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Learning Green celebrates and brings together the work of Baltimore City Public Schools to foster environmental awareness among students and schools—and to make Baltimore a cleaner, greener place to learn, work and live. more ...

Read highlights from the green projects and activities underway in City Schools. They range from composting and recycling to schoolyard gardening and tree plantings. Also learn about our 11 green-certified schools—and the large-scale programs at work in their classrooms. more...

Students at Greet Street Academy learn how gardening can create a more sustainable world.

Polar bears, Ms. Carbon and Earth teach lesson on global warming

Students at John Eager Howard Elementary School participate in play

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278 new trees for Robert W. Coleman and Frederick Douglas

Students at Robert W. Coleman Elementary and Frederick Douglas High celebrate Earth Day by planting trees.

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Highlandtown #237 green team celebrates recycling

Dr. Andrés Alonso and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joined the team at a press conference

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Turning a vacant lot into an edible garden

In West Baltimore's Upton neighborhood, students from City Schools are helping to turn a vacant lot into a community garden and a neighborhood gathering spot.

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From worms to water, students learn how to make a garden

Students attend Gardening Summit at Great Kids Farm

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Challenging students to be green, healthy and smart

54 City Schools win $67,000 in grants for sustainibility, nutrition and energy projects

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Students and Families - Discover the many programs and opportunities that put City Schools students on a path to a green career.
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Check out the going green guides and resources shared during Sustainability Day Presentations!

Families - Find out more about the health benefits of children and nature.

Teachers - Find resources for going green, including environmental literacy information, project ideas, enrichment opportunities, professional development, funding possibilities and more.

Check out what Great Kids Farm has to offer your class on Thirty-Three Acres of Learning and Fun!