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When it opens to students on Monday, August 25, 2003, New Town High School in Owings Mills will become the first new Baltimore County high school in a quarter century. Its state of the art design and features have received the finishing touches and stand ready to accommodate students from the New Town community who last year attended either Owings Mills High School or Randallstown High School.

With former Owings Mills High Principal Dr. Margaret Spicer at the helm, the school sports a dramatic look as well as the latest in high school amenities such as video production, food courts in the cafeteria, a black box theater, modern Media Center and information retrieval system, and other features. Built at a cost of $35 million, New Town High School will welcome students and community in high style and utility.