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Find it at DCPS:A Parent’s Guide to DC Public Schools

Use this guide as a tool to learn about the variety of programs offered at DC Public Schools and determine the best match for your student. From high-quality prekindergarten to college and career readiness opportunities, no matter what you’re looking for, you can find it at DCPS!

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Program Guide

Bancroft Elementary School page 6Bruce-Monroe Elementary School at Park View page 6Cleveland Elementary School page 7Columbia Heights Education Campus pages 13, 16Houston Elementary School page 8MacFarland Middle School page 14Oyster-Adams Bilingual School pages 10, 14Powell Elementary School page 10Marie Reed Elementary School at MacFarland page 9Roosevelt High School page 16Tyler Elementary School page 12

Dual Language

In addition to rigorous academic content that can be found at every DC Public School, a number of specialized programs are offered at schools to further enrich student experiences in the classroom.

At DCPS dual language schools, students study grade-level content in both English and Spanish, developing reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills in every grade and subject. Dual language is offered at the following schools:

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Extended-YearTo provide students with more time and opportunity to deepen their learning in core subjects and explore other areas of interest like the arts and foreign languages, DCPS has added an additional 20 days of learning to the school year at 11 schools. The following schools have adopted an extended-year schedule:

Garfield Elementary School page 7H.D. Cooke Elementary School page 7Hart Middle School page 14Hendley Elementary School page 8Johnson Middle School page 14Kelly Miller Middle School page 14King Elementary School page 8 Thomas Elementary School page 12Randle Highlands Elementary School page 10Raymond Education Campus pages 10, 14Turner Elementary School page 12

At SEM schools, students participate in unique programming that allows them to study topics of their own choosing in an environment that emphasizes student inquiry and self-directed learning. Students experience frequent field trips and host in-class guests to better understand the enriching topics they are studying and the academic passions they are developing. SEM is offered at the following schools:

Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM)

Burrville Elementary School page 6H.D. Cooke Elementary School page 7Hardy Middle School page 14Hearst Elementary School page 8J.O. Wilson Elementary School page 8Johnson Middle School page 14Kelly Miller Middle School page 14Murch Elementary School page 10Sousa Middle School page 15Stoddert Elementary School page 12Stuart-Hobson Middle School page 15Tubman Elementary School page 12West Education Campus pages 12, 15

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DCPS offers free, high-quality, full day prekindergarten education to 3 and 4 year olds across all Wards in Washington, DC. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/page/early-childhood-academic-programs

DCPS believes that all students deserve access to enriching experiences that augment their learning in core subjects. Here are some of the many offerings that all students have opportunities to participate in.

District-Wide Offerings

All DCPS students from PK3 through high school receive world language instruction. At least one of seven world languages is offered at every DCPS school, including American Sign Language, Arabic, French, Italian, Latin, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/page/world-languages

DCPS students participate in a variety of arts instruction across all grades, which include music, visual art, and performing arts. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/page/art-dance-drama-music-and-visual-arts

World Language

PE, Health, & Athletics

College & Career

Arts Education

Early Learning

DCPS offers resources and experiences to prepare high school students for success in college and career, including paid internships, job skills trainings, and college and career field trips. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/collegecareer

From PK3 through high school, all DCPS students receive health and physical education. In addition to PE and health instruction, there is also a wide variety of afterschool athletic programs available to students. Learn more at dcps.dc.gov/page/health-and-physical- education. Learn more about extracurricular athletics at thedciaa.com.

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School Name ■ Address

Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsAiton Elementary ■ 533 48th Place, NE 20019(202) 671-6060 7 PK3 - 5Amidon-Bowen Elementary ■ 401 I Street, SW 20024(202) 724-4867 6 PK3 - 5Bancroft Elementary @ Sharpe ■ 4300 13th Street, NW 20011

