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University of Wyoming Student Education Opportunities
(307) 766-6189
Information on GEAR UP Wyoming an educational support program for 7th -12th Grade Students; Upward Bound Math and Science Programs; Funding for First Year college students
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Florida Gulf Coast University
239-590-1000
Single Parent Scholarships: Sharon Meredith Akin Scholarship; Rotary Club of Sanibel-Captiva.
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Georgia Northwestern Technical College
866-983-4682
Customized workshops, seminars, career exploration, academic preparation, life skills development, stress management, parenting classes, self-esteem improvement, and job readiness training.
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Idaho State University - Center for New Directions
208-282-2454
Free career and personal counseling to assist individuals in becoming economically self-sufficient. Scholarships available for single parents from www.isu.edu/cnd/assets.
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Northern Illinois University - College Parents Group
815-753-1142
Personal development workshop, guest speakers, study groups, family resources, enrichment activities and more.
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NH Government Resources for Education
Information on NH libraries including "ask the librarian" link, directory of k-12 schools, colleges and universities across the state and link to NH college savings plan information
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Education Quest
800.303.3745
College Planning for Middle School & High School students and adult learners; College Profiles; Financial Planning Calculators; Scholarship search; Blog; College application tracking tool
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Nebraska Education Department
402-471-7810
Database of K-12 resources, Nebraska colleges, financial aid information, and general parent information
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Nevada Report Card
(775) 687-9200
State, district and school level data via customizable reports (e.g. demographic profiles, special programs, career & technical education, annual student progress, technology & fiscal information)
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Rise Education Resource Center
(702) 748-7473
Supplemental educational classes for students, mentoring and parent support, resources for choosing a school for your child
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NHHEAF Network
800.719.0708
College planning and information for NH residents- includes information on colleges, application process, financial literacy, loan management and a calendar of events and workshops. Print publications can be ordered for free (e.g. Early College Planning Guide, Returning to Learning brochure etc.)
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New Jersey Educator Resource Exchange
Online site for exchange of educational materials (electronic media, PDFs, resources) cataloged by grade, subject and category
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Carolina Parent Education Resource Directory
(919) 956-2430
Directories of resources for school selection (boarding schools, charter schools, special needs, preschools etc.), tutoring and academic support and continuing education
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New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistant Authority
609-584-4480
College funding and financial literacy-information on scholarships, loans and grants to NJ residents, financial literacy materials for K-12, and links to financial aid information sessions
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Children’s Aid Society
(212) 949-4800
After-school, weekend and holiday programs at our community centers and community schools in the NYC metro area; tutoring resources; computer labs; assistance with school enrollment (including Early Head Start);
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New York State Higher Education Service Corporation
1-888-697-4372
Career exploration, college planning and funding; includes robust section on financial options for college funding including tax information, loan planning and grants
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National Hispanic Cultural Center
www.nationalhispaniccenter.org
(505) 246-2261
Museum dedicated to the advancement of Hispanic culture, arts, and humanities; children and family programming; online resources for children
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