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We were founded as part of Baltimore City Public School System in 1979, after a decade of hard work by a task force, the mayor, and Baltimore City’s arts and community leaders. We were established to provide pre-professional arts training to Baltimore’s children, and given a unique structure designed to help us meet our mission. Our founders also established a
712 Cathedral Street Baltimore, MD 21201. School leader: Ms Rosiland Cauthen. (443) 642-5165. School leader email. Facebook page. Website. School attendance zone. Homes nearby. Baltimore School For The Arts located in Baltimore, Maryland - MD.
Admission to Baltimore School for the Arts is based solely on an arts audition and interview process. As a result, our students come to us with a wide variety of academic backgrounds and skill sets. This creates a diverse and unique learning environment that benefits everyone. And we’re committed to helping each and every one of our students ...
Side by Side. High school and TWIGS students learn directly from working artists during their classes. And thanks to numerous partnerships with local arts organizations, our students learn from and perform with professionals at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, The Walters, Center Stage, the Maryland Historical Society, and JHU’s film program, to name just a few.
Baltimore School for the Arts. 712 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Maryland | (443) 642-5165 | Award Winning. # 1,940 in National Rankings. Overall Score 89.01 /100.
Funding for this website was provided by the William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, creator of the Baker Artist Portfolios, www.BakerArtist.org Support for 2021/22 TWIGS is provided by Baltimore City Public Schools, The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, The Aaron and Lillie Straus Foundation, Clayton Baker Trust, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family ...
TWIGS. To ensure that all children in Baltimore City have access to the arts, BSA created TWIGS (To Work In Gaining Skills), a free after-school program for 2nd-8th grade Baltimore City children. The program serves up to 550 students each year. TWIGS brings students together with professional artists in a multi-year curriculum designed to build ...
