Dorchester Girl Scouts is a social group that helps girls make the world a better place.
Dorchester Girl Scouts
Boston International Newcomer’s Academy (BINcA)
BINcA is a Boston Public School that embraces new immigrant learners and their families, serving primarily (91.3%) Black and Hispanic Students. 100% of the students are designated as “High Needs” and over 95% are English Language Learners.
Chelmsford Girl Scouts
The Chelmsford Girl Scouts is a volunteer organization with adult leaders. Girl Scouts ages can be as young as Kindergarten, and they can participate until they are Seniors in High School.
James F. Condon School
The Condon School in South Boston serves a diverse population of students. The school’s population includes 34% African American students and 35.5% Hispanic students. 86.1% of students are designated as “High Needs,” and 67.6% of the student population is Economically Disadvantaged as defined by the state of Massachusetts.
Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Advancement (MOIA)
The Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Advancement supports Boston’s diverse cultural and linguistic immigrant communities, and promotes the recognition of immigrant contributions in Boston.
Our Sisters’ School
Our Sisters’ School is a tuition-free independent school for girls from low-income families, focusing on experiential learning and located in New Bedford, Massachusetts.