| Email: | office@chesapeakechristian.org |
| Chesapeake College | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-5400 |
| Address | 1000 College Circle, Wye Mills, MD 21679 |
| Website | www.chesapeake.edu |
| Description | Wherever you are and wherever you want to go in life, Chesapeake College can help you get there. Founded as Maryland’s first regional community college in 1965, Chesapeake offers a range of educational opportunities that combine excellence, convenience, and affordability. Our degree programs (with more than 70 college majors), certificate programs, career training, non-credit workforce training, and lifelong learning have transformed the lives of thousands on the Eastern Shore. Dual Enrollment available for high school students. English Language Courses offered at varying days/times/locations. |
| Mailing Address: | P.O. Box 8, Wye Mills, MD 21679 |
| Chesapeake Forum: An Academy For Lifelong Learning | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 829-8652 |
| Address | PO Box 544, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Class times vary |
| Website | www.chesapeakeforum.org |
| Description | Chesapeake Forum is an intellectual cooperative of lifelong learning, with courses planned, run, and led by dedicated volunteer faculty. Chesapeake Forum is open to everyone who wishes to learn, and welcomes anyone willing to listen and discuss a myriad of topics with an open mind and a respectful curiosity for the views of others. With a continuously changing curriculum, Chesapeake Forum offers sessions on current events, cooking, literature, history, art, music, and writing along with outdoor courses on birding, tree identification, and much more. There is also an occasion trip to a museum or historic site of interest. |
| Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center | |
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| Phone Number | (443) 786-1120 |
| Address | 331 E. Dover St, Easton MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday - Friday, 9am to 6pm - Resource Center |
| Website | www.chesmrc.org |
| Description | Mission: By coordinating services and informational programs, The Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center (ChesMRC) empowers people from different cultures to become successful and engaged members of our community. Through education, we strive to breakdown cultural barriers that arise from differences in language, appearance or ethnic traditions. ChesMRC provides information and referrals for: - Legal Services - Immigration Services - Health Services - Education - Employment - Counseling - Translation Services - Recreation - English Classes - Family Support - Taxes - Driver's License - Citizenship Classes - School Enrollment - Youth Development - Afterschool Program for grades 1-5 - High School Afterschool Program - Cub Scouts - Girl Scouts - Health Education & Outreach Since it’s inception in 2012, ChesMRC has provided services to more than 4,000 non-English speakers in Talbot and surrounding counties, involving over 6,500 separate requests for information and referral. No other organization is addressing this need. |
| Mailing Address | PO Box 1990, Easton MD 21601 |
| Interpretation / Translator Services Available | Yes |
| info@chesmrc.org | |
| Child Find | |
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| Phone Number | 410-822-0330, ext. 139 or ext. 141 |
| Address | 12 Magnolia Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/departments/special-education/child-find |
| Description | Child Find is a process in which children with special needs are identified. Preschoolers and school-age children who have suspected or already identified problems in development may which interfere with their educational progress may be referred. Who May Refer? - Parents - Physicians - Community Agencies - Child Care Providers - Other Health Specialist - Private Schools Who is Eligible for Child Find? Residents of Talbot County, ages 3-21, who have suspected or diagnosed delays in thinking and reasoning, speech and language, motor skills, self-help skills, social and adaptive behavior. All services are provided by Talbot County Public Schools at no cost to the family. Who Do You Contact (Children Ages 3-21:) Supervisor of Special Education Talbot County Education Center 410-822-0330, ext. 139 or ext. 141 |
| Country School, The | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-1935 |
| Address | 716 Goldsborough Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.countryschool.org |
| Description | The Country School is an independent, coeducational, K-through-8 school founded in 1934. The Country School’s mission is to provide an outstanding academic experience for our students. We do so by adhering to some simple, but time-tested and powerful basics: small classes, individual attention, and an appropriate level of challenge for each of our learners all in a warm and nurturing family setting. Our school, while traditional and structured, is also wonderfully innovative, rich, vibrant, and child-centered. Our program provides our students with an outstanding faculty and with a firm grounding in essential academic skills yet also engenders a life-long love of learning. |
| Easton Elementary – Dobson | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-0550 |
| Address | 305 Glenwood Ave, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/EES-dobson |
| Description | Public School, Pre-K-1st |
| Easton Elementary – Moton | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-0686 |
| Address | 307 Glenwood Ave, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/EES-moton |
| Description | Public School, 2nd - 5th grades |
| Easton High School | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-4180 |
| Address | 723 Mecklenberg Ave, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/EHS |
| Description | Public School, 9th-12th grade |
| Easton Middle School | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-2910 |
