City Schools is preparing for the 2025-26 school year and we want your input! What should your school invest in? What do you want to see more of in your school community?

Every school will host at least two Priority Engagement Sessions, where the community can provide input about what is important to them with school leadership. To find the engagement session dates and information for your school, view this spreadsheet or contact your school directly.

If you have a student heading to middle or high school, it's time to start learning about your School Choice options!

Many schools will host open houses for potential students and families to visit, learn about programs offered, meet staff and administrators, and ask questions about the school.

For a list of upcoming open houses and Choice Liaisons, visit the School Choice Open House page. And remember the School Choice Fair is Saturday, December 14!

Quarter 1 report cards for traditional schools will be available via Campus Portal starting November 6 through November 8.

To access your student's report card, please sign into Campus Portal.

T-Mobile is working to connect students with free internet service. Your student could be eligible for a free hotspot, free internet service, and more.
Your student may qualify through eligibility for the National School Lunch Program, and certain government programs including:

-SNAP benefits via P-EBT or EBT
-TANF
-Medicaid
-Head Start

To learn more and to apply, visit the Project 10 MIllion site.

This is a friendly reminder that if you do not want your student's photo shared or used, please complete the media opt-out form located on the Campus Portal site if you haven't already done so.

Without the media opt out, students will be automatically included in our media policy and be included in photos, videos, etc.

For more information, visit the City Schools Opt-out page.

City Schools, along with hundreds of other school districts in Maryland and across the nation, filed a pathbreaking lawsuit against Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, SnapChat, and Facebook. City Schools’ lawsuit aims to hold these social media platforms accountable for designing unsafe and addictive platforms that harm student health and well-being. At the request of these companies, the Federal Court ordered City Schools and other school districts to disclose some student records to the lawyers and a limited number of experts in this case. To learn more about the lawsuit and your rights as a parent or guardian to object to the disclosure of your student’s records, please view the Court’s order and other information here: https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/page/social-media-litigation.