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D.C. EDUCATION BRIEFS: Mayor’s Message
Residents should only be leaving home to buy groceries or other essential items, to pick up medicine, advised to seek…
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Distance Learning Programs Rolled Out Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
This week, thousands of District students returning from the spring break spent their first day, not in the classroom, but…
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DCPS Librarians Fight for More Budgetary Supports
Since the D.C. Public Schools' (DCPS) central office released its fiscal year 2021 budget proposal, public school librarians have relayed…
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Teen Represents Woodson as First Trachtenberg Recipient
When Trachtenberg Scholarship award recipient Michael Prather matriculates to The George Washington University (GW) in the fall, he will do…
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Coronavirus Forces School Cancellations in D.C.
For the rest of March — and perhaps even longer depending on how the coronavirus pandemic continues to play out…
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March Celebrated as National Reading Month
Regardless of age or grade level, having acquired good reading habits not only leads to academic success, it paves the…
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D.C. EDUCATION BRIEFS: Stay Connected
Households may be eligible to receive 60 days of free Comcast internet service during the coronavirus pandemic.
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D.C. Public Schools Schedule Modifications
DCPS) will modify its operations from March 16-31 to help limit the spread of the novel coronavirus in the region.
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D.C. EDUCATION BRIEFS: Empowered Learner’s Initiative
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and DCPS recently began delivering more than 16,400 technology devices to schools across all eight wards…
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D.C. EDUCATION BRIEFS: Building Strong Relationships
James Bonnette, also known as Mr. B., is one of the first faces Achievement Prep Public Charter School scholars see…
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