A research and education facility of the Reserve, which is located in the Otter Point Creek component of the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Maryland. The Estuary Center is dedicated to increasing appreciation and understanding of estuaries. Located in Abingdon.

Offers private lessons in violin, piano, French horn, euphonium, tuba, theory and composition by Peabody Conservatory trained musicians. They teach children and adults.

Off-campus courses in general administration, health services administration, human resources administration, information resource management, and public administration. Offered at the Aberdeen Proving Ground Center.

It was specifically organized to offer students academic excellence with a Christian emphasis. A ministry of the Evangelical Methodist Church in Darlington.

The Harford County Astronomical Society was founded in 1970 and is affiliated with the Astronomical League. The Society offers a wide range of activities for persons with an interest in astronomy. These include numerous opportunities to view the planets, moon, and stars; weekly discussion groups; and monthly general membership meetings, often with a speaker on some aspect of astronomy.

Established in 1957, it is a two-year community college located on a 211-acre site on Thomas Run Road three miles east of Bel Air.

Serves 43 local PT(S)A's and their nearly 40,000 students and families, public school teachers, and those in the community who, through advocacy, support the mission of the PTA.

The exclusive representative of the teachers employed by the Harford County Public School system.

With 163 science professionals working with students in the earth, physical, and life sciences, they have three staffed and fully operational planetaria and a 320-acre environmental education center offering both residential and day-trip field experiences for students and teachers.

2,700 teachers, 50 schools, serving 40,000 students, and ranking 3rd out of the 24 school districts in the Maryland Performance Tests.

It offers more than 330 boys and girls in grades K4-8th a rigorous academic curriculum for students of average to gifted abilities. Their 12-acre campus is located on Moores Mill Road in Bel Air.

A Christian middle and high school offering a Christ-centered college preparatory education for students in grades 6 thru 12. Their mission is to equip students to grow spiritually as they succeed academically and develop socially and physically.

Emphasizes technical programs such as agricultural, automotive, construction, medical, manufacturing and service technologies. Part of Harford County Public Schools. Located outside of Bel Air.

A private not-for-profit educational institution dedicated to the collection, documentation, preservation and interpretation of the maritime skills and heritage of the lower Susquehanna River and upper Chesapeake Bay.

Education and conference center and technology business park. A technology resource for education, training, conferences, office and manufacturing space.

A private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the history of Harford County, Maryland, and its people. Organized in 1885, the Society motto is: "Preserving Our Past For Your Future."

The grist mill operated continuously from 1772 until the last miller died in 1961, when it was acquired by the state of Maryland. The mill now serves as both a museum and visitor center, as well as headquarters for Gunpowder Falls State Park. Located on the northeast bank of the Little Gunpowder Falls.

A Catholic school in Bel Air providing a college preparatory curriculum for grades 9-12.

"Fallston Middle School's number one TV show" - every Friday on Channel 7 at 8:06 am. The web site is still under construction, but seems to be going in the right direction. Stay tuned.

All North Harford High School feeder schools (Dublin, Jarrettsville, Norrisville, North Harford, North Bend & North Harford Middle) in 1999 were recognized by the Governor for showing significant improvement on the MSPAP test. Norrisville Elementary, North Harford Elementary, Jarrettsville Elementary, and North Harford Middle School also won monetary awards.

Under the direction and ownership of Karen Muccioli, a locally and nationally known dance educator for the past 24 years, the Center teaches hip hop, jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, contemporary modern, as well as adult classes and classes for pre-school children. For the recreational as well as the more advanced dancer. Located in Forest Hill.

Offer training in traditional Ju-Jitsu, the art of self-defense, and Ken-Jutsu, the art of Japanese swordsmanship. Located on Rt. 40 near Havre de Grace.

A private not-for-profit museum which preserves and demonstrates the rural arts and crafts of the 1880-1920 period in Harford County. Located in Susquehanna State Park near Havre de Grace.

A college prep school dedicated to the intellectual and spiritual growth of its students. Said to be the oldest boarding school in America. In 1744, Samuel Finley, a young Presbyterian minister from Ireland, established a school there. Two graduates, Benjamin Rush and Richard Stockton, signed the Declaration of Independence. Today it enrolls boys and girls, including day and boarding students, in grades 6-12. Located on 140 acres at the head of the Chesapeake Bay in Colora.