Baltimore City Public Schools Code of Conduct
At John Ruhrah we follow the Baltimore City Public Schools Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct lays out expectations for the positive management of student behavior and the responses when a student acts inappropriately or causes harm.
When the atmosphere and "feel" of a school are positive, that school becomes a place that students, staff, families, and community members want to be — and where teaching and learning can thrive. All members of a school community have a role to play in creating that kind of atmosphere in a school, and all should have shared expectations about positive behavior.
The Baltimore City Public Schools Code of Conduct was written in accordance with the policies of the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, CEO administrative regulations, and Maryland law and regulations, with input from members of the City Schools community.
Parent and community members, please take a moment to complete the 25-26 budget priority survey. We value your input. Use the link or QR code to provide input on FY26 Priorities.
Padres y miembros de la comunidad tómense un momento para completar la encuesta de prioridad presupuestaria 25-26. Valoramos su opinión. Utilice el enlace o el código QR para brindar información sobre las prioridades del AF26.
Spanish Version of Baltimore City's Code of Conduct
English Version of Baltimore City's Code of Conduct
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Uniforms 6-8
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Helps prepare children and families for success in school and life. Some services include
adult education,
parenting classes,
health, and early intervention screenings
playgroups and family activities
Professional development available for early childhood educators
Community outreach
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Southeast CDC partners with John Ruhrah Elementary Middle School and promotes healthy, vibrant, diverse communities in Southeast Baltimore through creative community development projects and proven programs.
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If you do not have access to Campus Portal, set up your account here
If you already have access, sign in to Campus Portal and click on the Annual Student Verification link in the announcements section on the upper right hand side of the page.
At-home mental health services (Hazel)
Baltimore City Public Schools partners with Hazel Health to provide virtual mental health support to students free of cost.
Learn more here: https://getstarted.hazel.co/district/baltimorecityschools
Mobile hotspots are available to borrow from the Pratt Library, allowing you to connect to your devices with access to free Wi-Fi and unlimited data. The devices can be picked up and returned at any Library location.
Mobile hotspots are limited to one device per account. There is a 12-week loan period, and they may be auto-renewed up to three times if there are no holds.
