Frederick Douglass Senior High School (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Frederick Douglass Senior High School | |
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2301 Gwynns Falls Parkway Baltimore, Maryland 21217 |
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School number | 450 |
School district | Baltimore City Public School System |
Superintendent | Dr. Andres Alonso (CEO) |
Principal | Clark Montgomery |
Vice principal | Ida Hines |
School type | Public |
Grades | 9-12 |
Language | English |
Area | Urban |
Mascot | Duck |
Team name | Douglass Ducks |
Color(s) | Orange █ and Blue █ |
Frederick Douglass Senior High School is a public high school located in Baltimore, Maryland. Prior to the Supreme Court ruling in 1954, Brown v. Board of Education, Douglass and Dunbar were the only two high schools in Baltimore that African American teenagers could attend. The student body is still virtually all African American as noted during the 2004 50th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education decision in which the Baltimore Sun newspaper claimed that Douglass had only two students of a non-African American origin amongst its student body.
[edit] Notable Alumni
- Clarence W. Blount, Majority leader, Maryland State Senate
- Cab Calloway, big band leader
- Frank M. Conaway, Clerk of Circuit Court, Baltimore City, (1998-present) Delegate, District 4 (Baltimore City),
- Arrie Davis, Judge, Maryland Court of Special Appeals
- Labtekwon, hip hop artist
- Thurgood Marshall, Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
- Parren Mitchell, former U.S. Congressman
- Pete Rawlings, Appropriations chairman, Maryland House of Delegates
- Bishop L. Robinson, First African American police commissioner of Baltimore, Maryland
- George Levi Russell, Jr., Judge, Circuit Court, Baltimore City
- Agnes B. Welch, Baltimore City Council (District 4, 1983-2002) (District 9, 2002-present).