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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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. -
Middle Schoolers Debut “The Addams Family” Musical in Innovative Virtual Shows
Read MoreCalvert Middle Schoolers got “creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky” this month as they debuted the School’s seventh successful winter musical, The Addams Family. Prerecorded and streamed online, the production included 45 student performers, stage crew members, and set creators, and more than 100 families registered to attend each show. -
Author Martie Sanger ’56 Explores Family History, Tips for Writing Nonfiction in Virtual Visit
Read MoreLong before author and historian Martha "Martie" Frick Symington Sanger ’56 walked the halls of 105 Tuscany Road, her great-grandfather, Henry Clay Frick, was a powerful and controversial figure in America’s Gilded Age. -
Dr. Beau Ances ’84 Shares New Research on Detecting, Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
Read MoreAccording to the latest estimates, more than 6 million Americans are currently struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive brain disease marked by memory issues and loss of cognitive function – and for most sufferers, the diagnosis comes far too late. Neurology professor and Calvert alumnus Dr. Beau Ances ’84 is working to change that. -
Pi Day 2021
Happy Pi Day from Calvert! Last week our Ninth and Tenth Agers participated in a Pi Day challenge to memorize as many digits of pi as possible! Tenth Ager Alex M. set a new Lower School record with 453 digits! Ninth Ager, Sanya D. memorized an impressive 202 digits! Alex and Sanya each received a pie baked by Mrs. Briggs and other winners look forward to a virtual pie baking activity with Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Martin. #CalvertSchool #PiDayRead More -
Calvert Launches Fundraising Effort in Honor of 125th Year, Announces New Athletic Center
Read MoreMore than 200 members of the Calvert community tuned in this afternoon for an online ceremony announcing Calvert 125, a fundraising campaign in honor of the School’s 125th anniversary. This exciting campaign aims to raise $14.5 million to benefit four priorities: financial aid, the Calvert Fund, the Institute for Leadership & Purpose (ILP), and the upcoming Luetkemeyer Athletic Center. -
Todd Stokes ’75 Reflects on Remarkable 30-Year Career, Days at Calvert
Read MoreTodd Stokes ’75 first came to Calvert in 1972, after his mother realized he was not being challenged in public school. He started halfway through Ninth Age, shortly after the winter holidays, and remembers walking into the building on his first day. -
Calvert Boys and Girls Celebrate Diversity, Identity During Black History Month
Read MoreCalvert boys and girls across both divisions learned about Black activists, authors, performing artists, and more this February in honor of Black History Month. Throughout the month, students participated in discussions of diversity and identity while celebrating African-American achievement.
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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
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Middle Schoolers Debut “The Addams Family” Musical in Innovative Virtual Shows
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Author Martie Sanger ’56 Explores Family History, Tips for Writing Nonfiction in Virtual Visit
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Dr. Beau Ances ’84 Shares New Research on Detecting, Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
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Pi Day 2021
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Calvert Launches Fundraising Effort in Honor of 125th Year, Announces New Athletic Center
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Todd Stokes ’75 Reflects on Remarkable 30-Year Career, Days at Calvert
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Calvert Boys and Girls Celebrate Diversity, Identity During Black History Month
- Virgil Hillyer, Calvert's First Head Master
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Calvert School is a coed independent lower and middle school.
