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“Want to know more about how DCPS allocates funding to schools? Join us on November 17 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss how we are updating our budget model that determines how funding is allocated to schools. https://t.co/dqIxhif6HU”
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Have you enrolled yet? Come to the Plummer cafeteria TODAY (Saturday, April 24) between 9 and 12 to enroll. The first 4 students to enroll will receive a bike! We also have toys to give away while supplies last. We hope to see you there!
Bard @ Old Malcolm X Survey/Encuesta sobre el sitio de Bard @ Old Malcolm X
Dear Congress Heights Community,
As you may know, DC Public Schools will be modernizing the Malcolm X Building at 1351 Alabama Avenue SE to house Bard Early College High School, a new district-wide high school program. You can read more about this exciting high school program here.
As a part of the modernization process, the DCPS Facilities team has been engaging with members of the school and neighborhood communities in order to consider a variety of stakeholders’ feedback as we select design concepts for the building and site. The presentation of these concepts (https://dck12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/TESTdcps/ESQu8LX7Z9FKsIDA7tWTsFkBBJzGnaOtaDBZYDhYOoZChQ?e=DH0FD5), as well as notes (https://dck12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/TESTdcps/EW9xpYmY82FCgLSUYR5ioWMBALsT7rCb2UKASrtINhR9oQ?e=4zVdIG) detailing the feedback, can be found on the project’s website (https://sites.google.com/a/dc.gov/dcps-school-modernizations/home/bard-high-school-early-college). Based on this feedback, the project team has elected to proceed with “Concept 2,” which highlights Bard’s exciting performing arts program as the heart of the school building.
DCPS strives to build schools that are centers of learning and community not only for the students and staff, but for the broader community as well. Understanding that this site will be a gathering place for the Congress Heights community, we want to ensure that in selecting a concept design for the site and field, we are considering a broad base of feedback.
The main option that we are looking at for this site is a multi-use space that accommodates a variety of activities for both the school and after-hours community use. This site features a basketball course, a walking/running track, as well as a field striped for pickup soccer games in the center of the track. Though we have also explored placing a regulation sized football field in this site, and while it can fit behind the school, its size does not allow for stands/bleachers, nor does it allow for other diverse uses of this site space. The track/multi-use field option allows for us to both focus on the school’s primary athletics programs, and provide the opportunity for many different kinds of community members to use the space. Before we make a final decision regarding the layout of this site, we are interested to hear what community activities you would like to see take place here.
Please take a moment to fill out this quick survey around the proposed site and its uses. We will have this survey open through Friday, 3/12. Feel free to share with other friends and neighbors, so that we can make sure the Congress Heights community is heard on this matter.
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Estimada comunidad de Congress Heights,
Como ya sabrán, las Escuelas Públicas de DC van a modernizar el edificio Malcolm X en 1351 Alabama Avenue SE para albergar la Bard Early College High School, un nuevo programa de escuela secundaria en todo el distrito. Usted puede leer más sobre este emocionante programa de escuela secundaria aquí.
Como parte del proceso de modernización, el equipo de instalaciones de DCPS ha estado participando con los miembros de la escuela y las comunidades del vecindario con el fin de considerar una variedad de comentarios de las partes interesadas a medida que seleccionamos los conceptos de diseño para el edificio y el sitio. La presentación de estos conceptos (https://dck12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/TESTdcps/ESQu8LX7Z9FKsIDA7tWTsFkBBJzGnaOtaDBZYDhYOoZChQ?e=DH0FD5), así como las notas (https://dck12.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/TESTdcps/EW9xpYmY82FCgLSUYR5ioWMBALsT7rCb2UKASrtINhR9oQ?e=4zVdIG) que detallan los comentarios, se pueden encontrar en el sitio web del proyecto (https://sites.google.com/a/dc.gov/dcps-school-modernizations/home/bard-high-school-early-college). Sobre la base de estos comentarios, el equipo del proyecto ha optado por seguir adelante con el "Concepto 2", que destaca el emocionante programa de artes escénicas de Bard como el corazón del edificio escolar.
DCPS se esfuerza por construir escuelas que sean centros de aprendizaje y comunidad no sólo para los estudiantes y el personal, sino también para la comunidad en general. Entendiendo que este sitio será un lugar de reunión para la comunidad de Congress Heights, queremos asegurarnos de que en la selección de un diseño de concepto para el sitio y el campo, estamos considerando una amplia base de comentarios.
