Phillips School serves families from Howard County, Maryland, It is not affiliated with the Howard County Public School System.[1]
School History
In 1967, the School for Contemporary education is founded by Larkin Phillips to work with children and youth with cognitive, emotional, social learning or behavioral challenges. Phillips School for contemporary education moved to the Laurel facility from Baltimore 1994 in the former headquarters of High's Dairy, built by Clifford Y. Stephens in 1961 which was split off from the adjacent Nestlé ice cream plant.[2][3] In 2014, the adjacent historic Duvall Farm was rezoned from agricultural to transit-oriented development, allowing high volume trucking operations across from the school to accommodate Coastal Sunbelt Produce. the school was later burnt down in 2024 of march due to a fire being set by one of the students there and is now being rebuilt
Renovation
A expansion of the facility was built in 1998.
Notable alumni
- Steven Dobbin - Artist [4]
References and notes
- ^ "Phillips 2014 Annual Report" (PDF). Retrieved 1 September 2014.
- ^ "Ice Cream Plant To Be Built". The Baltimore Sun. 5 February 1961.
- ^ "Phillips School". Retrieved 1 September 2014.
- ^ "Art Notes". The Baltimore Sun. 24 October 2003.