​​​Parents, do you need help

with homeschool? 

 Baltimore MD  US

443-295-6053

410-664-5631

Kim and Tammy's Book Series is a project sponsored by MAPL. Eight books have been written, illustrated and self-published. 

Maple Ridge University’s (MAPL) home schooling support program values a personal growth and liberal arts culture with creativity at the center of learning. MAPL's vision is to build a foundation for support, effort and excellence, while we help parents implement private school homeschooling for their child to "Think, Plan, Perform, and Evaluate”.  Our previous project completion was self-publishing of 8 children's books. Each can be purchased on Amazon. 

MAPL Ridge is also affiliated with a charitable organization. The MAPL Ridge Scholarship supports male students graduating from high school to attend college in the STEM disciplines and STEAM disciplines.  Dr. Pittman is a graduate of Coppin State University, College of Notre Dame, and University of Phoenix. Thanks to the Biden Administration, she is now debt-free and making a commitment to support male seniors identified through their merit and resilience recognitions. Dr. Pittman’s goal is for male seniors to not face school loan debt. 

Thanks to her partnership with the CollegeBound Foundation, a Baltimore-based college access non-profit, scholarship funds are managed with no administrative fees and donations are 100% tax-deductible.

Donation options

Option 1. Give online by clicking donate. Charitable ID- 81-3851605

Option 2. Donate via check payable to CollegeBound Foundation. Include in the memo line “MAPL Ridge Scholarship.” Mail your check to: CollegeBound Foundation 2601 N. Howard St. Suite 210 Baltimore, MD 21218

Option 3. For stock gifts, donor-advised funds or electronic wire transfers, please contact CollegeBound Development Director Courtney Dystant (cdystant@collegeboundfoundation.org or 410-783-2905 x215) for instructions.

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​Scholarship Overview

$1,500 Criteria: To be considered for this scholarship, you must; be a male senior at a Baltimore City Public School, a CollegeBound Foundation supported high school, be accepted to and attend a four-year college/university, have a GPA of 3.4 or better out of 4.0, show verifiable community service, and demonstrate financial need, enroll in a 4 year college, plan to major in STEM or STEAM. Merit Essay: Submit an essay describing your academic and professional goals, why you have chosen them, and what you have done to prepare yourself thus far and how college will help; and be a student at Bluford Drew Jemison Stem Academy (300-900 words; 2-4 pages)

$500 Criteria: This scholarship is designed to honor LGBTQ, youth activists, students who have overcome hardships or discrimination, enroll in a 4 year college, and plan to major in STEM or STEAM. To be considered for this scholarship, you must be a male senior; have cumulative 2.5 GPA or better; Resilience Essay: Submit an essay. Everyone faces and overcomes challenges. Describe the challenges you have overcome as a youth activist and how that relates to you wanting to attend to college (300-900 words; 2-4 pages)

$500 Criteria: This scholarship is designed to honor any male senior, enroll in a 4 year college, and plan to major in STEM or STEAM. To be considered for this scholarship, you must have a cumulative 2.8 GPA or better; Resilience Essay: Submit an essay. Everyone faces and overcomes challenges. Describe the challenges you have overcome and how that relates to you wanting to attend to college (300-900 words; 2-4 pages)

MAPL is open to serve the needs of our community, where we help young people "Think, Plan, Perform and Evaluate." We are not affiliated with Baltimore City Schools. We are a separate entity.

In order to fund this great opportunity, generous community giving is needed to help meet the goal to award scholarships yearly. Your financial act of kindness and contribution will have a huge impact. Every gift counts and is an investment in a student's future. With your help we will help male seniors have access to scholarships to attend college which is a great investment for the workforce economy. 

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