| Address | 201 Peachblossom Road, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/EMS |
| Description | Public School, 6th-8th grade |
| Empower Me – Talbot County DSS | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 770-5870 |
| Address | 301 Bay Street, Unit 5, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Trainers are available to do the training during regular business hours, evenings and weekends. |
| Description | Empower Me is a child abuse prevention program that teaches safety skills to children ages 3-12. There is also a training available for adults to educate them about the Empower Me program. About the program: Empower Me teaches us that - • All kids are special and deserve to be safe • Most grown-ups want kids to grow up to be healthy, happy, safe and strong • Empower Me does NOT teach stranger danger because children and teens are much more likely to be victimized by someone they know • More than 90% of abductors/abusers are known to the child Instead we teach children that if any person tries to make us break our safety rules OR any person who gives us the uh-oh feeling— we tell one of our five trusted adults. |
| paris.quillet@maryland.gov | |
| Foundation of Hope | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 443-9936 |
| Address | P.O. Box 1604, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.foundationofhopemaryland.org |
| Description | The Foundation of HOPE, Inc., a 501 (c) (3) organization was established to help women and young girls. The first program launched under the foundation was the Economic Development and Empowerment Program for girls. The program serves girls in sixth-grade attending Middle School. The goal is to teach them to be viable contributors to the future workforce. The program covers topics including addressing low self-esteem, bullying, social media, workforce development, economic and community development, entrepreneurship, financial literacy and more. We believe children are our future, and we must prepare them early to be great future leaders. |
| keasha@foundationofhopemaryland.org | |
| Getting Ahead – Talbot County DSS | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 770-5185, (410) 770-4848 |
| Address | 301 Bay Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.dhr.maryland.gov/local-offices/talbot-county |
| Description | Workshops for community members seeking to move from financial instability to stability. The program allows participants to explore the impact that poverty and low wages have and what it takes to move from just getting by to getting ahead and realizing the future that they really want. Participants take part in a 13-week workshop, meeting two hours a week in small groups where they have problem-solving discussions and investigations. Weekly stipends, childcare, dinner and transportation assistance are offered to participants in the program. |
| Contact | Mary Robey, Workforce Specialist, mary.robey@maryland.gov |
| Healthy Families Mid-Shore | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 819-5600, (443) 262-4464 |
| Address | 100 S. Hanson Street, Easton MD 21601 |
| Website | www.health.maryland.gov/qahealth/community-health/Pages/Healthy-Families-MS.aspx |
| Description | Healthy Families Mid-Shore is an evidence-based, accredited home visiting program of the Queen Anne's County Department of Health in partnership with Talbot County Health Department, Kent County Health Department and Caroline County Health Department. The families served are eligible for Maryland Children's Health Program or are uninsured and must reside in Queen Anne's, Talbot, Kent or Caroline Counties. Highly trained Family Support Workers deliver home visiting services to families facing some challenges. Using the "Growing Great Kids" curriculum, the Family Support Workers offer support services, resources and education for prenatal / postpartum women, fathers, and infants. We conduct developmental screenings for children, provide referrals to community resources and provide information regarding essential parenting tips. The program is voluntary and geared towards each family's individual needs. For more information please contact Healthy Families Staff. |
| Healthy Habits – Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center | |
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| Phone Number | (443) 786-1120 |
| Address | 331 E. Dover Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.chesmrc.org |
| Description | Nutrition classes and meals in the ChesMRC after school program. Open to all age eligible students. |
| Maryland Workforce Exchange | |
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| Phone Number | Tech Support: (410) 767-2100 |
| Website | mwejobs.maryland.gov |
| Description | A powerful online job seeker/workforce services system that provides fast access to a complete set of employment tools in one website. It was specifically designed for job seekers, students, case managers, employers, training providers, workforce professionals, and others seeking benefits and services. |
| Tech Support: WeHelp@dllr.state.md.us | |
| Reengagement Coordinator – TCPS Student Services | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-0330 |
| Address | 12 Magnolia St, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us |
| Description | Assistance reconnecting with school or work to Talbot County residents, between the ages of 16 and 24, that are not in school or working. |
| Saints Peter & Paul School | |
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| Phone Number | 410-822-2251 (Elementary) / 410-822-2275 (High) |
| Address | 900 High Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.ssppeaston.org |
| Description | Saints Peter & Paul Parish and School is a dynamic Catholic community on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Our Parish community is represented by three church and one PreK-12 school and is best described as a n inclusive family of individuals that uses God's gifts to be the Face of Christ to others. As the ONLY Catholic Pre-K - 12 school on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, we offer: - Excellence in academics - Diverse student life and athletic opportunities - A community rooted in faith - Outstanding and experienced faculty - Small class size - A faith-centered sense of service and leadership - Middle States Association accredited - Voted "Best Private School in Talbot County" by the Star Democrat |
