Recent News
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Six Weeks of Summer Fun!
Our six-week Summer at Calvert program saw another successful year with returning options and new partnerships!Read More -
Lower School Teachers Focus on Positive Mindsets Over the Summer
Lower School teachers, Peggy Szczerbicki and Kim Miles, spent last week in Boston, MA at the Learning and the Brain Summer Institute which focused on promoting positive school climates and motivation in students.Read More -
Lower/Middle School Peer Mentoring Program
The 2018-2019 school year marked the beginning of our Middle-Lower School Peer Mentoring Program. Based in our Sixth Grade leadership class taught by Mr. Parker, Mr. Ali, and Mrs. Daly, teams of Sixth Grade peer educators have established partnerships with both the Sixth Age and Ninth Age students this year. Beginning last November, the Sixth Grade students visited their Lower School buddies on multiple occasions to bridge the gap between our divisions, and to inspire younger students to uphold the Calvert Pillars.Read More -
The Calvert Fund: Your Support Matters
Did you know 89% of current parents have made a gift to the Calvert Fund this year? By giving to the Calvert Fund, you show your commitment to Calvert School and enable the continued excellence of a Calvert education. We’re so close to hitting our goal of 100% participation.Read More -
Spring Sports Buzz
As we close the books on the 2018-2019 year in athletics, it was another very fun and highly successful season for our student-athletes. Our Eighth Graders, the Class of 2019, leave the fields and courts of Calvert as some of the most successful in school history. Below is a brief recap of our spring sports season.Read More -
National Foreign Language Exam Medal Winners
Read MoreLast week, we held our Le Grand Concours (National French Exam) and National Spanish Exam awards ceremony in the Middle School. A full house of parents watched as we handed out medals to our students in Tenth Age through Eighth Grade. We also held a similar ceremony in front of the entire Middle School for our National Latin Exam winners. Forty-four of our Seventh and Eighth Graders earned recognition for their understanding of Latin and Roman culture. -
Reflecting on a Successful, Productive Year with our BGE Green Grant
This past year, Calvert School has expanded its partnerships within and outside our school walls in order to promote teamwork and leadership. Central to these efforts have been the establishment of two unique collaborations; a Sixth Grade and Ninth Age mentoring program grounded in sustainability, and a Seventh & Eighth Grade initiative with the Baltimore arm of Harlem Lacrosse, based at James McHenry School in Southwest Baltimore. These groups have been meeting monthly throughout the year to create a deeper connection between partners.Read More -
Calvert School Hosts Record-Breaking Alumni Reunion
Calvert School’s 2019 Alumni Reunion brought a record-breaking nearly 140 alumni and friends back to campus for a cocktail reception in the W. P. Carey Lower School Building. Guests arrived to the musical talents of current Calvert students, Wes Seba ’19, Le’la Greene ’20, and James Chung ’20, who were playing stringed instruments on the patio of the School’s newly-renovated front entrance.Read More -
Former Faculty and Staff Return to Campus
Read MoreHead Master Andrew Holmgren hosted Calvert School’s Retired Faculty and Staff Luncheon on May 8, 2019, in the Middle School Board Room. Twenty-two attendees were present to meet and mingle with members of the School’s administration. As they arrived, these long-time friends and former colleagues warmly greeted one another with smiles, hugs, and handshakes. This biannual luncheon provides an opportunity for Calvert and its retired faculty and staff to stay connected, and it allows the School to celebrate the legacy of a very distinguished group of individuals who helped shape today’s Calvert. Mr. Holmgren addressed the group to share information and updates on the School, and he invited questions from the guests. -
Building Bridges in Our Community at the Spring 2019 Middle Grades Partnership (MGP) Leadership Summit
This past weekend, The Institute for Leadership & Purpose at Calvert School hosted students from 16 Baltimore public and independent schools for the Spring 2019 Middle Grades Partnership (MGP) Leadership Summit. This event was the culmination of the first year of a School Year Leadership Program in partnership with MGP, a dynamic non-profit that builds bridges across our city and inspires growth in middle school students. Since 2005 MGP has supported thousands of middle school students to achieve academic and personal growth on their journey to high school and college.Read More
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Six Weeks of Summer Fun!
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Lower School Teachers Focus on Positive Mindsets Over the Summer
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Lower/Middle School Peer Mentoring Program
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The Calvert Fund: Your Support Matters
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Spring Sports Buzz
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National Foreign Language Exam Medal Winners
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Reflecting on a Successful, Productive Year with our BGE Green Grant
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Calvert School Hosts Record-Breaking Alumni Reunion
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Former Faculty and Staff Return to Campus
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Building Bridges in Our Community at the Spring 2019 Middle Grades Partnership (MGP) Leadership Summit
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Jay Parker, Director of the Institute for Leadership & Purpose
"We have reached a culture of leadership when students inspire other students, a trend that is powerfully emerging at Calvert."
Calvert School is a coed independent lower and middle school.
