Congratulations to Baltimore magazine on winning three 2018 FOLIO: Awards for design, digital, and single issue at the annual industry awards. The Best Full Issue honors were given to Baltimore Magazine's January 2018 cover story "The (Every) Body Issue," in which editor Jane Meiman Marion spearheaded a deep dive into our relationship with our bodies including a stunning photo shoot, a look into the only male cheerleading squad in the NFL, a batch of personal essays, and profiles on people sharing their transgender stories. The (Every) Body Issue also included an article entitled "Heavenly Bodies," which featured City Springs Elementary/Middle School alumnus and youth boxing champion Lorenzo "Truck" Simpson, who is ranked first in the nation in his weight class by USA Boxing. The article was written by Jane Marion, Ron Cassie, and Corey McLaughlin. Photography by David Colwell. Read the article at: www.baltimoremagazine.com/2018/1/8/heavenly-bodies-form-meets-function-for-these-local-athletes
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Please consider supporting the HHA PTO - Hampstead Hill Academy Parent Teacher Organization's annual Bee Fit Fundraiser. Last year, funds raised from Bee Fit paid for a variety of activities and equipment including musical programs, Leaders go Places, new gym equipment, the Lego Club, classroom supplies, and field trips. Hampstead Hill Academy ... See MoreSee Less
This beautiful Parent Room at Govans Elementary School is just one of the many ways Legg Mason has supported the BCP Schools over the years. ... See MoreSee Less
We had a great turnout at the 2018 Homecoming at Hampstead Hill Academy! Welcome back to all of our students! ... See MoreSee Less
STRIVE FOR UNDER FIVE: A new attendance initiative called, Strive for Under Five, is being rolled out at Hampstead Hill Academy, Wolfe Street Academy, City Springs Elementary / Middle, Patterson Park Public Charter School, and Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School. The goal of the program is to encourage students to miss less than five days during the school year and improve attendance in Southeast Baltimore schools. Each month, students will receive a certificate if they achieve perfect attendance. With this certificate, they will earn incentives from local businesses. Students can redeem their incentives by bringing their certificate to the designated businesses or locations, which will be listed on the back of their certificate. The incentives will include items such as a free kid’s meal or beverage, free books, a 20% off coupon, buy one get one free offers, etc. Each student will receive a magnet that provides reminders and strategies for getting to school every day on-time, and a chart each month that will help them track their attendance. ... See MoreSee Less
A successful Donuts for Dads event at Frederick Elementary School ... See MoreSee Less
