Sherwood High School (Maryland)

The school's student body was 48% non-Hispanic Caucasian, 16% African American, 11% Asian, and 19% Hispanic.

The program was established in 1998, coinciding with broader restructuring that occurred with the opening of the nearby James Hubert Blake High School.

[5] The consortium provides each with a uniquely specialized program which students can opt for instead of attending their local school.

Students choose from four academies: Business and Hospitality; Engineering and Technology; Science; and Arts and Humanities.

Sherwood High School has regionally-known music programs, including the annual Rock 'n Roll Revival show which was established in 1971.

[9] The original concept for the show was conceived by a group of Sherwood students who were inspired after seeing a concert at Madison Square Garden in October 1971.