Events
Parent Academy - Saturday Learning Partnership Learn More »
Banneker Academic Sr. H.S. production of "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" Learn More »
Parent Academy – Hand Dancing Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
Parent Academy – Game Changers Learn More »
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Report Cards Issued Learn More »
Please join us for a juried exhibition of DCPS student artwork with awards presented by Chancellor Michelle Rhee. Learn More »
Grades 9, 10, and 11 will take the PSAT free of charge on Wednesday, October 14, 2009. Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at H.D. Cooke Elementary School Learn More »
Fiscal Year 2011 Budget Hearing for DCPS Learn More »
Turkey Bowl DCIAA Championship Football Game Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at Patterson Elementary School Learn More »
Chancellor’s Office Hours at Ketcham Elementary School Learn More »
2010 High School Fair for 7th and 8th Grade Students and Families Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents, Garrison Elementary School Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at Ronald Brown Middle School Learn More »
Beginning of Lottery for Pre-School, Pre-K, Head Start and Out-of-Boundary Learn More »
FY2010 DC Schools Master Facility Plan (MFP) Citywide Community Roundtables Learn More »
Live Online Chat on Out-of-Boundary Lottery Process Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents, Oyster-Adams Bilingual School Learn More »
FY2010 DC Schools Master Facility Plan (MFP) Citywide Community Roundtables Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at Luke C. Moore Academy Senior High School Learn More »
Parent Conference Day: No school for students Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents at Hart Middle School Learn More »
DCIAA Championship Game Learn More »
Fiscal Year 2011 Budget Hearing for Public Schools in the District of Columbia Learn More »
The Future of Eastern High School Meeting Learn More »
Parent Academy - Early Stages Screening Learn More »
Live Chat: UELIP Internship Program Learn More »
Parent Academy - The Fun World of Nutrition Learn More »
Parent Academy - Programa para padres de familia Learn More »
City Title Basketball Game - Support our DCPS schools in the City Title Game Learn More »
DCPS Agency Performance Oversight Hearing Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents at Roosevelt Senior High School Learn More »
Teachers Central to Leadership (TCTL) Information Sessions: Come learn about the TCTL fellowship program at central office and meet last year’s fellows! Learn More »
Special Education Teachers: Q&A Session with Chancellor Rhee and Dr. Richard Nyankori, Deputy Chancellor for Special Education Learn More »
Regular instruction day Learn More »
DPR Play Day - March 19 Learn More »
Parent Academy - Keeping Your Child Safe On-line Learn More »
Parent Academy - Understanding and Prepping Your Child for DC CAS - Parent Resource Center Ward 1 Learn More »
Live Chat - Urban Education Leaders Internship Program Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at Kimball Elementary School Learn More »
Parent Academy - Understanding and Prepping Your Child for DC CAS - Parent Resource Center Ward 7 Learn More »
Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop - Spring Art Show Learn More »
End of Third Term: Records Day - 12:15pm student dismissal Learn More »
Parent Academy - Fresh Fruit Frenzy Learn More »
DC Science and Engineering Fair (DCSEF) for grades 6 - 12 Learn More »
Parent Academy - Practical Computing: Building a Resume with Microsoft Word Learn More »
Spring Break Begins: No school for students and teachers Learn More »
DPR Offers Spring Break Camps for District Youth Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents in Ward 6, Eliot-Hine Middle School Learn More »
Spring Break Ends: school resumes Learn More »
Teen Parents and Our Schools Open Discussion Meeting Learn More »
Prep Session for the Eastern High School Principal Community Forum Learn More »
Do you know what the DC CAS is or why your child takes it? Have you ever used a “BCR” with your child?* If you answer “no” or “I don’t know” to any of these questions please join us to learn about the DC Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS). Learn More »
Do you know what the DC CAS is or why your child takes it? Have you ever used a “BCR” with your child?* If you answer “no” or “I don’t know” to any of these questions please join us to learn about the DC Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS). Learn More »
Chancellor’s Office Hours at Bruce-Monroe Elementary School (Ward 1) Learn More »
Do you know what the DC CAS is or why your child takes it? Have you ever used a “BCR” with your child?* If you answer “no” or “I don’t know” to any of these questions please join us to learn about the DC Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS). Learn More »
Eastern High School Principal Community Forum Learn More »
Urban Education Redesign Challenge Learn More »
The Saturday Learning Partnership program reinforces Math and Literacy Skills for children in grades Pre-K-12. Learn More »
Aprende a disciplinar a sus hijos, como comunicar mejor, como desarollar la auto-estima, y como proter a sus hijos de la violencia. Learn More »
In this series, parents and children learn the basics of good nutrition and healthy eating that can impact health and well-being. Learn More »
This training will highlight for parents and caregivers the developmental milestones children should reach at certain ages, and explain how to administer the ASQ. Learn More »
Do you have questions about the census form? Do you want help completing the census form? Attend this workshop to receive help completing the 2010 Census. Learn More »
This course explores free and low cost learning opportunities for summer, and will get you thinking about how to support your child’s learning throughout the summer break. Learn More »
2010-2011 School Calendar Community Meeting Learn More »
Live Chat - Learn About DC-CAS and How to Help Your Student Prepare Learn More »
Do you know what the DC CAS is or why your child takes it? Have you ever used a “BCR” with your child?* If you answer “no” or “I don’t know” to any of these questions please join us in a series of workshops to learn about the DC Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS). Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
Special Education Teachers: Q&A Session with Chancellor Rhee and Dr. Richard Nyankori, Deputy Chancellor for Special Education Learn More »
DC Public Schools Prom Dress Boutique Learn More »
Emancipation Day: All schools and administrative offices closed. Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents in Ward 7, Kelly Miller Middle School Learn More »
This course will define nutrition, good health, and attention span. It will explain and demonstrate how nutrition and good health go hand-in-hand with learning and behavior. Learn More »
Learn to Support Your Child with Autism Learn More »
Join us to learn more about what’s in the food we eat, how to eat healthier, and how you can make easy, healthy snacks and meals at home for your children. Learn More »
We want to hear from you about what works and what we can do better at Jefferson, Eliot-Hine and Stuart-Hobson middle schools. Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
During this workshop, parents will learn effective discipline techniques and how positive and negative discipline can impact the growth and development of their children. Learn More »
Teaching and Learning Framework Community Meeting for Parents in Ward 5, McKinley High School Learn More »
Teen Parents and Our Schools Open Discussion Meeting Learn More »
Chancellor's Community Forum at Savoy Elementary School (Ward 8) Learn More »
Come and learn about new and on-going OYE initiatives and how they support your child. Learn More »
Ten Who Are Ten Scholarship Competition Deadline Learn More »
Join other parents, community members and DCPS staff for a discussion about what should be included on the DCPS School Scorecard – a tool that will give you the information you want about how well each DCPS school is performing. Learn More »
Please come learn about the new proposal DC will send to the U.S. Department of Education. At the presentation you will hear what this means for your school, which schools plan to participate, and what they plan to do. Learn More »
Join Chancellor Rhee for a conversation with related service providers. Get your questions answered. The chancellor is listening.
