Baltimore Teachers Get Renewed Spaces: Positive Schools Center & Educator Support Collaborative
Baltimore City Public Schools teachers are finding new energy in renovated teacher and wellness lounges — thanks to the Educator Support Collaborative and the University of Maryland School of Social Work’s Positive Schools Center.This project brings together community partners, designers, and nonprofits to transform outdated staff rooms into restorative spaces where educators can relax, recharge, and collaborate.Hear from Ariel Watson, a teacher at George Washington Elementary, along with Nikomar Mosley of the Positive Schools Center and design partners, about how these renovations are making a difference in teacher well-being and school culture.Read more: https://www.umaryland.edu/news/archived-news/september-2025/positive-schools-center-helps-redesign-teacher-lounges.php#TeacherWellbeing #BaltimoreSchools #PositiveSchoolsCenter #EducatorSupportCollaborative #TeacherSupport #SchoolWellness #BaltimoreEducation #UMaryland
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