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Southeast Baltimore is becoming a thriving 21st century community. Young families, immigrants from around the world and creative professionals are choosing to live, work and invest in Southeast Baltimore. The Southeast CDC has been at the forefront of this change.
Read MoreThe Southeast CDC., in partnership with other organizations like Parks & People Foundation and Blue Water Baltimore, has been at the forefront of a sustained push to add trees to the landscape, most recently with the help of a $75,000 grant from Chesapeake Bay Trust to plant 350-plus trees in the Greater Highlandtown neighborhood.
Read MoreKnown as a positive force in the neighborhood and a haven of sorts for the many immigrant parents whose children go there, Ruhrah is at a staggering 188 percent of student capacity while posting an astonishing staff turnover of zero.
Read MoreFive officers from the Southeast District of the Baltimore City Police Department were “matched” as Big Brothers with five middle school students from Highlandtown Elementary/Middle #237.
Read MoreWhatever the weather, the Greektown neighborhood is a hidden gem characterized by its older Greek stability, newer Latino energy, and livability.
Read MoreHighlandtown # 237 (The Highlandtown Hawks), a Southeast CDC Community School partner, just won the Citywide Elementary School Chess Championship at Johns Hopkins University. This was the first year Highlandtown # 237 entered the competition, and it beat the existing citywide champion, Roland Park, with a team of fourth graders coached by two fourth grade … Continue reading Big Win for Chess Team
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