Commodore is one of more than 50 schools designated a Community School by Baltimore City Public Schools. Under the Family League of Baltimore and through the support of the Center of Adolescent Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Commodore meets the holistic needs of children and families. We provide a variety of opportunities to all members of our school community in an effort to fulfill and stay true to our school's mission and vision.

For more questions on what it means for Commodore to be a Community School, please do not hesitate to reach out to Commodore’s principal Mr. Martin at martin@thecjrschool.org.

Partners and Programs

• Access Art*

• Art with a Heart

• Arts Every Day

• Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Outward Bound

• Baltimore City Health Department

• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

• BeMore Athletic League

• Butchers Hill Association

• Big Brothers Big Sisters

• Baltimore Urban Gardening with Students (BUGS)*

• The Boys & Girls Club*

• Capturing Kids Hearts

• Center Stage

• Code in the Schools

• CASA de Maryland

• The Door*

• Esperanza Center

• Experience Corps

• Fitness Fun and Games*

• Girl Scouts of Central Maryland

• Harlem Lacrosse*

• Humanim: Financial Stability

• Johns Hopkins Bayview: School-Based Mental Health Services

• Johns Hopkins University Center for Adolescent Health

• Johns Hopkins University Student Outreach Resource Center (SOURCE)

• The Judy Center

• The Literacy Lab

• Maryland Coalition for Inclusive Eduction (MCIE)

• Maryland Food Bank

• Maryland Science Center

• NorthBay*

• Notre Dame GEI

• One More One Less Mentoring

• Patterson Park Audubon Center

• Patterson Park Youth Sports and Education Center

• Playworks

• Project Pneuma*

• Reading Partners

• Sisters Circle*

• Smile Program: Mobile Dentists

• Strong City Baltimore

• TransAmerica

• UMBC Shriver Peaceworker Fellowship

• UA House*

• Urban Teacher Center

• Young Audiences

Any partner followed by an asterisk (*) indicates an organization that supports extended learning opportunities for our students through out-of-school time (OST) programming