“Long before school reform became a national byword, the Baltimore School for the Arts, the city’s only visual and performing arts public high school, was recognized as a model for excellence. Leslie Shepard, who will be stepping down in June after 10 years as the school’s director, was one of the people most responsible for the BSA’s sterling reputation, which she helped build over a 30-year career that saw the school become one the best of its type in the nation.”
You can read the full story in The Baltimore Sun here.
