As DC’s state education agency, the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) works urgently and purposefully, in partnership with education and related systems, to sustain, accelerate, and deepen progress for DC students.
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Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
We all have a shared responsibility to protect DC. Wear a mask. Save lives. Stop the spread.
Learn more: coronavirus.dc.gov
For more info, please visit bit.ly/StrongStartFamilies or call (202) 727-3665 today.
Don't forget, the DCTAG application and supporting documents must be submitted by Friday, Nov. 13, 2020.
Apply today at ➡️ dconeapp.dc.gov.
Hey DC! The 2021 OSSE Scholars application is now open. Visit our website for details, eligibility criteria & helpful resources, including a step-by-step application guide & answers to FAQs. Part 1 of the application is due Nov. 12.
➡️bit.ly/OSSEScholars
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Not sure where to go to get your child immunized? Check out this map for a list of pediatric immunization locations in DC ➡️ bit.ly/3p09k7E.
#StayOnTrack
Learn more about available District resources to keep you in your home 🏘 by visiting coronavirus.dc.gov/rent.
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
The DC Contact Trace Force is part of the team working to help stop the spread of COVID-19 in our community. When they ring, answer the call!
Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. By opting-in to the DC COVID Alert Notice – our free exposure notification system – you can learn if you’ve been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.
To learn more, please visit coronavirus.dc.gov/dccan.
Are you homebound because of COVID-19? We’re here to help. To request food and other essentials:
☎️ Call: 1-888-349-8323
💻 Online: coronavirus.dc.gov/gethelp
Feel sick or believe you were exposed to COVID-19? Call a doctor or health care provider. Unable to get tested through your doctor or at a clinic?
Go to a public testing site: coronavirus.dc.gov/testing
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Hey DC! There's still time to complete your DCTAG application and submit all supporting documents. The deadline to apply is Friday, Nov. 13, 2020.
For more info, please visit ➡️ osse.dc.gov/dctag.
Over the past several months, we’ve been challenged, and it’s not been easy. If you need help managing anxiety and stress, please talk to a mental health clinician. Call 1-888-793-4357. We are here for you.
Mayor Bowser
Please plan ahead. Due to Election Day, there is a change this week in the Tuesday and Wednesday testing sites. Updated schedule below.
Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. By opting-in to the DC COVID Alert Notice – our free exposure notification system – you can learn if you’ve been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.
To learn more, visit coronavirus.dc.gov/dccan.
Wash your hands. Wear a mask. Social distance. Do your part, DC.
It’s simple: when you leave home, you must wear a mask.
Learn more: coronavirus.dc.gov
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
When around people outside of your household, you should wear a mask and social distance. Small gatherings do not mean less risk of spreading or getting COVID-19!
Are you a parent or family member of a student with a disability? Get answers to your questions about the upcoming school year: bit.ly/SPEDResourceHub.
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Para obtener más información, visite bit.ly/StrongStartFamilies o llame hoy al (202) 727-3665.
The US National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington has issued a Flood Watch for DC until 11 p.m. tonight. Keep these safety tips in mind:
📲 Sign up for #DCWx alerts: alertdc.dc.gov
🚘 Turn Around, Don’t Drown - this simple step can save lives
💻 Visit ready.dc.gov/flood for more info
OSSE Scholars application is now open! 🎉
Did you know that the 2021 OSSE Scholars application is now open?! Interested in learning more? Check out our new & improved website for all of the details, eligibility criteria, and helpful resources, including a step-by-step application guide and answers to frequently asked questions.
Additionally, any students interested in attending a virtual information session tomorrow evening at 5 p.m. should contact their high school counselor or email the OSSE Scholars program staff for the meeting link. Please see the OSSE Scholars website for program staff contact information!
https://osse.dc.gov/service/osse-scholars-summer-enrichment-program
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Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Celebrate the end of Growing Healthy Schools Month by taking a brain break from your school day! Share a photo or video of how you’re taking a break to inspire others. #HealthySchoolsDC
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
Wash your hands. Wear a mask. Social distance. Do your part, DC.
Ask your child’s doctor about the Vaccines for Children program. This program provides free vaccines to children who are Medicaid-eligible, uninsured, underinsured, or American Indian/Alaska Native. #StayOnTrack
➡️dchealth.dc.gov/node/111502
Mayor Bowser
Here are today's testing sites.
-If you have a symptom, stay home and call your doctor.
-If your doctor isn’t available or cannot give you a COVID-19 test, visit a free public testing site near you.
-Stay home while you await results.
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#TBT Remembering all of the fun we had with you at the 2019 #CapitalPride Parade as we celebrated LGBTQ students and families. #PrideMonth #OSSEPosse
A message from State Superintendent Hanseul Kang! Happy #TeacherAppreciationWeek ❤️
Hear Justin Lopez-Cardoze interview with Superintendent Hanseul Kang on how he wants to use his voice as the 2020 DC Teacher of the Year. We're especially excited about Justin's plan to donate most of his $7,500 winnings to a college-bound student at Capital City Public Charter School.🤩
Check it out! Raw and unfiltered emotion: Capital City Public Charter School science teacher Justin Lopez-Cardoze being named our 2020 DC Teacher of the Year in a surprise announcement today by Mayor Bowser, joined by Lopez-Cardoze’s students, colleagues, parents and spouse! Congratulations!!
Welcome back, DC students! Superintendent Hanseul Kang and everyone at OSSE wishes you a school year filled with learning & fun. #BacktoSchoolwithHanseul #DCBacktoSchool View video transcript: bit.ly/2U6mAbY
The District of Columbia improved our results on state assessments in 2019. Learn about the assessments and find resources for educators and families at osse.dc.gov/parcc. #DCGains2019
#FlashbackFriday Remembering the #CapitalPride parade on June 8 as we celebrated LGBTQ students and teachers. #Pride
DC students and educators have been working hard all year and we know you are ready to #ShowWhatYouKnow! Superintendent Kang shares a special message (bit.ly/ShowWhatYouKnowTranscript) for students in DC preparing to take state assessments this month.
DC's Food Policy Council Chair and local restaurant owner Spike Mendelsohn wants you to know how to keep kids fueled this summer for free. #Meals4DCKids
The DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) recognized public school educators in honor of their outstanding teaching and professional leadership in and out of the classroom at its inaugural DC Educator Awards Celebration on May 1, 2015. The award program also included District educators who have received national recognition.
This physical education class at Hendley Elementary School decided to celebrate a student's birthday with cake and ice cream the alternative way in honor of Growing Healthy Schools Week. Check them out dancing to the cake and ice cream song! #beactive #healthykids #healthyschoolswk
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