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Chancellor’s Office Hours at Janney Elementary School (Ward 3) - During office hours, community members sit down with the Chancellor for five minutes each and share their most important questions and concerns. Learn More »
Have questions about the enrollment process for DCPS? Please join us for a live chat for an opportunity to ask us questions on residency verification, the enrollment packet, where to turn in your forms, and more. Learn More »
Join other parents, community members and DCPS staff for a discussion about what should be included on the DCPS School Scorecard – a tool that will give you the information you want about how well each DCPS school is performing. Learn More »
Come celebrate reading and literacy with the PFRC and the D.C. Public Library through reading, singing and dancing. Learn More »
Join the conversation with DCPS staff, parents and community members to define the role of the LSRT and how DCPS can better support school advisory groups. Learn More »
Join the conversation with DCPS staff, parents and community members to define the role of the LSRT and how DCPS can better support school advisory groups. Learn More »
Join other parents, community members and DCPS staff for a discussion about what should be included on the DCPS School Scorecard – a tool that will give you the information you want about how well each DCPS school is performing. Learn More »
Early Stages provides free developmental screenings for children between the ages of 3 and 5. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
Community Forum: The Vision for Secondary Schools (Ward 6) - Eliot-Hine Middle School Learn More »
Game on! Join other fathers/male caregivers ages 30 and over to exercise and discuss the role of men in their children’s education. Learn More »
This seven-week course includes nutrition education, fitness, and a healthy snack every week for the whole family. Learn More »
Join the conversation with DCPS staff, parents and community members to define the role of the LSRT and how DCPS can better support school advisory groups. Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help get your preschool child be ready to read at a young age. Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
Regular instruction day Learn More »
This workshop will teach you about the signs of gang involvement, reasons children join gangs, and ways you can prevent your child from joining a gang. Learn More »
Come learn about free and low cost summer camps and other opportunities for elementary age students. Learn More »
Please join us for a live chat and get your questions answered about the DCPS School Scorecard - a tool that will provide detailed information to the public about each school in DCPS. Learn More »
This program is a fun way to introduce your child to the world of finance and financial responsibility. Learn More »
Join other parents, community members and DCPS staff for a discussion about what should be included on the DCPS School Scorecard – a tool that will give you the information you want about how well each DCPS school is performing. Learn More »
Come connect and talk with other single parents, learn how to better manage your time to maximize productivity and find out about resources available to support single parents. Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
This series provides information about autism and how to use Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) to help your child communicate, play, learn and behave. Learn More »
Let us share our ideas on how we propose to strengthen our middle schools in Ward 6. Some parents have already weighed in. DCPS needs all parents to weigh in! Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
Game on! Join other fathers/male caregivers ages 30 and over to exercise and discuss the role of men in their children’s education. Learn More »
This seven-week course includes nutrition education, fitness, and a healthy snack every week for the whole family. Learn More »
You and your child are invited to attend the Child Safety Fair sponsored by the Office of Latino Affairs and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in support of the “Take 25” Campaign. Learn More »
This program reinforces Math and Literacy Skills for children in grades Pre-K-12. Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help get your preschool child be ready to read at a young age. Learn More »
“Take 25” is an initiative sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to inform parents/caregivers how to spend 25 minutes talking to children about safety. Learn More »
During this interactive workshop, parents/guardians will obtain up-to-date information on how the sexually transmitted disease epidemic is affecting teenagers. Learn More »
Parents, students and residents are encouraged to come hear about their neighborhood schools that are currently in progress and plans for modernization. Learn More »
View an exhibition of art from DC public school students spanning pre-k though 11th grade. The artwork will hang at the Mandarin Oriental Gallery from Monday, May 3, 2010 to Saturday, July 31, 2010. Learn More »
Come celebrate reading and literacy with the PFRC and the D.C. Public Library through reading, singing and dancing. Learn More »
Parents, students and residents are encouraged to come hear about their neighborhood schools that are currently in progress and plans for modernization. Learn More »
Join other parents, community members and DCPS staff for a discussion about what should be included on the DCPS School Scorecard – a tool that will give you the information you want about how well each DCPS school is performing. Learn More »
Join us to learn how to access and use more than 100 on-line stories and activities with your children. Learn More »
Join Dr. Richard Nyankori, Deputy Chancellor for Special Education, and Chancellor Michelle Rhee to celebrate the successes in special education reform. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
Join us to learn how to access and use more than 100 on-line stories and activities with your children. Learn More »
Ten Who Are Ten Scholarship Awards Ceremony Learn More »
Memorial Day: All schools and administrative offices closed. Learn More »
This program reinforces Math and Literacy Skills for children in grades Pre-K-12. Learn More »
Becoming a U.S. citizen is an exciting process – but it can also be overwhelming. Come to learn about how to begin and what to expect as you go through the immigration process. Learn More »
The District of Columbia Citywide Elementary Science Fair is an annual event where students in grades 3 - 5 from the District’s public, charter, private, and parochial schools come together and compete against one another in projects related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
Come celebrate reading and literacy through reading, singing and dancing. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
Dive into splashy stories, songs and fun activities that explore the world of underwater animals through American Sign Language. Learn More »
This is a workshop for parents/caregivers who want to know more about the issues and resources available to support youth and their families. Learn More »
Chancellor Michelle Rhee’s Office Hours provide parents and community members with a way to interact with the chancellor and key DCPS staff face-to-face. Learn More »
Community Forum: The Vision for Secondary Schools (Ward 8) - Hart Middle School Learn More »
This seven-week course includes nutrition education, fitness, and a healthy snack every week for the whole family. Learn More »
