- Academy for Ideal Education
 - Private K-12 school, tutoring, facilities for learning disabled students. - Capital Association for Conductive Education
- Arlington - Assisting in the development of children with motor impairments through the promotion of conductive education.
- Chelsea School
- Silver Spring - Special education secondary school primarily serving children with learning disabilities.
- Federal Resource Center for Special Education
- Helps Regional Resource Centres improve programmes, policies, and practices.
- Foundation School of Montgomery County@
- Rockville
- Frost Center, The
- Rockville - School and therapeutic day programme that serves emotionally troubled adolescents and their families.
- GW Community School for Divergent Learners
- Springfield - Private college preparatory high school serving students grades nine through twelve.
- High School/High Tech
- Bowie - Community-based partnership which introduces disabled youth to high tech careers.
- Ivymount School, The
- Rockville - Serves students aged 3-21 with disabilities including developmental delays, learning disabilities, speech and language deficits, and autism.
- James E. Duckworth School
- Beltsville - Public school for ages 5-21.
- Kendall Demonstration School
- Developing the potential of deaf and hard of hearing children preK-grade 8, from diverse backgrounds who have a variety of abilities, skills, and experiences.
- Kingsbury Center
- Nonprofit educational organisation serving learning disabled children, adolescents, and adults.
- Maryland School for the Deaf
- Frederick
- National Association of Special Education Teachers
- National membership organisation for professionals including teachers, professors, and graduate students dedicated to education of children with special needs.
- Saint Coletta School
- Alexandria - Non-sectarian school for children with moderate to severe mental retardation, autism, and secondary disabilities.
- West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
- Romney - Residential school serving hearing impaired and visually impaired students, preschool through grade 12, from throughout the state.
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