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Articles about The Baltimore School for the Arts appear frequently in the local press including The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, Style, Baltimore’s Child and Maryland Family.  The school has also been featured in local television and radio.   Please click on the following links for the most recent articles on BSA.



At BSA, We've Got Art and we think You've Gotta Have Art too!  Join us for Expressions 2012!
02.14.12
Learn more about BSA's young artists and see them perform at Expressions, March 3, 4, 5 & 11th.  Our Saturday gala event is sold out, but tickets are still available and on sale for the family... read more
Two More Fun Ways to Support BSA this Spring!
02.12.12
On Tuesday, March 27th, come to the Wine Market for a special prix fixe dinner to benefit the school. And/or, on Saturday, April 28th, join us at the Pine Ridge Golf Club for the school’s Inaugural Golf... read more
Congratulations to BSA students recognized for their recent accomplishments!
01.31.12
Recognition in the National Association for the Advancement in the Arts Young Arts Competition, All-State Band and Orchestra players, and a Disney's American Idol Experience competition winner!  Two students...
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10.06.11
Eight parent representatives, two from each department at BSA, were chosen by fellow parents to serve as the school's Parent Advisory Group.  Stay tuned for more information about this new group and their role... read more
10.04.11
Special thanks to the Committee & Chairs Jill Eisner, Gayle Kelly, Harriet Legum and Terry Morgenthaler, sponsors Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, Radcliffe, Linwoods, and so many others.  What a wonderful day of... read more
08.03.11
Dr. Chris Ford takes the helm of BSA after his unanimous appointment by the school's Board of Overseers and the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners in April.  Dr. Ford has been at BSA since 1981,... read more
08.02.11
The Baltimore School for the Arts isn't just any public school.  The institution prepares its students for careers in the arts and auditions take the place of entrance exams.  An article in the Baltimore... read more
08.01.11
The Baltimore School for the Arts came into existence in 1979, and the school's phenomenal success has been pretty well-documented. Its first graduates are now in their late 30s and early 40s, and a list of former... read more
06.11.11
In June, we honored and thanked Leslie Shepard as she stepped down from the helm of BSA.  As director and one of its guiding forces since the school's inception, she has left a legacy to match any in... read more
06.10.11
Longtime supporters of the BSA, Pat and Mark Joseph have announced their intention to give the school $1 million to found the Joseph Fund for the Future.  Their generous gift will be used to endow TWIGS, BSA's free... read more
09.13.10
Long before school reform became a national byword, the Baltimore School for the Arts, the city's only visual and performing arts public high school, was recognized as a model for excellence.
03.22.10
Magnet schools a magical place for devoted studentsMany of Sarah Lodico's fondest days started with a four-block walk - toting a cello on her back - from her family's Mt. Vernon home to Baltiomre School for the Arts.  read more
09.01.09
They might not be as flashy as their counterparts, but the students at the Baltimore School for the Arts shine just as brightly.

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"I was an inner-city kid, and the school exposed me for the first time to a number of cultures. That helped to break down biases. From 8 to 4, it was our own little utopia."
Antonio Hart
Class of 1986, Grammy-nominated Jazz Saxophonist

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