News and Press
Wolfe Street Gets Out the (Mock) Vote
Teaching civic engagement is sweet at Wolfe Street Academy. To teach civic engagement and the democratic process of primaries and elections, Wolfe Street held its first-ever mock election using...
BCP Grads Going Places: Grace Nyembo, Pimlico Alumna
Grace Nyembo spent four years at Pimlico Elementary / Middle School, graduating in 2022 as the valedictorian. We chatted with her about her time at Pimlico and her freshman year as a...
What’s Happening in Our Schools: Halloween Fun!
Things got a little spooky in October as our Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools celebrated Halloween and fall activities in and out of the classroom. On October 31, Pimlico Elementary /...
BCP Grads Going Places: Roger Salvador-Peralta, Wolfe Street Alumnus
We checked in with Roger Salvador-Peralta, Wolfe Street Academy (WSA), Class of 2019, on his experiences as a WSA student and alumnus. Attended WSA from Kindergarten through 5th Grade Played...
Celebrating Principal Gaither’s 20 Years at Wolfe Street Academy
October is Principal’s Month, a time to celebrate the leaders who make the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools the wonderful places they are for students to thrive and families to flourish....
Community Partner Spotlight: Bon Secours Community Spotlight
Community Partners are essential to the ongoing work of the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP). We partner with numerous nonprofits across the region to assist the work of our BCP’s network of...
Meet the BCP Board Member: Joe Langmead
Joe Langmead, BCP Board of Directors, has enjoyed a long career as a CPA (Certified Public Accountant). His volunteer role with Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) is newer on his impressive c.v. and...
BCP-wide Peer Mediators
Baltimore Curriculum Project’s (BCP) Peer Mediation program includes 110 trained students in 3rd through 8th grade, who are leading mediations with their peers. Under the guidance of BCP staff,...
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at BCP
Schools across the Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) network of neighborhood conversion charter schools celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 through October 15 with presentations,...
Kat Locke-Jones Named Maryland Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Hampstead Hill Academy’s Kat Locke-Jones on her selection as the 2024-25 Maryland Teacher of the Year! This coveted Maryland State Department of Education honor was announced at a...
BCP Teacher Training and SNL Star Ego Nwodim Featured on Today Show
The Today Show recently showcased Baltimore Curriculum Project’s (BCP) unique partnership with SNL star and Baltimore native Ego Nwodim, actor, writer, producer, and cast member of Saturday Night...
New Pimlico Mural with HER Mentoring Program
Be Yourself! Be Kind to All Kind! Pimlico Pride! Every day, the students, teachers, staff, and visitors to Pimlico Elementary / Middle School see these colorful phrases and more on the new mural...
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.
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