A contractor appreciation lunch was held last week at the Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School construction site. The soon-to-be gym was filled with holiday music, safety vests, and jolly energy!
We are excited to share the ongoing progress at the Frederick Douglass Building! The construction team has been hard at work bringing the interior spaces of each floor to life.
Look no further, we’re back with some recent photographs of the Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School construction site! Things are really starting to look up for this new building structure.
Last week, we visited Bay-Brook Elementary/Middle School to see the creative work of City Schools students who are participating in the Summer Arts for Learning Academy. Have a closer look at this artwork by one of our young artists!
Five Minute Histories: Walter P. Carter Elementary/Middle School youtu.be/DSmF-hkfu44?feature… via @YouTube
Wow, can you believe it? Another school year has come to an end! The 21st Century School Buildings Program wishes all students and staff a wonderful summer! Enjoy it, you earned it!
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Congratulations to Montebello, recognized by the Maryland Historical Trust with a 2025 Award for Excellence in Sustainable Design!
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🏆 Thank you to the Maryland Historical Trust for recognizing Montebello Elementary/Middle School, a 21st Century School Building Program project, with the 2025 Maryland Preservation Award: Excellence in Sustainable Design. Live stream recording: bit.ly/3HegbYR
21st Century Schools, Frederick Douglass High School, and Joseph C. Briscoe Academy will hold a virtual-only community meeting on May 28, 2025, at 5:00 pm through Zoom.
To join this meeting, please visit the 21st Century Website: baltimore21stcenturyschools.…
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The Montebello Elementary / Middle School 21st Century School Buildings project has been recognized with the Maryland Historical Trust’s 2025 Excellence in Sustainable Design Award! Learn more & join us virtually: bit.ly/42RQQwi
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The old Frederick Douglass High School held a secret. Here’s what they found behind the safe door buff.ly/rXZnjuQ
We celebrate the immense value teachers add to students’ lives every single day. Take a moment to share the impact a teacher has made on you. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Did you know there are over 5,000 teachers across Baltimore City Public Schools #TeacherAppreciationWeek
21st Century Schools and Commodore John Rodgers E/MS, will host a hybrid construction update meeting this evening at 5:30 pm.
To join this meeting, please visit: baltimore21stcenturyschools.…
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Hidden treasures of the Hi-de-ho man in Baltimore.
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As a partner in the historic 21st Century School Buildings Program Program, the Maryland Stadium Authority is delivering modernized schools that are fully accessible, adaptable & sustainable to serve communities in Baltimore for years to come. Learn more: bit.ly/4cQZCNo
In September, while interior demolition was underway at the Frederick Douglass building, the construction team broke through a wall to access a lock safe. The mystery room revealed old musical instruments, photographs, and a life size cut out of the legendary Cab Calloway.
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Commodore John Rodgers EMS will be having a hybrid construction update meeting on May 1, 2025, at 5:30pm.
Zoom link for attending remotely: bit.ly/CJRConstructionMayMee…
Katherine Johnson Global Academy students had a blast dressing up for Career Day and guessing each other's professions, ranging from teachers to athletes to doctors. The career pool is an endless opportunity for students to explore across @BaltCitySchools
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Every Thursday, we celebrate @baltcityschools principals with #ThankfulThursdays! Next up is a note for Arlington Elementary School's Principal Emily Hunter. #Heartoftheschools












































