Baltimore Curriculum Project

Get Your Tickets for Are You Smarter Than a BCP Student: Celebrating 30 Years of Impact

This year marks a very special milestone for the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP): our 30th Anniversary. For three decades, BCP has been deeply committed to Baltimore, working alongside families, educators, and communities to ensure every child has access to a high-quality education. To celebrate this moment, we are thrilled to announce that tickets and table […]

Pimlico Charter Earns Three-Year Renewal from City Schools

The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners voted to renew Pimlico Elementary/Middle School’s charter contract for another three years. The vote took place on January 14, 2026, during the Board’s annual School Portfolio Review, a comprehensive process designed to ensure that schools are meeting high standards for students, families, and the broader community. The charter […]

BCP Launches Updated Website as Part of 30th Anniversary Celebration

BCP Website Homepage

Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP), Maryland’s largest neighborhood conversion charter school operator, proudly unveils its redesigned website as part of its celebration of 30 years of serving Baltimore’s children and families. The refreshed site reflects BCP’s deep roots in the city, its purpose-driven mission, and its focus on fostering thriving schools and communities for the future. […]

BCP Volunteer Days at Frederick and Wolfe Street

Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) continued its 30th anniversary celebration with Volunteer Days of Service at Frederick Elementary School and Wolfe Street Academy. Frederick Elementary Science Fair and STEM Night, Nov. 24, 2025 Students, families, and community partners came together for an evening filled with curiosity, creativity, and celebration. Across the building, seven students from Pre-K […]

WJZ-TV & Others Make Govans’ Career Day Special

Govans Elementary School, part of the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) network of neighborhood conversion charter schools, celebrated American Education Week in November. The week includes visits from school by mothers, fathers, and guardians, community partners, and for the much-anticipated Career Day, a host of adults and mentors representing various jobs. This year, WJZ-TV broadcast from […]

Pimlico Celebrates its 7th Pinning Ceremony for Middle School Health Science Program with LifeBridge Health

On December 3, 2025, a group of two dozen new Medical Detectives—6th and 7th graders selected for Pimlico Elementary / Middle School’s unique Middle School Health Science Program in partnership with LifeBridge Health—received their pins and white coats. This celebration, which launches their participation in the program, included faculty, family, LifeBridge leaders, and Baltimore elected […]

How Evidence-Based Reading and Math Programs Drive Student Success

Educators constantly hear the terms “evidence-based” and “research-based,” but not all educational research is created equal. Education research plays an essential role in improving teaching and learning, but with thousands of studies available, determining credibility is key. What makes research reliable? Reliable research typically meets the following criteria: it is published by credible sources, uses […]

Announcing the 2026 Leading Minds Symposium

Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) is excited to announce our 2026 Leading Minds Symposium, a signature annual event that brings educators, community leaders, and advocates together to explore the issues shaping the future of public education. This year’s symposium will be held on Friday, February 6, 2026, at the Maritime Conference Center, as part of BCP’s […]

Community Partner Spotlight: CBRE

A year ago, this past Thanksgiving, CBRE , a commercial real estate firm in the Inner Harbor, began its outreach with City Springs Elementary Middle School, one of the six neighborhood conversion charter schools in the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) network. In fall 2024, a CBRE colleague introduced the firm to Aaron Trumnio, City Springs’ […]

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