BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A potential conflict of interest involving Baltimore City’s school board is raising serious questions about oversight and accountability. This comes after a company founded by a then-sitting school board commissioner was included in a $21 million contract approved by the board in 2025.
Now, Project Baltimore is investigating whether other school board members knew about the connection before handing out your money.
On June 10, 2025, the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners voted 8-0 to approve a three-year vendor contract, worth an estimated total of $21 million, to provide mental health services to students.
The contract vendors included some of Baltimore’s biggest names in health care such as Johns Hopkins and Sheppard Pratt. Also listed among the 11 vendors was a company called KEYS Development – where the resident agent, according to online state records, is Mujahid Muhammad…