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Student Media Team
Some good news
Updates for high school students
Learn about your candidates for student representatives!
Get ready to have your say! On November 2, you'll have the chance to vote for Baltimore City's Student Commissioner and the Officers for the Associated Student Congress of Baltimore City (ASCBC).
Curious about the candidates? Check out their campaign videos on City Schools’ YouTube channel, and dive into the full voter guide or watch the Town Hall, on ASCBC’s website! Let your voice be heard!
Credit recovery opportunity
Attention, students on the path to graduation:
If you're in need of additional course credits to graduate, enroll in the City Schools no-cost Saturday Credit Recovery program.
This program is set to kick off on November 4, 2023, and will continue until March 16, 2024. You can select between virtual classes or in-person sessions at Frederick Douglass High School. Don't miss this opportunity to stay on track toward your graduation goals! To learn more, visit the City Schools Announcements.
Western High students made dollars make sense
Picture a group of students graduating with the skills to manage their finances and make a positive impact on their families' financial well-being. Western High School now offers a Personal Finance class for 11 and 12th-grade students, with 300 eager students enrolled this school year. Read more in this Progress Report.
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