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Sunday, May 28, 2023

DPR Announces Summer Camp Lottery

It's time to start thinking about summer camp! Beginning Monday, March 13, families will be able to register children for summer camps through the District's...

Experience the National Cherry Blossom Festival

As peak bloom quickly approaches, the National Cherry Blossom Festival invites the community to celebrate the spring season at the 2023 opening ceremony.  The ceremony...

Summer Camp Guide

It's February break. If you're not a parent, you may be surprised to hear that many parents have already signed their kids up for...

The Parent Group Resource Gap

The parents at Maury Elementary (1250 Constitution Ave. NE) have taken on a lot of responsibility to support their neighborhood school. The Capitol Hill...

What is Mayoral Control of DC Schools?

Every election, it’s a key question for candidate and voter alike: do you support mayoral control of the schools? Many people have strong feelings on...

Choosing a Summer Camp

Every year Washington-area kids attend a variety of day and sleepaway camps. While the kids get to enjoy indoor and outdoor activities and meet...

Crafting Personalities

Second grade students at Tyler Elementary School (1001 G St. SE) have created mixed-media representations of themselves on burlap, with paint, simple embroidery and...

The DC School Lottery

Every student in DC has the right to attend their in-boundary (aka “neighborhood”) school for grades K-12, which is assigned based on their home...

The Big Build Returns to the National Building Museum

The National Building Museum (401 F St. NW) has announced that The Big Build will return to the Museum on Saturday, Nov. 5, 11 a.m....

Name the Rabbit Statues

Barracks Row Main Street has partnered with the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR)  to unveil "Found you" the new art sculptures that have...