by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jul 16, 2025 | Govans, In the News
2,446 books. That’s a lot of books circulated to the students at Govans Elementary School (GES) for the 2024-25 school year – nearly 70% of GES’s entire library collection. It was also the 4th highest circulation in all of Baltimore City for Bibliovation...
by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jul 10, 2025 | In the News
Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools are undergoing exciting facility upgrades this summer, reinforcing our commitment to providing students and staff with safe, high-quality, and engaging learning environments. All BCP schools are housed in buildings owned by...
by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jul 7, 2025 | Hampstead Hill, In the News
In June, Hampstead Hill Academy (HHA) kicked off its 20th year with Middle Grades Partnership (MGP), a Baltimore nonprofit that matches middle schools within Baltimore City Public Schools with the region’s independent private schools for summer academics, enrichment...
by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jul 3, 2025 | City Springs, Grads, In the News
Paige Golden is living her dream job. She’s a pediatric travel nurse currently on an assignment in Kansas at the Hutchinson Regional Medical Center. Prior to that, her assignment was in the residential psychiatric facility of the ERC Pathlight Mood & Anxiety...
by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jun 23, 2025 | In the News
In June, Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools proudly celebrated important milestones as students prepared to take the next step in their educational journeys. Our three elementary-only schools—Govans, Frederick, and Wolfe Street—honored their 5th grade...
by Baltimore Curriculum Project | Jun 23, 2025 | City Springs, Hampstead Hill, In the News, Pimlico
Each June, Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) schools proudly celebrate their 5th and 8th grade students as they take the next steps in their educational journeys. Through joyful and heartfelt closing exercises, families, educators, and peers gather to recognize the...
