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Archaeology in the Community (AITC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2009 by Dr. Alexandra Jones in Washington, DC. The organization partners with educational institutions, cultural organizations, and communities to provide high-quality programming that promotes the understanding of archaeology as a means to learn about the past and inform future decisions. AITC offers a variety of programs, including youth initiatives, professional development workshops, and community events such as the annual Day of Archaeology Festival. Through these efforts, the organization aims to make archaeology education accessible to all and encourages community involvement through volunteering and support. Generated from the website

Center City Public Charter Schools, located throughout Washington, D.C., is dedicated to empowering students for lifelong success by fostering strong character, promoting academic excellence, and encouraging public service. With six neighborhood-based campuses, Center City provides tailored educational experiences to meet the diverse needs of its community. Recognized for its commitment to serving at-risk student populations, Center City’s Congress Heights Campus has been distinguished as a Bold Performance School, reflecting the school’s ability to exceed educational expectations. The Brightwood Campus is noted for its significant positive impact on students' lives, ranking among the top schools for facilitating transformative educational journeys. Generated from the website