La opción principal que estamos estudiando para este lugar es un espacio multiuso que albergue una variedad de actividades tanto para la escuela como para el uso de la comunidad fuera de horario. Este lugar cuenta con un campo de baloncesto, una pista de atletismo y un campo de fútbol en el centro de la pista. Aunque también hemos estudiado la posibilidad de colocar un campo de fútbol de tamaño reglamentario en este lugar, y aunque puede caber detrás de la escuela, su tamaño no permite la colocación de gradas/gradas, ni permite otros usos diversos de este espacio. La opción de la pista de atletismo/campo de usos múltiples nos permite centrarnos en los programas de atletismo principales de la escuela y ofrecer la oportunidad de que muchos tipos diferentes de miembros de la comunidad utilicen el espacio. Antes de que tomemos una decisión final con respecto a la disposición de este sitio, estamos interesados en escuchar qué actividades de la comunidad le gustaría ver tener lugar aquí.
Por favor, tómese un momento para rellenar esta rápida encuesta sobre el lugar propuesto y sus usos. La encuesta estará abierta hasta el viernes 12 de marzo. Siéntase libre de compartir con otros amigos y vecinos, para que podamos asegurarnos de que la comunidad de Congress Heights sea escuchada en este asunto.
📌📌DCPS Families, learn more about what happens during Term 2.
DCPS will begin to welcome students back to in-person learning for Term 2 starting on November 9.
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DCPS will begin to welcome students back to in-person learning for Term 2 starting on November 9.
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New update from DC Public Schools about the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.
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DC Public Schools wants to ensure all families can find the most up-to-date information about COVID-19 and know how to access the distance learning materials online and in person. Watch and share this short video (in English and Spanish!) for an overview!
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Spanish: https://youtu.be/cBPXVGJiqR8
Online registration for DCPS’ K-5 Summer School 2020 starts today at https://dcps.dc.gov/service/elementary-summer-learning. All-day and afternoon sessions will run from June 29 to July 31. Spaces are limited, so follow the link to secure a seat for your child.
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“DCPS will be open on Monday, March 9 – with the exception of School Without Walls High School - and operating on a normal schedule. We are aware social media posts suggesting that schools will be closed. This is false and look forward to seeing you tomorrow.”
Greetings Families and Community Members,
If you are thinking about your DCPS school options for next year, remember to first learn about all the exciting things happening at your in-boundary and feeder school (https://enrolldcps.dc.gov/node/41). If you are interested in any of the other amazing DCPS school options (https://enrolldcps.dc.gov/node/46), the deadline to submit your My School DC lottery application for grades PK3-8 is Monday, March 2.
We want to support you in making the best decision for your student and your family, so if you need help finding your in-boundary school, more information on any other awesome DCPS school options, or if you have questions about how to apply to DCPS through the My School DC lottery, please contact the DCPS Enrollment Team at [email protected] or (202) 478-5738.
It is an honor and a privilege for DCPS to serve all our wonderful students and families, and we look forward to having your student be part of the DCPS family for many years to come.
Regards,
Sharona
Saludos a las familias y a los miembros de la comunidad:
Si está pensando sobre las opciones de las escuelas pertenecientes a las DCPS para el próximo año, recuerde enterarse primero sobre todas las cosas fascinantes que suceden en la escuela dentro de la zona escolar y la escuela con patrón de correspondencia (https://enrolldcps.dc.gov/node/41). Si está interesado en alguna de las otras estupendas opciones de escuelas pertenecientes a las DCPS (https://enrolldcps.dc.gov/node/46), la fecha límite para enviar la solicitud a la lotería escolar de My School DC para los estudiantes de prekínder a 8vo grado es el lunes, 2 de marzo.
Queremos apoyarlo a tomar la mejor decisión para su hijo y su familia, así que si necesita ayuda para conseguir la escuela dentro de su zona escolar, más información sobre cualquiera de las fenomenales opciones de escuelas pertenecientes a las DCPS o si tiene preguntas sobre cómo enviar una solicitud a las escuelas pertenecientes a las DCPS a través de la lotería escolar de My School DC, comuníquese con el Equipo de Inscripción de las DCPS por el correo electrónico [email protected] o al (202) 478-5738.
Es un honor y un privilegio para las DCPS servirles a todos nuestros maravillosos estudiantes y a las familias y esperamos que su hijo forme parte de la familia de las DCPS durante muchos años por venir.
