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Schools in Baltimore, MD

Find public schools in Baltimore with test scores and ratings. Compare schools by ELA and Math proficiency on an interactive map.

Showing schools near Baltimore. Enter a different ZIP code to search another area.

Public Schools in Baltimore, Maryland

Find and compare public schools in the Baltimore area. The map above shows schools near Baltimore color-coded by test score performance: green markers indicate schools where 60% or more of students meet proficiency standards, yellow for 40-59%, and red for below 40%.

Baltimore City Public Schools is an independent school system separate from Baltimore County. Test scores are from the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP).

School Districts in Baltimore

The Baltimore area is served by Baltimore City Public Schools. Use the search tool above to find schools in a specific neighborhood by entering a ZIP code, or adjust the search radius to see more schools across the metro area.

Understanding Maryland Test Scores

Test scores shown for Baltimore schools come from Maryland's state assessments, published under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Scores show the percentage of students meeting or exceeding proficiency in English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics.

Important: Each state uses its own assessment system. Scores for Baltimore schools should be compared with other Maryland schools, not schools in different states.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best public schools in Baltimore?

Use the map above and sort by ELA or Math scores to find the highest-performing schools in Baltimore. Green markers indicate schools where 60%+ of students meet proficiency standards. Click any school for detailed score breakdowns.

How many school districts serve Baltimore?

The Baltimore area is served by Baltimore City Public Schools. Enter different ZIP codes to explore schools in different parts of the metro area.

Are test scores comparable between Baltimore and other cities?

Only within Maryland. Each state uses different assessments with different proficiency standards, so scores cannot be directly compared across state lines. Within Maryland, all schools take the same tests.

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