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Established in 1994, The Stadium School is a learning center that provides educational programs to more than 200 students in grades five through eight. Its academic curriculum includes reading, writing, math, science, English, social studies, art, physical education, music, computer applications and language arts. The school additionally provides classes in dance, drama and culture. It offers accelerated reader and special education programs for gifted and talented students. The school operates a guidance counseling department that offers information on scholarship opportunities, graduation requirements and career planning. Its staff includes psychologists, secretaries, instructional associates and office managers. The school is a part of Baltimore City Public School System, which governs various elementary, middle and high schools. The Stadium School is located in Baltimore.

St. Elizabeth School serves students with disabilities ages 6-21, grades 1-12, in Central Maryland.

Baltimore Lab is a division of the Lab School of Washington and provides educational services to students with learning disabilities. It serves students of ages 6 to 17 in grades one through 10. Its students receive individualized reading, mathematics, writing, spelling and computer instruction daily. It also provides various extracurricular activities, such as academic club, arts and craft and physical education. In addition, Baltimore Lab offers various on-site services, including speech, language and occupational therapies. It also offers various programs that cater to the special needs of individuals with learning disabilities, including tutoring, diagnostic testing and consultation, psychotherapy, and after-school and summer programs. The Lab School of Washington offers individualized instruction to students in grades kindergarten through 12.