Atentamente,
Sharona
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Apply to DCPS High Schools by February 3!/¡Envíe una solicitud a las escuelas secundarias pertenecientes a las DCPS a más tardar el 3 de febrero!
Greetings Families and Community Members,
It is time to start thinking about your DCPS high school for next year and learn all about the exciting things happening at your in-boundary high school. If you are interested in any of our other amazing DCPS high school options, the deadline to submit your My School DC lottery application for grades 9-12 is Monday, February 3.
We want to support you in making the best decision for your student and your family, so if you need more information on any of the awesome DCPS high school options available, or if you have questions about how to apply to DCPS schools through the My School DC lottery, please contact the DCPS Enrollment Team at [email protected] or (202) 478-5738.
It is an honor and a privilege for DCPS to serve all our wonderful students and families, and we look forward to having your student continue to be part of the DCPS family for many years to come.
Regards,
Sharona
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Saludos a las familias y a los miembros de la comunidad:
Es tiempo de ir pensando en su escuela secundaria perteneciente a las DCPS para el próximo año y averiguar todo sobre las cosas maravillosas que suceden en la escuela secundaria dentro de su zona escolar. Si está interesado en alguna de las otras estupendas opciones de escuelas secundarias de las DCPS, la fecha límite para enviar la solicitud a la lotería escolar de My School DC para los estudiantes de 9no a 12mo grado es el lunes, 3 de febrero.
Queremos apoyarlo a tomar la mejor decisión para su hijo y su familia, así que si necesita más información sobre cualquiera de las fenomenales opciones de escuelas secundarias pertenecientes a las DCPS disponibles o si tiene preguntas sobre cómo enviar una solicitud a las escuelas pertenecientes a las DCPS a través de la lotería escolar de My School DC, comuníquese con el Equipo de Inscripción de las DCPS por el correo electrónico [email protected] o al (202) 478-5738.
Es un honor y un privilegio para las DCPS servirles a todos nuestros maravillosos estudiantes y a las familias y esperamos que su hijo siga formando parte de la familia de las DCPS durante muchos años por venir.
Atentamente,
Sharona
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Draft calendar dates for School Year 20-21 through School Year 22-23 are now available on the DCPS website, and we need your input. Please share your feedback between now and January 5 by visiting https://dcps.dc.gov/page/dcps-calendars.
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Las fechas propuestas para el calendario del año escolar 20-21 hasta el año escolar 22-23 ahora están disponibles en el sitio web de DCPS, y necesitamos su opinión. Comparta sus comentarios entre ahora y el 5 de enero visitando https://dcps.dc.gov/page/dcps-calendars.
Use the DCPS Events Calendar to search and plan for school closures, spring and winter break dates, teacher professional development days and other special events.
Special Community Meetings:
Proposed Closure of Washington Metropolitan High School
Join us to learn more about the proposed closure of Washington Metropolitan High School at the end of the 2019-2020 school year.
We want your feedback on this proposal!
Monday, December 9
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Washington Metropolitan HS
300 Bryant St. NW
Thursday, December 12
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Martha’s Table 2375 Elvans Road SE
For questions or to request childcare or interpretation
please contact [email protected]
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Reuniones comunitarias especiales:
El cierre propuesto de la Escuela SecundariaWashington Metropolitan
Acompáñenos para obtener más información sobre la propuesta para cerrar la Escuela Secundaria Washington Metropolitanal final del año escolar 2019-2020.
¡Queremos saber su opinión y comentarios sobre
esta propuesta!
lunes, 9 de diciembre
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Washington Metropolitan HS
300 Bryant St. NW
jueves, 12 de diciembre
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Martha’s Table 2375 Elvans Road SE
Si tiene preguntas o desea cuidado de niños o traducción, contáctenos a [email protected]
Attend the Ballou Feeder Fest on November 22/¡Asista al Festival de correspondencia escolar de la Noviembre el 22!
Greetings Ward 8 Families and Community Members,
I am excited to share that DC Public Schools will be hosting the Ballou Feeder Fest! The purpose of the Feeder Fest is for families and communities to learn more about the schools directly in their feeder pattern, and for schools to build and strengthen relationships within their feeder pattern. This event is like EdFEST but is feeder-specific and will be hosted at the feeder high school. It will be a great opportunity for families and community members to learn and build relationships with the many great DC Public Schools ready and available right in your feeder pattern.
