Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker wowed audiences and hearts last night with his tender performance of Ave Maria on the CBS show Most Valuable Performer. He was crowned the most talented player in the NFL, and selected Baltimore School for the Arts to receive his $50,000 prize money.
Tracey Leong from WJZ dropped by the school to hear the students’ reactions. You can watch the story here.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the Baltimore School for the Arts performed 40+ pop-up musical locations throughout...
The Baltimore School for the Arts is honored to be included in this op-ed in the Baltimore Sun discussing all the great...
Donald Rothman, noted trial attorney and longtime supporter of the Baltimore School for the Arts was known as “one in...
Fresh from the role of Pharus in Choir Boy, Jonathan Burke '08 will be playing the roles of Young Man 5 and Agent in...
Jaffe Chase '19 overcame numerous challenges on his pathway to college. Through hard work and determination, he...
Baltimore School for the Arts alumnus Ernest Shaw is a painter and a teacher who has also become a well-known mural...
Maurice Mouzon Jr. '15 had never danced a day of ballet in his life when he first auditioned for the Baltimore School...
Rachel Hilson '13 has just joined the cast of the Disney+ series Love, Simon. You can learn more in this story from...
The students at Baltimore School for the Arts are passionate about their art and their communities. Emmanuel Leach '21...
Voices of Carmen brings a contemporary spin to the iconic opera that is its namesake. Set in a high school, this...
The following materials are needed daily for academic classes. Arts courses may ask students to bring additional...
Baltimore School for the Arts alumna Breanna Sinclairé transitioned during her senior year at California Institute of...
Members of the Class of 2019 at Baltimore School for the Arts have overcome incredible challenges to create an exciting...
The Bridges Program first put a viola in the hands of Jafre Chase '19. A year later, he entered the TWIGS program....
The Class of 2019 valedictorian, Kara Iwanowski '19, is an exceptional artist and scholar. She has been commended by...
At the Baltimore School for the Arts, we strongly encourage students to learn beyond the classroom, and the summer is...
The Baltimore Sun dropped by the 2019 prom at the Baltimore School for the Arts. You can peruse their photos here.
Baltimore magazine profiled exceptional kids in the community, featuring Baltimore School for the Arts students...
As a child, Lenai Wilkerson '15 was told she couldn’t be a ballerina because of how she looked. Now, as she prepares...
She sat alone with her sheet music, silently mouthing the words to My Country ‘Tis of Thee as she twirled a beaded...
Tyde-Courtney Edwards '05 created Ballet After Dark to help sexual abuse and domestic violent survivors find...
Richard White '92 was homeless as a child. But through hard work and determination, he went on to become the first...
For the fifth year in a row, Baltimore School for the Arts has been ranked the #1 public high school in Baltimore City...
Since graduating from UMBC in 2017, Clay Vanderbeek '13 has performed a number of roles for the Annapolis Shakespeare...
Courtney Celeste Spears '12, a dancer with Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, partnered with Baltimore Ravens Tackle Brandon...
Baltimore School for the Arts Alumna Adena Varner is a teaching artist, playwright, and director. And just a few years...
Logan Paschall '14 will appear as a guest artist with the Huntsville Ballet, dancing the role of Mercutio. You can...
