OUR MISSION

To develop, implement, and advocate for an equitable, sustainable, and replicable education model that improves student outcomes. In so doing, the Baltimore Curriculum Project will help to raise educational standards and opportunities for all youth in Baltimore City schools.

EDUCATORS

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FAMILIES

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SUPPORT US

Help transform children’s lives.

We believe that all schools should be schools worth choosing.

Since 1996, the nonprofit BCP has improved some of Baltimore’s toughest areas and most at-risk neighborhood schools to provide an outstanding education for children, PK through 8. We were founded to transform the city’s educational landscape using innovative, research-based educational strategies, intensive teacher training and extensive support for administrators and staff, and a safe learning environment for our students.

In partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools, BCP is Maryland’s largest operator of local neighborhood, public charter schools. We support families by tailoring our resources and support through community partnerships. Among the most acclaimed charter schools in Maryland, BCP has pioneered Direct Instruction, Core Knowledge, and Restorative Practices for the Baltimore region.

About the Baltimore Curriculum Project

Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) is the largest operator of local neighborhood, public charter schools in Maryland. We create safe, supportive learning environments for children PK-8 by providing innovative, research-based educational strategies, intensive teacher training and extensive support for administration and staff. We support our local neighborhood needs by tailoring our resources and support through community partnerships.

As one of the longest-running charter operators in Maryland, our schools are regularly recognized as some of the most highly acclaimed neighborhood charter schools in the state. 

Pimlico Elementary / Middle School

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