St. Francis of Assisi (in Mayfield)
3617 Harford Rd.
Baltimore, Md., 21218
410-467-1683
Grades Pre-K-8
Student Pop.269

St. Francis has been educating children in Mayfield and NE Baltimore since 1955.  It’s location anchors the NE corner of the neighborhood, an easy walk for neighborhood residents.  The school’s curriculum remains relevant and challenging under the leadership of Kevin Frye with its low student to teacher ratio. 100% of the student body graduate to go on to the high school of their choice. Over the years many young families have moved to Mayfield to take advantage of the long tradition of excellence St. Francis has to offer.

Maryland State Boy Choir located in Mayfield’s St. Mathews’ Church
Founded in 1987 by Frank Cimino. This 501-©3 organization consist of approx. 140 choristers ranging in ages from 7-20. They perform locally, nationally, and internationally. Frank Cimino is theArtistic Director, Stephen Holmes the Music Director and Patrick Bourckel is the Treble Choir Director.
The Boy Choir purchased St. Mathews United Church of Christ in Nov. of 2006 to develop a Performing Arts Center. Capital improvements of 3 million dollars for the first stage of the project was completed in December of 2008.
3500 Norman Ave, Baltimore Md., 21213
410-554-8644

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maryland_State_Boychoir

Montebello Elementary School. (less than 1 block from Mayfield)
2040 E. 32nd Street

Montebello is on tract to becoming a Middle School.
Next year it will add 8th grade.

Student pop. 1434
Grades 9-12.

The school uses its curriculum to educate students to fu

nction in an industrial and challenging technological society.
The 400,000 square foot campus has recently undergone a remodeling that revamped the space to be “consistent with the educational and technological standards of the 21st century”. The project has taken approximately 30 months and cost $23 million.

Magnet Schools in Baltimore
Magnet programs are theme-oriented programs that provide students with in-depth experiences in particular areas of interest. While some magnet programs exist within comprehensive schools, there are also schools whose entire student bodies participate in magnet programs. All magnet programs fulfill Baltimore County Public Schools’ requirements for promotion and graduation.  Magnet programs have three major goals: to provide distinct choices for students with different interests, talents, and aptitudes; to develop innovative instructional practices; and to promote diversity within schools.
http://www.bcps.org/offices/omp/faq_current.html

 Baltimore City College - Located 5 minutes from Mayfield
College Preparatory School
3220 Alameda
Baltimore, MD., 21218
Student Pop. 1830
Grades 9-12
Founded in 1839

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore_City_College

Baltimore School for the Arts offers concentrations in classical music, theater, dance, theater production and visual art. The school has produced numerous “Presidential Scholars”[1] in the Arts and its students have gone on to attend major conservatories and Ivy League Schools

 

The Green School of Baltimore

Shrine of the Little Flower Campus 

2800 Brendan Street,

Baltimore Md., 21213

www.thegreenschoolofbaltimore.org

 Katherine Primm, Principal – Grades K-4, 110 Students

 

The Green School has retained 100% of its teachers since opening in 2006.  In 2006-2007 93.8 percent of the 3^rd graders scored at proficientand advanced levels on the reading MSA and 87.5% on the  mathematics MSA.

Baltimore City Private Schools – Complete list

Roland Park Country Day School (15 min. from Mayfield)
RPCS is an independent and private all-girls college preparatory school. It trains girls from kindergarten and pre-first through grade 12. It is located on Roland Avenue in the northern area of Baltimore called Roland Park
5204 Roland Av, Baltimore, MD., 21210
410-323-5500
Grades K-12
student pop. 709
student teacher ratio 7:1
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