LEARNING FARM EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INC
EIN 83-4460038 · Secondary & High Schools (B25)
What they do
LEARNING FARM EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, INC (LFER) WORKS to ADVANCE and IMPROVE THE QUALITYOF EDUCATION for STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES and THOSE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIESTHROUGH PROVIDING MATERIALS, RESOURCES, FUNDS and DIRECT SERVICES to INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS, and THEEDUCATORS WHO SERVE THEM. ACTIVITIES PERFORMED IN SUPPORT of THESE STUDENTS ARE DIVIDED INTOTHREE TYPES: (I) DIRECT INSTRUCTION AT A SCHOOL MANAGED BY THE ORGANIZATION, (II) PROVIDINGTEACHER/ADMINISTRATOR TRAININGS, MENTORING and PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING, and (III) DISTRIBUTION OFFUNDS for TUITION and OTHER EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES to NEEDY STUDENTS; and CURRICULUM ANDEDUCATIONAL MATERIALS to TEACHERS and SCHOOLS WITH STUDENTS WHO HAVE LEARNING DISABILITIES or WHOCOME FROM TRADITIONALLY UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2019
- Location
- 223 TERMINAL AVE, MENLO PARK, CA 94025-1247
- County
- San Mateo
- In care of
- % JAY M DUNLAP