(202) 673-7280 ■ bancroftelementary.org 1 PK3 - 5

Barnard Elementary ■ 430 Decatur Street, NW 20011(202) 576-1100 4 PK3 - 5Beers Elementary ■ 3600 Alabama Avenue, SE 20020(202) 939-4800 7 PK3 - 5Brent Elementary ■ 301 North Carolina Avenue, SE 20003(202) 698-3363 ■ brentelementary.org 6 PK3 - 5Brightwood Education Campus ■ 1300 Nicholson Street, NW 20011(202) 722-5670 4 PK3 - 8Browne Education Campus ■ 850 26th Street, NE 20002(202) 671-6210 ■ brownebombers.org 5 PK3 - 8Bruce Monroe Elementary @ Park View ■ 3560 Warder Street, NW 20010

(202) 576-6222 ■ bmpv.org 1 PK3 - 5

Bunker Hill Elementary ■ 1401 Michigan Avenue, NE 20017(202) 576-6095 5 PK3 - 5Burroughs Elementary ■ 1820 Monroe Street, NE 20018(202) 576-6150 ■ www.jbecstem.com 5 PK3 - 5Burrville Elementary ■ 801 Division Avenue, NE 20019

(202) 671-6020 ■ burrvillees.org 7 PK3 - 5

C.W. Harris Elementary ■ 301 53rd Street, SE 20019(202) 645-3188 ■ cwharriselementary.org 7 PK3 - 5Capitol Hill Montessori School ■ 215 G Street NE, 20002(202) 698-4467 ■ capitolhillmontessorischool.org 6 PK3 - 8

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIRECTORY

Dual LanguageExtended-YearSchoolwide Enrichment Model

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For additional information on all schools, visit profiles.dcps.dc.gov.


Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsCleveland Elementary ■ 1825 8th Street, NW 20001

(202) 939-4380 ■ clevelandesdc.org 1 PK3 - 5

Dorothy Height Elementary ■ 1300 Allison Street, NW 20011(202) 723-4100 ■ dorothyheightes.org 4 PK3 - 5Drew Elementary ■ 5600 Eads Street, NE 20019(202) 671-6040 7 PK3 - 5

Eaton Elementary ■ 3301 Lowell Street, NW 20008

(202) 282-0103 ■ eatondc.org 3 PK4 - 5Garfield Elementary ■ 2435 Alabama Avenue, SE 20020

(202) 671-6140 8 PK3 - 5

Garrison Elementary ■ 1200 S Street, NW 20009(202) 673-7263 ■ garrisonelementary.org 2 PK3 - 5H.D. Cooke Elementary ■ 2525 17th Street, NW 20009

(202) 939-5390 ■ hdcookeschool.org 1 PK3 - 5

In addition to the high-quality instruction that students receive in core subjects like math, literacy, and science, all students take physical education, world language, music, and art. Across all subjects, the curriculum is designed to create joyful and enriching experiences for DCPS students. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/publication/ parent-curriculum-guides

HIGH-QUALITY INSTRUCTION


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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIRECTORYSchool Name ■ Address

Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsHearst Elementary ■ 3950 37th Street, NW 20008

(202) 282-0106 ■ hearstes.org 3 PK4 - 5

Hendley Elementary ■ 425 Chesapeake Street, SE 20032

(202) 645-3450 8 PK3 - 5

Houston Elementary ■ 1100 50th Place, NE 20019

(202) 671-6170 7 PK3 - 5

Hyde-Addison Elementary ■ 3219 O Street, NW 20007(202) 282-0170 ■ hyde-addison.org 2 PK3 - 5J.O. Wilson Elementary ■ 660 K Street, NE 20002

(202) 698-4733 ■ jowilsondc.org 6 PK3 - 5

Janney Elementary ■ 4130 Albemarle Street, NW 20016(202) 282-0110 ■ janneyschool.org 3 PK4 - 5Ketcham Elementary ■ 1919 15th Street, SE 20020(202) 698-1122 8 PK3 - 5Key Elementary ■ 5001 Dana Place, NW 20016(202) 729-3280 ■ keyschooldc.org/dcps 3 PK4 - 5Kimball Elementary ■ 3375 Minnesota Avenue, SE 20019(202) 671-6260 7 PK3 - 5King Elementary ■ 3200 6th Street, SE 20032

