WHO WE ARE
Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Calvert School is a private coed elementary and middle school that focuses on meeting each child at every stage of their development. Through age-specific K-8 teaching and robust co-curriculars, Calvert students are taught to become strong leaders and lifelong learners.
Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Calvert School is a private coed elementary and middle school that focuses on meeting each child at every stage of their development. Through age-specific K-8 teaching and robust co-curriculars, Calvert students are taught to become strong leaders and lifelong learners.
Recent News
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Sherwood Gardens Inspires Eighth Age Spring Poems
Read MoreCalvert Eighth Agers traveled to Sherwood Gardens in Guilford late last month for a walking field trip designed to spark their creativity and engage their senses. -
Meet Sarah DeCamps, Incoming Director of the Institute For Leadership & Purpose
Read MorePlease join us in welcoming teacher, coach, and advisor Sarah DeCamps to the Calvert community! This fall, Sarah will join the Calvert School team as the new director of the Institute For Leadership & Purpose. We recently caught up with Sarah to learn more about her teaching style, leadership philosophy, and goals for the ILP. -
Calvert Co-Sponsors 2021 Middle School Student Leadership in Diversity Conference
Read MoreOn April 23, more than 240 students from nearly 30 independent schools gathered virtually for the 2021 Middle School Student Leadership in Diversity Conference (MSSLDC). Hosted and co-sponsored by Calvert School, the conference included workshops for students and teachers and featured a thought-provoking keynote from filmmaker André Robert Lee. -
Dr. Larry Stifler ’53, Co-Founder of Maine Mineral & Gem Museum, Guides Alumni Through World-Class Meteorite Exhibit
Read MoreBy the time the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum opened its doors in 2019, co-founders Dr. Lawrence "Larry” Stifler ’53 and Mary McFadden had been working on the project for almost 15 years, but Larry’s passion for science goes back much further. A philanthropist who supports conservation and education, Larry can trace his interest back 70 years – to Ninth Age, when he received a scholarship to attend Calvert School. -
In Honor of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Annie Wu – Why Family, School Make a Winning Combination
Read MoreAnnie Ai-Li Wu’s father is a physician at Johns Hopkins Hospital. But that is not the main reason she decided to be a doctor. “My initial interest in medicine began when I was about age seven, when I learned that my nine-year old brother was battling leukemia,” she recalled. The gravity of his illness hit her when she saw him start losing his hair at the age of ten. -
Filmmaker and Educator André Robert Lee Leads Meaningful Discussions at Calvert
Read MoreFilmmaker and activist André Robert Lee, creator of The Prep School Negro, visited Calvert School virtually Thursday, April 22, for a full day of discussion about race and equity centered on his latest documentary, The Road to Justice. Throughout the day, Lee engaged with students in Tenth Age through Eighth Grade during virtual workshops that encouraged the students to speak up when they see or experience inequity. -
Calvert’s “Share the Love” Raises $33,000+ in 48 Hours
Read MoreOne hundred and twenty-five Calvert parents, alumni, friends, and community members “shared the love” this week and easily surpassed the participation goal for this year’s spring fundraising push. This generous group of donors raised more than $33,000 for the Calvert Fund and unlocked an inspiring $7,500 matching gift from Kelly & Associates – all within 48 hours! -
David Freedlander ’90 Explores Millennial Organizing, Political Influence During Alumni Talk
Read MorePolitical journalist and Columbia University adjunct professor David Freedlander ’90 took the Calvert community through his new book, The AOC Generation: How Millennials Are Seizing Power and Rewriting the Rules of American Politics, Thursday during a virtual visit with alumni. The book, which debuted last month, presents an unbiased look at how millennials are changing politics in the United States. -
As a Young Woman in Tech, Bella Palumbi ’16 Is Pushing for New Spaces for Students
Read MoreIn recognition of Women’s History Month, we caught up with Calvert alumna Christabella “Bella” Palumbi ’16, a software engineer and hackathon organizer whose work has been featured in Baltimore Magazine and Technical.ly Baltimore. As a notable young woman in tech, Bella advocates for young people in a traditionally older, male-dominated field. -
Diversity and Girls Collaborative Clubs Collect 770 Toiletries for House of Ruth
Read MoreMiddle School families gathered 770 toiletries and infant-care products for House of Ruth this week in a supply drive led by members of the Diversity and Girls Collaborative clubs. Held March 29 to April 1, the drive quickly exceeded its goal of 500 items, and all donations will directly benefit women, children, and families throughout Maryland.
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List of 10 news stories.
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Sherwood Gardens Inspires Eighth Age Spring Poems
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Meet Sarah DeCamps, Incoming Director of the Institute For Leadership & Purpose
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Calvert Co-Sponsors 2021 Middle School Student Leadership in Diversity Conference
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Dr. Larry Stifler ’53, Co-Founder of Maine Mineral & Gem Museum, Guides Alumni Through World-Class Meteorite Exhibit
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In Honor of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Annie Wu – Why Family, School Make a Winning Combination
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Filmmaker and Educator André Robert Lee Leads Meaningful Discussions at Calvert
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Calvert’s “Share the Love” Raises $33,000+ in 48 Hours
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David Freedlander ’90 Explores Millennial Organizing, Political Influence During Alumni Talk
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As a Young Woman in Tech, Bella Palumbi ’16 Is Pushing for New Spaces for Students
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Diversity and Girls Collaborative Clubs Collect 770 Toiletries for House of Ruth
- Virgil Hillyer, Calvert's First Head Master
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Calvert School is a coed independent lower and middle school.
