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Maryland Schools That Are Not Participating in the Maryland Meals for Achievement (MMFA) Program, That May Meet the Eligibility Criteria Maryland Schools that are not Participating in the Maryland Meals for Achievement (MMFA) Program, that may meet the Eligibility Criteria School Name Address City County ABBOTTSTOWN ELEM 1300 GORSUCH AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ABERDEEN HIGH 251 PARADISE RD ABERDEEN HARFORD ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES AT PRINCE GEORGE'S COMM 301 LARGO ROAD UPPER MARLBORO PRINCE GEORGES ACCE ACADEMY 1300 W. 36TH STREET BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY @ HARBOR CITY HIGH SCHOOL 2555 HARFORD ROAD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ADELPHI ELEMENTARY 8820 RIGGS RD ADELPHI PRINCE GEORGES AFYA PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL 2800 BRENDAN AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ALBERT EINSTEIN HIGH 11135 NEWPORT MILL RD KENSINGTON MONTGOMERY ALC PROGRAM 12 MAGNOLIA STREET EASTON TALBOT ALEXANDER HAMILTON ELEMENTARY 800 POPLAR GROVE ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ALLEGANY HIGH 616 SEDGWICK ST CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY ALTERNATIVE ELEM SCHOOL 3301 CARLISLE AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ALTERNATIVE HIGH 5150 ANNAPOLIS ROAD BLADENSBURG PRINCE GEORGES APPEAL ELEMENTARY 11655 HG TRUEMAN RD LUSBY CALVERT ARBUTUS ELEMENTARY 1300 SULPHUR SPRING RD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY ARBUTUS MIDDLE 5525 SHELBOURNE RD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY 3705 W ROGERS AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY ARUNDEL ELEMENTARY 2400 ROUND RD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY AUGUSTA FELLS SAVAGE INST 1500 HARLEM AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE ANTIOCH DIPLOMAS PLUS HS 2555 HARFORD RD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE HIGH 3220 THE ALAMEDA BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE CIVITAS MIDDLE HIGH 4701 GREENSPRING ROAD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE COMMUNITY SCHOOL 6820 FAIT AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE DESIGN SCHOOL 1101 WINSTON AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE INTERNATIONAL ACADEM 4410 FRANKFORD AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE IT ACADEMY 900 WOODBOURNE AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE LEADERSHIP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG WOMEN 128 W FRANKLIN ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE LIBERATION DIPLOMA P 2801 N DUKELAND STREET BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE MONTESSORI PUBLIC CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL 1600 GUILFORD AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE POLYTECHNIC 1400 W COLD SPRING LN BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE TALENT DEVELOPMENT HIGH 1500 HARLEM AVENUE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BARCLAY ELEMENTARYMIDDLE 2900 BARCLAY ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BARSTOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 295 J W WILLIAMS ROAD PRINCE FREDERICK CALVERT BATTLE MONUMENT SCHOOL 7801 E COLLINGHAM DR BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY BAY BROOK ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE 4301 10TH ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BEACON HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY 6929 FURMAN PKY RIVERDALE PRINCE GEORGES BEL AIR ELEMENTARY 14401 BARTON BLVD CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY BELMONT ELEMENTARY 1406 N ELLAMONT ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MIDDLE 1201 CAMBRIA ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BENJAMIN STODDERT MIDDLE 2501 OLSON STREET TEMPLE HILLS PRINCE GEORGES BENNETT MIDDLE 200 E COLLEGE AVE SALISBURY WICOMICO BLADENSBURG HIGH 4200 57TH STREET BLADENSBURG PRINCE GEORGES BLAIR G EWING CENTER 14501 AVERY RD ROCKVILLE MONTGOMERY BLUFORD DREW JEMISON 1130 N CAROLINE STREET BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BLUFORD DREW JEMISON STEM ACAD 2000 EDGEWOOD STREET BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BOOKER T WASHINGTON MIDDLE 1301 MCCULLOH ST BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BRADDOCK MIDDLE 909 HOLLAND ST CUMBERLAND ALLEGANY BREHMS LANE ELEMENTARY 3536 BREHMS LN BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY BRIDGE CENTER 1740 TWIN SPRINGS WAY BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY BRUNSWICK ELEMENTARY 400 CENTRAL AVE BRUNSWICK FREDERICK BUCK LODGE MIDDLE 2611 BUCK LODGE RD ADELPHI PRINCE GEORGES C ELIZABETH RIEG REGIONAL 15542 PEACH WALKER DR MITCHELLVILLE PRINCE GEORGES CALVERTON MIDDLE 1100 WHITMORE AVE BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY CALVIN RODWELL ELEMENTARY 3501 HILLSDALE RD BALTIMORE BALTIMORE CITY CAMBRIDGE-SOUTH DORCHESTER HI 2475 CAMBRIDGE BYPASS CAMBRIDGE DORCHESTER CAP THE 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