| St. Michael’s Middle High School | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 745-2852 |
| Address | 200 Seymour Ave., St. Michaels, MD 21663 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/SMMHS |
| Description | Public School, 6th-12th |
| St. Michaels Community Center | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 745-6073 |
| Address | 103 Railroad Avenue, St. Michaels, MD 21663 |
| Website | www.stmichaelscc.org |
| Description | The Mission statement of the Saint Michaels Community Center is to promote and provide quality activities and services that will contribute to the physical, emotional and social well being of the community. The Vision of the Saint Michaels Community Center is to enhance the quality of life and to fill the unmet needs of our community through the following; Provide supervised program opportunities for the enrichment of our children and teens. Provide activities and services for senior citizens. Provide affordable recreational, social, and educational activities to the community residents of all ages regardless of ethnicity gender or economic status. Develop partnerships with other non-profit groups and community–oriented organizations. Provide exemplary management of the Center and its activities. |
| Mailing Address | P. O. Box 354, St. Michaels, MD 21663 |
| St. Michaels Elementary | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 745-2882 |
| Address | 100 Seymour Ave., St. Michaels, MD 21663 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/SMES |
| Description | Public School, Pre-K-5th |
| Talbot County Board of Education | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-0330 |
| Address | Talbot County Education Center, 12 Magnolia St, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/board-ed/board-members |
| Description | The local school board is a critical public link to public schools. Whether elected or appointed, school board members serve their communities in several important ways. |
| Talbot County Free Library – Easton Branch | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-1626 |
| Address | 100 W. Dover Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday and Thursday: 9am to 8pm, Tuesday and Wednesday: 9am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday: 9am to 5pm (E-resources and e-classes available 24/7) |
| Website | www.tcfl.org |
| Description | Services Provided: Free access to books, ebooks, audiobooks, DVD's, magazines, newspapers, 24/7 research databases, online classes and tutoring, and more! Also free public computers with internet access and free wifi. Free scanning to email, free meeting rooms for qualified groups, quiet study rooms and educational programs for all ages. Color printing/photocopies for $.25 a page, black and white computer printing for $.10 a page. Black and white photocopies for $.15 to $.25 a page. |
| Talbot County Free Library – St. Michaels Branch | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 745-5877 |
| Address | 106 Fremont St., St. Michaels, MD 21663 |
| Hours | Monday and Thursday: 9am to 8pm, Tuesday and Wednesday: 9am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday: 9am to 5pm (E-resources and e-classes available 24/7) |
| Website | www.tcfl.org |
| Description | Services Provided: Free access to books, ebooks, audiobooks, DVD's, magazines, newspapers, 24/7 research databases, online classes and tutoring, and more! Also free public computers with internet access and free wifi. Free scanning to email, free meeting rooms for qualified groups, and educational programs for all ages. Color printing/photocopies for $.25 a page, black and white computer printing for $.10 a page. Black and white photocopies for $.15 to $.25 a page. |
| Talbot County Public Schools | |
|---|---|
| Phone Number | (410) 822-0330 |
| Address | 12 Magnolia Street, Easton MD 21601 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us |
| Description | We're a highly driven team of 624 educators, leaders, managers and administrators, wholly dedicated to serving eight schools spanning Talbot County in Maryland. We serve a diverse population of more than 4,650 students in grades pre-kindergarten through 12. Schools: - Chapel District Elementary - Easton Elementary - Dobson - Easton Elementary - Moton - Easton Middle - Easton High - St. Michael's Elementary - St. Michael's Medium/High - Tilghman Elementary |
| info@talbotschools.org | |
| Talbot Family Network | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 770-6870 |
| Address | 11 North Washington Street, Easton, MD 1601 |
| Website | www.healthytalbot.org/about/talbot-family-network |
| Description | Talbot Family Network concentrates on prevention and early intervention services to children, youth and families in Talbot County. Tasks include planning, developing and monitoring family-oriented, community-based programs that are culturally relevant. To prevent fragmented and duplicated services in the county, Talbot Family Network serves as the coordinating body for community-level grants and initiatives. Collaborating with Talbot Family Network, a number of community task forces develop long-range plans based on proven or innovative strategies as well as on previously collected local, regional, state and national data. These efforts focus on two outcomes: Children are Safe in their Homes and Community and Children Enter School Ready to Learn. |
| talbotfamilynetwork@talbotcountymd.gov | |
| Talbot Mentors | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 770-5999 |
| Address | 108 Maryland Ave, Suite 102, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday - Friday: 9am to 5pm |
| Website | www.talbotmentors.org |
