Baltimore Curriculum Project

Jacqueline Roldan, HHA, Class of 2019

Jacqueline “Jacky” RoldanHampstead Hill Academy, Attended Pre-K through 8th, Class of 2019Commencement 2023 SpeakerMergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School (Mervo), Class of 2023, Valedictorian   Culinary Trades Student Chair of fundraising and activities, Student Government Association (2021-2023) Enrolled in Adelante Latina (2020-Present) Participant of the International Traveling Club (2021-2023) Enrolled in Building Steps (2021-Present) Had perfect attendance […]

SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT: Frederick Elementary School

Frederick Elementary School (FES) has a long history of educating young children in West Baltimore. In 2016, as part of Baltimore City Public Schools 21st Century School Building plan, the school board of commissioners decided to merge Frederick Elementary School and Samuel F.B Morse Elementary School.  That same year, FES became a neighborhood conversion public […]

What’s Happening in BCP Schools

Summer is a busy time in the Baltimore Curriculum Project network of neighborhood conversion charter schools. Each school offers free, full-day academic-based summer programs to continue the learning and provide fun enrichment activities. Wolfe Street Academy’s Summer Program is a free, full day, academic based program for returning Wolfe Street Academy students in 1st-5th grades. […]

City Springs and Hampstead Hill get Summer Boost Funding from Bloomberg Philanthropies

This summer, City Springs Elementary / Middle School and Hampstead Hill Academy received national funding to address pandemic learning loss this summer. These two BCP charter schools are among the 18 Baltimore charter schools to receive summer 2023 funding from the Bloomberg  Philanthropies. Funding is exclusively for charter schools. City Springs and Hampstead Hill are […]

Meet the BCP Board: Rob Sharps

Robert Sharps

     Robert Sharps joined the Baltimore Curriculum Project board in September 2021 for a simple reason: he was asked. His friend, BCP board co-chair Mike Niccolini, tapped Rob, who is chief executive officer and president of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc., for his financial acumen, his love of public education, and his passion for […]

Pimlico Gets a New Logo

In July, Pimlico Elementary / Middle School (PEMS) unveiled a new logo, refreshing its brand as part of the historic school’s ongoing efforts to redefine itself as it moves into its third year as a neighborhood conversion charter school operated by the Baltimore Curriculum Project. The logo, designed by Kalix Marketing Group in collaboration with […]

BCP’s Unique Food for Life Curriculum

Making sure that children have the proper nutrition is essential to their development, health, and well-being. It’s also critical to their ability to learn. Research by the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) reveals that adequate hydration may improve children’s cognitive function and that a healthy breakfast is associated with better cognitive and memory […]

BCP Attends NWEA Conference

Bernarda Kwaw, Govans principal, at NWEA Fusion

Three Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) leaders attended the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) conference in Atlanta on June 27-29. Brianna Kaufman, BCP Director of Operations, Govans Elementary School Principal Bernarda Kwaw and Maura Farrall, BCP’s Lead Academic Coach, spent three days learning about the NWEA assessment and support services.   The NWEA conference’s theme of Fusion focused […]

SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT: Wolfe Street Academy

Wolfe Street community moring meeting

Wolfe Street Academy (WSA) has been a neighborhood conversion public charter school with the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) since 2007. BCP has been working with WSA since 1998 on the Direct Instruction curriculum, the research-based curriculum used by all BCP schools to customize each child’s reading plan and success. WSA has been and still is […]

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