Tag: students

DC Prep DC Prep’s Anacostia Elementary and Middle Campus cheer teams marched in the annual MLK Peace Walk and Parade, showcasing their school spirit while...

I meet “Alicia W.” on a weekday at around 4 p.m. She is sitting at a computer in the Arthur Capper Recreation Center Tech...

In March 2020, as the pandemic struck, St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School (4700 Whitehaven Pkwy NW) faced a dilemma shared by many schools: how...

As the heat of summer winds down, families are taking vacations and turning their minds to the first days of school. Looking for a place...

Prior to the revolutionary changes in public education for disabled students that came in the 1970’s, such students were often either left without an...

School is out, but DC students have been hard at work this summer learning about the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) technology. They've...

On a recent sunny morning, a pre-K3 classroom at Miner Elementary School on 15th St. NE was a busy place. Children crowded around a...

Adventures on The Hill | SummerCampDC.com Ages: 3 to 10 years | Cost: $450/Wk Deadline: None Adventures on The Hill offers an enriching summer camp for ages 3...

The Deputy Mayor of Education (DME) has reached the point in their Boundary and Student Assignment Study where recommendations are being made that impact specific schools. The...

op-ed As parents, there are few things more important than our children’s education.  As such, I applaud the Deputy Mayor of Education’s (DME) goal to...