Community Safety at Living Classrooms Foundation

For more than 35 years, LCF has been committed to ensuring that every Baltimore resident has an opportunity to live […]

Living Classrooms Recipient of $1.95 million Award from U.S. Department of Justice

    The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs announced grant awards totaling $100 million to support communities […]

MARITIME MAGIC IS ON!

Maritime Magic is on for tonight! While the event is outdoors, we have tents set up to provide shelter while […]

Paddle and Electric Boat FAQs

Do you take reservations? No. All boats are first come, first serve, and tickets are for immediate use. We are […]

SPRING FEATURE: Bauer Workforce Opportunity Center

April 27, 2022

Living Classrooms Foundation is honored to be part of the Baltimore and Washington DC communities for the past 36 years. […]

KINGMAN RANGERS UPDATE

Kingman Rangers Now celebrating its ten-year anniversary, the Urban Waters Federal Partnership (UWFP) brings together 15 federal agencies working collaboratively […]

New Public Paddling Facility Heralds Anacostia River Access for Thousands

New river access at Kingman and Heritage Islands promotes a celebration of the Anacostia River As part of the Kingman […]

Dan Rodricks: It’s been a terrible week in Baltimore. Here’s a flicker of hope. COMMENTARY

November 18, 2021

November 18, 2021 By Dan Rodricks, Baltimore Sun Even for violent, long-suffering Baltimore, this week has been an excessively brutal […]

Kingman Explorers Get Treewise

November 18, 2021 By Keombré McLaughlin, Living Classrooms Foundation KINGMAN ISLAND, WASHINGTON, DC. — Kingman Island’s scenery and greenery are […]

A Conversation with… Dan Rodricks

“I like to look for sunlight here and there, where people are doing good things.” Living Classrooms has been in […]

Dan Rodricks: Living Classrooms keeps a ‘great good place’ for kids and adults in Baltimore. It’s kind of overwhelming. | COMMENTARY

October 21, 2021 Sewing class instructor Arndrea Hoyle, clockwise from left, shows sewing details to students Tracy McCready, Fannie Rucker, […]

Dan Rodricks: ‘Diggin’ trash, kickin’ rats’ on the road to recovery in Baltimore | COMMENTARY

September 30, 2021 A crew from Project SERVE gathers for a team photo after removing trash and weeding the yard […]

Closing the Gap: Proactively Preventing Learning Loss

September 23, 2021

There’s been a lot of media attention on learning loss due to the pandemic. UNESCO (the United Nations Educational Scientific […]

Dan Rodricks: As affluent Harbor Point grows around it, Living Classrooms stays on mission for the underserved | COMMENTARY

September 17, 2021 With Harbor Point buildings behind it, the old Ferndale Fence and Awning Co., at Caroline and Thames […]

Picking up trash + boating = ‘ploating’? How a new trend in river cleanups can inspire kids to protect habitats

July 19, 2021

Four-year-old Ravi Cook picks up litter from the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., while dad Brian looks on. They were […]