Documented outcome
6 August 2026 completed construction noticeBaltimore City Public Schools states the joint $118m, 249,000 sq ft high-school and academy modernization began in July 2024 and reached completion in August 2026. The owner celebrated completed buildings on 6 August, justifying a historical rather than ongoing classification.
Project in numbers
About the project
Baltimore City Public Schools states the joint $118m, 249,000 sq ft high-school and academy modernization began in July 2024 and reached completion in August 2026. The owner celebrated completed buildings on 6 August, justifying a historical rather than ongoing classification. This is a distinct project or completed phase; a published schedule does not establish later milestones by itself.
Verified development history
- 6 August 2026 completed construction notice
Baltimore City Public Schools states the joint $118m, 249,000 sq ft high-school and academy modernization began in July 2024 and reached completion in August 2026. The owner celebrated completed buildings on 6 August, justifying a historical rather than ongoing classification.
Original evidence ↗ - 1 November 2026 editorial stage review
Original owner explicitly reports completed or opened work. No later milestone is invented; record remains at its permanent ChaseDesk URL.
Original evidence ↗
What remains uncertain
Editorial documentary review 1 November 2026. 'Current' means physical works were documented in owner/construction records, not merely approved spending. 'Future' includes design, procurement and any project without verifiable site start. 'Historical' requires confirmed completed construction or reopening. Confidence measures strength of documentation, not likelihood of delivery. Some projects involve multiple jurisdictions; the named Baltimore site or corridor is specified.
Official maps, designs and site visuals
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Sources and documents
92% editorial confidence · Evidence assessment
Editorial confidence describes how well the cited records support this account. It is not a calibrated probability of project completion. Source event dates are distinct from research review dates.
Sources reviewed 1 November 2026.