Baltimore City Public Schools

BRAVE students participated in two in-person events. Seniors marked a milestone with their Senior Inauguration, and students from multiple grade levels took part in BRAVE Clean Up, helping remove litter from school grounds.

Exterior view of Augusta Fells Savage Institute for Visual Arts, a brick high school building with large windows and an American flag outside.

High School Choice Profile: In Southwest Baltimore, Augusta Fells provides a strong visual arts focus supported by hands-on learning. CTE programs, arts clubs, and sports offer a steady environment where students build skills and develop their craft.

Three students stand in front of a school bulletin board titled 'In the Spotlight!!' featuring spotlight graphics and student photos.

Each week, Woodhome students who demonstrate the ROAR virtue of the week are entered into a drawing for an Amazon gift card, reinforcing positive behavior and supporting a culture of respect, responsibility, and community throughout the school.

Middle/High School Choice Profile: In Northwest Baltimore, ACCE prepares students for life after graduation with college-ready coursework and career pathways. Students join sports, robotics, art, gaming, modeling, jazz band, environmental activities, and student news.

Students engaged in a classroom activity, sitting around tables with various materials like cards and containers.

AquaPartners visited fourth graders at Sandtown-Winchester for an interactive presentation on watersheds, teaching students how water movement in the Chesapeake Bay affects both wildlife and people.

Middle School Choice Profile: Katherine Johnson prepares students for a global future through rigorous academics and community-focused learning. Students participate in arts, STEM, leadership activities, and after-school programs that strengthen knowledge and character.

Students gathered around a garden bed, learning to plant and dig soil during an outdoor activity.

Lakeland recently hosted a Fall Veggie Garden Planting Workshop after school. Families, students, and community partners learned about seasonal crops and sustainable gardening while planting vegetables like kale, kohlrabi, totsoi, and fennel, along with pollinator-friendly marigolds.

Middle School Choice Profile: Garrett Heights offers a stable learning environment with a focus on strong instruction, community, and student growth. Students take part in arts, sports, and enrichment activities that build confidence and steady progress.

Three student sitting at a classroom table with colorful paper collages featuring various small pictures in front of them.

Students at Graceland Park/O'Donnell Heights have been learning about healthy eating through lessons on the different food groups. Using images from a grocery store advertisement, they applied their math skills by sorting the pictures into the appropriate food groups.

City Schools' high school students attended the NACAC National College Fair at the Baltimore Convention Center. They met with college representatives and explored opportunities for higher education, including scholarships and networking to support their next steps.

📸: Green Street

City Schools celebrates Substitute Educators’ Day and the dedicated professionals who keep classrooms moving when teachers are away. They are key in supporting learning and ensuring students stay on track. We value their commitment and the important role they play across our schools each day.

Students gathered around a classroom table playing a card game with green bingo-style sheets and pencils nearby.

Hamilton celebrated International Game Day with a Family Game Night focused on math, English language arts, and science. More than 40 families joined for an evening of hands-on learning, friendly competition, and teamwork.

When students improve their attendance rates, they improve their academic prospects and chances for graduating. Let's get to school today. #BmoreAttendsSchool

A large group of adults at a family council event.

Cherry Hill and Arundel launched a joint School Family Community Council meeting, bringing together families, community leaders, staff, and administrators to discuss ways to support student attendance.

Daily school attendance is your investment in the future. Don't miss a minute of learning. #BmoreAttendsSchool

A student sitting at a desk and writing.

Fifth-grade Spanish immersion students at BIA West, led by Ms. Gomez, created comics about Shays’ Rebellion. They explored how Daniel Shays and fellow farmers stood up for fairness and how this event influenced the early U.S. government.

George Washington students got a superhero lesson on kindness! Author Stephen McGill visited to share "The Electrifying Adventures of Mr. Powers," teaching kids about bullying and how to be a good friend. See how they’re building a kinder school: https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/article/2524556

Flyer advertising a free ice-skating event on Thursday, November 20, from 4 to 8 p.m., hosted by Baltimore City Public Schools during American Education Week.

Fee Ice-Skating tomorrow, November 20. Remember to use promo code: BEMORESCHOOL to reserve your spot! The first 250 pre-registered families who arrive at their chosen time will participate. Walk-ins may skate if rink space is available. https://www.waterfrontpartnership.org/inner-harbor-ice-rink

Group of students and adults celebrating Thanksgiving with turkey-themed hats and decorations outdoors.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving and a focus on literacy, City Schools hosted a turkey pardoning event at Willaim Paca for American Education Week. The occasion featured students showcasing their learning and advocacy skills, with support from Great Kids Farm.

City Schools honors National Educational Support Professionals Day by recognizing the staff who keep our schools running smoothly each day. Thank you to our support professionals.

City Schools’ apprentices attended a book signing with Maryland Senator Cory V. McCray, author of "The Apprenticeship That Saved My Life," at Graceland Park–O’Donnell Heights.

Consistent attendance leads to confidence, progress, and success. Show up to school every day. #BmoreAttendsSchool

Three people preparing vegetables and ingredients on a kitchen counter with bowls and cutting boards visible.

Students in the High School Agriculture CTE class at Green Street prepared a nutritious quinoa salad with support from Ms. Ramen of the University of Maryland Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program.

Three students preparing vegetables and ingredients on a kitchen counter with bowls and cutting boards visible.

Students in the High School Agriculture CTE class at Green Street prepared a nutritious quinoa salad with support from Ms. Ramen of the University of Maryland Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program.

Announcement for a special public board meeting by Baltimore City Public Schools with bilingual English and Spanish text.

Reminder: There's a special public board meeting tonight, November 18, at 5 p.m., followed by a special executive board meeting. For more information on how to join and agendas, visit: https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/page/board-meetings

Children dressed in cultural attire holding flags representing Iceland and Uzbekistan in a classroom setting.

Baltimore Montessori's Children's House celebrates United Nations Day every year by carrying national flags they made and dressing with corresponding sashes and other accessories. They parade through the school halls, then participate in a celebration in the school auditorium.

A teacher stands behind four students dressed in superhero and costume outfits inside a bright classroom.

To boost attendance, Ms. Zito organized a Superhero Day event at Furley, where students wore their favorite superhero costume.

Three people sitting around a wooden table sharing a tablet, with coffee cups, water bottles, and a pastry in a casual meeting setting.

Claremont recently hosted a Coffee for Caregivers event, offering families the opportunity to learn about supportive resources while enjoying a warm cup of coffee.

Group of students in life jackets sitting in kayaks on a sandy shore by calm water under clear skies.

Sixth-grade students at Henderson-Hopkins explored life beyond the city during their trip to North Bay, where they immersed themselves in nature and reflected on the question, “Who am I?”

Student wearing a VR headset and holding controllers, engaging in a virtual reality experience inside a library with bookshelves and tables.

Students at Augusta Fells explored a variety of career fields through interactive experiences using VR Oculus headsets. They learned about professions in health care, construction, electrical work and other industries.