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D−

Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle

PublicElementaryGrades K–8

2710 E Hoffman Street, Baltimore, MD 21213 · (410) 396-9161 · Part of Baltimore City Public Schools

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

Students
705
Students per teacher
16:1
Free or reduced lunch
83%
Setting
City
Grades
K–8
The gist

What stands out about Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle

  • Its own letter, D−: reading and math results near the bottom of Maryland’s public schools
  • Math proficiency 19 pts below the state
  • Reading / language arts 31 pts below the state
  • Next stop for Baltimore kids: 17 high schools

On the path

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

K–8Fort Worthington Elementary/MiddleYou are here
9–1217 high schoolsDepends on your address

Test scores

2020–21
Math proficiencyunder 1%
State average 19.3%
Reading / language arts5%
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).

2710 E Hoffman Street, Baltimore

Students

Enrollment by grade
Kindergarten66
Grade 160
Grade 267
Grade 387
Grade 470
Grade 578
Grade 698
Grade 787
Grade 892
Enrollment over time
736’20
707’21
693’22
682’23
705’24

Down 4.2% since 2020–21.

Who goes here
Black 76%Hispanic 21%Two or more races <1%White <1%Asian <1%American Indian/Alaska Native <1%Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander <1%

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

Parents talk

Questions and answers about Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle from Baltimore families.

Other schools in Baltimore City Public Schools

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.