(202) 939-4900 8 PK3 - 5

Lafayette Elementary ■ 5701 Broad Branch Road, NW 20015(202) 282-0116 ■ lafayettehsa.org 4 PK4 - 5Langdon Elementary ■ 1900 Evarts Street, NE 20018(202) 576-6048 ■ langdondc.com 5 PK3 - 5Langley Elementary ■ 101 T Street, NE 20002(202) 724-4223 ■ langleyelementary.org 5 PK3 - 5LaSalle-Backus Education Campus ■ 501 Riggs Road, NE 20011(202) 671-6340 4 PK3 - 8Leckie Elementary ■ 4201 M.L. King Avenue, SW 20032(202) 645-3330 ■ leckielionsdc.org 8 PK3 - 7

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Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsLudlow-Taylor Elementary ■ 659 G Street, NE 20002(202) 698-3244 ■ ludlowtaylor.org 6 PK3 - 5Malcolm X Elementary @ Green ■ 1500 Mississippi Avenue, SE 20032

(202) 645-3409 8 PK3 - 5Mann Elementary ■ 4430 Newark Street, NW 20016(202) 282-0126 ■ horacemanndc.org 3 PK4 - 5Marie Reed Elementary @ MacFarland ■ 4400 Iowa Avenue, NW 20009

(202) 673-7308 ■ mariereedes.org 1 PK3 - 5

Maury Elementary ■ 1250 Constitution Avenue, NE 20002

(202) 698-3838 ■ mauryelementary.com 6 PK3 - 5Miner Elementary ■ 601 15th Street, NE 20002(202) 397-3960 ■ minerelementary.org 6 PK3 - 5

Family engagement is critical to student success. DCPS makes it a priority to build trusting relationships between parents and teachers via home visits. Home visits provide opportunities for teachers and families to share their hopes, dreams, and expectations for their student’s learning. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/page/family-engagement

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIRECTORYSchool Name ■ Address

Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsMoten Elementary ■ 1565 Morris Road, SE 20020(202) 698-1111 8 PK3 - 5Murch Elementary ■ 3373 Van Ness Street, NW 20008

(202) 282-0130 ■ murchschool.org 3 PK4 - 5Nalle Elementary ■ 219 50th Street, SE 20019(202) 671-6280 7 PK3 - 5Noyes Elementary ■ 2725 10th Street, NE 20018(202) 281-2580 5 PK3 - 5Orr Elementary ■ 2200 Minnesota Avenue, SE 20020(202) 671-6240 ■ orrelementary.org 8 PK3 - 5Oyster-Adams Bilingual School ■ 2020 19th Street, NW 20009

(202) 673-7311 ■ oysteradamsbilingual.org 1 4 - 8

Oyster-Adams Bilingual School ■ 2801 Calvert Street, NW 20008

(202) 671-6130 ■ oysteradamsbilingual.org 3 PK4 - 3

Patterson Elementary ■ 4399 South Capitol Terrace, SW 20032(202) 939-5280 ■ sites.google.com/site/wbpatterson4399 8 PK3 - 5Payne Elementary ■ 1445 C Street, SE 20003(202) 698-3262 ■ paynedc.org 6 PK3 - 5Peabody Elementary ■ 425 C Street, NE 20002(202) 698-3277 ■ capitolhillclusterschool.org 6 PK3 - KPlummer Elementary ■ 4601 Texas Avenue, SE 20019(202) 939-4360 7 PK3 - 5Powell Elementary ■ 1350 Upshur Street, NW 20011

(202) 671-6270 ■ powellbilingualelementary.com 4 PK3 - 5

Randle Highlands Elementary ■ 1650 30th Street, SE 20020

(202) 729-3250 ■ randlehighlandselementary.org 7 PK3 - 5

Raymond Education Campus ■ 915 Spring Road, NW 20010

(202) 576-6236 ■ raymondeducationcampus.org 4 PK3 - 8

Ross Elementary ■ 1730 R Street, NW 20009(202) 673-7200 ■ rosselementary.org 2 PK3 - 5

