- Allegany County Public Schools
- Mountain Ridge High School
- Tutoring Program
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- Center for Career and Technical Education
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- South Penn Elementary School
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- West Side Elementary School
- Westernport Elementary School
- Westmar Middle School
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Welcome Back 2021
- Allegany High School
- Beall Elementary School
- Bel Air Elementary School
- Cash Valley Elementary School
- Cresaptown Elementary School
- Fort Hill High School
- George's Creek Elementary School
- John Humbird Elementary School
- Mountain Ridge High School
- Mt. Savage School
- Parkside Elementary School
- Westernport Elementary School
- Westmar Middle School
Tutoring Program
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Mountain Ridge High School is currently in its third year of tutoring and has 20 plus students actively tutoring. Many of the tutoring sessions are conducted in person, while some are virtual sessions. All of the students taking advantage of this opportunity have successfully gone up a letter grade in the class they were struggling with since participating in the tutoring program. According to the tutoring program coordinator, Holly Itzo, "Each year, I have handfuls of students who were able to pass their classes for the year due directly to tutoring. It is a wonderful opportunity!"


