Bard High School Early College Baltimore

Students in the college level ceramics class, ART 205, held an art walk for their final critique today.

Check out their colorful and superb work!

The editors of The Pale Bull Literary Magazine are thrilled to share the newest issue of Bard’s literary magazine with you! The digital issue can be found at thepalebull.com. This year, we also printed a limited run of the magazine, thanks to a grant from the National Council of Teachers of English.

We’ll be distributing copies of the magazine and collecting donations for next year’s printing costs at our release party on Wednesday, June 3rd from 5-7pm at Le Mondo (406 N Howard St).

🖤♥️Bard Baltimore 10 - Year Anniversary, 2026♥️🖤

⭐️THANK YOU for joining us at Topside! It was wonderful to see so many new and familiar faces celebrating 10 years of BHSEC Baltimore.

✨A special thank you to our sponsors, Angela Alvarez, the BHSEC Baltimore Advisory Board, and our faculty and staff who joined us.

📸Check out some of the photos from the event above and send your pictures to [email protected] to be added to the album. If you couldn’t make it, you were missed. We hope to see you soon!

📸Just a couple of pics from Decision Day today at Bard Baltimore! ⭐️🤩✨

Let’s go Seniors‼️♥️🖤

⭐️✨Portrait of a Graduate Competency: Being confident ✨⭐️

“We have witnessed Ki’Are’s growth as a young scholar committed to self-improvement across years and at different stages of her academic journey. She is a senior at Bard High School Early College Baltimore. In statistics, Ki’Are asks questions boldly, seeks clarity with humility, and approaches challenges with determination. She has learned that it is not only okay to not know something—it is a sign of true scholarship to seek understanding. Ki’Are lives the motto, “Every day is a chance to be better than yesterday.” Her academic journey illustrates a student who consistently strives for improvement and is unafraid to grow through discomfort. “

🥳The City Schools Icon Awards honor students who demonstrate one of the five Portrait of a Graduate competencies. Students are nominated by their schools on a rolling basis, and are celebrated for their positive impact on our school communities, helping to create an environment where learning and growth thrive.

The survey deadline has been extended to April 10th!

Here is the schedule we will be following for the 2 hour early release the district has just announced for tomorrow, 3/16/26.

Woo hoo!!

Congratulations to Darryel Wilson, a senior at Bard, who earned acceptances to Coppin State University, West Virginia University, Temple University and multiple other colleges, securing over $500,000 in scholarships, including two full rides!