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… Muriel Bowser Mayor's Newsletter, Volume 4, Issue 26: Our Schools Additional information Contact Executive Office of … is important to us. We use it to improve this website and District services, and it's always anonymous. Was this page helpful? Yes No …
… Mayor's Newsletter, Volume 4, Issue 31: DC Goes Back to School Additional information Contact Executive Office of … is important to us. We use it to improve this website and District services, and it's always anonymous. Was this page helpful? Yes No …
… Bowser Mayor's Newsletter, Volume 5, Issue 32: Back to School Part 1 Additional information Contact Executive … is important to us. We use it to improve this website and District services, and it's always anonymous. Was this page helpful? Yes No …
… is important to us. We use it to improve this website and District services, and it's always anonymous. Was this page helpful? Yes No …
… Rule Act granted DC residents the ability to elect a mayor and council, Congress retained the power to overrule local legislation and DC residents remained without a vote in Congress. In … and today we have the most students enrolled in our public schools since we began our system-wide count. We lead with …
… line of duty while doing what he was known to do — helping and caring for the people around him. He was a father, a husband, and a beloved member of our community. A son of … years, he served at his alma mater, Ballou Senior High School, first as an Associate Dean and more recently as the …
… Mayor’s Order 2020-053: Closure of Non-Essential Businesses and Prohibition on Large Gatherings During Public Health … made-to-order meals, but not for sit down consumption; ii. Schools, senior centers, and other entities that typically … Institutions , including public and private K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, but solely for purposes …
… fantastic season of summer fun, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is proud to “Fall” into an amazing, … arts and crafts, and more) when the District's public schools are closed for professional development day. Please … Recreation Center at Kenilworth Elementary School (1300 44th Street, NE – Ward 7) Time: 6:30 pm – 8 pm …
… Insurance Program (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Bowser and 29 mayors from around the country sent a letter to … Health Insurance Program (CHIP) in order to extend and protect coverage gains for millions of children. … children with an untreated illness have more trouble in school than those who do not. Moreover, parents of children …
… (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Bowser signed a memorandum of intent to formally launch the DC Infrastructure Academy, a partnership between DC Government and utility, union, university, and private sector partners that will create a pipeline to …