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… Rescue Plan (ARP) funds to support K-12 students and schools in the 2021-22 school year. With approval of the District’s American Rescue … recovery, and that’s what these funds will do for our schools,” said Mayor Bowser. “This fall, we look forward to …
… funds to expand mental health supports for students in 34 schools. “We know how important it is for our … to have the mental health supports they need while in school and out of school,” said Mayor Bowser. “Every day, educators across DC …
… assistance program that helps families buy food for their school-aged children during summer break when kids lose access to school meals. This program helps close the summer hunger gap when students do not have access to nutritious school meals. Eligible students will receive a one-time $120 …
… (OSSE) received a $4.1 million Career Connected High School Grant from the Biden-Harris Administration to expand … of the Advanced Technical Center as a new type of high school – the intersection between high school and career. We … permanent home for the ATC in Ward 5. After the opening, enrollment surged from 96 students from eight different …
… priority was released today by DMPED for Langston-Slater School at 43 P Street, NW in Ward 5. The property was formerly two elementary schools – Slater Elementary School and John Mercer Langston Elementary School. Slater …
… to the foundation of the UPSFF $20M to continue supporting schools feeling the effects of the pandemic through the … the wages of teachers in both public and public charter schools, increasing our nationally competitive teacher … paid work-based learning, free college courses (dual enrollment), and the Advanced Technical Center, offering …
… for Students (Washington, DC) Today, as DC Public Schools (DCPS) prepared to go on a week-long February Break, … week to help keep students engaged during their out of school time. Activities and events during the week of … A full list of open gym hours can be found here . Out-of-School Time Programming The District’s Office of Out of …
… language arts (ELA) and mathematics show that more public school students in DC are on track for college and career … Mayor Bowser. “We’re going to be looking closely at what schools like Whittier – that are making tremendous gains – … support our educators and sending more resources into the school communities that need them most.” The District of …
… taken in spring 2023 by students in grades 3-8 and high school. District students experienced a 2.6 percentage point … in ELA in the 2023 results. “We are heading into the new school year ready to make sure our young people are … or exceeding expectations in math. In ELA, elementary school students (grades 3-5) increased 2.8 percentage points …
… track with required immunizations in time for the 2021-2022 school year. The District is announcing that it is making it … required pediatric immunizations before the start of the school year at 37 sites across the District with an added … compliance with immunization requirements as part of enrollment and attendance. Last month, Mayor Bowser …