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Back to School DC

Visit backtoschool.dc.gov to find the latest updates on school reopening, information about required childhood immunizations and the COVID-19 vaccine, and what schools across DC are doing to keep students healthy and safe.

Explore the map of school year 2021-22 DCPS and PCS school facility locations

SY2021-22 School Facility Map

This interactive map allows the user to search by school name; filter by grade, ward, or sector; and view new LEAs, schools, or facilities. Also included are summaries of significant changes from last school year. Explore the map here.

EdScape

EdScape, "education landscape," is a set of interactive visualizations and downloadable datasets to inform and support program and school planning in Washington, DC. Learn more here.

Edsight

Edsight is a new series of briefs from the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education. Each Edsight highlights a key piece of information about Washington, DC's public schools, public school students, and facilities. Read the latest Edsight brief here.

DC Public Education Master Facilities Plan 2018

The DC Public Education Master Facilities Plan 2018 will inform long-term planning for DCPS, charter LEAs, city agencies, and others. Learn more and get involved here.

Data Resources

As Washington, DC's public schools continue to grow, DME is committed to making data and information about our public schools available to residents and other stakeholders. Check out our fact sheets, interactive maps, and more!

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Aug 13 2021

Bowser Administration to Celebrate Students and Families at Back-to-School Block Party

Students Who Get Their First COVID-19 Shot On-Site Can Claim AirPods or a $51 Gift Card

Mar 18 2021

Mayor Bowser Awards $2.9 Million in Grants to Community Organizations Providing Summer Programming for District Youth

(Washington, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser awarded $2.92 million to 38 community-based...

Dec 21 2020

Mayor Bowser Announces $10 Million in Grants to Support Public Charter School Reopening Efforts

Grant Program Will Advance Much-Needed Return to In-Person Instruction, Contribute to Equitable...

Dec 18 2020

Mayor Bowser Announces Additional $2.8 Million in Financial Supports for the District’s Child Care Sector

District Launches Emergency Grants for Providers and Increases Subsidy Payment Amounts

Aug 11 2020

Bowser Administration Announces Release of 2020 UPSFF Study

Study examines four key components of the public school funding formula, District's best tool...

Jun 1 2021

Letter From Deputy Mayor Kihn to District Families

Dear District Families, Without any doubt, this has been a year like no other for our schools. We...

Aug 22 2017

After Charlottesville: Schools Are Safe Spaces

August 22, 2017 To Our DC Community, We are extremely excited about the back to school season!...

Mar 10 2017

Keeping DC Schools Safe for All Families and Students

May 23 2016

Letter from Deputy Mayor for Education Jennifer Niles to Councilmembers and State Board of Education on Lead in Schools

May 18, 2016 Dear Councilmembers and State Board of Education Members, I am writing to provide an...

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Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education

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Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, except District holidays

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1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 307, Washington, DC 20004
Phone: (202) 727-3636
Fax: (202) 727-8198
TTY: (776) 777-7776
Email: [email protected]

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Proposed Walkability Preference Discussion with The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education and My School DC

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The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education and My School DC are holding a public meeting on Monday, March 6 from 6-7:30 at the Woodridge Library (1801 Hamlin St NE) to discuss the proposed walkability preference for public charter schools. The intent of the proposed preference is to improve access to walkable schools for our youngest students.