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December 7, 2022 Diverse offerings spark student learning Beyond taking compelling classes that challenge, engage and inspire, City Schools students try new things, pursue pa...

November 8, 2022 Written by Naisha Dorsey, Work-Based Learning Specialist, Office of College and Career Readiness Jeremiah Foote, an automotive Career and Technical Educatio...

November 10, 2022 Inaugural event champions achievable, meaningful change Many students have the will, passion, and dedication to make a difference in their community and s...

October 4, 2022 Soft skills training helps students find their path to success Thanks to the Future Ready! college and career mentoring program, students at five City School...

September 2, 2022 Paid work experiences giving students a leg up This summer, City Schools students were busy! They gained real-world work experience, explored new fields, a...

September 9, 2022 Digital Harbor students participated in Global Citizen Exchange this Spring Five students from Digital Harbor High School found meaningful connections halfwa...

September 12, 2022 Free summer program engages 3,000+ City Schools students Learning through art has many forms - from beatboxing while practicing counting and fractions and ...

August 2, 2022 School Coordinators connect families with resources and community partners For students to thrive, they need safe, supportive environments during the school d...

August 10, 2022 Young food scientists practice “Mindful Botany” at annual Garden Summit “This is the most peaceful place I've ever been!" Commodore John Rodgers Elementar...

August 11, 2022 Program supporting school-based staff to expand If you’re walking through Vivien T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy, you might find students practicing nursing ski...

August 16, 2022 Taking a hike into the past to understand our present The sixth–graders at The Mount Washington Elementary School concluded their combined unit in history an...

August 19, 2022 “Persists” team builds new initiatives to support post-graduation success More than 100 college-bound City Schools students convened on the Johns Hopkins Uni...

August 24, 2022 Toddlers and caregivers enjoy activities supporting Early Childhood development and parenting strategies One nook is filled with paintings on small easels. Ano...

July 6, 2022 City Schools partners with families to support student learning Over 1,200 City Schools students and families spent an evening previewing the huge variety of City...

July 13, 2022 Team presents findings at renowned Carnegie Summit When a team of City Schools English Language Arts teachers came together to form the Baltimore Secondary Lit...

July 13, 2022 Engaging, positive song reinforces life lessons and lifts student voice Fourth-grade student Aeron opens the song over a canvas of pianos: “Chin up! I’m a winn...

July 19, 2022 Customized curriculums emphasize career readiness and IT expertise Charles Sheppard, who graduated from Renaissance Academy in June, has always had a knack for...

June 1, 2022 During the class’ animal unit, Mrs. Lefrancois’ pre-k students at City Springs Elementary/Middle School were on the edge of their seats, with endless questions durin...

June 2, 2022 STEM-focused labs feature 3D printers, virtual reality headsets, and fast computers It’s a real-world challenge that employees in the gaming industry face: “Cre...

June 13, 2022 Celebrations include pizza, slime-making, and Field Day The end of a school year is a time to celebrate accomplishments, reflect on what we’ve learned, and lo...