BALTIMORE — Baltimore City Public Schools without air conditioning will dismiss early on Friday, June 2.
This is due to the forecasted high temperatures.
The district office and schools with air conditioning will remain open on the regular schedule.
This early dismissal comes 11 days before the end of the school year, as the last day of school is scheduled for June 13.
For a full list of schools without air conditioning and dismissal times, click here.
Due to the forecasted high temperatures tomorrow, Friday, June 2, schools without air conditioning will dismiss early. The district office and schools with A/C will remain open on the regular schedule. For a list of schools without air conditioning and dismissal times, visit… pic.twitter.com/VkIG2wAOkl
— Baltimore City Public Schools (@BaltCitySchools) June 1, 2023
Three more schools were added to the list of early dismissals due to repairs needed to their air conditioning systems.
UPDATE: We've added the following schools due to A/C repair needs:
— Baltimore City Public Schools (@BaltCitySchools) June 2, 2023
Highlandtown #237 - (Early release at noon)
William S. Baer School - (Early release at noon)
Gardenville Elementary School - (Early release at 11:30 a.m.)
See the full list here: https://t.co/XQJ4hqzqaY https://t.co/3b4zr9DJdl
On Friday morning, Governor Wes Moore released a statement that it's "unacceptable to have schools closing early due to lack of AC."
We know it is unacceptable to have schools closing early due to lack of AC.
— Governor Wes Moore (@GovWesMoore) June 2, 2023
That’s why we’ve invested a record $8.7 billion in K-12 for Maryland public schools to improve infrastructure and ensure every child can receive a world-class public education in a 21st century school.