Notable Faculty Members
- Blanche F. Bowlsbey, first female teacher (1935–1955)
- Ed Burns, Edgar Award-winning writer for The Corner and The Wire
- McFadden Newell, first principal, Towson University
- ZZ Packer, author, Guggenheim Fellow
- Pierre Davis, first African-American teacher (1956), first African-American principal (1971)
- Eugene Parker, first African-American coach (1956–1986)
- George Petrides, longest serving faculty member (1972–present)
- Mellasenah Morris, Dean, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University (2008–present)
- George L.P. Radcliffe, U.S. Senator
- Henry E. Shepherd, superintendent, Baltimore City Public Schools; president, The College of Charleston (1882–1897)
- Robert Herring Wright, first president, East Carolina University
- George Young, NFL Executive, General Manager New York Giants
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