Suburban principals run city schools in program revived by Maryland

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Talented suburban principals once again will help turn around struggling Baltimore City schools, under a program state education officials are reviving.

“It takes a few good people to lead, and the others will follow,” said Amber Kilcoyne, librarian and school improvement chairwoman at Brehms LaneElementary School in Baltimore City?s Belair-Edison neighborhood.

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