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Your neighborhood school –
where your child is known, loved, and celebrated.

Our school is filled with joy and belonging.

Creating a stronger community in Southeast Baltimore, together.

We’ve been the pillar of our community for decades.

We support the unique needs of our students and the community.

Since 2005, we are proud to be a neighborhood charter school operated by Baltimore Curriculum Project, Maryland’s oldest and largest charter school organization. We are a different type of charter school. Other charter schools are lottery-only. We serve our neighborhood zone first, then we go to a lottery.

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We tailor each student’s learning journey to
create empathetic, resilient leaders with integrity.

We create a safe, inclusive and nurturing environment where students can:

  • Explore ideas
  • Learn with joy and confidence
  • Celebrate their growth
  • Embrace their potential 
  • Experience learning that celebrates their culture and their individuality

City Springs Elementary / Middle School At-a-Glance

Pre-K to 8

ESOL for all grades

iPad for every student

Extensive athletic, after-school, and summer enrichment activities

City Springs purple turf field

Classroom partnerships with U.S. colleges and universities

Student Leadership and Peer Mediation Programs

Schoolwide focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism

Vision

To be an exemplary, model school where students are meeting or exceeding academic standards in reading and math, students feel the joy of learning, parents are involved, and the entire community nurtures a solid partnership. With this vision, we promise an education for life.

City Springs children at oriole park
City Springs children in garden
City Springs football team
City Springs Middle school boys basketball
City Springs running track hula hoops
City Springs student and eagle mascot
City Springs student dressed up for 100 days
City Springs student eating healthy
City Springs student playing guitar
City Springs student with shaving cream
City Springs student with softball
City Springs students and faulty in Baltimore mayor office
City Springs students and teacher in Washington DC
CS playing ukulele
CS preK with arts and crafts hat
CS student making art

City Springs Elementary/Middle School


100 S. Caroline Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
(410) 396-9168

Please donate to the Baltimore Curriculum Project in support of City Springs Elementary/Middle School and students throughout our community.

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