The Mount Washington School

The Mount Washington School is an International Baccalaureate Middle Years School nestled in the woods of the Mount Washington neighborhood.

At a Glance
1801 Sulgrave Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21209
(410) 396-6354
Grades
PK to 8
Bell Times
8:45 AM / 3:25 PM
Student / Teacher Ratio
19:1
Total Enrollment
549
Attendance Rate
93.9%

About The Mount Washington School

The Mount Washington School is proud to be a 2011 U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School! Teachers prepare children to succeed in their local and global communities with three governing principles: Academic Excellence, Building Community, and Citizenship. Since 2011, the school has been divided into two buildings, an upper school and a lower school, allowing the expansion to K-8. Unlike other Baltimore City Middle Schools, Mount Washington does not participate in school choice - meaning only children living within the school zone are served. Middle School at Mount Washington includes a rigorous all-honors curriculum, as well as the only certified International Baccalaureate Middle Years World School Programme in Baltimore City. With a highly engaged PTO, School Family Council, and numerous community partners, students at Mount Washington enjoy a wide variety of after-school clubs and extracurricular options.

Student Demographics

  • 64.1% African-American
  • 26.8% White
  • 2.9% Hispanic
  • 6.2% Other

Programming

  • Gifted and Advanced Learning Site
  • Honors Courses
  • International Baccalaureate
  • Intensive Restorative Practice Site

Meet the Principal

Lisa Brown joined The Mount Washington School after over a decade of leadership experience in Baltimore City Schools. She has served within education spaces since 1998. Principal Brown's own education is firmly situated in Baltimore: she obtained her Bachelor's degree from Morgan State University and both her Master's and Doctorate's from Notre Dame of Maryland University.

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