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Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsSavoy Elementary ■ 2400 Shannon Place, SE 20020(202) 939-2000 8 PK3 - 5School Without Walls @ Francis-Stevens ■ 2425 N Street, NW 20037

(202) 724-4841 ■ swwfs.org 2 PK3 - 8

School-Within-School @ Goding ■ 920 F Street, NE 20002(202) 727-7377 ■ schoolwithinschool.org 6 PK3 - 5Seaton Elementary ■ 1503 10th Street, NW 20001(202) 673-7215 ■ seatondc.org 6 PK3 - 5Shepherd Elementary ■ 7800 14th Street, NW 20012

(202) 576-6140 ■ shepherd-elementary.org 4 PK4 - 5

Simon Elementary ■ 401 Mississippi Avenue, SE 20032(202) 645-3360 8 PK3 - 5Smothers Elementary ■ 4400 Brooks Street, NE 20019

(202) 939-3600 7 PK3 - 5

DCPS offers a variety of afterschool programs facilitated by DCPS teachers, paraprofessionals, and community-based organizations. These options include academic enrichment, athletics, clubs such as chess or cooking, and other unique programs. There may be a fee associated with some offerings, so contact your school of interest to find out more. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/afterschool

AFTERSCHOOL ENRICHMENT


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Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsStanton Elementary ■ 2701 Naylor Road, SE 20020(202) 671-6180 ■ dcscholars.org/stanton 8 PK3 - 5Stoddert Elementary ■ 4001 Calvert Street, NW 20007

(202) 671-6030 ■ stoddert.org 3 PK4 - 5

Takoma Education Campus ■ 7010 Piney Branch Road, NW 20012(202) 671-6050 ■ takomaec.org 4 PK3 - 8Thomas Elementary ■ 650 Anacostia Avenue, NE 20019

(202) 724-4593 7 PK3 - 5

Thomson Elementary ■ 1200 L Street, NW 20005(202) 898-4660 ■ thomsondcps.org 2 PK3 - 5Truesdell Education Campus ■ 800 Ingraham Street, NW 20011(202) 576-6202 4 PK3 - 8Tubman Elementary ■ 3101 13th Street, NW 20010

(202) 673-7285 1 PK3 - 5

Turner Elementary ■ 3264 Stanton Road, SE 20032

(202) 645-3470 8 PK3 - 5

Tyler Elementary ■ 1001 G Street, SE 20003

(202) 939-4810 ■ tylerelementary.net 6 PK3 - 5

Van Ness Elementary ■ 1150 5th Street, SE 20003(202) 727-4314 ■ vannesselementary.org 6 PK3 - 2Walker-Jones Education Campus ■ 1125 New Jersey Avenue, NW 20001(202) 939-5934 ■ walkerjoneseducampus.org 6 PK3 - 8Watkins Elementary ■ 1830 Constitution Avenue, NE 20002(202) 698-3355 ■ capitolhillclusterschool.org 6 1 - 5West Education Campus ■ 1338 Farragut Street, NW 20011

(202) 576-6226 ■ westschool.org 4 PK3 - 8

Wheatley Education Campus ■ 1299 Neal Street, NE 20002(202) 939-5970 5 PK3 - 8Whittier Education Campus ■ 6201 5th Street, NW 20011(202) 576-6156 4 PK3 - 8


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Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional Programs

Brightwood Education Campus ■ 1300 Nicholson Street, NW 20011

(202) 722-5670 4 PK3 - 8

Brookland Middle ■ 1150 Michigan Avenue, NE 20017

(202) 759-1999 ■ brooklandms.org 5 6 - 8

Browne Education Campus ■ 850 26th Street, NE 20002

(202) 671-6210 ■ brownebombers.org 5 PK3 - 8

Capitol Hill Montessori School @ Logan ■ 215 G Street, NE 20002

(202) 698-4467 ■ capitolhillmontessorischool.org 6 PK3 - 8Cardozo Education Campus ■ 1200 Clifton Street, NW 20009(202) 673-7385 ■ cardozohs.com 1 6 - 12Columbia Heights Education Campus ■ 3101 16th Street, NW 20010(202) 939-7700 ■ checdc.org 1 6 - 12Deal Middle ■ 3815 Fort Drive, NW 20016(202) 939-2010 ■ alicedeal.org 3 6 - 8