Join other DCPS families for this celebratory and educational evening of live performances, family activities, and food tasting from around the world and around the neighborhood. Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help get your preschool child be ready to read at a young age. Learn More »
Community Forum: The Vision for Secondary Schools (Ward 5) - McKinley Technology High School Learn More »
Not sure how to keep your child enthusiastic and engaged about learning this summer? Drop by to learn what you can do with your child in the City and on-line to foster year-round learning. Learn More »
Join us for a community meeting in your ward to discuss transforming secondary schools. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
This seven-week course includes nutrition education, fitness, and a healthy snack every week for the whole family. Learn More »
Learn how to make some delicious and nutritious dishes in one hour. It’s much easier and cost effective than you think! This is hands-on session will provide you with tips on what to eat and healthy ways to prepare it. You don’t want to miss this! Learn More »
Becoming a U.S. citizen is an exciting process – but it can also be overwhelming. Come to learn about how to begin and what to expect as you go through the immigration process. Learn More »
Regular instruction day Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help get your preschool child be ready to read at a young age. Learn More »
This program reinforces Math and Literacy Skills for children in grades Pre-K-12. Learn More »
The District of Columbia Public Schools Office of Special Education along with other organizations will be hosting an information session for parents and students to discuss the 2010 –2011 school year. Learn More »
The last day of school for students is June 22, 2010. Learn More »
DCPS continues to offer enriching, rigorous and engaging summer school programs for students in grades K-12. Learn More »
Parents of current and rising Ronald Brown & Woodson Academy students may come to enroll their children and enjoy festivities. Learn More »
What we teach our children during the summer months has a direct impact on their success when they return to school in the fall. Ensure that your child stays on track this summer by taking time to participate in educational opportunities. Learn More »
Explore and learn with hands-on activities that reveal the environmental impact of local waterways. Learn More »
Fourth of July Observance: All schools and administrative offices closed Learn More »
After a very popular Chancellor’s Forum on Special Education, DCPS is hosting an Office Hours meeting with Dr. Richard Nyankori, the Deputy Chancellor for Special Education. Learn More »
Through activities, discussion, film clips and interactive experiences you and your child will tap into interests and find ways to use them to promote learning. Learn More »
Playing board and card games are fun and easy ways to reinforce basic literacy and numeracy skills, teach rule-following, social interactions, strategizing, collaboration, sportsmanship, and more. Learn More »
Even though school is out for the summer, your child’s learning continues. Join us to learn about fun ways to promote and maintain academic achievement throughout the summer. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
Reinforce math skills and have fun creating tasty dishes with your child. Learn More »
Does your child know how to eat healthy? Do you know the best way to feed a thriving child? Join us for this nutrition and cooking series that will teach you and your children about basic nutrition and simple and healthy meals. Learn More »
Did you know that understanding math is critical to understanding sports? This interactive workshop will show you and your child how to learn and strengthen math skills through a variety of sports such as basketball, baseball and football. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help prepare your preschool child to read at a young age. Learn More »
Explore, discover, and enjoy a unique cultural tour and scavenger hunt through the National Museum of American History exhibits “America on the Move”, the “Spark Lab”, and the original American Flag. Learn More »
Need some ideas on how to reinforce and expand basic math skills with your child? Join us to learn how to use every day activities to showcase your child’s math skills. Learn More »
Join Miriam Calderon, director of early childhood education, and Carol Day, president of the National Black Child Development Institute, for an open question-and-answer session about DCPS’ early education (Preschool, pre-K, Head Start, Early Stages) program options. Learn More »
Does your child know how to eat healthy? Do you know the best way to feed a thriving child? Join us for this nutrition and cooking series that will teach you and your children about basic nutrition and simple and healthy meals. Learn More »
Start preparing for the 2010-2011 school year now by participating in PTA Prep workshops. Learn More »
Work with UDC Master Gardener Sandy Farber Bandier to create an herb garden in recyclable containers. Learn More »
Come receive the resources and support that you need for your child and family. It’s not as hard as you may think. There are others with similar concerns and questions. No worries. Come and get all the information that you need. Learn More »
These interactive workshops will teach you how to help prepare your preschool child to read at a young age. Learn More »
Bring your children on a trip to the Washington Youth Garden (located at the National Arboretum) to learn about the WYG programs, tour their gardens, visit the new Nature Explore Classroom and meet beekeeper Toni Burnham who will facilitate interactive demonstrations with the garden’s new honeybee hives. Learn More »
Join Chancellor Michelle Rhee and DCPS leaders to learn about the assessment tools we use including DC BAS, DC CAS, and DIBELS. Learn More »
This is your opportunity to sit down one-on-one with the chancellor for five minutes and share your most important questions and concerns. Learn More »
On July 29th, we're offering a live chat for any college or grad students interested in applying for the Fall Semester. Learn More »
On July 29th, we're offering a live chat for any college or grad students interested in applying for the Fall Semester. Learn More »
Join Tony Tata, Chief Operating Officer, Jeff Mills, Director of Food Services, and Diana Bruce, Director of Health and Wellness, to learn more about DCPS food services. Learn More »
This is the last day of Summer School. Learn More »
On August 9th, we're offering a live chat for any college or grad students interested in applying for the Fall Semester. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
This workshop provides a general overview of special education concepts and frequently asked questions. Learn More »
It’s back to school time once again. Get information on everything you need to know to have a successful school year. Learn More »
Spend time with your child and other families reading books, playing games and strengthening your child’s love for literacy. Learn More »
This workshop will cover activities you can do at home, what your student will learn their first year, and successful communication with your child’s school. Learn More »
On August 10th, we're offering a live chat for any college or grad students interested in applying for the Fall Semester. Learn More »
Have questions about your student’s transition into middle school? Get tips on how to make the transition easier and what you and your middle or high school student should expect. Learn More »
