Parents Supporting Educational Excellence in Prince George's County, Maryland Inc.
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Parents Supporting Educational Excellence in Prince George's County, Maryland Inc.
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Who We
Are
Our Mission
Our mission at Parents Supporting Educational Excellence in Prince George’s County, MD is to empower parents and guardians to actively participate in their children’s education, ensuring that every student in our community has access to high-quality educational opportunities. Through collaboration, advocacy, and resource-sharing, we strive to create a supportive network that fosters academic success, personal growth, and lifelong learning for all students in Prince George’s County. Together, we are committed to building a brighter future by promoting educational excellence, equity, and inclusivity in our schools and community.
Our
Impact
$20,000+
in school supplies and after school program support
500+
parents / guardians supported
2500+
children supported
Ways We Help
The Focus of Our Efforts
We adopt schools in Prince George’s County, MD, and provide those schools with support. We help develop and support educational programs around STEM and Pre-Law. We donate computers and much-needed school supplies.
TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMS
We Put Children First
Putting children first for education means prioritizing their needs, well-being, and development above all else, ensuring they have access to quality education that meets their individual needs and prepares them for a successful future.
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Parents Supporting Excellence in Prince George’s County, Maryland Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. We encourage you to donate.
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A practical guide for parents who want to reinforce classroom learning at home
October 6, 2026
Many parents are surprised when their child's school does not regularly send homework home. Here's how to use AI — with your school's own curriculum — to build smart practice at home.
More Than Mentoring: 100 Black Men of Prince George’s County Helps Prepare Scholars for Life
One of the most valuable resources we can give our scholars is access to positive role models who expose them to new possibilities and help prepare them for the future. The 100 Black Men of Prince George’s County provides this type of support through mentoring programs designed to help young
No Homework? Create Your Own Academic Reinforcement at Home
Some parents become concerned when their scholar rarely—or never—brings homework home. A school may have perfectly valid reasons for limiting homework, but that does not mean learning and reinforcement have to stop when the school day ends. Parents can create a simple academic routine at home that gives their scholar additional
Don’t Wait for the Report Card: Check Your Scholar’s Progress Throughout the Year
A report card should confirm what you already know about your scholar’s academic progress—not surprise you. Parents don’t have to wait until the end of a quarter, parent-teacher conference, or standardized testing season to discover that their child has fallen behind. Create your own checkpoints throughout the school year. Ask your scholar