The District of Columbia needs a vision that integrates school and neighborhood development needs, says Judi Jones, candidate for the Ward 4 seat on DC’s
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Training Youth in the Power of the Image: Critical Exposure in DC
Critical Exposure trains young people to use photography and advocacy to create change in their schools and communities. Tune in on Thursday, Jan. 29, at
Education and Inter-Generational Incarceration
Stuart Anderson, founder of Family and Friends of Incarcerated People, joined the Education Town Hall on Thursday, 1/8, to speak about education’s role in this
DC Council Candidate Eric J. Jones Talks Education
“We cannot evaluate mayoral control [of District of Columbia schools], because we don’t know what it was supposed to do,” Eric J. Jones, candidate for
School Boundaries and Equity: Washington DC Ponders Alternatives
Are school assignment boundaries about geography, social engineering, or school programming? Can redrawing school boundaries help achieve equity that has so far eluded a school
DC Schools Offer New Common Application System
Abigail Smith, DC’s Deputy Mayor for Education, provided an overview of the District’s new “My School DC” common application system on the Jan. 2 Education
Education Town Hall Forum 