Girls dive into science at two state-of-the-art science labs

Robotics roundup of recent competitions

Read Across Maryland Month kicks off

Students become biologists with a hands-on science program

Students compete in robotics invitational

Out of this world! Students talk to an astronaut in space

Using student talent to improve the MTA...and attendance!

Three outstanding African American City Schools graduates you may not know

Celebrating good attendance with pizza, pajamas and a pigeon

Who can make history?

Photos from the CTE fair at Carver

Mayor helps Carver students kick off SkillsUSA

On a path from high school to medical school

Baer School principal wins $100,000 grant

"Ease on down the road" with the Mergenthaler Drama Club

High school students "use a new lens"

“The way I select materials, techniques and themes is that they have to pop, speak out, have a message behind them,”

Law Students Need Courtrooms, Business Students Need Banks

At Reginald F. Lewis High School, students learn in classrooms, the library, the gym...and now in a fully outfitted courtroom and bank

Bringing student talent to a community conversation

Claremont High School celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Day

Bringing Baltimore City's Native Youth to the White House

Students from Baltimore City Public Schools were invited to the White House during President Obama’s Tribal Leaders Summit

Students, Educators, Officials, Executives: Joining Together in Green Initiatives

In the work to create greener spaces and keep our environment healthy, everyone has a role to play. At a recent event, the power of partnerships for a cleaner environment was in the spotlight.

Helping the MTA Find Its Way

City Schools students team up with the MTA to help improve service to Baltimore City's youth.

From a School Community to the Baltimore Community

Students at Augusta Fells Savage Institute share a true spirit of giving, involving the whole school in food drives and projects to benefit their community

Fun to Build, Yummy to Eat: Gingerbread Building at George Washington Elementary

A gingerbread building party rewards students who made it to school on time throughout the fall.

Celebrating Student Success with the Orioles!

City Springs Elementary School students are rewarded for their hard work with a holiday party with Orioles players!

A Winning Combination: The Ravens, the Mayor and Cecil Elementary

Cecil Elementary improved its attendance and won a holiday party filled with delicious food, Santa Claus and lots of presents!

The Holidays Arrive Early for Gilmor Students

The 2011-12 winter holiday came early for a hundred students at Gilmor Elementary School.

Students Fill District Office with Songs of the Season

Students from Leith Walk Elementary, Garrett Heights Elementary/Middle, Northeast Middle, Cherry Hill Elementary, Roland Park Elementary/Middle, and Dr. Nathan A. Pitts-Ashburton School came to the district office and sang holiday songs to start off the holiday season with cheer!

Student Takes National Stage for Release of Assessment Results

City Springs 8th grader Lamarr Mitchell welcomes national media, visiting educators and school and district leaders to the release of The Nation's Report Card for large U.S. cities

It's Engineering... It's Art... It's Robotics!

Western High School's RoboDoves combine STEM savvy with creativity and problem solving—and head to the robotics world championship

The Fame: From Lady Gaga to Digital Harbor

A student combines recycling and art...and wins a grand prize.

Baltimore Leadership School Wins Salad Bar

After winning a competitive grant, students are eating healthier!

Year-Round Treats from a Community Partner

A special community partnership between BioPark and James McHenry Elementary/Middle School brings Halloween treats and more to student

Soccer Without Borders

Checkmate!

Choice Matters

Crishawn Ellis: First to Earn Project Lead the Way College Credit!

Author Sherman Alexie Speaks to Students

Mary Ann Winterling Celebrates Learning through Play

Students Go Head-to-Head in Robotics and Soapbox Racing

Teachers Turn to Great Kids Farm for Resources and Ideas

Freshman Wins Squash Challenge, but Board Chairman Shows Up Strong

A New Green Club for Students

Students Think Like Engineers--and Design Homes for Hermit Crabs

Un-Paving a Parking Lot—and Putting Up Paradise

Engineering Soapbox Cars—and Gearing Up for the Race!

A Student’s Perspective: Working at Great Kids Café

Batman Visits Students—and Teaches Valuable Lessons

Big Wins at Chess Nationals