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"The statue beautification was our first project of the semester.

Bus Schedule Effective on Sunday, August 11, 2019 If you use the bus to get to AACC (or anywhere else in Anne Arundel County), be aware of a few changes.

We run fun-filled week-long summer day camps for kids ages 7 to 15.

Need a little child care help in getting your dreams to take off?

If you love working with animals, take the first step towards a new career with AACC’s Veterinary Assisting program.

Congratulations Just Kazee!

What do you get when you mix more than a ton of ice into a pool?

Brooklyn Park Farmers Market 200 Hammonds Lane Brooklyn, MD 21225 410-636-2967 Mondays from 11:00 a.m.

AACC paramedic students practiced safety, decision-making and lifesaving skills in a training event at BWI Airport yesterday.

Maryland’s First Lady Yumi Hogan honored AACC Professor Rick Malmgren with a Governor's Citation during his retirement sendoff.

#CommunityColleges are all about helping students respond to the needs of their community with excellence, value & adaptability.

Our Health and Life Sciences Building Groundbreaking Ceremony is a little more than a week away!

Full tuition and academic fees for up to two years

AFSP Maryland is partnering with the WISE LGBTQ Rights Huddle and AACC's Social Justice Collaborative for Talk Saves Lives

Dr. Alycia Marshall’s paper was recently published in support of the Strong Start to Finish Project

Join us.

For two days in March, appellate arguments were made in a classroom instead of a courtroom when the Court of Special Appeals convened at the University of Baltimore School of Law.

About 0 percent of Eager Street Academy School students passed annual math assessments in 2018 and 100 percent of students failed, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.

About 22.4 percent of Baltimore City College School students passed annual math assessments in 2018 and 77.6 percent of students failed, according to a Maryland State Wire analysis of the latest Maryland schools report card.