See this flyer for more details, and below are the details for Ballou’s Feeder Fest:
• What: Ballou Feeder Fest
• When: Friday, November 22, 2019 – 4pm-7pm
• Where: Ballou High School – 3401 4th St. SE Washington, DC 20032
• Who: All current, in-boundary, and feeder families, feeder schools, and community members in Ballou High School’s feeder pattern are invited. Council members and other government officials have also been invited.
• RSVP: balloufest.eventbrite.com
• Additional Details: Feeder Fests will include remarks from the feeder high school, a building tour, student performances, popcorn, water, cotton candy, face painting, a live DJ, and more!
If you have any questions about the Feeder Fest, your feeder pattern, or the My School DC lottery in general, the DCPS Enrollment Team is ready to assist at [email protected] or (202) 478-5738.
We look forward to seeing you at your upcoming Feeder Fest!
Regards,
Sharona
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Saludos a las familias y a los miembros de la comunidad de las zona 8:
¡Me complace anunciarles que las Escuelas Públicas del Distrito de Columbia organizarán Festival de correspondencia escolar de la Ballou! El propósito de este Festival de correspondencia escolar es que las familias y las comunidades conozcan más sobre las escuelas que están directamente en su patrón de correspondencia y que las escuelas construyan y fortalezcan vínculos dentro de su patrón de correspondencia escolar. Este evento es como el EdFEST (Feria educativa), pero es específico para la correspondencia escolar y se llevará a cabo en la escuela secundaria con patrón de correspondencia. Será una gran oportunidad para que las familias y los miembros de la comunidad aprendan y construyan vínculos con muchas de las grandiosas Escuelas Públicas del Distrito de Columbia que están listas y disponibles justo allí en su patrón de correspondencia.
Para más detalles, consulte lo que está a continuación o échele un vistazo al volante oficial del Festival de correspondencia escolar.
• Qué: Festival de correspondencia escolar de la Ballou
• Cuándo: 22 de Noviembre – 4pm-7pm
• Dónde: Ballou High School – 3401 4th St. SE Washington, DC 20032
• Quiénes: Todas las familias actualmente inscritas, dentro de la zona escolar y con patrón de correspondencia, así como las escuelas y los miembros de la comunidad con patrón de correspondencia están invitados.
• RSVP: balloufest.eventbrite.com
• Los asistentes también disfrutarán de un refrigerio ligero y de la interpretación de un DJ.
Si tiene preguntas en general sobre el Festival de correspondencia escolar, su patrón de correspondencia o la lotería escolar de My School DC, el equipo de Inscripción de las DCPS está listo para ayudarlo por el correo electrónico [email protected] o al (202) 478-5738.
¡Esperamos verlo en el próximo Festival de correspondencia escolar!
Atentamente,
Sharona
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INFORMATION SHARING - This message has been sent to the families at Malcolm X ES @ Green because of an incident that occurred.
Dear Malcolm X Elementary School Parents and Families:
At Malcolm X, we highly value and are committed to fostering a safe and secure learning environment. A large part of that commitment is notifying parents of safety concerns when they arise.
Upon arrival this morning, we discovered there had been a break-in at our building overnight. We immediately contacted the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) and identified areas of the building that were vandalized. MPD and DC Public Schools Police arrived quickly, collected a report of the incident, and launched their proceedings. To be clear, students were never in danger as this incident occurred before student arrival.
Impacted classes were temporarily relocated to the cafeteria as their classrooms were cleaned. There is an increased police presence at our school right now due to the active investigation, so please do not be alarmed. Students will return to their classrooms after lunch.
There will be no afterschool programming today, as we work to clean and ensure the security of our building.
The safety of our students is paramount at all times. If you have any questions related to this incident, please call the school office at (202) 645-3409 or contact me via email at [email protected].
Thank you for your continued support.
Sincerely,
Zara Berry-Young
Principal, Malcolm X Elementary School
DC Public Schools is establishing a citywide Student Safety Task Force in order to engage families around the implementation of sexual misconduct policies and protocols, as well as student sexual health curricula. The task force will consist of 20-25 individuals and will meet from 6:00-8:00pm at DCPS Central Office (1200 First St NE) on the following dates:
September 25
October 30
November 20
The application takes between 2-3 minutes to complete and can be found at bit.ly/DCPSstudentsafety.
REMINDER
Chancellor Ferebee will be hosting “DCPS Dialogue” gatherings at schools, libraries and community centers across the District. The purpose is to host topic-specific conversations and gather feedback going into School Year 2019-2020. The next discussion will be in Ward 8 about Reducing Barriers for Attendance on July 17 from 6:00-7:30 at the Anacostia Library (1800 Good Hope Road, SE).
