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Dr. Nathan A. Pitts-Ashburton Elementary/Middle

PublicElementaryGrades PK–8

3935 Hilton Road, Baltimore, MD 21215 · (410) 396-0636 · Part of Baltimore City Public Schools

Baltimore’s School Grade D− better than 0% of Maryland school districts

Students
287
Students per teacher
14:1
Free or reduced lunch
84%
Setting
City
Grades
PK–8
The gist

What stands out about Dr. Nathan A. Pitts-Ashburton Elementary/Middle

  • Its own letter, D: reading and math results near the bottom of Maryland’s public schools
  • Math proficiency 17 pts below the state
  • Reading / language arts 28 pts below the state
  • Enrollment down 17.8% since 2020–21
  • Next stop for Baltimore kids: 17 high schools

On the path

Where Baltimore kids come from and go next. The whole path →

PK–8Dr. Nathan A. Pitts-Ashburton Elementary/MiddleYou are here
9–1217 high schoolsDepends on your address

Test scores

2020–21
Math proficiency2%
State average 19.3%
Reading / language arts8%
State average 35.5%

Its own letter, D, places these results among Maryland’s 1,321 public schools with results. Source: EDFacts via Urban Institute Education Data Portal (SY2020-21).

3935 Hilton Road, Baltimore

Students

Enrollment by grade
Pre-K15
Kindergarten23
Grade 121
Grade 213
Grade 321
Grade 423
Grade 525
Grade 639
Grade 754
Grade 853
Enrollment over time
349’20
336’21
316’22
288’23
287’24

Down 17.8% since 2020–21.

Who goes here
Black 92%Hispanic 6%Two or more races 1%White <1%

As reported to NCES, share of students with a reported race or ethnicity.

Parents talk

Questions and answers about Dr. Nathan A. Pitts-Ashburton Elementary/Middle from Baltimore families.

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The district →

School facts: U.S. Department of Education (NCES), 2024–2025 school year. Test scores: EDFacts via Urban Institute Education Data Portal (SY2020-21). A school’s letter is our own summary of its reading and math results against Maryland’s other public schools; Baltimore’s School Grade is built from its districts’ results. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.