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Eastern Elementary is an educational institution that is a part of Washington County Public Schools, which serves more than 21,690 students through various elementary, middle and high schools, as well as special education and alternative learning centers. The school enrolls students in prekindergarten through grade five. It provides English Language Learners and general academic programs. Eastern Elementary s staff includes paraprofessionals, nurses, speech pathologists, guidance counselors and resource aides. The school supports classes in art and music. It publishes a newsletter that carries updates on upcoming events. Located in Hagerstown, Md., Eastern Elementary s facilities include a cafeteria, gymnasium, and library and media center.

Ruth Ann Monroe Primary is an educational institution located in Hagerstown, MD, dedicated to providing quality learning experiences for its students. The school features a library guide managed by Jennifer Jong, who specializes in various educational resources and support for the school community. With a focus on fostering a supportive learning environment, Ruth Ann Monroe Primary aims to enhance student engagement and academic success. The institution is committed to utilizing innovative tools and resources to enrich the educational journey of its students. Generated from the website

Children's Village of Washington County, Inc. in Hagerstown, MD, is dedicated to providing quality life-safety education to second grade students throughout Washington County. The organization serves as a central facility for injury and crime prevention education, supported by a Board of Directors comprised of local business, education, and law enforcement professionals. The campus features a variety of educational facilities, including a classroom, hands-on skills activity building, and a Power of Fire Exhibit Building, designed to prepare children for safety in their community. Through partnerships with local schools and organizations, Children's Village addresses the critical issue of accidental injury as a leading cause of death and disability among children under 14. Generated from the website