Baltimore School Board Approved $21M Contract that Paid Company Owned by Then-Member
On June 10, 2025, the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners voted 8-0 to approve a three-year vendor contract, worth an estimated total of $21 million, to provide mental health services to students
(Via WBFF)
A potential conflict of interest involving Baltimore City’s school board is raising serious questions about oversight and accountability. This comes after a company founded by a then-sitting school board commissioner was included in a $21 million contract approved by the board in 2025.
Now, Project Baltimore is investigating whether other school board members knew about the connection before handing out your money.
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