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July 28, 2022 Student-planned conference featured workshops, poetry, music and conversation The inspiring, affirming messages were written large on dozens of posters. “I ...

July 26, 2022 High-tech system bolsters coaching and college recruitment The latest hit streaming show has nonstop action, heroic comebacks and edge-of-your-seat thrills… b...

September 21, 2021 Bard High School Early College Awarded $1.5 Million Grant City Schools students earn high school degree and college credit at unique campus Since open...

August 20, 2022 City College Sets New Highs in International Baccalaureate Diplomas IB Leadership in Switzerland Points to City’s Success In 2021, 83% of Baltimore Cit...

June 23, 2022 Baltimore Urban Debate League (BUDL) hosts annual competition Should 16-year-olds have the right to vote? Does space exploration do more good than harm? Not o...

June 16, 2022 Arlington Elementary students create and play to learn science A hush falls over the room. Trevonta, a kindergartener at Arlington Elementary School, steps ove...

July 15, 2021 State of The District Highlights Sustainable Changes and Long-Term Impact Over the last 529 days, working with 77,000 students and 10,000 staff members, servin...

May 24, 2022 Distance-learning program evolves into a huge classroom hit It’s Friday at the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, but rather than presiding over a case, Judge Au...

July 15, 2021 P-TECH Graduates: The Celebrations and Successful Futures that Follow During eight days in June, Baltimore City Public Schools seniors from 26 schools reached a ...

May 19, 2022 ESSER funding gives students immersive musical education “Time for a game of windshield wipers!” may not be what one expects to hear in a music class. But when ...

April 28, 2022 Students embrace skills and stories from local chefs, entrepreneurs and farmers As beekeeper Kairi Dukes and his mother Nikkia Rowe built the John Newman Hon...

April 25, 2022 The notes ring out brightly, like from a well-made piano. But this instrument, created by students at Fort Worthington Elementary School, has no ordinary set of bl...

March 30, 2022 Henderson-Hopkins program develops literacy across grade levels Every week, when Kyair Butts’ 6th grade “bigs'' visit Brittney Drayton’s classroom to read to ...

June 17, 2021 Weekly Tests Kept Students in Classrooms and Learning The COVID-19 pandemic and virtual learning reiterated what we’ve long known: it’s absolutely crucial to e...

March 16, 2022 Hopkins students mentor the next generation of creative writers Why are similes and metaphors useful in creative writing? “You get to share more feelin...

February 24, 2022 Edmondson-Westside CTE offers students a head start on healthcare careers. Edmondson-Westside senior Makayla Cotto is heading to Coppin State on a full sc...

February 24, 2022 Students Publish Creative Work with CHARM: Voices of Baltimore Youth To all hope is near We all have fear But we lift up not caring who sees Because ther...

January 26, 2022 Feedback Will Guide Nationwide Rollout in Fall 2023 In 2023, College Board plans to roll out Advanced Placement African American Studies in high schools acr...

Q & A with Lisa Murphy , Postsecondary Career Advising Specialist Prioritizing a college readiness curriculum ensures students feel both prepared for college and ...

Q & A with Lisa Murphy , Postsecondary Career Advising Specialist Prioritizing a college readiness curriculum ensures students feel both prepared for college and ...