| Description | The mission of Talbot Mentors is to work to ensure that all young people in Talbot County have the opportunity to mature into engaged and productive members of their communities. Through consistent support, guidance, coaching and role modeling, our volunteer mentors will strive to instill values and standards, and help these young people prepare for success in their personal and professional lives. Talbot Mentors will achieve this mission by fostering partnerships to support and expand the power of one-on-one mentoring. We will also actively engage in other programs designed to help these young people achieve their full potential in the challenges and opportunities of adolescence through friendship, guidance, and education. |
| info@talbotmentors.org | |
| Tilghman After School Kids (TASK) | |
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| Phone Number | (505) 750-TAYA (8292) |
| Address | P.O. Box 55, Tilghman, MD 21671 |
| Website | www.tilghmanyouth.org |
| Description | The Tilghman After School Kids provides after school enrichment programs for our K-5th graders. Programs are open to all area children regardless of their ability to pay. |
| Tilghman Area Youth Association | |
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| Phone Number | (505) 750-TAYA (8292) |
| Address | P.O. Box 55, Tilghman, MD 21671 |
| Hours | Monday - Friday: 3:15pm to 5:45pm during the school year |
| Website | www.tilghmanyouth.org |
| Description | Tilghman Area Youth Association is a local organization striving to unite families and communities. We promote health, wellness and kindness. It incorporates the Tilghman After School Kids Program (TASK). Additionally, TAYA provides enrichment for our “tweens” and teens and the goal is to connect our children to family and community. TAYA also sponsors summer camps for grades K-6, involving grades 7-12 as assistants. The camp is held each summer, generally in July, at the local elementary school. |
| tayadirector@gmail.com | |
| Tilghman Elementary | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 886-2391 |
| Address | 21374 Foster Avenue, Tilghman, MD 21671 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/TES-2 |
| Description | Public School, Pre-K-5th |
| University of Maryland Extension – Talbot County | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-1244 |
| Address | 28577 Mary's Court, Suite 1, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Website | www.extension.umd.edu/talbot-county |
| Description | We are a local service to residents of Talbot County who are looking for educational programs in many topics that relate to agriculture, the Chesapeake Bay, youth programs, gardening, nutrition, health, the environment, and more.... University of Maryland Extension - Talbot County has a mission of “Solutions In Your Community.” We achieve this mission by providing citizens with consultations, fact sheets, community 4-H clubs and programs for youth, workshops, courses, and newsletters. Our mission is to educate citizens and help them learn to apply practical, research-based knowledge to issues facing individuals, families, communities, the state, and the world. County Extension offices are located in each of Maryland's 23 counties and Baltimore City. |
| Upper Shore American Job Center | |
|---|---|
| Phone Number | (410) 822-3030 |
| Address | 300 Bay Street, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday - Friday: 9am to 4pm |
| Website | www.uppershorejobcenters.com |
| Description | Looking for a new career? American Job Centers provide training and career coaching to help you find a great job! Training scholarships are available. Gain new skills at little or no cost! The Upper Shore Network of American Job Centers serves Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot Counties. You are welcome to visit any of our five locations to get started - no appointment needed! Training programs are available in healthcare, truck driving, computers, manufacturing, and many other areas! |
| dlwdaleastonjsoffice-dllr@maryland.gov | |
| Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board | |
|---|---|
| Phone Number | (410) 822-1716 ext. 2270 |
| Address | P.O. Box 8, Wye Mills, MD 21679 |
| Website | www.uswib.org |
| Description | Our mission is to provide Career and Training services that will lead to employment that is relevant and supportive to the local five-county economy. We are committed to assisting employers by offering in-demand training options designed to qualify individuals for careers in the region. |
| White Marsh Elementary | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 476-3144 |
| Address | 4322 Lovers Lane, Trappe, MD 21673 |
| Website | www.tcps.k12.md.us/index.php/schools/WMES |
| Description | Public School, Pre-K-5th |
| YMCA – Easton @ Peachblossom Road | |
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| Phone Number | (410) 822-0566 |
| Address | 202 Peachblossom Road, Easton, MD 21601 |
| Hours | Monday - Thursday: 4:45am to 10pm; Friday: 4:45am to 8pm; Saturday: 7am to 6pm; Sunday: 11am to 6pm |
| Website | www.ymcachesapeake.org/locations/easton-family-ymca-peachblossom |
| Description | The YMCA offers programs for all ages. Visit http://www.ymcachesapeake.org/programs/ for program information by location. Child Watch available. - Fitness Center - Gymnasium - Cycling Studio - 2 Swimming Pools - Lap Swim, Open Swim, Family Swim, Water Exercise Classes - Before & After School Programs - Interactive Fitness Room - Group Exercise Classes - Summer Camps Benefits of a YMCA Membership (visit www.ymcachesapeake.org/join/join-the-y for pricing information): - No contracts to sign - If signing up for monthly bank/credit card draft, only requires 15 days written notice to stop monthly bank/credit card draft - 30-day Money Back Guarantee - Free Child Watch while you work out (for those who have at least an Adult + 1/Child membership) - Lower prices on Y programs - AWAY program to use at other participating Ys when traveling |