A.A.A. Schools

A.A.A stands for “Academic Achievement for All.” AAA schools are those schools receiving additional county funds to support their academic program. AAA funds service grades preK-12 and are allocated to schools based on the number of students eligible for free meals.

Unlike Title I schools, AAA schools do not receive Title I federal grant funds. County funds are used to provide additional staff members, materials of instruction, professional development opportunities, and parent involvement initiatives.   Contact Dana Denny, coordinator of Title I/AAA Programs for more information about Anne Arundel County’s AAA programs and how AAA differs from Title I (410) 222-5444. You may also contact any of the schools below and ask for their AAA Contact Person for more information about specific AAA resources at any of the schools listed below.

AAA Schools for 2011-2012 School Year

AAA Elementary Schools

• Annapolis
• Brooklyn Park
• Glen Burnie Park
• Glendale
• Hebron-Harman
• Marley
• North Glen
• Oakwood
• Richard Henry Lee

 AAA Middle Schools

• Annapolis Middle
• Bates Middle
• Brooklyn Park Middle
• Meade Middle
• Marley Middle
• Corkran Middle
• Lindale Middle

 AAA High Schools

• Annapolis High
• Meade High
• North County High
• Glen Burnie High