NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Value Based Education in the Upper School
(Cool) Progeny takes a look at character development. -
Raising Boys in an Anxious Age
A conversation with Dr. Michael Thompson and Headmaster Chris Post -
Spotlight on Seniors
Andrew Cohen’19 named National Merit scholarship winner -
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Character Development Matters
Boys are actively taught to think beyond themselves. -
A Tribute to Mattheu Thomas
Forever a Laker -
Roboquake on Lake returns to BL
It's outta this world! -
College acceptances are rolling in for the Class of 2019
We can’t wait to see what comes next. -
Art for All
Don't miss the all-School art show with guest artist, Dave Eassa.
List of 7 news stories.
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Students focus on healthy relationships
During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, upper school students are educating peers and each other. -
Spotlight on Seniors
Andrew Cohen’19 named National Merit scholarship winner -
Character Development Matters
Boys are actively taught to think beyond themselves. -
A Tribute to Mattheu Thomas
Forever a Laker -
Roboquake on Lake returns to BL
It's outta this world! -
College acceptances are rolling in for the Class of 2019
We can’t wait to see what comes next. -
Art for All
Don't miss the all-School art show with guest artist, Dave Eassa.
Distinctive Talents,
Boundless Possibilities
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Matthew Kleiser ...
Matt Kleiser (Class of 2017) has been with us since the beginning of his first grade year, way back in 2005. A true Renaissance Man, Matt has made a name for himself in both athletics and the arts: he is as adept with the trombone as he is with the squash racquet. Matt also excelled at volleyball and tennis during his tenure at BL but he did his best work in the classroom, earning him the distinction of valedictorian. In recognition for his academic prowess, he was named a U.S. Presidential Scholar, a prestigious title awarded to only 161 students nationwide. "This community," Matt reflects, "taught us all about why being part of a brotherhood is so critical to our school and personal success." We look forward to keeping track of Matt's continued success at Duke University.
Genuine Joy of Teaching, Genuine Joy of Learning
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Susan Brown, Science Teacher - AASTC Teacher of the Year
At her core, Ms. Brown's passion for science is a product of her deep interest in how the world works. When she teaches, one is immediately aware that she is equally passionate about sparking that same fire of curiosity in her students. Whether they are dissecting squid, cataloging various arthropods, or singing songs to memorize the bones of the human body, Ms. Brown is the life in sixth grade Life Science.
BROTHER FOR LIFE
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Laker Corps
The Laker Corps matches an Upper School student with a class in the Lower School. Visiting their classes and engaging with younger Lakers in various contexts ranging from math facts practice to a game of touch football at recess, lasting friendships are formed across generations of Lakers. It's seen at all-school assemblies where younger Lakers call to their older mentors for a quick but meaningful greeting. The program has come full circle, as current Upper School students hope to emulate the older student that appeared in front of them in their Lower School classroom more than a decade ago.
The Boys' Latin School of Maryland is the state's oldest independent, non-sectarian all-boys private school. For students in kindergarten through 12th grade, we provide a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum that focuses on building 21st century skills and empowers each boy to achieve his true excellence.