Join school psychologists from the Department of Mental Health to discover ways to communicate positively with your child. Learn More »
It’s back to school time once again. Get information on everything you need to know to have a successful school year. Learn More »
All Middle and High School students have an Individual Graduation Portfolio (IGP), an on-line tool that allows you and your child to: view their courses and graduation requirements; prepare for tests such as the PSAT, SAT, ACT; determine and understand their learning styles; and identify resources for college or a career. Learn More »
What you are expecting for the 2010-2011 school year? Expect the Best! This session will provide you with resources, tips, and activities that you and your child can do to be fully prepared and ready to go back to school. Learn More »
The Chancellor's Office Hours has been canceled due to power outages at Brookland Education Campus. Learn More »
Start preparing for the 2010-2011 school year now by participating in PTA Prep workshops. Learn More »
Join Chancellor Michelle Rhee, afterschool program coordinators and community-based organizations for an in-depth preview of our NEW afterschool educational experience. Learn More »
Do you understand No Child Left Behind or what it means if your child attends a “Title 1 School”? Join us for dinner and conversation about this important topic, share suggestions about the way the District uses Title 1 funds, and provide us your opinions (and preferences) about upcoming DCPS School Scorecard layout. Learn More »
Are you a new DCPS parent or a current parent who needs a refresher about DCPS? Come learn about DCPS policies and your rights and responsibilities. Learn More »
It’s back to school time once again. Get information on everything you need to know to have a successful school year. Learn More »
Join other families to have lunch, hear a Gullah storyteller and take a guided tour with museum. Learn More »
This annual event was established in 2005 as a citywide “spruce up” of all DC public school buildings in preparation for the first day of school. Beautification efforts will include landscaping, trash pick-up, light painting, planting flowers, and other external beautification efforts. Learn More »
The first day of school for students is August 23, 2010. Learn More »
Come and learn what a leader is and ways to use your talents to be a leader in your child’s school. Learn More »
It must be that time of year – school is open, fall is just around the corner… it’s time for some high school football! Learn More »
Attend the DCPS Health Fair and complete the DC health requirements and get everything your child needs for school! Learn More »
Schools and administrative offices are closed. Learn More »
September Professional Development Day: No School for Students Learn More »
District of Columbia schools have been awarded $75 million in federal Race to the Top funding to continue key aspects of the ongoing school reform. Learn More »
Check in with two key parts of a successful school year. Learn More »
Parent Conference Day - No School for Students Learn More »
Each participant will have five minutes to talk to Kaya Henderson, to raise an issue, provide feedback or ask a question. Learn More »
This 9 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child’s behavior and learn what they can do about it. Learn More »
Join key officials to learn more about how DCPS and charter schools will use this grant to support student achievement. Learn More »
End of First Term: Records Day - 12:15 p.m. student dismissal Learn More »
October Professional Development Day: No School for Students Learn More »
Join the Spanish Embassy and DC Public Libraries for a bilingual story time featuring Spanish authors. Learn More »
Join Special Education staff and Autism Program Managers to learn more about supports and services for DCPS students on the autism spectrum.
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This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
This workshop is for the parent/guardian who is surprised (or not) by his/her child's report card and is looking for ways to get things on track. Learn More »
Do you know what classes your child needs to take to be ready for college? If you answered “no” or “I don’t know” to either of these questions this workshop is for you. Learn how to use the Individual Graduation Portfolio (IGP), an on-line resource that can help you and your child understand their academic progress. Learn More »
Veteran's Day: No school for students, teachers and staff. Learn More »
Did you know Terry Bradshaw (the athlete), Woody Harrelson (the actor), and Paul Orfalea (the founder of Kinko's) were all diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Children with ADHD/ADD can be successful. During this workshop, participants will learn information about the characteristics of ADHD/ADD, how ADHD/ADD affects children at home and school, and what parents can do to help their children find success. Learn More »
Each participant will have five minutes to talk to Interim Chancellor Kaya Henderson, to raise an issue, provide feedback or ask a question. Learn More »
This year marks the first anniversary of Early Stages, the DCPS diagnostic center for children ages 3 to 5. Early Stages helps parents identify any delays their children may have and recommends appropriate services to help address those delays. Learn More »
Bullying is a real and debilitating issue that many students deal with – either as the victims of bullying or as bullies. Join us to learn about the signs of bullying, the “new ways” kids are bullied (on-line and on cell phones), and what you can do to help address the issue. Learn More »
Join us for this hands-on demonstration about healthy food options and alternatives you can use during the holidays. We’ll also discuss the DCPS school menu and why what your child is eating matters. Learn More »
DCPS in partnership with the Washington Lawyers’ Committee presents an Annual GeoPlunge Challenge Tournament as part of their larger school partnership programs. Learn More »
This 9 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child's behavior and learn what they can do about it.
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OMG, IDK about IM – LOL :-) If you don’t understand that sentence, you need to attend this workshop to learn about the ways today’s kids communicate – and how to keep them safe on-line. Learn More »
Thanksgiving Day: No school for students, teachers and staff. Learn More »
Thanksgiving Break: No school for students and teachers. Learn More »
The purpose of the hearing is to gather the views of the public on programs and levels of public funding to be sought for the public schools. Learn More »
This workshop is for the parent/guardian who is surprised (or not) by his/her child's report card and is looking for ways to get things on track. Learn More »
This 9 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child's behavior and learn what they can do about it.
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Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Learn More »
Do you know what classes your child needs to take to be ready for college? If you answered “no” or “I don’t know” to either of these questions this workshop is for you. Learn More »
Each participant will have five minutes to talk to Dr. Richard Nyankori, deputy chancellor of special education to ask a question or provide feedback. Learn More »
Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Learn More »
This 9 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child's behavior and learn what they can do about it.
