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Campus Views 2026: Notre Dame Preparatory School

Set on 65 wooded acres in the Baltimore area, Notre Dame Preparatory School’s campus offers a captivating, inspiring, and secure environment for more than 810 middle and high school students. Founded in 1873 on Charles Street—now the site of Notre Dame of Maryland University—NDP relocated to its Hampton Lane home in Towson, Maryland, in 1960 and has grown thoughtfully ever since. From the moment visitors arrive, the campus reflects deep symbolism and tradition: the seven pillars at the entrance serve as a welcoming beacon, the fieldstone façade signifies strength and permanence, and the Gateway marks both the beginning and culmination of each student’s journey, from Orientation to Graduation.

Baltimore, MD · 10d

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Morgan State University band balancing innovation with legacy

The Magnificent Marching Machine is honoring its rich HBCU history while embracing a new era of excellence and international recognition. The post Morgan State University band balancing innovation with legacy appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Baltimore, MD · 9d

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Graduates of Kent County Citizens Academy meet at High Street

CHESTERTOWN — The fall 2026 cohort of the Kent County Citizen’s Academy is funded through a grant from the Maryland Two-Fifty Commission. The program commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States by providing residents a deeper understanding of local government and encouraging civic participation. The free, five-week civic engagement program fall cohort held its final class on October 20 during the Kent County Commissioners regularly scheduled meeting. Kent County Economic Development and Tourism Director Jamie Williams and Administrative Specialist Rose Osborn handed out certificates and commemorative coins to the graduates after the class was conducted. The classes throughout the month of October enlightened participants about the day-to-day of the County government including Washington College students, sophomore Edward Ervin and freshman Cormac Hamlen. Hamlen who is studying economics and history said it is interesting to learn how everything connects between county departments and how that affects residents. Ervin is a part of Politalks, a non-partisan student-led club at Washington College in Chestertown and added it was interesting learning how the county is taxed in specific areas. Washington College alumni Doris Reedt called it a privilege being a part of the program. The first cohort held Sept. 28, featured speakers including

Kent County, MD · 8d

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Baltimore has a new national landmark: Remsen Hall at Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore has a new national landmark: Remsen Hall at Johns Hopkins University. The American Chemical Society this month named Remsen Hall on Hopkins’ Homewood campus a National Historic Chemical Landmark, making it one of about 100 places to have that distinction. The designation puts Remsen Hall on a different...

Baltimore, MD · 10d

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Kingsville Elementary named Maryland Blue Ribbon school

Governor Wes Moore announced that Kingsville Elementary, along with Fort Garrison and Seventh District elementary schools, was among 23 schools statewide to be named 2026-2027 Maryland Blue Ribbon Schools. The award recognizes schools for their academic performance on national and state assessments and for progress in closing achievement gaps among...

Maryland · 9d

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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...

Baltimore, MD · 10d

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 9d

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Baltimore County school district prepares for third boundary study meeting to relieve Overlea High overcrowding

ROSEDALE, Md. — A committee formed to address overcrowding at Overlea High School will hold its third meeting next month as Baltimore County Public Schools moves forward with redrawing regional high school attendance zones. The Overlea High School Capacity Relief Boundary Study Committee is scheduled to meet Wednesday, Nov. 4, from 6 p.m. to 8 […]

Baltimore County, MD · 10d

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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.

Perry Hall, MD · 9d

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 9d

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QACPS Board Member Shannon Bent joins MABE leadership

ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Association of Boards of Education (MABE) recently named a new 2026-2027 Board of Directors which includes Queen Anne’s County Public Schools (QACPS) Board of Education member Shannon Bent. Founded in 1957, the Maryland Association of Boards of Education is a private, non-profit organization serving and supporting boards of education in Maryland. MABE is a leading advocate for public education in the state. All 24 Maryland boards of education are members of MABE. Jolene Mosley of Howard County was sworn in as the new president during MABE’s annual conference October 19-20 in Annapolis, assuming the association presidency following the 2025-2026 term of MABE President Diana Hawley of the Cecil County Board of Education. Also sworn in during MABE’s annual conference were the association’s newly elected officers and board of directors. MABE President Elect for the coming year is Joanna Bache Tobin of Anne Arundel County, the new Treasurer is Robert Salley of Baltimore City; and Rodney Glotfelty of Garrett County will serve as Secretary. Bent joins the association’s incoming board of directors, which is comprised of 12 additional board members from throughout Maryland, including Emily Ames-Messinger of Baltimore City; Dianne Heath of Cecil County; Nicole Kreamer of

Maryland · 10d

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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).

Baltimore, MD · 10d

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Baltimore County Schools Short 2,000 Substitutes After Dropping Kelly Education

Baltimore County Public Schools needs roughly 3,000 substitute teachers this year but has managed to hire only about 1,000, leaving teachers, administrators and other staff to scramble and cover classes that would otherwise sit empty. The shortfall has rippled through schools across the county as the district works through a major shift in how it staffs substitutes.

Baltimore County, MD · 11d

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 10d

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MCPS Planned Crown High for a 1,838-Student Shortage. Now Wootton Is Moving In Instead.

Moderately MOCO’s investigation into MCPS enrollment. Part 6: MCPS Planned Crown High for a 1,838-Student Shortage. Now Wootton Is Moving In Instead. (you are reading this part) When Montgomery County Public Schools planned a new high school on the Crown Farm site in Gaithersburg, it projected that the 11...

Gaithersburg, MD · 11d

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Inside Maryland High School Football: Centennial Ends a Four-Year Losing Streak

Corey Eudell, in his fourth season as Centennial’s head coach, finally got to call a play his team has practiced every day. The victory formation. Centennial’s

Maryland · 10d

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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...

Baltimore, MD · 11d

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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...

Olney, MD · 11d

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Dublin Elementary students help Harford County put down roots for a greener future

Harford County, in coordination with Harford County Public Schools, recently planted nearly 1,000 trees and shrubs across more than five acres at Dublin Elementary School. Here are the details provided by the Harford County government:. Dublin Elementary Students Help Harford County Put Down Roots for a Greener Future. BEL AIR,...

Harford County, MD · 11d

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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.

Baltimore, MD · 11d