The Wilkes School At Grace and St. Peter's, Baltimore MD | Nearby Businesses

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707 Park Ave
Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 539-1395

Lowest grade taught: Prekindergarten - Highest grade taught: 5th Grade

Lowest grade taught: Prekindergarten - Highest grade taught: 7th Grade

Bean Sprout Learning Center was established with the intention of preparing young children for a love of learning in a safe, affordable and developmentally appropriate environment; staffed by caring and capable individuals.Bean Sprout Learning Center provides a hands-on based program for children ages 6 weeks to 4 years. We understand that each child develops and learns differently within his/her abilities, skills, and proficiency. We encourage children to develop at their own pace and make choices and decisions whenever possible. We are dedicated to helping children explore the world around them and gain independence and self-esteem. We aim to work in partnership with our Bean Sprout Learning Center parents to take learning to the next level.

Our Philosophy: Our philosophy of “loving, laughing and learning together” is achieved through developing children emotionally, physically, and socially in the proper environment. Therefore, Tooney Town’s staff is committed to making sure that the children in our center are nurtured in a learning atmosphere. It is our philosophy that children can develop emotionally, physically and socially, if the proper environment is provided. That is why Tooney Town is committed to making sure that your child is in a nurturing educational environment. We believe that “Learning is Fun” and that child care should also be fun, educational, nurturing and provide each family with a sense of security. A warm parent-teacher relationship will give each family worry-free care. Creativity and independence will be encouraged in order for your child to maintain the “joy of childhood”.

Lowest grade taught: Prekindergarten - Highest grade taught: 8th Grade

It is the philosophy of Upward Way Childcare Center to create a stable environment in which the children within our care are provided with all elements pertaining to their physical, intellectual, emotional and social growth; also, to establish an environment where nurturing is an important as their educational growth. The center believes that the future of our students begin with full interaction on all levels of growth. In this supportive environment there shall be every opportunity for the child to: • Develop self- control • Develop a positive feeling about himself/herself • Develop all aspects of their personality • Develop their language skills • Develop their pro-social skills • Develop self esteem These objectives will be achieved through a balanced day of activities, rest, nourishment, nurturing, and involvement in: • Language, math and science development • Music and movement • Special visitors and field trips • Water and sand play • Dramatic play activities • Food experiences • Pretend time • Indoor/Outdoor Play Our creed therefore is dedication, commitment and determination.

Lowest grade taught: 9th Grade - Highest grade taught: 12th Grade

The Baltimore School for the Arts is a public arts high school located in Baltimore, Maryland, and is part of its public school system. BSA offers art concentrations in vocal music, instrumental music, theater acting, theater production, dance, and visual arts. The school has produced numerous "Presidential Scholars" in the Arts and its students have gone on to attend major conservatories and Ivy League Schools.In 2012, BSA was named a Silver Medal School by the U.S. News and World Report, and was ranked 1,561st nationally and 45th in the state of Maryland .HistoryIn 1979, the President of the Board of School Commissioners authored a Charter creating the Baltimore School for the Arts . In the form of a resolution of the School Board, this Charter followed many years of effort to create an arts high school, including a 1978 recommendation of a special Task Force appointed and given strong support by then Mayor William Donald Schaefer,, ; Governor of Maryland, 1987-1995, Comptroller of Maryland, 1999-2007Governor of Maryland]. The BSA was created as part of the Baltimore City Public Schools system, however the charter provided the BSA with the structure and the authority to design and implement policies and programs necessary to be successful in its mission as a pre-professional arts high school. The charter stated "that it differ from other Baltimore city high schools by training students with potential for careers in the performing and visual arts."

Established in December 1914, Peabody Dance is one of the oldest continuously-operating dance training centers in the United States. Throughout its remarkable life span, Peabody has pioneered new dance forms, mounted numerous collaborative projects, partnered with prominent figures in 20th and 21st century American dance, and produced accomplished professional dancers, choreographers, directors, and teachers. Few, if any, American dance training centers can match that level of accomplishment. Today, Peabody Dance is keeping in step with the progression of American dance into the 21st century and remains committed to: * offering high-quality dance training for students of all levels age 3-adult with a nationally respected faculty * presenting imaginative professional-level performances * hosting inspiring master classes and teachers' seminars * offering choreographic residencies with prominent guest teachers * engaging in collaborative projects with musicians and visual artists * offering pre-professional ballet and modern dance summer intensives, as well as summer classes for students of all ages and levels * partnering with our community through free performances and dance events * training and supporting male dancers, age 9-15, through the Estelle Dennis/Peabody Dance Training Program for Boys