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This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Join us for a frank discussion - led by teen leaders from Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) - about what kids today think about drugs and alcohol, and how you can help your child make positive decisions. Learn More »
This event is a 5-round, one day tournament open to 5th-8th graders. This event will kick off a city-wide effort for 2011 between the National SCRABBLE Association and the Office of The Chancellor of the DC Public Schools. Learn More »
On Tuesday, Dec. 14, the FCC will hold Generation Mobile, a forum bringing together teens, parents, educators and experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges around mobile technology used by adolescents. Learn More »
Join special education staff to discuss how DCPS, non-public schools and parents of DCPS students in non-public schools can best communicate with each other. Learn More »
Come hear about the special education process and the important role parents/guardians play. Participants will learn what special education is (and is not), and how it works. Learn More »
Wear your sneakers, get active and experience the philosophy and activities that make Health and PE class an integral part of your children’s education and a vastly different experience than what you remember from your days in school. Learn More »
Bullying is a real and debilitating issue that many students deal with – either as the victims of bullying or as bullies. Join us to learn about the signs of bullying, the “new ways” kids are bullied (on-line and on cell phones), and what you can do to help address the issue. Learn More »
Bullying is a real and debilitating issue that many students deal with – either as the victims of bullying or as bullies. Join us to learn about the signs of bullying, the “new ways” kids are bullied (on-line and on cell phones), and what you can do to help address the issue. Learn More »
Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Learn More »
This 9 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child's behavior and learn what they can do about it.
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Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Topics to be discussed include child development, understanding and controlling anger, resolving conflicts in a positive way, effective discipline and boundary-setting tips, and how to counter media influence. Learn More »
Winter Break Begins: No school for students and teachers Learn More »
Tune into the District Knowledge Network on December 26 at 8pm to view the Standing Ovation for DC Teachers at the Kennedy Center. Learn More »
Winter Break Ends: school resumes Learn More »
Kick-off of the 2011 FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC); high school teams receive robot building kits and learn the rules and technical challenges for this year's nationwide competition. Learn More »
Brent Elementary School students, families and teachers will join national and regional conservationists and scientists for a unique New Year’s Bird Count that will expand their knowledge of birds and the environment. Learn More »
There is a lot of work to be done during the school budget process. Attending this meeting will help your LSAT get started and will make the rest of the process much easier, especially if this is your first time working on school budgets. Learn More »
The Critical Response Team will be available to discuss the entire lottery application process and help you select schools that are right for your student. Learn More »
There is a lot of work to be done during the school budget process. Attending this meeting will help your LSAT get started and will make the rest of the process much easier, especially if this is your first time working on school budgets. Learn More »
Do you know what classes your child needs to take to be ready for college? If you answered “no” or “I don’t know” to either of these questions this workshop is for you. Learn More »
A community meeting where all interested parties can provide public testimony regarding the proposal to close River Terrace Elementary at the end of the 2010-2011 school year. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster in their children cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem. Learn More »
Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Learn More »
This month, sign-up for five-minutes with Miriam Calderon, Director of Early Childhood Education. Learn More »
January Professional Development Day - No School for Students Learn More »
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: All schools and administrative offices closed Learn More »
DC Public Schools has joined up with Reading Partners and the Junior League to hold free workshops for parents and community members to learn how to best support literacy in young children. Learn More »
This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Bullying is a real and debilitating issue that many students deal with – either as the victims of bullying or as bullies. Join us to learn about the signs of bullying, the “new ways” kids are bullied (on-line and on cell phones), and what you can do to help address the issue. Learn More »
The Critical Response Team will be available to discuss the entire lottery application process and help you select schools that are right for your student. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster in their children cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem. Learn More »
Join us to discuss and learn strategies to help you strengthen your parenting “toolkit.” Learn More »
End of Second Term: Records Day - 12:15 p.m. student dismissal Learn More »
The Middle School Fair is a great place to learn about DCPS middle schools from all across the city and explore what options may be best for your child. We encourage all families of 4th and 5th grade students to attend. Learn More »
The Middle School Fair is a great place to learn about DCPS middle schools from all across the city and explore what options may be best for your child. We encourage all families of 4th and 5th grade students to attend. Learn More »
A community meeting where all interested parties can provide public testimony regarding the proposal to close Shaed Education Campus at the end of the 2010-2011 school year. Learn More »
Due to inclement weather, this meeting has been postponed until a later date. Learn More »
Did you know Terry Bradshaw (the athlete), Woody Harrelson (the actor), and Paul Orfalea (the founder of Kinko's) were all diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Children with ADHD/ADD can be successful. During this workshop, participants will learn information about the characteristics of ADHD/ADD, how ADHD/ADD affects children at home and school, and what parents can do to help their children find success. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster in their children cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem. Learn More »
Have questions about this process? We’ll explain how it works and help you complete an application on the spot. Learn More »
The telechats are forums led by experienced parents for other parents of special education or struggling students to discuss their challenges, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Are you new to DCPS? New to the DCPS out-of-boundary process? Need help selecting schools for your student? Learn More »
The Critical Response Team will be available to discuss the entire lottery application process and help you select schools that are right for your student. Learn More »
The Critical Response Team will be available to give you individual assistance with selecting schools that are right for your student. You'll get the information you need to submit your lottery application with confidence. Learn More »
How can wWe e improve how we communicate with you about what’s happening at both your non-public school and at your DCPS school?
