News from TLS
TLS Names Its First Vice President, Peggy Bessent
The Loyola School is pleased to announce that Peggy Bessent has been appointed vice president, a new position at the school.
TLS engages new prospective sponsors at BLK Swan to support young children’s education in Baltimore
Some people came knowing little about The Loyola School (TLS). Others knew quite a bit. Everyone, it is fair to say, got a deeper understanding of the mission and work of TLS during the recent Be My Guest Friendraiser in Baltimore City.
Establishing TLS as Part of the Neighborhood
On Saturday, July 16, The Loyola School (TLS) reached out to nine surrounding neighborhoods and hosted a free block party for its neighbors and their families — to get to know them and to help them get to know each other. The goal of the event was to help families learn about services and resources to strengthen the community while enjoying local food, music, and family-fun activities!
They’re back! Our little ones are ready to learn.
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The Loyola School Community Block Party
July 8,...
The Loyola School Appoints Rutstein Principal
June 20,...
Celebrating our TLS dads on Father’s Day
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The Loyola School May 1 Open House
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The Loyola School named 2022 Milch Award winner
The Loyola School, a Jesuit all scholarship school, offering quality preschool and elementary education, will receive Loyola University Maryland’s 2022 Milch Community Partnership Award in recognition of…
City panel approves partial demolition of Mount Vernon rowhouses to expand Loyola School
city panel approved plans to turn these rowhomes into an expansion of the Loyola School. A plan to convert a series of rowhouses in Mount Vernon into a Catholic school was approved by a city preservation panel following changes to the design that sought to keep more of the historic buildings intact.
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City panel approves partial demolition of Mount Vernon rowhouses to expand Loyola School
city panel approved plans to turn these rowhomes into an expansion of the Loyola School. A plan to convert a series of rowhouses in Mount Vernon into a Catholic school was approved by a city preservation panel following changes to the design that sought to keep more of the historic buildings intact.
Free Jesuit Pre-K for Low-Income Students Expands into Elementary
August 19, 2021 Contact: Dennis O’Shea 443-766-9998 / doshea55@comcast.net, or Will Nathan Office: 443-563-2589, ext. 122 / Cell: 301-852-1585 / wnathan@lelc-balt.org FREE JESUIT PRE-K FOR LOW-INCOME STUDENTS EXPANDS INTO ELEMENTARY The Loyola School will complete...
Loyola School to open in renovated Mount Vernon rowhouses, completing ‘ecosytem’ of Watters-founded Baltimore Jesuit schools
By COLIN CAMPBELLBALTIMORE SUN |AUG 19, 2021 AT 1:45 PM An independent Jesuit preschool program in Baltimore is growing into a private elementary school that will offer free education to 200 low-income city children in a set of Mount Vernon rowhouses, officials say....
