(CCBC), with campuses in Catonsville, Essex, and Dundalk. Public schools All public schools in Baltimore County are operated by Baltimore County Public Schools, the sole school district in the county, with the exception of the Imagine Me Charter School which opened August 2008. Private schools Baltimore County has a number of private schools at the K-12 grade levels. Among them are: Arlington Baptist High School Baltimore Actors Theatre Conservatory Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School The Boys' Latin School of Maryland Calvert Hall College High School Cambridge School of Baltimore Concordia Preparatory School Garrison Forest School Immaculate Conception School Jemicy School Loyola Blakefield Maryvale Preparatory School McDonogh School Mount de Sales Academy Notre Dame Preparatory School Oldfields School (all-girls') Our Lady of Grace School Our Lady of Mt. Carmel The Park School St. James Academy in Monkton St. Paul's School & St. Paul's School for Girls St. Timothy's School (all-girls') Communities Census-designated places All areas in Baltimore County are unincorporated. As there are no incorporated cities in Baltimore County, all place names are neighborhoods, and have no legal jurisdiction over their area. The following census-designated places recognized by the Census Bureau: Arbutus Baltimore Highlands Bowleys Quarters Carney Catonsville Cockeysville Dundalk Edgemere Essex Garrison Hampton Kingsville Lansdowne Lochearn Lutherville Mays Chapel Middle River Milford Mill Overlea Owings Mills Parkville Perry Hall Pikesville Randallstown Reisterstown Rosedale Rossville Timonium Towson (county seat) White Marsh Woodlawn Unincorporated communities Although not formally Census-Designated Places, these other communities are known locally and, in many cases, have their own post offices and are shown on roadmaps: Baldwin Boring Bradshaw Brooklandville Butler Chase Fork Fort Howard Germantown Glen Arm Glencoe Glyndon Halethorpe Hereford Hunt Valley Hydes Jacksonville Long Green Maryland Line Monkton Nottingham Oella Parkton Phoenix Ruxton Sparks Sparrows Point Stevenson Turners Station Upper Falls Upperco White Hall Notable people Spiro Agnew, former Vice President of the United States, Baltimore County Executive, and governor of Maryland Holmes Alexander (1906–1985), historian, journalist, columnist, and member of the Maryland House of Delegates All Time Low, punk-rock band, formed in 2003 Peter Angelos, prominent attorney and owner, Baltimore Orioles Mario Dewar Barrett, famous R&B singer Mark Belanger, former Oriole shortstop Ryan Boyle, professional lacrosse player A. J. Burnett, MLB pitcher David Byrne, lead singer Talking Heads Tom Clancy, well-known author of political thrillers Kevin Clash, puppeteer most famous for Sesame Street's Elmo Louis S. Diggs, Baltimore County historian Samuel Durrance, astronaut/physicist Robert