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My name is Mrs. Tia and I will be posting information about middle school choice. Thank you for visiting and I look forward to meeting you.

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SEED School of Maryland

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SEED School of Maryland

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Charter School Website

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Application are due by February 3, 2021. Each Baltimore City Public Charter School has its own application. Please click on each individual school below for a link to their online application.

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Baltimore City Middle Schools - MAPCS Programs & Resources Site

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Application are due by February 3, 2021. Each Baltimore City Public Charter School has its own application. Please click on each individual school below for a link to their online application.

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BCPSS Choice

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City Schools will have early release at 12 p.m. Wednesday, September 15, ONLY for schools that do not have air conditioning or have units under repair. This decision was made due to the combination of warm temperatures and humidity, which may cause some spaces in those buildings to feel like they are warmer.

A full list of the schools is available at https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/ac. Transportation will be provided to students.

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City Schools will have early release at 12 p.m. Wednesday, September 15, ONLY for schools that do not have air conditioning or have units under repair. This decision was made due to the combination of warm temperatures and humidity, which may cause some spaces in those buildings to feel like they are warmer.

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At the Maryland Book Bank, we believe in the power of stories to transport the reader to incredible worlds and unlock unlimited possibilities and potential. That's why we are so happy to announce our new Book Kit program.

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Story Kits are a free program for families with children enrolled in Baltimore City Public Schools. Families simply fill out the online form here , specifying their child's age, grade level, and special book interests and we will mail a pack of books to each child free of charge!

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We currently have 1,500 Story Kits available for students in Baltimore County Title I Public Schools!

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Children are encouraged to read and keep these books, adding them to their home library to cherish for years to come.

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Are you an educator interested in Story Kits for your entire class? Contact us here for more information on how we can help.

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"The stories we read in our childhood are the ones we remember all our lives."

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At the Maryland Book Bank, we believe in the power of stories to transport the reader to incredible worlds and unlock unlimited possibilities and potential. That's why we are so happy to announce our new Book Kit program. ​ Story Kits are a free program for families with children enrolled in Baltimore City Public Schools.

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Green Street Academy
Open House

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The Crossroads School
11/2

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The Crossroads School is a public, tuition-free charter middle school operated by Living Classrooms Foundation through a contract with the Baltimore City Public School System. The school is located within the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center that sits on Living Classrooms' East Harbor Campus adjacent to Harbor East and Harbor Point. Crossroads School opened its doors in September 2002, draws students from a citywide lottery and currently serves 162 students in grades 6-8.

Crossroads prides itself on being a "school of choice" whereby students, families, and teachers choose to be a part of the Crossroads educational community. The curriculum focuses on the fundamentals of reading, writing, and math with a hands-on, interdisciplinary approach. Technology, cooperative learning, critical thinking, and real-world application of knowledge are also considered to be fundamental to the core curriculum.

The Crossroads School is a tight knit community, where the faculty are dedicated to helping each student realize his/her potential in middle school and beyond. The school's small teacher to student ratio and individualized attention encourage successful academic intervention for students who may enter the school considerably behind grade level. The faculty works to raise student achievement by combining college-preparatory academic standards with hands-on, project-based learning experiences and additional targeted support.

The Crossroads School has become one of Baltimore City's top performing public middle schools and has been rated "Highly Effective" in 12 primary categories by Baltimore City Public Schools. Crossroads' vision and most important long-term goal is for all students to go on to continue their education at the best Maryland public and private college-preparatory high schools, and to help our students become strong scholars, leaders, and citizens.

With continued community support, this effective school can continue to benefit the lives of our students and provide a meaningful, enriching alternative to low-performing area schools.

The Turning the Corner Achievement Program (TCAP) at The Crossroads School is a comprehensive program that complements middle school curricula through after school academic enrichment programming, mentoring, and family services to help students overcome challenges, succeed in school, and prepare for admission to top Maryland public and private high schools. As part of TCAP, Leaders Go Places provides students with guidance and support in the areas of academic achievement, effort, and positive behavior throughout the school year. Students receive regular updates on their progress and most importantly, recognition for their accomplishments.

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The Crossroads School - Living Classrooms

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The Crossroads School is a public, tuition-free charter middle school operated by Living Classrooms Foundation through a contract with the Baltimore City Public School System. The school is located within the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center that sits on Living Classrooms' East Harbor Campus adjacent to Harbor East and Harbor Point.

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Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women
11/09

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Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women

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Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women

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Baltimore Design School
11/16

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Baltimore Design School: Design Your Future

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Baltimore Design School is a grade 6-12 transformation school with a focus on academics, graphic design, fashion design, and architecture.

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Green Street Academy
11/30

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Our Mission

To create a pipeline of inspired, self-reflective, and well-qualified young people who are prepared to graduate, advance their studies, build careers, and sustain themselves, their families, and their communities.

Founded in 2010, Green Street Academy is a 6-12 public charter school located in West Baltimore. Now serving 875 students annually, GSA was designed to transform how scholars prepare for college and careers in the 21st century through the lens of environmental, human, and personal economic sustainability.
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Our Vision

To build an academic institution that meaningfully connects our diverse ecosystem of teachers, scholars, families, staff, trustees, volunteers, and community partners to make a positive impact in our neighborhoods and on our planet.

