Francis Scott Key Elementary Middle School has evolved from a school with ample enrollment capacity with a single classroom per grade, to expanding classrooms in the early grades as interest from parents in Locust Point and other harbor-front neighborhoods has increased. Fortunately, FSK has a large physical plant with ample capacity to grow. To do so, FSK will need to continue to recruit students from across the city, particularly in middle school, where its Advanced Academics program has the potential to cement FSK as a mixed-income, racially diverse, high performing, non-lottery-based public school. This grant funded community outreach activities across Baltimore, especially to feeder elementary schools located along bus routes with good access to South Baltimore, to raise awareness of FSK’s middle school programs.