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<H2> TECHNOLOGY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, ARTS & MEDIA (TEAM) PROGRAMS IN NYC SCHOOLS </H2> |
<H2> ODAEP SCHOOL PARTNERS </H2> |
<H2> ELEMENTARY </H2> |
Open Door Arts-In-Education Project/ODAEP
odaep.org/
The Open Door Arts-in-Education Project (ODAEP) is a educational enrichment services company inspiring innovation and academic achievement among 21st Century Learners. ODAEP equips students to make full use of their creative ingenuity towards life-long success through an array of experiential workshops and assemblies including, but not limited to: Technology skills building, Entrepreneurship and Financial literacy, exposure to the Arts and emerging Media.
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odaep.com | Already Registered |
odaep.net | Available |
odaep.biz | Already Registered |
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idaep.org | Already Registered |
kdaep.org | Available |
ldaep.org | Available |
pdaep.org | Available |
oxaep.org | Available |
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34.96.116.138 | United States | Amazon.com |
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