Lowest grade taught: 6th Grade - Highest grade taught: 12th Grade

Lowest grade taught: 9th Grade - Highest grade taught: 12th Grade

The then-private University of Baltimore School of Law was founded in 1925, with the first class of 38 students receiving their diplomas in 1928. Created initially to serve the working population of the Baltimore area with a part-time evening program, the school added a full-time day division in 1969. In September 1970, the law school merged with Eastern College and its Mount Vernon School of Law. On Jan. 1, 1975, the school became a public institution when the University of Baltimore joined the State of Maryland's system for public higher education. The law school's new home, the John and Frances Angelos Law Center, opened in April 2013. The 12-story facility, at the northeast corner of North Charles Street and West Mount Royal Avenue, houses all of the school's clinics, centers and classrooms and affords students multiple options for indoor and outdoor study. The building, designed by German architect Stefan Behnisch, was granted LEED Platinum status by the U.S. Green Building Council. An alumni network of approximately 13,000 includes many prominent figures, such as Peter Angelos, owner of the Baltimore Orioles; Maryland's former first lady, the Hon. Catherine Curran O'Malley; Thomas Condon, considered the most powerful agent in professional football; and U.S. Rep. C.A. "Dutch" Ruppersberger III. Nearly one-third of Maryland's sitting judges are UB School of Law graduates. The University of Baltimore School of Law is accredited by the American Bar Association and the Association of American Law Schools.

Union Baptist-Harvey Johnson Head Start (UBHJHS) has been in operation for over forty-five (45) years serving more than seven thousand (7,000) families and the Upton Community. UBHJHS Center is privileged to be under the auspices of the Union Baptist Church. Union Baptist Head Start began in the Harvey Johnson Center built by Rev. Baxter L. Matthews as a part of a Latch Key Program to protect children, empower families, and maintain Union Baptist Church’s intention to create a beloved community. The plan was to have such an educational program for the Black community, as did the Jewish community for their youth. In 1968, the Community Action Agency, directed by Parren J. Mitchell, and spearheaded by members of the Goon Squad, began an eight-week summer program of Head Start with federal funding. For three years, Dorothy B. Mapp, LaVern E. Stewart, Melva P. Greene and Beatrice P. Rodwell operated without compensation so that the children of the community had a place to play safely and to learn creatively while their parent worked. Eighteen children began that program under these persons who were professional school teachers working unsalaried. In the fall of 1970, due to the success of the pilot, it was enlarged to a full time program and Dorothy Mapp and LaVern Stewart resigned their professional positions in public school to create the first of seventeen Head Start Centers in Baltimore City. The Head Start program, which began in the Harvey Johnson Center of Union Baptist Church, grew to a $2 million dollar building project that encompassed the renovation of six buildings to the north and south of the church. Under the vision of Rev. Vernon N. Dobson, a Child First campaign was launched to build a state-of-the-art facility. In 1993, we broke ground and in 1996, the program, which had gained national prominence in excellence in child care, moved into the completed learning center. Since its inception, the program has followed the philosophy “the maximum feasible participation of the poor” and models Maya Angelou’s expression, “At our best level of existence we are parts of a family and at our highest level of achievement we work to keep the family alive.”

Lowest grade taught: 9th grade - Highest grade taught: 12th grade

Booker T. Washington Middle School serves a total of 317 students in grades six, seven, and eight. Here are some quick demographics: 96.8% of students are African American 1.3% of students are White 0.6% of students are Hispanic 0.6% of studentsAmerican Indian/Alaskan Native 0.6% Asian 51.1% Male, 48.9% Female Students with Disabilities (IDEA) 26.2% Free and Reduced-price Lunch 99% Currently, Booker T. Washington Middle School employs three transformed school counselors: Stephanie Hespe, Lu Jingzhe, and Maria Evans.

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The painting department at MICA is characterized by tremendous energy, national reputation, diverse offerings, and dialogue fueled by an excellent faculty and by visiting artists and critics, as well as liberal arts faculty, who embody an extraordinary range of opinions and approaches. Our studio- and critique-based curriculum fosters solid training and technical proficiency, as well as independent and personal expression. The result is a highly energized and intense program in which you receive constant feedback and build an extensive professional network.

Our 60 credit master's degree is divided between 24 foundation credits and 36 advanced credits, where students can choose from a rich curriculum of advanced courses and become the leaders of tomorrow.