Friendship Preparatory Academy at Calverton #75 Preschool through 8th Grade    Tanya Green, Principal   School Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.     Address:   1100 Whitmore Ave                  Baltimore, MD 21216   Phone:         (410) 396-0518 Facsimile:    (410) 545-7851/7849   Vision Friendship Prep seeks to unify rigorous academic standards with relevant life and career skills with a student centered project-based focus. Friendship Prep will prepare our students with the knowledge to better prepare them for high school and beyond. With a STEM focus, Friendship Prep will expose students to various aspects of science, technology, engineering and math well beyond that which is learned in the classroom. Education Friendship Prep’s goal is to help students become masterful at acquiring knowledge and putting it to use. Friendship Prep teaches the most current technologies through a standards-driven, project-based curriculum that will instill a sense of confidence in students and lead them to the path of entrepreneurship. Enrollment All elementary schools in the Baltimore City Schools district are zoned, based on legal residence of the student.  However, middle and high schools are no longer zoned.  For this reason, entering middle and high school students need to enroll through the choice process.   For enrollment information and zoned school application click here.  To find your neighborhood school click here.  To obtain more information about the middle and high school choice process click here.   For the 2012-13 middle and high school choice guide click here. If you have any question or need more information about enrollment contact Baltimore City Office of Enrollment, Choice and Transfers, at 410-396-8600, during the regular business hours of 8:00am to 5:00pm.     Baltimore Friendship Academy Schools in the NEWS! Board approves creation of 5 middle-high schools: The Baltimore Sun Canton students write their councilman: The Baltimore Sun The Great School Hunt: Urbanite  Celebrating International Peach Day: Friendship News & Notes  Fewer Black Males Drop Out in Baltimore Schools: Education Week   Baltimore students choose middle, high schools: The Baltimore Sun     Mexican consular office comes to Baltimore: The Baltimore Sun