These discussions will be smaller group discussion formats with attendance capped at 20 people to keep the conversation intimate. To join us please sign up at https://bit.ly/dcpsdialogue2019. If you have questions, please contact [email protected] or 202-719-6613.
Sign-Up for Participants in DCPS Dialogues
In preparation for the upcoming school year, on Monday, July 15th at 11:30 am, Mayor Bowser is inviting families to join her at Mary’s Center in Ward 1 for free immunizations that will help protect our children from harmful disease. Immunization forms are now a part of DCPS’ enrollment forms, and this event will highlight the sites across the city where families can get free immunizations before August 26th. To prevent the spread of disease and keep our school communities healthy, all students attending DCPS, charter, private, and parochial schools must have up-to-date immunizations. All families are encouraged to join Mayor Bowser on Monday, so together, we can take this important step toward child healthcare.
There is still time to sign up for STARTALK Chinese Camp with DCPS!
DCPS Stakeholders,
Please see below for resources and opportunities to engage this summer.
PARENT RESOURCES FOR SUMMER READING
The DCPS English Language Arts (ELA) team has compiled texts and experiences for elementary and secondary grade levels to use during the summer that are aligned to the ELA curriculum. The lists are designed to provide students and families with guided choices as they engage in independent summer reading. Lists include a range of interests, "reading levels" and types of experiences; students should be encouraged to read texts that are interesting and explore exciting opportunities in the District.
YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD OF DC HEALTH RECRUITMENT
Interested in being a part of a citywide campaign around youth sexual health and getting paid for it? Apply today to be a member of the Youth Advisory Board of DC Health’s S*x Is… Campaign!
You must be between the age of 12-20 and a DC Resident to apply. You might be a good Board member if:
• You live in the District and are between the ages of 12 and 20.
• You’re good at listening and providing feedback.
• You like planning and attending events.
• You get excited about talking to your peers about health topics, including sexual health.
Find out more about the job description and other requirements here: bit.ly/2019YABApplication. To learn more about the S*x Is… campaign please go to https://sexisdc.org/
DCPS DIALOGUES WITH CHANCELLOR FEREBEE
Chancellor Ferebee will continue to host “DCPS Dialogues” over the summer. These small group gatherings at schools, libraries, and community centers across the District are centered on topic-specific conversations to gather feedback going into School Year 2019-2020 and provide intimate space for community voice to be heard.
The remaining Dialogues are:
Date/Time Location Topic
July 10th at 6pm Hardy Middle School Parent and School Partnerships Around Academics, Including Aspen Online Gradebook
July 17th at 6pm Anacostia Library Reducing Barriers for Attendance
August 7th at 6pm Tenley-Friendship Library Navigating Special Education in DCPS
August 15th at 9am Latin American Youth Center The International Family Experience in DCPS (conducted in Spanish)
To join us please sign up at bit.ly/dcpsdialogue2019. For questions, please contact [email protected] or 202-719-6613.
The Youth Advisory Board for DC Health’s S*x Is… campaign provides local youth between the ages of 12 and 20 with the opportunity to practice effective leadership skills while also connecting with other motivated young people across the District. The board will be trained to talk to peers and ad...
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Calling All DCPS Parents and Community Members:
Parent and Community Advisory Boards Applications Now Open!
DC Public Schools (DCPS) Leadership is looking for parents and community members to serve on advisory boards to learn more about DCPS priorities and guide DCPS leadership in their implementation of policies and initiatives over the 2019-2020 School Year through an external partnership lens. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to exhibit a strong connection to DCPS, a thoughtful approach to issues of equity and diversity, the ability to communicate well with other parents and school community stakeholders, and critical thinking toward the district-wide impact of DCPS decisions.
Boards Available for Application:
- Chancellor’s Advisory Board (Parents Only)
- System Operations Advisory Board (Parents and Community Members)
- Communication and Community Engagement Advisory Board (Parents and Community Members)
- Special Education Advisory Board (Parents Only, must have a child receiving special education services)
Male parents, East of the River parents, parents from diverse racial, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds, parents of students with special needs and engaged community members are encouraged to apply!
Applications can be found online at https://publicinput.com/advisoryboardapp19.
All applications are due by 11:59 on Friday, June 14, 2019.
For more information on each advisory board or the application process, please visit our website at bit.ly/dcpsboards2019 or call the Community Engagement Division at 202-719-6613.
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