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Now in its ninth year, Courting Art Baltimore provides both scholarships and a public platform to Baltimore City Public School students who love art.
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Starting next fall, the district will pilot a teacher-sharing model for instrumental music education — hiring one teacher to split their time between two schools in need.
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Founder Haneef Hardy connects after-school attendees with community resources that turn big ideas into realities.
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Elev8 Baltimore has been serving schools since 2009. But that doesn’t mean their work is easy – or that their work is done.
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Roca, which means rock in Spanish, has a mission to give young people a strong foundation so they can choose better pathways.
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City, school and faith leaders gathered at the University of Baltimore exploring solutions for the recent uptick in gun violence among the city’s youth. The mother of a slain teen expressed the concern many parents share regarding the need for greater school security.
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Mayor Scott says that while parents must take accountability for their kids, the city will expand mentorship programs that guide young men towards productive pathways.
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Baltimore City nonprofit, B360, receives federal money to help build a dirt bike park that will feature an indoor and outdoor riding course.
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The two tax credits, coupled with increases in the minimum wage, would help thousands of Maryland families with children begin to climb out of poverty, according to Moore’s administration.
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Gov. Wes Moore and Lt. Gov Aruna Miller joined the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, including mental health experts Friday, to discuss solutions for a wave of violence plaguing young people.