Upcoming Events
Back to School Resource Fair
Back to School Resource Fair
Sponsored by Baltimore Teacher Network
Get ready for a free, fun, and festive family event! The Baltimore Teacher Network invites the community to our Back to School Resource Fair — a full day dedicated to helping Baltimore families start the school year strong.
Enjoy food trucks, live performances, music and marching bands, and activities for youth and kids, all while connecting with community resources, health and wellness services, and guest speakers. Families can pick up free backpacks and school supplies while supplies last, browse a wide range of vendors, and take in art and dance throughout the day.
Whether you're a parent, student, teacher, or community member, this event has something for everyone — and it's all free.
📅 Saturday, August 1, 2026
🕚 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 BTN Headquarters — 940 Madison Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201
Event Highlights:
Food trucks
Community resources
Live performances
Music and marching bands
Health and wellness
Vendors
Backpacks and school supply giveaways
Guest speakers
Activities for youth and kids
Art and dance
Vendor opportunities available!
For more information, visit BaltimoreTeacherNetwork.org or call (410) 469-9902.
Fill the Bus Campaign
Fill The Bus
Help the Baltimore Teacher Network fill the bus with school supplies for students in need! Join us on Friday, July 25th, from 10 AM to 6 PM at Walmart Catonsville (6205 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville, MD 21228) as we stock up classrooms across Baltimore, one donation at a time.
How you can help:
As you shop in Walmart, pick up a few extra school supplies to donate to students who need them
Prefer to give another way? Monetary donations are welcome too
Every backpack, notebook, and box of crayons makes a difference. Stack the supplies, stock the classrooms — and help us send Baltimore students back to school ready to succeed.
Teachers Can't Help it: Comedy Show
Make it stand out
Teachers Can't Help It: A Comedy Show
A Night of Big Laughs and Teacher Energy!
Baltimore's educators work hard all year — now it's time to laugh just as hard. Join Voices of Baltimore Teachers for an unforgettable night of stand-up comedy hosted by Anita Wade, featuring Khairy Creek, Mia Musa, Kadeem Richardson, and Jamar Taylor.
Grab your ticket, bring a friend, and get ready for an evening built for the people who give so much to our classrooms and communities.
📅 Thursday, July 24th
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
🎟️ $30 per ticket — light refreshments included
📍 940 Madison Ave, Suite L1, Baltimore, MD 21201
Laughs. Lessons. Community. Supporting Teachers. Building Change.
Defend or De-Escalate: USCCA Partner Event
What You'll Learn
Critical decisions happen fast - learn how to respond confidently before, during, and after a self-defense incident.
When everything happens fast—your heart is racing, your vision narrows, and every second counts—will you be ready to make the right decision? This training is designed to prepare you for the moments you hope never come… but need to be ready for.
What You'll Learn:
What really happens after a self-defense incident
Know the legal boundaries so you can act with confidence - not hesitation
Learn practical strategies to protect yourself and others when seconds matter
Plus: LIVE Q&A with USCCA-Certified Instructors
What to Bring: Questions you have and materials to take notes
Junior Class Post-Secondary Planning Seminar
Juniors: this is your moment. Join the resource fair to get tools, guidance, and support to finish senior year strong and prepare for life after high school.
What you’ll find
College and career counselors to answer questions about majors, programs, and next steps
FAFSA and financial-aid help — bring your documents (tax forms, Social Security number, parent/guardian info)
Test prep resources and tutoring sign-ups for SAT, ACT, AP exams, and subject tests
Internship, volunteer, and summer program opportunities to build experience and resumes
Resume help, interview practice, and scholarship information and application tips
Information on trade schools, apprenticeships, military options, and gap-year programs
Timelines and checklists for senior-year deadlines (college applications, transcripts, recommendation letters)
What to bring: school ID, a list of questions, any application documents (transcripts, test scores, recommendation letters), and parent/guardian tax documents for FAFSA help