- From the Desk of Dr. S
- Tonight! Come to Virtual Math Night
- Join the conversation: What matters to you?
- Nominate the 2024 Teacher of the Year
- Join the City Schools' team
- Public Board meeting update
- New Safety and Wholeness Committee
- Pre-K and K enrollment
- Apply for YouthWorks summer jobs
- Upcoming events
- Spreading good news
- Get local updates
February 6, 2024
Overview
Tonight! Come to Virtual Math Night
City Schools is hosting a virtual Math Night to help students become more successful in math! Parents and guardians can join the City Schools’ Math Office to learn important information about the MCAP math assessments for students in grades 3 – Algebra I. We will cover a breakdown of the MCAP assessment, performance levels and reports, and what parents can do to help prepare students for the assessment. Spanish interpretation will be provided.
Register and Join at This Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/ZoomFamilyMathNight
Tuesday, February 6, 2024 | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
*To participate, you MUST first log into your personal/work Zoom account. For more information, visit baltimorecityschools.org
📸 Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School
Join the conversation: What matters to you?
There's one more opportunity to meet with us and share your input on budget priorities!
4:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 8 at Dunbar High School (or join virtually)
Please click HERE for more information.
Nominate the 2024 Teacher of the Year!
Know an exceptional teacher who inspires excellence and community in the classroom? Nominate them for the 2024 Teacher of the Year award! Students, families, or staff can nominate now through February 12. Click here to nominate your extraordinary teacher!
Join the City Schools' team
City Schools is seeking educators and school staff to join our amazing team! We're hosting a recruitment event on February 15 for several positions including teachers, paraeducators, substitutes, school counselors, and more!
Applicants can apply, get screened, and connect with school leaders at the recruitment events. For more information, visit the City Schools job page.
Update on the February 13 Public Board meeting
The Public Board meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 13 will be held virtually. To join the virtual meeting, please visit the City Schools Events page.
New Safety and Wholeness Committee
The Board of School Commissioners has formed the Safety and Wholeness Committee to boost support and transparency on school safety, violence prevention, and student well-being. With devoted members, this committee will shape policies and initiatives to enhance student safety and well-being.
The first Safety and Wholeness Committee meeting will be held at 4 p.m. next Thursday, February 15. To join the virtual meeting, please visit the City Schools Events page.
Pre-K and K enrollment
It's almost time to Rock and Enroll in City Schools pre-K and kindergarten! Enrollment for pre-K and kindergarten will begin on April 2, and this year we have a new, quick, and easy online system for enrollment! No need to visit your school to enroll, the entire process will be at your fingertips! For more information, visit the City Schools pre-K page.
Apply for YouthWorks summer jobs
YouthWorks 2024 applications are now open! The summer will be here before we know it, and now's the time to start preparing for summer jobs. For information on important dates, worksites, and more, visit the YouthWorks website.
A Bilingual Mentor’s Impact At Reginald F. Lewis High School
On the heels of National Mentoring Month, read about Ms. Vega's story of service and outreach to help meet the needs of young Latino students in the Reginald F. Lewis High School community. Get inspired and make a difference in the life of a student by becoming a mentor/volunteer at City Schools!
Read more about Ms. Vega in the latest Progress Report.
Mayor Scott's Black History Month Art Contest
Mayor Brandon M. Scott is calling all student artists! Submit artwork inspired by Black History Month to enter the Black History Month Art Contest. The deadline to submit your artwork to City Hall is noon on February 16.
One Book Baltimore Finale
Join City Schools and the Pratt Libraries for the One Book Baltimore finale. Come out to the Central Library at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7. Celebrate another successful year of the One Book Baltimore program with a discussion featuring authors Jacqueline Woodson and Tami Charles.
Click here to register to attend.
Madden 2024 Tournament
Calling all gamers ages 13 and up! Join Baltimore City Recreation and Parks this weekend as they celebrate Super Bowl weekend with a Madden 2024 tournament! Click here to register!
Helpful Numbers
Main: 443-984-2000
Enrollment: 410-396-8600
Transportation: 410-396-7440
Complaints/ Concerns: 410-545-1870
Special Education Parent Response Unit: 443-984-1561
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