Saint Michaels
Saint Michaels, MD · Education
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The Baltimore high school students encouraging their peers to become more locally civically engaged
Sun rays peek through soft silver clouds as sporadic wind gusts and trails of leaves follow enthused attendees through the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum’s Voices of History Street Fair, a free community event celebrating community arts, culture, and health in Baltimore. Alongside the sound of local youth...
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Morgan State's Growing Appeal Fuels Sixth Consecutive Enrollment Record, Surpassing 12,000 Students
BALTIMORE — At a time when students have more choices than ever about where and how to pursue a college education, Morgan State University is demonstrating that its distinctive combination of academic opportunity, cultural identity and expanding national reputation is a powerful draw. For the sixth consecutive year, the University has achieved record enrollment, welcoming 12,119 students for Fall 2026, a 5% increase over the previous year and the first time in Morgan’s 159-year history that enrollment has surpassed 12,000.
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Perry Hall defeats Kenwood 14-0 to win 4A Flag Football North I
Perry Hall Flag Football won the 4A North Region I title after defeating Kenwood 14-0. The Gator defense forced three interceptions and had key fourth down stops in the win. Perry Hall scored first when Savannah Carl broke off a 61-yard in the first quarter. Gator quarterback Taylor Pollard connected with C’Miya Holmes for the other touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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Campus Views 2026: The Park School of Baltimore
The Park School of Baltimore’s 100-acre campus is a living laboratory where students from Pre-K through Grade 12 explore, create, and connect with the natural world every day. Interconnected academic buildings — with a net-zero Science & Engineering Wing and dedicated arts and athletic facilities — serve as hubs for discovery, and outdoor classroom spaces, woodlands, trails, gardens, a pond, and a stream are easily accessible and often visited.
Johns Hopkins Newsletter
SGA President Jason Yu Resigns, Vice President Sumire Sumi succeeds him
On Oct. 27, Sumire Sumi assumed the role of 114th Student Government Association (SGA) Student Body President following the resignation of former Student Body President Jason Yu, according to an official statement sent to SGA members and shared with The News-Letter by Sumi and President of the Senate Jazzlyn Fernandez. Sumi, who previously served as Student Body Vice President, is set to be sworn in at the Oct. 27 SGA general body meeting (GBM).
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East Baltimore School Unveils STEM Lab With Hopkins Support
Collington Square Elementary/Middle School in East Baltimore has a new room where students tinker with 3D printers, circuit kits and coding tools instead of just textbooks. The Cal Ripken, Sr. STEM Center opened at the school in August, giving students a hands-on space for math and science that the school previously lacked at this scale.
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Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Early Learning Center has moved to its new home on University Parkway
Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Early Learning Center has a new home. The childcare facility relocated this fall from 200 Wyman Park Drive to a newly-constructed, two-story building at 115 W. University Parkway. Opening the new building enabled the Homewood Early Learning Center to expand enrollment from 92 children to...
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Students Help Create Olney’s List Website
Olney’s List is a newly developed website that highlights and promotes local businesses in Olney. Created by local realtor Andy Rubin and business owner Ken Lindner, the website serves to further unite and foster a community that is already tightly knit. One of the unique aspects of Olney’s List...
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Campus Views 2026: Glenelg Country School
Perched on Glenelg Country School’s expansive campus, the Gould Observatory offers students and community members a place to look beyond the familiar and explore the night sky. The facility reflects the school’s commitment to curiosity, discovery, and hands-on learning by giving students opportunities to engage with astronomy in a setting designed for observation and exploration.
Johns Hopkins Newsletter
A New Space for STEM in East Baltimore
For students at Collington Square Elementary and Middle School in East Baltimore, the beginning of the 2026-2026 school year brought a new opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The school recently opened the Cal Ripken, Sr. STEM Center, named after the Baltimore Orioles player, scout, coach and manager. The center, revealed back in August, is designed to give students hands-on experiences while developing skills in critical thinking, problem-solving and collaboration. Hopkins, continuing its work of giving back to the East Baltimore community, provided financial and logistical support for the project.
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Trojans win 9-2 at North Caroline; Clayton scores 4 times
WORTON — Kent County High School’s field hockey team will close out its regular season Monday [Oct. 26] at home against St. Michaels. Win or lose, the Trojans will be seeded fourth in the Class 1A South I Region tournament that begins either Thursday or Friday, and will travel throughout.