City Neighbors High School

The school located at corner of Bayonne and Sefton Avenues was originally Public School No. 41 - Hamilton Junior High School.^[7] Built in 1931, Hamilton Junior High opened for students in the spring of 1932.^[8][9] By 2007, plans were proposed to close the aging school building in the face of declining enrollment and the potential to save City Schools $6 million in maintenance and capital expenses.^[10] The school was also among five Baltimore schools that were identified as "persistently dangerous" under standards set by the No Child Left Behind Act.^[11] The school board approved a plan to close Hamilton Junior High in the summer of 2009 by a phase out plan where it would not admit new 6th graders.^[12][13]

City Neighbors first opened an elementary/middle school in the former Hamilton Junior High building under the name City Neighbors Hamilton in 2009, and plans were made to add a high school in another part of the building the following year.^[14][15] The high school's initial Freshmen class of 90 students entered in 2010.^[2] At the same time, City Neighbors Hamilton & High schools undertook a 6-year $8.9 million renovation of the school buildings.^[4] The project was financed by a bond issue by the Maryland Health and Higher Educational Facilities Authority, who in turn loaned the funds to the two school corporations.^[16] The school's first class of 86 students graduated in 2014 with a 95% graduation rate.^[17] In 2018, City Neighbors High received a 3 out of 5 star rating by the Maryland State Department of Education.^[18]

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• City Neighbors High School at Baltimore City Public Schools