Medfield Heights Elementary School

Medfield Heights Elementary is a diverse family. Many teachers send their children to Medfield.

At a Glance
4300 Buchanan Ave Baltimore, MD
Baltimore, MD 21211
(410) 396-6460
Grades
Pre-K to 5
Bell Times
8:15 AM / 2:55 PM
Student / Teacher Ratio
19:1
Total Enrollment
393
Attendance Rate
94.4%
Neighborhoods in this School District

About Medfield Heights Elementary School

Medfield Heights Elementary was ranked No. 1 in overall MSA performance among Baltimore City's public elementary schools for three years in a row: 2010, 2011 and 2012! At the same time, Medfield is one of the most diverse schools in the city. Teachers cite the school's data-driven approach to teaching with much of its success. The school benefits from strong community involvement and a high retention rate for its students.

Student Demographics

  • 38.9% African-American
  • 39.7% White
  • 4.1% Hispanic
  • 17.3% Other

Programming

  • Gifted and Advanced Learning Site
  • ESOL Site

Meet the Principal

Principal Kilcoyne was born in Prince George’s County, Maryland. As a part of a military family, she frequently moved to different military bases on the East Coast. She finally settled in St. Mary’s County, and after graduation joined AmeriCorp, working with the Maryland Conservation Corps (MCC). She was inspired to become a teacher while on a trip to an elementary school in Calvert County to teach children about trees with the MCC.

Principal Kilcoyne has been an educator in Baltimore City Public Schools for 13 years. She began as a second grade teacher at Morrell Park Elementary Middle, moved on to be a librarian at Brehms Lane Elementary School and Belmont Elementary School before becoming principal of Medfield Heights Elementary School in 2014.

She attended Towson University for her bachelor's degree in elementary education, University of Phoenix for an MBA in marketing and the College of Notre Dame of Maryland for a post master’s degree (CASE) in both school administration and library media science. She enjoys spending time with her family, gardening and home improvement projects.

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