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February Professional Development Day for Teachers and Aides Learn More »
President's Day: All schools and administrative offices closed Learn More »
Join students, parents, community members, and key DCPS staff members for lively discussion and solid information on college readiness. Learn More »
This workshop explains how your child’s Individual Education Plan (IEP) Goals should be written: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely (SMART) and how the difference between a good and a bad IEP can have on your child’s academic success. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
The telechats are forums led by experienced parents for other parents of special education or struggling students to discuss their challenges, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
February 28 is Parent-Teacher Conference Day. It’s a great time to connect with your child’s teachers, learn how your child is doing academically and socially, and what you can do at home to help your child succeed Learn More »
There’s a lot of talk about “healthy schools” but what does a healthy school look like and why does it matter? Come and find out! Learn More »
This 6 session program is for parents of children (ages pre-school through elementary school) with challenging behaviors. The interactive format is designed to help parents identify the source of their child’s behavior and learn what they can do about it. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
Parent Conference Day - No School for Students Learn More »
Come hear about the special education process and the important role parents/guardians play in helping their children achieve success. Participants will learn what special education is (and is not), and how it works. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
This workshop provides an opportunity for parents/caregivers who are interested in learning or practicing Spanish or English to do so while working on a cooking project. No prior knowledge of English or Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Learn More »
The workshops will give you information and strategies you can use to correct problem behaviors and support positive behaviors. Child care and interpretation available. Space is limited! Learn More »
Come out and cheer for HD Woodson girls as they take on St. Johns and Roosevelt boys as they take on Dematha. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
The telechats are forums led by experienced parents for other parents of special education or struggling students to discuss their challenges, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
The telechats are forums led by experienced parents for other parents of special education or struggling students to discuss their challenges, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
This workshop provides an opportunity for parents/caregivers who are interested in learning or practicing Spanish or English to do so while working on a cooking project. No prior knowledge of English or Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
During this workshop, participants will learn information about the characteristics of ADHD/ADD, how ADHD/ADD affects children at home and school, and what parents can do to help their children find success. Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
Do you know what classes your child needs to take to be ready for college? If you answered “no” or “I don’t know” to this question this workshop is for you. Learn how to use the Individual Graduation Portfolio (IGP), an on-line resource that can help you and your child understand their academic progress. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 3 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
Bullying is a real and debilitating issue that many students deal with – either as the victims of bullying or as bullies. Join us to learn about the signs of bullying, the “new ways” kids are bullied (on-line and on cell phones), and what you can do to help address the issue. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 7 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
March Professional Development Day for Teachers and Aides Learn More »
Learn what you need to know about assessment and testing for learning disabilities. During this workshop, we will discuss the various types of special education assessments, interpreting test scores and how tests and assessments are used in schools to identify learning disabilities and develop programs. Learn More »
The telechats are forums led by experienced parents for other parents of special education or struggling students to discuss their challenges, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
Please join us for an online chat with DCPS staff about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
The D.C. Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS) is an annual test to measure student academic proficiency of DC Content Standards. This year, the DC CAS will be given April 4-14. Join us to learn what your child will be tested on, the format of the test, and tips on ways you can help your child do his or her best. This session includes a fast-paced game of “DC CAS Jeopardy.” Learn More »
Please join us for a Parent Information Meeting about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
This interactive four week course provides parents/caregivers with the information and skills to foster cooperation, courage, responsibility and self-esteem in their children. Learn More »
12:15 p.m. Early Dismissal for Students Learn More »
The D.C. Comprehensive Assessment System (DC CAS) is an annual test to measure student academic proficiency of DC Content Standards. This year, the DC CAS will be given April 4-14. Join us to learn what your child will be tested on, the format of the test, and tips on ways you can help your child do his or her best. This session includes a fast-paced game of “DC CAS Jeopardy.” Learn More »
Join us for March Office Hours to discuss Safe, Welcoming, and Respectful Schools. Learn More »
Please join us for an online chat with DCPS staff about the upcoming DC CAS. Learn More »
Please join us at the Community Forum and hear about what DCPS is doing to expand the job opportunities of DCPS graduates through its Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Learn More »
Come explore what DCPS is doing to expand the job opportunities of DCPS graduates through its Career and Technical Education programs. Learn More »
Join us on April 2, 2011 at the DC Armory for DC’s largest and longest running science and engineering competition. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 5 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 8 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
This three session course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Word, how to do research on the internet, and what resources you can utilize through the public library to help your child. Learn More »
Come hear about the special education process and the important role parents/guardians play. Participants will learn what special education is (and is not), and how it works. Learn More »
This six week course is designed for native English speakers who are interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish. No prior knowledge of Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. This class is limited in size and registration is required. Learn More »
This six week course is designed for native English speakers who are interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish and native Spanish speakers interested in learning conversational English and academic language to help speak with their children’s teachers. No prior knowledge of English or Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. This class is limited in size and registration is required. Learn More »
Raising children is not easy, especially with many of the mounting pressures you have to deal with on a regular basis. You may not know it, but children often pick up on feelings of stress and worry – as well as love and joy. One of the keys to “keeping it together” is knowing how and when to take some time for yourself. In this session, you will learn some easy techniques to unhook, unwind and re-energize. Learn More »
You are cordially invited to attend the exhibition showcase for the District of Columbia Public Schools Annual Citywide Student Art Exhibition. The theme for this year's event is "Celebration of Artistic Expressions." Learn More »
This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Safe Shores – The DC Children’s Advocacy Center (DCCAC) will facilitate this program that takes a direct and comprehensive approach to the problem of child sexual abuse. Learn More »
Safe Shores – The DC Children’s Advocacy Center (DCCAC) will facilitate this program that takes a direct and comprehensive approach to the problem of child sexual abuse. Learn More »
Did you know Terry Bradshaw (the athlete), Woody Harrelson (the actor), and Paul Orfalea (the founder of Kinko's) were all diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? During this workshop, participants will learn information about the characteristics of ADHD/ADD, how ADHD/ADD affects children at home and school, and what parents can do to help their children find success. Learn More »
This three session course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Word, how to do research on the internet, and what resources you can utilize through the public library to help your child. Learn More »
This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
This six week course is designed for native English speakers who are interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish. No prior knowledge of Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. This class is limited in size and registration is required. Learn More »
DCPS students from Ward 8 schools welcome the Ward 8 State Board of Education candidates to talk about the future of education in DC. The students will ask
questions they wrote themselves that address their personal concerns.
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This six week course is designed for native English speakers who are interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish and native Spanish speakers interested in learning conversational English and academic language to help speak with their children’s teachers. No prior knowledge of English or Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. This class is limited in size and registration is required. Learn More »
Communication is the key to all relationships and is especially important for parents and teens. In this interactive workshop, you’ll discuss common conflicts between parents and teens and learn strategies to resolve those conflicts in a way that helps your child grow. Target Audience: Parents and children 13-18 years old. Learn More »
Emancipation Day: All schools and administrative offices closed Learn More »
Spring Break - Schools will be closed from April 18-25. No school for students and teachers. Learn More »
This monthly teleconference is a forum for parents of special education and struggling students to discuss their issues, share what they have learned, brainstorm solutions, and find information. Learn More »
Join us to celebrate reading and adventure in English and Spanish! Target Audience: Parents and children 5 years old and younger Learn More »
April 18-20, 2011 - Washington Teacher's Union:Local 6, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO presents a spring break conference for DCPS Teachers and related service providers.
