After a contentious renewal process, Edwin Avent wants to make Baltimore Collegiate flourish

Edwin Avent goes to school every day in a suit and carrying a briefcase, a uniform partially reflected back to him in the neatly dressed students he oversees at the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys. As Avent navigates the school halls, encouraging the students to straighten their ties and pull their pants up, he’s met with high, boyish voices greeting him as “Mr. CEO.” Avent hopes holding ...

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