News Stories

Community Partnership offers Youth Sports and Education Center

Students from Hampstead Hill Academy in southeast Baltimore are enjoying this state of the art field. The friendly game of kickball gets them out of the classroom and up and moving. They are taking advantage of the Patterson Park Youth Sports and Education Center.

For the complete story and video from ABC Channel 2 News, click here.

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City Springs Football Field Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

On November 29, 2011, the Hampstead Hill Hornets flag football team and the fantastic HHA drumline participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony to formally open the new City Springs football field located at Lombard Street, just east of Caroline Street. This outstanding new field was funded by Living Classrooms and Under Armour. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and several members of the Ravens were on hand for the celebration. Our team can’t wait for the spring season to start and get out to play some ball on the new field.

For the complete story and video from ABC Channel 2 News, click here.
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Hampstead Hill Academy Pre-K Students Get New Learning Space

For the complete story and video from WJZ Channel 13, click here.

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HHA Students Join the First Lady To Take Aim At Jumping Jacks Record

On Tuesday, October11th, students from HHA traveled to Washington, DC to join the First Lady in an effort to break the Guinness World Record title for the most people doing jumping jacks in a 24-hour period. Take a minute and take a look!

Click here to view pictures from the event.

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The Baltimore Sun highlights the importance of recess and features HHA kids at play. Read more...