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Join us for a frank and timely discussion with the head of DCPS College Readiness and some college counselors about what it takes to get into college and what you need to do now to start preparing your child. You are encouraged to bring your child! Students will have their own discussion about college options and opportunities. Learn More »
Do you know what classes your child needs to take to be ready for college? If you answered “no” or “I don’t know” to either of these questions this workshop is for you. Learn More »
Spring Break - No school for students and teachers. Learn More »
This three session course will teach you the basics of Microsoft Word, how to do research on the internet, and what resources you can utilize through the public library to help your child. Learn More »
This workshop explains how your child’s Individual Education Plan (IEP) Goals should be written: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely (SMART) and how the difference between a good and a bad IEP can have on your child’s academic success. Learn More »
This six week course is designed for native English speakers who are interested in learning basic, conversational Spanish. No prior knowledge of Spanish required – just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. This class is limited in size and registration is required. Learn More »
This event has been CANCELLED.
Communication is the key to all relationships and is especially important for parents and teens. In this interactive workshop, you’ll discuss common conflicts between parents and teens and learn strategies to resolve those conflicts in a way that helps your child grow. Target Audience: Parents and children 13-18 years old. Learn More »
The purpose of these meetings is to inform Rock Creek Academy (RCA) families about DCPS’ response to the recent OSSE findings of the school’s noncompliance with the Individuals With Disabilities Act (IDEA) as well as District of Columbia regulations. District of Columbia Public Schools staff will be available to answer your questions in general, as well as any questions specific to your child. Learn More »
The principal panel process is an opportunity to introduce principal candidates to the community and allow community members to ask questions and provide feedback to the Chancellor on the candidates being considered. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 4 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
The purpose of these meetings is to inform Rock Creek Academy (RCA) families about DCPS’ response to the recent OSSE findings of the school’s noncompliance with the Individuals With Disabilities Act (IDEA) as well as District of Columbia regulations. District of Columbia Public Schools staff will be available to answer your questions in general, as well as any questions specific to your child. Learn More »
The principal panel process is an opportunity to introduce principal candidates to the community and allow community members to ask questions and provide feedback to the Chancellor on the candidates being considered. Learn More »
During this quarterly series, we will continue our conversation about how we can:
• improve our communication with you about what’s happening at both your non-public school and at your DCPS school
• help you understand the special education process and the rights of your child
• answer any other questions you may have about DCPS
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The purpose of these meetings is to inform Rock Creek Academy (RCA) families about DCPS’ response to the recent OSSE findings of the school’s noncompliance with the Individuals With Disabilities Act (IDEA) as well as District of Columbia regulations. District of Columbia Public Schools staff will be available to answer your questions in general, as well as any questions specific to your child. Learn More »
The first cohort of the School Without Walls George Washington University Early College Program (GWECP) will graduate from GW. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 6 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
Parent Conference Day: No school for Students Learn More »
Mayor Vincent C. Gray is hosting a Youth Town Hall Meeting on the 2012 Fiscal Year's Budget. Learn More »
Fresh, locally-grown strawberries and salad greens will be featured in school meals in Washington, DC schools on Wednesday May, 25th, at participating public, charter and private schools Learn More »
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Memorial Day: No school for students, teachers and staff. Learn More »
To better serve Hamilton students in grades 6-8 and provide them with access to increased educational opportunities, they will relocate to the Ron Brown campus in fall 2011. This open house will provide parents with an opportunity to tour the school and speak with representatives from the Office of Special Education. Learn More »
To better serve Hamilton students in grades 3-5 and provide them with access to increased educational opportunities, they will relocate to the Prospect Learning Center campus in fall 2011. This open house will provide parents with an opportunity to tour the school and speak with representatives from the Office of Special Education. Learn More »
To better serve Transition students and provide them with access to increased educational opportunities, they will relocate to the Ballou campus in fall 2011. This open house will provide parents an opportunity to tour the school and speak with representatives from the Office of Special Education. Learn More »
Please join us for the Ward 2 State of Schools meeting where participants will be able to meet principals and parent leaders from every school in the Ward, receive an update on the state of schools, and share your thoughts and concerns with DCPS staff. Learn More »
You and your school community are invited to join the DCPS community in walking together in the Capital Pride Parade on Saturday, June 11, 2011. Learn More »
The Washington Nationals invite DCPS clubs, teams and groups to our 2nd Annual DCPS HS Night at Nationals Park. What a fun way to close out the school year with your very best friends and teammates. Learn More »
9th−11th grade students and parents/guardians are invited to research options for college. Learn More »
Last Day of School - 12:15 p.m. Early Dismissal Learn More »
First Day of Summer School Learn More »
What does it take to change school culture and expectations? Trust,
commitment, risk-taking and dedicated partnerships of parents, community
members and school staff. Learn More »
Independence Day: No school for students, teachers and staff. Learn More »
Join us on Thursday, August 4 at 6pm to learn about our new efforts to better engage and support parents as the most important people in their children’s education. Learn More »
First Day of Summer School Learn More »
The New Teacher Orientation is a three-day orientation held on August 10 -12, 2011. Learn More »
We encourage LSAT members to attend with their principals. Please contact your principal to coordinate workshop attendance. Learn More »
We encourage LSAT members to attend with their principals. Please contact your principal to coordinate workshop attendance. Learn More »
Beautification Day will be held this year on Saturday, August 20, 2011, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. This annual event was established in 2005 as a citywide “spruce up” of all DC public school buildings in preparation for the first day of school. Learn More »
First day of school Learn More »
Local School Advisory Team (LSAT) Workshop Learn More »
We encourage LSAT members to attend with their principals. Please contact your principal to coordinate workshop attendance. Learn More »
All schools and central office will be closed on September 5, 2011 in observance of Labor Day. Learn More »
Labor Day: All schools and administrative offices closed. Learn More »
We encourage LSAT members to attend with their principals. Please contact your principal to coordinate workshop attendance. Learn More »