Our School

Founded in 2010, Green Street Academy is a 6-12 public charter school located in West Baltimore. Now serving 875 students annually, GSA was designed to transform how scholars prepare for college and careers in the 21st century through the lens of environmental, human, and personal economic sustainability.
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Our Mission

To create a pipeline of inspired, self-reflective, and well-qualified young people who are prepared to graduate, advance their studies, build careers, and sustain themselves, their families, and their communities.

Our Vision

To build an academic institution that meaningfully connects our diverse ecosystem of teachers, scholars, families, staff, trustees, volunteers, and community partners to make a positive impact in our neighborhoods and on our planet.

Celebrating Our

10th Anniversary

From our humble beginnings with 127 students and 12 teachers in a neglected Southwest Baltimore school building, GSA has emerged as a powerful force in the Baltimore City public education ecosystem by building a succession of durable 21st century school-to-college and career learning initiatives for our students.

In that tradition, GSA is continuing to expand our platform with dynamic new initiatives, like the Elijah E. Cummings Innovation Center and GSA Farms. By celebrating our 10th anniversary in this way, GSA is not only honoring a decade of teachers, staff, and students whose diligence and creativity enabled us to celebrate this milestone, but also taking the next generation of actions, anticipated in our long-term strategic plan, to build even more sustainable career options and economically viable lives for our students and families in West Baltimore.

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Resources

Prep for Success

Learn more about our internship program.

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Green Street Academy | Charter School in Baltimore, MD

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To create a pipeline of inspired, self-reflective, and well-qualified young people who are prepared to graduate, advance their studies, build careers, and sustain themselves, their families, and their communities. Founded in 2010, Green Street Academy is a 6-12 public charter school located in West Baltimore.

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Please see the attached information and resources from Mother Seton Academy.

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Open House- Lillie May Carroll Jackson Charter School

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All girls
Grades 5- 8

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Reminder:

The Ingenuity Program for middle school opened on November 1st. This is an advanced STEM program located in Hamilton, Mount Royal and Roland Park Middle Schools.

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Cultivating a New Generation of STEM Leaders

Welcome to
The Ingenuity Project

A comprehensive, advanced math and science instructional program for Baltimore City students in grades 6-12.

It is our mission to prepare and launch the next diverse generation of nationally competitive STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) leaders in Baltimore City Public Schools.

By the Numbers

Alumni report majoring in a STEM field.

Class of 2020 participated in Ingenuity all seven years.

Ingenuity eighth graders accepted to selective high schools.

Ingenuity middle school students perform in the top 10% nationally by the end of eighth grade.

What's Happening

Student Achievements

Senior Research Spotlight - Juni Polansky

December 14, 2020 - Juni Polansky '21, Discovers Three Bacteriophages,... Read More

Senior Research Spotlight - Isaiah Roberts

Isaiah Roberts '20- Ingenuity student since 9th grade Middle School:... Read More

Senior Research Spotlight - Raekwon Williams

Raekwon Williams '20 - Ingenuity student since 9th grade Middle... Read More

Application Timeline

November 1

Online Applications Open

November 3

Poly Open Houses & Ingenuity High School Information Sessions

November 17 & December 11

Middle School Information Sessions

December 22

Application Deadline

January 29

Ingenuity Admissions Tests

February 5

Ingenuity Admissions Tests (Make Up)

March

Admissions Decisions

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Great day for a retreat to reconnect and regroup for the year ahead.

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So excited to see students back in class! Observing our amazing first 8th grade cohort in Algebra class at James McHenry today.

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Ingenuity Project - Energies Combine, Potentials Emerge

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Cultivating a New Generation of STEM Leaders Welcome to The Ingenuity Project A comprehensive, advanced math and science instructional program for Baltimore City students in grades 6-12. It is our mission to prepare and launch the next diverse generation of nationally competitive STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) leaders in Baltimore City Public Schools.

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The Office of Enrollment, Choice and Transfer is hosting an information session and Q&A for families about middle and high school choice on Wednesday, December 1 from 4 to 5 p.m. Here are the participant links to the info session/Q&A:  English | Spanish

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Our lottery deadline is approaching in under a month, and we still have available seats in our 6th grade classes that we are looking to fill with bright, curious minds who are poised to make a difference!

At LMCJ, we believe that girls are in charge--we walk that belief out by learning what makes them BLOOM and creating opportunities for scholars to be leaders in classrooms, Crews, and communities.

We know that the surge in COVID cases has made families reluctant to attend school events, so we have created another opportunity for a virtual "Look Into Lillie May" open house session. On January 17, 2021, families can log into THIS LINK at 6pm to learn more about our school and how they and their students can build with us during their middle school career.

We will have scholar ambassadors on hand to talk about their leadership roles, current parents to talk from their perspective, and school staff that can answer any question that may arise. There will even be a Kahoot! to test new LMCJ knowledge at the end, and a lucky family (parent/guardian AND prospective scholar) can win a prize!

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Hello Families,

Please click on the link to learn about the Henry Hall summer programs through the Baltimore Aquarium. The programs are free and for Baltimore City students that will be in grades 5- 12. The application is due Monday.

https://aqua.org/education/programs/henry-hall-summer-scholars-camps