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“What’s your dream for the future?” It’s a core question asked of City School students as they become confident, innovative thinkers and effective communicators. The question ...

When Reginald F. Lewis High School’ s (Reginald) June 2025 graduate, Genesis Cruickshank, talks about his academic journey, he’s also speaking to his personal aspirations. “...

Tywan Wright’s story is inspiring - a powerful example of what City Schools students can achieve as they embody the ideals of the Portrait of a Graduate. The recent graduate of Fr...

In honor of recognizing October as Bullying Prevention Month , George Washington Elementary School engaged students in interactive storytelling sessions of "The Electrifying Adve...

Read the full introduction to the series and see all featured students Recent Frederick Douglass High School (Douglass) graduate Malver Canales always dreamed of going to ...

Read the full introduction to the series and see all featured students Five days before graduating from Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School (Mervo) in June, Celin...

City Schools’ Portrait of a Graduate is a shared vision between the district and the surrounding community, articulating our aspirations for all students in Baltimore City. The p...

Learning never stops at City Schools. This summer, hundreds of students across Baltimore took part in programs that kept their minds active, their creativity flowing, and their c...

Learning never stops at City Schools. This summer, hundreds of students across Baltimore took part in programs that kept their minds active, their creativity flowing, and their ...

Learning never stops at City Schools. Over the summer, thousands of students across Baltimore took part in programs that kept their minds active, their creativity flowing, and t...

The opening page of Below the Surface, last school year’s literary and arts magazine featuring the writing and art by students at KIPP Harmony Academy (KIPP), reads: Stories, ...

Back-to-school means different things to different people, but for the Food and Nutrition team , it marks the start of serving breakfast and lunch to nearly 77,000 students every ...

As the 2025–26 school year rolls out, Baltimore City Public Schools’ Office of Multilingual Learners (OML) is ensuring that multilingual learners across the district are welcomed,...

Last school year, all but one of our high schools offered Advanced Placement (AP) classes—college-level courses that prepare students for their post-high school education while ea...

Darius Timmons, the Director of College and Career Placement at ConneXions: A Community Based Arts School , has a goal for his students: for them “to be themselves and see that th...

The rain didn't dampen the spirit or the commitment of Baltimore School for the Arts( BSA) students during their Earth Day activities. Although the neighborhood cleanup was cance...

Winning in chess requires patience, discipline, developing a long-term strategy, and maintaining focus. Those are also important qualities in becoming an accomplished chess player...

When New York Times bestselling author Kate Messner shared one of her secrets for being a better writer—”I bring my notebook everywhere”—with a class at City Springs Elementary/Mi...

When hearing "literacy" in the classroom, you might immediately think of an English Language Arts (ELA) class. At City Schools, "literacy" is fully integrated in all subject areas...

Sure, Southwest Baltimore Charter School 's Family Literacy Night earlier this spring was true to its title. It was at night, and students’ families were included in the event. Th...