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… and Chancellor Lewis Ferebee will visit Kramer Middle School in Ward 8 to recognize students’ improved attendance … and discuss their thoughts and ideas for supporting middle school students. This recognition comes as Kramer Middle School registers a year-to-date attendance rate of 88.69% …
… and provide greater stability to data, planning and enrollment issues through multi-agency cooperation and … Hanseul Kang, Executive Director of the DC Public Charter School Board Scott Pearson, senior staff from DCPS, leaders from the public charter school sector, and members of the community. “In 2015, I …
… to run or walk in their neighborhood, at a DC Public Schools (DCPS) or a Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) … Center - 5200 Sherier Place, NW Woodrow Wilson High School - 3950 Chesapeake Street, NW Ward 4: Coolidge High School - 6315 5th St NW Roosevelt High School 4301 13th St …
… and Technical Education (CTE) program. For the 2026-27 school year, nearly 1,000 students applied to attend one of … on the District’s long-term strategy to reimagine high school, expand career pathways, and deliver measurable … Washington, DC. Since launching in the 2022–23 school year, enrollment has grown from 96 students across four DC Public …
… as the fastest improving state in the nation and DC Public Schools (DCPS) as the fastest improving urban school district in the nation, Mayor Bowser has released the … our community made a commitment to invest in our public schools. Since then, the renaissance of our schools has been …
… that applicants must have graduated from a DC high school, opening up the program to more young adults who are … is only open to DC residents who are seniors in high school through 24 year-olds who are either currently enrolled in a District of Columbia high school, a graduate of a District of Columbia high school …
… serve an estimated 98,315 DC public traditional and charter school students Continued expansion of IT devices and supports ($6M) and expansion of the school based mental health program through new federal … outcomes $35M in additional funds to support increased enrollment in Medicaid as a result of the public health …
… DCPS Chancellor Kaya Henderson, and DC Public Charter School Board Executive Director Scott Pearson will join … 2015. EdFEST is the District’s only citywide public school fair. Families can talk to representatives from over 200 District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) and public charter schools across the city …
… Funding Formula (UPSFF) $18M to provide stability to schools through the Pandemic Supplement fund Historic $43.6M … investment in FY 2023 to replace aging HVACs and boilers in schools $15M for preventative maintenance of HVACs and … schools and public charter schools $4.2M to extend Alliance enrollment to 12 months and end the required in-person, …
… cities – like the District of Columbia – have world-class schools, parks, and libraries. They are home to vibrant … afford to continue to live in their own neighborhoods; Our schools are not yet good enough and our transit system isn’t … we had food in the fridge, new clothes at the start of the school year, and money in our pocket to go to the movies or …