- Register for Summer Learning programs
- Give your feedback on cell phone use in schools
- Complete the Family Survey
- Join a Code of Conduct feedback session
- City Schools launches multi-year security hardware initiative
- Apply for YouthWorks

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- Upcoming Events
- Local News

Registration is now open for our free summer learning programs! There are programs available for all grades to keep students learning and engaged during the summer! Space is limited, so register soon! Visit Summer | Baltimore City Public Schools to register today.

Registration does require an Infinite Campus account. If you need assistance setting up your Infinite Campus account, please click HERE.

City Schools is updating the policy on the use of cell phones and personal electronic devices to create better learning environments, reduce distractions, and support positive student interactions. Research shows that limiting cell phone use in schools can improve focus, engagement, and school climate.

We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on the proposed changes and help shape the policy.

Take the survey HERE, and to learn more about the policy and research behind the proposed policy changes, visit https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/page/cell-phone-policy.

Families, we want to hear from you! Take the family survey to help us best serve you and your students! The annual parent and family survey is now open through April 15. 

Take the survey here: bit.ly/CitySchoolsFamilySurvey

City Schools wants your input on the Code of Conduct! Join a virtual feedback session to share your thoughts on key topics like bullying, cell phone use, dress code, and more.

Your voice matters in shaping a positive school environment for all students.

Visit https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/page/student-code-of-conduct to learn more.

City Schools is launching a multi-year security hardware initiative to upgrade door locks and frames in older buildings, enhancing safety across campuses. The first phase prioritizes 26 high schools, addressing a critical need by equipping classrooms and key spaces with improved locking mechanisms for enhanced security.

To learn more, visit : https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/article/2119204

The deadline for 2025 YouthWorks applications is this Friday, April 4! The summer will be here before we know it, and it's a great time to start preparing for summer jobs. For more information including important dates, worksites, and more, visit the YouthWorks website.

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Grade: 5 
School: Matthew A. Henson Elementary School 

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Grade: 8 
School: Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School 

Name: Nalani Jenkins-EL 
Grade: 2 
School: Holabird Academy 

Name: Dhruvan Kumar 
Grade: pre-K 
School: Barclay Elementary/Middle School 

Name: Brissia Lopez-Castro  
Grade: 12  
School: Baltimore City College 

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Grade: 8 
School: The Belair-Edison School 

Alanah Fair
Baltimore International Academy
Grade - 8

Alanah has been studying French for nine years at Baltimore International Academy. An example to her peers, she often helps younger students who may be struggling and holds them to a higher standard. Outside of her French studies, Alanah is also a celebrated artist—she won first prize in the Mayor's Black History Month art contest. She hopes to continue her French and Art studies at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute next year.

Marcell Summerville
Joseph C. Briscoe Academy
Grade - 10

Marcell has been a great inspiration for his peers at Joseph C. Briscoe Academy. With basketball and his family as motivation, Marcell sets the tone for what a scholar-athlete looks like at Joseph C. Briscoe Academy. Through his dedication to basketball and goals toward graduation, his positive mindset pushes him to do his best, ensuring that he stays on the right path to success.