Brooklyn Park Middle School

Brooklyn Park Middle School is a private educational institution that serves more than 650 students in grades six through eight. It is a part of Anne Arundel County Public Schools, which serves over 73,000 students and operates various elementary, middle and high schools. Its facility includes a gymnasium and library and media center. The school offers a range of academic and special education programs. Its curriculum includes Spanish as a foreign language. The school operates clubs and student organizations, such as the National Honor Society, robotics, art, chess, chorus, band, dance team and yearbook. It publishes a newspaper that includes articles and stories written by the students. Additionally, the school provides academic, social, personal and career guidance services. Brooklyn Park Middle School is located in Baltimore.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) is dedicated to creating an inclusive educational environment where all students can belong, grow, and succeed. With a strategic plan for 2024-2029, the school system emphasizes mentorship and community engagement through various programs aimed at positively impacting students' lives. In alignment with the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, AACPS is committed to transforming education within the county and the state. The governance of the school system is overseen by an eight-member Board of Education, which includes seven adult members and one student representative, ensuring diverse perspectives in decision-making. Generated from the website

Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) is dedicated to fostering a school community where all individuals have the opportunity to belong, grow, and succeed. With a focus on mentorship programs and initiatives like #BePresent, AACPS encourages positive role modeling and active engagement in the educational experience. The Blueprint for Maryland's Future initiative is transforming education across Anne Arundel County, influencing various AACPS programs and strategies. This proactive approach is overseen by an eight-member Board of Education, which includes one student member, ensuring diverse representation and governance within the school system. Generated from the website