Harlem Park Elementary Middle School
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The Orioles and Baltimore City are on the cusp of The Next Chapter. To contribute to the momentum of this resurgence, the Orioles have engaged in an Adopt-A-School initiative, partnering with Harlem Park Elementary Middle School located in West Baltimore, and Baltimore City Public Schools.
Harlem Park’s vision is to foster an environment where students are nurtured academically, socially, and emotionally. School leaders value ensuring that their students leave Harlem Park rich in experiences and opportunities. Our vision is to have a long-lasting, beneficial relationship with the Harlem Park community, staying with these kids from Pre-K to when they enter the workforce.
This initiative will provide assistance to the teachers, staff, principals, and administration of the school, which in turn will provide resources for their students to not just survive, but to thrive. We will invite students, staff, and families to Camden Yards for events including our City Connect x Harlem Park Fridays, but we also want to be present in their school building and in their neighborhoods. We truly want the best for our city and by doing that, we need to use our resources to invest in the future of Baltimore.
The Baltimore Orioles are very excited to announce this partnership with Harlem Park and can’t wait to have a positive impact on a community within our great city. We hope to inspire the students and transform the school in an impactful way for years to come, helping prepare them for high school, college and beyond.
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We spent the morning at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School to welcome students back to school! pic.twitter.com/gtmZyeFZwL
— Orioles Community (@OsCommunity) August 26, 2024
Jordan Westburg, Orioles family members, and volunteers from our front office spent the morning setting up classrooms at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School! pic.twitter.com/ukBGqAAKla
— Orioles Community (@OsCommunity) August 22, 2024
"Children have to see things modeled in front of them so that they can aspire to it."
— Orioles Community (@OsCommunity) July 17, 2024
Watch Episode 3 of The Next Chapter to learn more about our partnership with Harlem Park: https://t.co/vDJcgbEo0q pic.twitter.com/bdfzo8QhBG
James McCann spent time at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School today and helped kids in their PE class learn about baseball! pic.twitter.com/Z0OZRUmjC4
— Orioles Community (@OsCommunity) May 29, 2024
Welcoming Harlem Park into our baseball family! pic.twitter.com/pNmMasDIeS
— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) April 12, 2024
Strengthening the future of learning in Baltimore City.
— Orioles Community (@OsCommunity) April 12, 2024
We are thrilled to launch our Adopt-A-School initiative to support educational advancements, strengthen community ties, and promote youth development at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School.
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