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January 24, 2024
A special shout out to Alumni and Board of Trustee members Dave Bayer and Donald Lacy for coming to the rescue. They were at the school yesterday afternoon and noticed a problem with a slippery and potentially dangerous situation with ice in the passageway between our buildings. Putting their minds together and working with old shelving and other materials around the school, they built a ramp that covers the area and lets the water pass under it. They built this ramp today and it works great!
We are so fortunate to have such “can do” people as part of our school community who see a problem and don’t wait for someone else. but step up to the plate and take it on.
Thank you Dave and Donald for fixing this problem and for being such great examples!

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January 22, 2024

We had a special seminar on investing in our monthly Financial Literacy series today. The students learned that putting just a dollar a day away, investing in the stock market and letting the earnings and deposits remain invested will yield big results over time. In 40 years, a $30/month investment will yield about $160,000 with an investment of $14,000 total in that time.

This series is sponsored and staffed by Berman McAleer under the guidance of Kathleen Gower. Today’s presenters were Brian Carroll, Adam Murray and Adaiha Montgomery. They guided the students through a number of exercises to understand the value and mechanics of the investing process. The students interest was evidenced by their active engagement and many thoughtful questions.

Thank you Adaiha, Adam, Brian and Kathleen and all the folks at Berman McAleer for the lunch and the seminar!

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January 18, 2024
“This is Who I Am.” This was the theme for this past week’s theatre seminar. The students dug deep within themselves, reflected, and then shared their thoughts with each other. It was a reminder that even those who spend nearly every day with each other are more than we see or know.
The class was led by Denise Kumani Gantt, Education Director at The Lyric. Antonio Eyez perfectly set the mood with his guitar playing throughout the session. We are thankful to them both for this special seminar.

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January 18, 2024
42 years ago today in the basement of the Guardian Angel Church on the corner of 27th and Huntingdon Avenue, the first classes of The Community School were held. We only had scrap paper, pencils and newspapers and loads of determination.
Without that bold start and belief in what we could achieve, the school would not still be serving students all of these years later.
Our deepest gratitude to all of the people who made this school possible along the way through today.

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January 12, 2024

We were excited to finally meet Program Officer Harold Young from the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund (BCYF)who joined us for a”Conversation with..” BCYF is generously supporting the school and enabled the hiring of another teacher at The Community School. We have been working with Harold since August but this was our first face to face meeting.

TCS is included in Harold’s portfolio of organizations at BCYF where he provides support and is a link to technical assistance and networking. In addition to his program work, Harold also does improv comedy and is an actor. He shared his career trajectory that included working to strengthen families and improve the lives of young people through his work for the city and various agencies.

Harold was especially interested in learning more about the students and the school. The students shared their stories about how they came to be at TCS and how the unique education offered here works for each of them. Fatima, Madison, Ethan and Ruth also took him on a tour explaining what goes on in all the different rooms around the school.

It was a lively conversation and we look forward to our continued work with Harold and the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund over the next 3 years.

Check out BCYF here: https://bcyfund.org/

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