Teachers say they need a new contract to help retain teachers, address safety issues, and improve diversity in staffing.
Oct 31, 2023
Under New Federal Grant, Ward 7 And 8 Middle Schoolers Will Get College Coaching And Financial Support
D.C. is one of six jurisdictions in the country to get the $21 million federal GEAR UP grant through which middle schoolers in lower-income communities will get support over a six-year period to get into and graduate from college.
Sep 25, 2023
D.C. Settles Lawsuit Over Failure To Provide Special Education At D.C. Jail During Pandemic
Students who were denied their right to special education at the jail will be provided with compensatory education packages, per the terms of the agreement.
DCPS has missed multiple deadlines for getting new food service contracts to the D.C. Council for review.
Due to a nursing shortage, school nurses will work under a new “cluster” model, serving multiple schools. DC Health says it’s a necessary short-term solution.
Feb 10, 2023
‘They Don’t Know Our Worth’: As Police Officers Dwindle In D.C. Schools, A Fight Is On To Bring Them Back
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says she wants to reverse the move by the council pulling officers out of schools.
After a 30-year absence, co-ed wrestling is back in D.C. public schools. The relaunch comes as wrestling is one of the fastest growing sports among girls in the U.S.


