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Divisions > Student, Family, and School Support > Student Services and Alternative Programs > Attention Deficit > Parents
Introduction

Image of a parentsWelcome to the Maryland Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Web site. On behalf of the Maryland State Department of Education, and the Maryland Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Advisory Council, we invite parents, service providers, administrators, advocates, and the community at large to join us in sharing information and resources that support students with Attention Deficit Disorders.

The attentionmaryland.org website is designed to be a mechanism for the delivery of credible and reliable information to parents, advocates, and professionals on ADHD. The website provides an accurate, up-to-date, user friendly mechanism to access available resources for the identification, treatment and education of students with ADHD.


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Student Services and Alternative Programs Branch
Maryland State Department of Education
200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone:  410-767-0311
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