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Baltimore Education News

In Baltimore, education news means school funding, student test scores, learning outcomes, local policy changes and classroom initiatives. This section follows the systems and institutions that shape student learning.


Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Baltimore Schools Entered Lockdown After Anonymous Threat

The Bryn Mawr School and Gilman School took safety measures Monday afternoon following an external threat.

Baltimore Schools Entered Lockdown After Anonymous Threat

Administration

Live Poll

Should your local school board declare a moratorium on closing under-enrolled schools?

Administration

Baltimore School Board Candidates Debate Closure Moratorium

Candidates running for two board seats are divided on a proposed three-year pause for district school closures.

Baltimore School Board Candidates Debate Closure Moratorium

Financial Aid

Financial Aid

Johns Hopkins Expands Financial Aid for Undergraduates

The university has updated income eligibility thresholds for tuition-free education at its Baltimore campus.


Scholarships

Live Poll

Do you believe dedicated STEM centers in schools successfully inspire students to pursue technical careers?

Scholarships

Baltimore School Opens New STEM Learning Center

The facility provides specialized technology and resources for local students in pre-K through eighth grade.

Baltimore School Opens New STEM Learning Center

College Life

Live Poll

Should universities prioritize student and visitor safety over traditional homecoming social activities?

College Life

Morgan State Alumni Petitioned Homecoming Restrictions

Graduates requested that leadership remove 2026 homecoming curfews and alcohol bans.

Morgan State Alumni Petitioned Homecoming Restrictions

More in Education

Regular subjects here include funding debates, student performance data, policy updates and the adoption of new learning models. It reaches every school and administrative office across the city and the communities around it. Funding cycles and shifting state requirements often dictate the cadence of these stories throughout the academic year. Legislative changes and the resulting administrative adjustments occur more frequently than revisions to individual classroom practices.