Dundalk High

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 1901 Delvale Ave, Baltimore, MD 21222

Phone: (443) 809-7023

Website: "http://dundalkhs.bcps.org"

District: Baltimore County Public Schools

1,621

Total Students

#127

of 127

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 127 of 127

Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

MCAP

English Language Arts • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 20.7%

Student Body

Total Students

1,621

Diversity

Very High

Simpson index 70/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

100.0%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 42.1% (683)
Hispanic / Latino 26.5% (429)
Black 22.0% (357)
Two or More Races 5.7% (92)
Asian 2.6% (42)
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.9% (15)
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.2% (3)

Reviews

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Based on 2 reviews

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Student

August 29, 2009

"Dundalk High School is a mess. There aren't enough GT or Hon. kids, so they combine the two levels together, putting the honors kids in GT, which only results in the GT kids not being able to learn to their full potential. In some cases, such as tenth grade World History, there are only two options: AP, or Standard. Also, with the recent schedule change from 8 periods (A Day/B Day), to the 6 period a day schedule, it's caused many of the seniors in parallel enrollment with Sollers Tech to take summer school, because they didn't plan on having the two less periods, and what with their required magnet classes, plus their completer classes, and the required classes (Health, Gym, Fine Arts, English, Math, Science), they don't have enough room to take all of their classes, and some are faced with having to repeat a year or take night school to pass. Another bad thing is that due to a lack of funding and teachers, the school dropped Creative Writing at all levels starting the school year of 09-10. You can't go a day without seeing multiple students doing such things as smoking cigarettes and weed on Breezeway, drinking, spraying Silly String at Mr. Shouldice, having sex in the bathrooms, and cutting classes by leaving from the courtyards. I myself am a magnet student who transfered out of Dundalk to Towson High School Law and Public Policy, and I get up every morning at 5:15am to take the magnet bus to Towson just to avoid the chaos at Dundalk. Thanks for your time, Class of 2012."