Jemicy School
Armload of Osage Orange fruit by Emily Stanley
American Toad by Emily Stanley
Polyphemus Moth by Emily Stanley
Crayfish by Emily Stanley
Spined Micrathena by Emily Stanley
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail by Emily Stanley
Located on two campuses in the Owings Mills area of Baltimore County, Jemicy School serves over 300 students in grades 1-12 with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences. The school was founded in 1973 with a philosophy of hands-on, experiential learning, and classes take full advantage of diverse habitats available for environmental learning and discovery. The 23-acre Lower and Middle School campus, located in the Jones Falls watershed, has a small stream running through a wooded valley where children may play and explore. Four miles away, the 57-acre Upper School encompasses wooded wetlands drained by the Gwynns Falls River, with Irvine Nature Center's 116 acres in close proximity. Visit the Jemicy School web site.
10 Most Recent Additions
- Toothed Phigalia Moth 11-13-2021 (Emily Stanley)
- Xylophagus reflectens 11-12-2021 (Emily Stanley)
- Great Blue Heron 5-12-2021 (Emily Stanley)
- Armyworm Moth 12-14-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Lucerne Moth 12-14-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Smoky Tetanolita Moth 12-14-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Holcocephala sp. 12-12-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Phigalia sp. 11-29-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Spangled Skimmer 11-16-2020 (Emily Stanley)
- Giraffe Spots 11-14-2020 (Emily Stanley)