The committee charged with examining attendance areas and developing boundary options to provide capacity relief at Overlea High School invites all interested community members to attend a public information session on Wednesday, November 18 from 7-8 p.m. at Nottingham Middle School, 5210 King Avenue in Rossville.
Following a brief presentation on the committee’s work, attendees can speak one-to-one with committee members to ask questions and share their thoughts about draft options.
Participants viewing the livestream may ask questions and receive answers via a chat during the broadcast.
All are also encouraged to take an online survey from November 18 through Wednesday, December 16. This feedback is essential to the committee’s work.
The committee’s study seeks to maximize the use of available space among Overlea,
Loch Raven, and Parkville high schools to help reduce overcrowding at Overlea High School.
New boundary lines would be effective for the start of the 2027-2028 school year, pending approval from the Board of Education of Baltimore County.
Additional committee meetings, all on Wednesdays from 6-8 p.m. at Nottingham Middle School, are planned for January 6 and (if needed) January 13. (The first three meetings were held on October 7, October 21, and November 4.)
The committee welcomes the public to attend and observe all committee meetings or to view the meetings online.
All committee meetings are livestreamed, and all information, including a calendar of meeting times and all meeting materials, may be found on the Overlea High School Capacity Relief Boundary Study web page.
The public can also submit public comments about the boundary