All 8th and 11th grade DCPS students who are studying a world language are eligible for short-term study abroad programs that focus on language immersion, global leadership, or service learning. This program is fully funded, including passport and visa fees, airfare, meals, supplies, and lodging. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/page/global-programs

SEEING THE WORLD

MIDDLE SCHOOL DIRECTORY



Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional Programs

Eliot-Hine Middle ■ 1830 Constitution Avenue, NE 20002

(202) 939-5380 ■ eliothinemiddleschool.org 6 6 - 8

Hardy Middle ■ 1819 35th Street, NW 20007

(202) 729-4350 ■ hardyms.org 2 6 - 8

Hart Middle ■ 601 Mississippi Avenue, SE 20032

(202) 671-6426 ■ charleshartmiddle.org 8 6 - 8

Jefferson Academy ■ 801 7th Street, SW 20024

(202) 729-3270 ■ jeffersontrojans.org 6 6 - 8Johnson Middle ■ 1400 Bruce Place, SE 20020

(202) 939-3140 8 6 - 8 Kelly Miller Middle ■ 301 49th Street, NE 20019

(202) 388-6870 ■ kellymillerms.org 7 6 - 8 Kramer Middle ■ 1700 Q Street, SE 20020(202) 939-3150 8 6 - 8

LaSalle-Backus Education Campus ■ 501 Riggs Road, NE 20011

(202) 671-6340 4 PK3 - 8

Leckie Elementary ■ 4201 M.L. King Avenue, SW 20032

(202) 645-3330 ■ leckielionsdc.org 8 PK3 - 7MacFarland Middle ■ 4400 Iowa Avenue, NW 20011

(202) 576-6130 4 6 - 7

McKinley Middle ■ 151 T Street, NE 20002

(202) 281-3950 ■ mckinleytech.org 5 6 - 8

Oyster-Adams Bilingual School ■ 2020 19th Street, NW 20009

(202) 673-7311 ■ oysteradamsbilingual.org 1 4 - 8

Raymond Education Campus ■ 915 Spring Road, NW 20010

(202) 576-6236 ■ raymondeducationcampus.org 4 PK3 - 8

School Without Walls @ Francis-Stevens ■ 2425 N Street, NW 20037(202) 724-4841 ■ swwfs.org 2 PK3 - 8



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Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsSousa Middle ■ 3650 Ely Place, SE 20019

(202) 729-3260 7 6 - 8

Stuart-Hobson Middle ■ 410 E Street, NE 20002

(202) 671-6010 ■ capitolhillclusterschool.org 6 6 - 8

Takoma Education Campus ■ 7010 Piney Branch Road, NW 20012(202) 671-6050 ■ takomaec.org 4 PK3 - 8Truesdell Education Campus ■ 800 Ingraham Street, NW 20011(202) 576-6202 4 PK3 - 8Walker-Jones Education Campus ■ 1125 New Jersey Avenue, NW 20001(202) 939-5934 ■ walkerjoneseducampus.org 6 PK3 - 8West Education Campus ■ 1338 Farragut Street, NW 20011

(202) 576-6226 ■ westschool.org 4 PK3 - 8

Wheatley Education Campus ■ 1299 Neal Street, NE 20002(202) 939-5970 5 PK3 - 8Whittier Education Campus ■ 6201 5th Street, NW 20011

(202) 576-6156 4 PK3 - 8


DCPS is committed to increasing the success of all students. Our Empowering Males of Color (EMOC) initiative improves outcomes for our young males of color through student leadership retreats, mentorship programs, teacher trainings, and the opening of Ron Brown College Preparatory High School, DC’s only public, all-male high school. Learn more: dcps.dc.gov/emoc

EMPOWERING MALES OF COLOR

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HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORYSchool Name ■ Address

