News and Press
Elected Officials Visit BCP Schools
Over the past few months, several elected officials and one former Baltimore City Mayor visited Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools to share their experiences and civic leadership journeys...
Three BCP Schools Get Charter Renewals
Congratulations to three of our Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) neighborhood conversion charter schools on their recent successful charter renewals. On January 14, 2025, the Baltimore City Public...
BCP Grads Going Places: Wolfe Street Alumnus Seth Cunningham
We continue our regular profiles of Baltimore City Curriculum (BCP) graduates with Seth Cunningham, who attended Wolfe Street Academy from 3rd through 5th grade in 2010-2011. ATTENDED WOLFE...
Meet the BCP Board Member: Nakeya Houlton
This month, we showcase our newest board member, Pimlico Elementary / Middle School parent Nakeya Houlton. Welcome to the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) Board of Directors, Nakeya! How did you...
Are You Smarter Than a BCP Student? Gala 2025
Get ready for an unforgettable night of fun, competition, and philanthropy at Baltimore Curriculum Project’s annual "Are You Smarter Than a BCP Student?" Gala. This year’s event will take place on...
Leading Minds 2025
In 2008, Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) first convened local and national experts to engage on issues affecting Baltimore City students. Called Leading Minds: Challenging Conversations on Public...
New Wolfe Street Mural Celebrates Community Roots
The Wolfe Street Academy (WSA) playground took flight in late summer and fall as WSA parent and artist Jessy DeSantis created a new mural on the playground wall at the elementary school. The...
Community Partner Spotlight: Santa’s Helpers Anonymous
Community Partners are essential to the ongoing work of the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) year-round but especially during the holiday season for Baltimore’s families in need. This month, we...
Remembering Jean F. Silber, Longtime BCP Supporter
Jean Silber knew exactly what it took to make things grow. An accomplished and well-known gardener, she was one of the driving forces behind the Cylburn Arboretum. An equally passionate...
BCP Board Update
The December Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) Board of Directors quarterly meeting was held on December 12, 2024. As is the BCP board meeting tradition, each quarterly board meeting rotates to a...
What’s Happening at BCP Schools? Fall Field Trips!
Several schools planned great field trips for learning enrichment, cultural connections, new adventures, and fun. Here are a few of the experiential learning opportunities the students at Baltimore...
City Springs & One Book Baltimore
In 2018, a group of Baltimore librarians and educators, including Wyatt Oroke, City Springs Elementary / Middle School, founded One Book Baltimore in collaboration with Baltimore City Public...
BCP In the News
Check out recent media mentions of the Baltimore Curriculum Project.
WMARABC2
Today Show
Baltimore Magazine
Ego Nwodim, SNL star and Baltimore native, is partnering with BCP to teach educators and students improv skills to use as problem-solving and life skills. Baltimore Magazine featured her work with BCP in its annual GameChangers issue.
WMAR-2 NEWS
Matt Hornbeck, Principal of Hampstead Hill Academy, was interviewed about the negative impact of social media on teenagers and HHA’s strategies to address this important issue.
BALTIMORE BUSINESS JOURNAL
Hampstead Hill Academy broke ground on April 18, 2024 for an exciting expansion and renovation project to benefit the school and the Southeast Baltimore community.
WJZ
WBAL-TV
SNL Cast Member Ego Nwodim and her brother Dr. Emeka Nwodim visited City Springs Elementary / Middle School to launch a series of life-skills-building workshops using improv for City Springs’ middle school Peer Mediators.
BALTIMORE BANNER ARTICLE
Dan Rodricks, Baltimore Banner reporter, writes about Hampstead Hill Academy’s introduction of Yondr phone bags to limit student smartphone use during the school day to enhance academic engagement and increase personal connections and conversations with one another.
CBS NEWS BALTIMORE
Pimlico middle school students learned life-saving Stop-the-Bleed skills as part of the school’s unique partnership with Sinai Hospital, the Pimlico/Sinai Middle Grades Health Sciences Program
UNION TALK PODCAST
Wolfe Street Academy’s Mark Gaither, Principal, and educator Katrina Kickbush, discuss how community schools deliver on the promise of public education with American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten.
