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South Baltimore Learning Center.............
Super Kids Camp........................................
Ward Museum.............................................
State Mentoring Resource Center.............
Best Buddies International........................
Imagination Stage.......................................
College Bound Foundation.........................
The Dyslexic Tutoring Program, Inc........
Salisbury Zoological Park...........................
Maryland Leadership Workshops..............
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra................
MD Mathematics, Engineering, Science
Achievement Program................................
National Museum of Ceramic Art and
Glass ............................................................
Olney Theatre.............................................
American Visionary Art Museum..............
Port Discovery Children's Museum...........
Alliance of Southern Prince George's
County Communities, Inc..........................
B&O Railroad Museum..............................
Jewish Museum of Maryland.....................
Sotterley Foundation..................................
Sultana Project............................................
Walters Art Museum..................................
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.........
Junior Achievement of Central Maryland.
National Great Blacks in Wax Museum...
The Village Learning Place, Inc...............
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R00A03.04 Aid to Non-Public Schools
Special Fund Appropriation, provided that
this appropriation shall be for the
purchase of textbooks or computer
hardware and software and other
electronically delivered learning
materials as permitted under Title IID,
Section 2416(b)(4), (6), and (7) of the No
Child Left Behind Act for loan to students
in eligible non-public schools with a
maximum distribution of $60 per eligible
non-public school student for
participating schools, except that at
schools where at least 20% of the students
are eligible for the free or reduced price
lunch program there shall be a
distribution of $90 per student. To be
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