Phone ■ Website Ward Grades Additional ProgramsAnacostia High ■ 1601 16th Street, SE 20020(202) 698-2155 8 9 - 12Ballou High ■ 3401 4th Street, SE 20032(202) 645-3400 ■ balloudc.org 8 9 - 12Benjamin Banneker High ■ 800 Euclid Street, NW 20001(202) 671-6320 ■ benjaminbanneker.org 1 9 - 12Columbia Heights Education Campus ■ 3101 16th Street, NW 20010

(202) 939-7700 ■ checdc.org 1 6 - 12

Coolidge High ■ 6315 5th Street, NW 20011(202) 671-6080 4 9 - 12

Duke Ellington School of the Arts ■ 2501 11th Street, NW and 2001 10th Street, NW 20001(202) 282-0123 ■ ellingtonschool.org 1 9 - 12Dunbar High ■ 101 N Street, NW 20001(202) 698-3762 ■ dunbarhsdc.org 5 9 - 12Eastern High ■ 1700 East Capitol Street, NE 20003(202) 698-4500 ■ easternhighschooldc.org 6 9 - 12H.D. Woodson High ■ 540 55th Street, NE 20019(202) 939-2030 7 9 - 12McKinley Technology High ■ 151 T Street, NE 20002(202) 281-3950 ■ mckinleytech.org 5 9 - 12Phelps Architecture, Construction, and Engineering High ■ 704 26th Street, NE 20002(202) 729-4360 ■ phelpshsdc.org 5 9 - 12Ron Brown College Preparatory High ■ 4800 Meade Street, NE 20019(202) 729-4343 ■ rbhsmonarchs.org 7 9 - 10Roosevelt High ■ 4301 13th Street, NW 20011

(202) 576-6130 ■ theodorerooseveltdc.org 4 9 - 12

School Without Walls High ■ 2130 G Street, NW 20037(202) 645-9690 ■ swwhs.org 2 9 - 12Woodrow Wilson High ■ 3950 Chesapeake Street, NW 20016(202) 282-0120 ■ wilsonhs.org 3 9 - 12

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Key DatesMy School DC application opens for SY17-18High school application deadlineSY17-18 application deadline for PK3 - 8Lottery results released by My School DCSY17-18 enrollment beginsEnrollment deadline

December 12, 2016February 1, 2017

March 1, 2017March 31, 2017

April 3, 2017May 1, 2017

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Identify your neighborhood school at dcatlas.dcgis.dc.gov/schools.

Determine which schools are a great match for your student. DCPS offers exciting programs such as dual language, extended-year, Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM), and more! Go to profiles.dcps.dc.gov.

Many schools offer open houses. Check out upcoming open house dates at dcps.dc.gov/openhouse.

Some schools require an application. Learn more about the My School DC lottery application at myschooldc.org or call (202) 888-6336.

Enrollment for the 2017-18 school year begins on April 3, 2017. Learn more at dcps.dc.gov/enroll.

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ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL DIRECTORY

School Name ■ AddressPhone ■ Website Ward GradesBallou STAY ■ 3401 4th Street, SE 20032(202) 645-3390 8 Adult Education

CHOICE Academy @ Washington Metropolitan ■ 300 Bryant Street, NW 20001(202) 939-4350 1 6 - 12

Inspiring Youth Program ■ 1901 D Street, SE 20003(202) 523-7119 7 9 - 12

Luke C. Moore ■ 1001 Monroe Street, NE 20017

(202) 281-3600 5 9 - 12

River Terrace Education Campus ■ 405 Anacostia Avenue, NE 20019

(202) 442-7111 7 PK3-Adult

Roosevelt STAY ■ 4301 13th Street, NW 20011

(202) 576-8399 ■ rooseveltstay.org 4 Adult EducationWashington Metropolitan ■ 300 Bryant Street, NW 20001

(202) 939-3610 ■ washingtonmetropolitanhs.org 1 9 - 12Youth Services Center ■ 1000 Mt. Olivet Road, NE 20002(202) 576-8388 5 7 - 12

DCPS is committed to creating healthy, happy, and safe school environments. Through our restorative justice work, schools lead with love to build interpersonal relationships with and among their students.

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