We encourage LSAT members to attend with their principals. Please contact your principal to coordinate workshop attendance. Learn More »
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First Term Midpoint Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative:Building Tomorrow Together Learn More »
Join us on Saturday, October 1, at 10am to participate in the next phase of the Hopes and Dreams Campaign and the DCPS strategic planning process. Learn More »
Join us on Wednesday, October 5, at 6 p.m., to participate in the next phase of the Hopes and Dreams Campaign and the DCPS strategic planning process. Learn More »
Schools and administrative offices are closed. Learn More »
Join the Mayor for National Coming Out Day at One Judiciary Square. Learn More »
Professional Development Day for teachers and aides
No school for students
Offices open Learn More »
Parent Conference Day
No school for students Learn More »
October Professional Development Day: No School for Students Learn More »
Parent Conference Day: No school for students. Learn More »
Parent Conference Day: No school for Students Learn More »
You decide your future! - Visit the DC College Fair on October 18 Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative Parent Meeting - Langdon and Burroughs Learn More »
Join us to discuss types of family engagement and supports necessary to create full parent partners and scholars and brainstorm next steps for drafting the DCPS family engagement strategy. Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative Parent Meeting Noyes Learn More »
Join us to discuss types of family engagement and supports necessary to create full parent partners and scholars and brainstorm next steps for drafting the DCPS family engagement strategy. Learn More »
Join us to discuss types of family engagement and supports necessary to create full parent partners and scholars and brainstorm next steps for drafting the DCPS family engagement strategy. Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative Parent Meeting - Wheatley Learn More »
End of First Term: Records Day - 12:15pm student dismissal Learn More »
Help Us Plan the New Parent Resource Centers Learn More »
Help Us Plan the New Parent Resource Centers Learn More »
Join us to discuss types of family engagement and supports necessary to create full parent partners and scholars and brainstorm next steps for drafting the DCPS family engagement strategy. Learn More »
Veteran's Day: No school for students, teachers and staff Learn More »
Join us to discuss types of family engagement and supports necessary to create full parent partners and scholars and brainstorm next steps for drafting the DCPS family engagement strategy. Learn More »
A panel of admissions staff and counselors will provide an overview of the college admissions evaluation process. Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative Learn More »
Ward 5 Great Schools Initiative Learn More »
You decide your future! - Visit the High School Fair on November 19 Learn More »
Thanksgiving Day: No school for students, teachers and staff Learn More »
Thanksgiving Day
No school for students, teachers and staff Learn More »
Thanksgiving Break: No school for students and teachers Learn More »
High School Online Application Help Session
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High School Online Application Help Session 2 Learn More »
High School Online Application Help Session 3 Learn More »
PRC Proposal Review Session Learn More »
Winter Break: No school for students and teachers Learn More »
DCPS Family Night: GW Men's Basketball vs. Rhode Island Learn More »
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: No school for students, teachers, and staff Learn More »
End of Second Term: Records Day - 12:15pm student dismissal Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Help Session 1 Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Opens Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Help Session 2 Learn More »
Professional Development Day for teachers and aides
No school for students
Offices open Learn More »
Parent Conference Day, 2/6/2012 Learn More »
Want to find the right middle school for your child and do something fun with him or her at the same time? Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Help Session 3 Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Help Session 4 Learn More »
Presidents' Day: No school for students, teachers, and staff Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Help Session Learn More »
Pre-School, Pre-K, Out-of-Boundary Lottery Closes Learn More »
Come and support your Coolidge Colts and Woodson Lady Warriors in the 46th Annual Abe Pollin City Title Basketball Game. Tickets are available online. Learn More »
Professional Development Day for teachers and aides
No school for students
Offices open Learn More »
In its 66th year, the fair will give students in grades 6-12 a chance to showcase their research skills and compete for a variety of awards and prizes offered by various government agencies, businesses and professional associations. Learn More »
Come and support your Coolidge Colts and Woodson Lady Warriors in the 2012 ESPN National High School Invitational. Tickets are available online. Learn More »
No school for students and teachers Learn More »
No school for students and teachers Learn More »
Emancipation Day: No school for students, teachers, and staff Learn More »
At DCPS, we measure our success by how well our students are achieving. We believe that children can achieve at the highest levels, and that it is our job to enable this. Learn More »
At DCPS, we measure our success by how well our students are achieving. We believe that children can achieve at the highest levels, and that it is our job to enable this. Learn More »
Get together with other parents/caregivers to read and discuss books, articles and other reading materials. Learn More »
School Without Walls presents "Raisin" a Musical Drama based on Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun." Learn More »
This hand- on-workshop will teach you how to grow vegetables in the comfort of your home. Learn More »
Please join us for an all day 4-round Scrabble tournament at Wilson High School on Saturday, May 5, 2012 from 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Learn More »
Find out about next year’s student health requirements which include physicals, oral health and immunizations. Learn More »
Get together with other parents/caregivers to read and discuss books, articles and other reading materials. Learn More »
Get together with other parents/caregivers to read and discuss books, articles and other reading materials. Learn More »
No school for students Learn More »
Participants will get the latest information on free camps, outdoor activities, sports programs and educational programs for their children for the summer fun. Learn More »
Over 200 DC schools will feature fresh strawberries and salad greens in their school lunches - all from local farms! Learn More »
What should you know and expect as your child move from pre-school to kindergarten. Find out at this workshop conducted by the Office of Early Education Learn More »
No school for students, teachers and staff Learn More »
No school for students, teachers and staff. Learn More »
Use the computer lab is open to help stay on top of your child’s education. Send and receive emails from your child’s teacher; set up parent teacher conferences; request additional support or resources from your child’s school; or take advantage of the college and career ready tools on-line. Staff will be on site to assist you. Learn More »
Anger is a frightening and yet inevitable emotion experienced by both parents and children. Learn how to handle anger in healthy ways. Learn More »
Last day of school and Records Day/Professional Development Day. 12:15 p.m. dismissal for students. Learn More »
DCPS will offer enriching, rigorous and engaging summer school programs for students in kindergarten through grade 12. Learn More »
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