SY13-14 School Contact List


1	2013-2014 PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL DIRECTORY
2		About the District of Columbia Public Charter School Board
3		Mission
4		The Board’s mission is to provide quality public school options for DC students, families, and communities.
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6		• Effective oversight;
7		• Meaningful support; and
8		• Active engagement of its stakeholders.
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10		Vision
11		The Board’s vision is to lead the transformation of public education in DC, and serve as a national role model for charter school authorizing and accountability.
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13		Our Role
14		PCSB is an independent body that has the power to open new DC public charter schools and evaluate
15		existing public charter schools for academic results, compliance with applicable local and federal laws and fiscal health. We are not a central office; each public charter school is independently run. PCSB holds public charter schools accountable for results on all of these measures and if a charter school fails to perform, PCSB has the authority to close a charter school.
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17		Monthly Meetings
18		PCSB accomplishes its role by holding monthly meetings of its seven-member Board, which are open to the public. For more information about board meetings, please call 202-328-2660, email dcpublic@dcpcsb.org or follow us on Twitter @dcpcsb.
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20		Current Members of the D.C. Public Charter School Board
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22		John H. “Skip” McKoy, Chair
23		Darren Woodruff, Ph.D., Vice Chair
24		Sara Mead
25		Don Soifer
26		Emily Bloomfield
27		Herbert Tillery
28		Barbara Nophiln
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31	School / Campus Name	Ward	Campus Street Address	Main Number Fax Number	Grade Level Range for SY 2012-13	PMF Tier
32	Achievement Prep Academy PCS - Middle	8	908 Wahler Place, SE 8	Main: 202-562-1214 Fax: 202-562-1219	4 - 8	1
33	Achievement Prep Academy PCS - Elementary	8	1500 Mississippi Avenue, SE 8	Main: 202-562-1214 Fax: 202-562-1219	K - 3	1
34	AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Southwest [Amidon]	6	401 I Street, SW 6	Main: 202-646-0094 Fax: 202-646-0095	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
35	AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Columbia Heights	1	2750 14th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-667-9490 Fax: 202-667-9493	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
36	AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Southeast [Douglass Knoll]	8	2017 Savannah Terrace, SE 8	Main: 202-629-4525 Fax: 202-629-2548	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
37	AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Lincoln Park	6	138 12th Street, NE 6	Main: 202-621-6581 Fax: 202-621-6584	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
38	AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Oklahoma Avenue	7	330 21st Street, NE 7	Main: 202-525-7807 Fax: 202-629-2189	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
39	Appletree Early Learning PCS - Southeast [Parkland]	8	2118 Ridgecrest Court, SE 8	Main: 202-506-1890 Fax: 202-506-1894	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
40	AppleTree Early Learning PCS -Southwest [Riverside]	6	680 I Street, SW 6	Main: 202-646-0500 Fax: 202-646-0510	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
41	Arts and Technology Academy PCS	7	5300 Blaine Street, NE 7	Main: 202-398-6811 Fax: 202-388-8467	PK3 - 5	3
42	BASIS DC PCS	2	410 8th Street, NW 2	Main: 202-393-5437 Fax: 202-803-5764	5 - 9	Accountability Plan
43	Booker T. Washington PCS	1	1346 Florida Avenue, NW 1	Main: 202-232-6090 Fax: 202-232-6282	9 - Adult Ed/GED	3
44	Bridges PCS	4	1250 Taylor Street, NW 4	Main: 202-545-0515 Fax: 202-545-0517	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
45	Bridges PCS	4	4300 13th Street, NW 4	Main: 202-545-0055 Fax: 202-545-0517	PK3 - 1	Accountability Plan
46	Briya PCS	1	2333 Ontario Road, NW 1	Main: 202-797-7337 Fax: 202-797-8470	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Accountability Plan
47	Briya PCS	1	1755 Newton Street, NW 1	Main: 202-797-7337 Fax: 202-797-8470	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Accountability Plan
48	Briya PCS	4	3912 Georgia Avenue, NW 4	Main: 202-545-2020 Fax: 202-797-8470	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Accountability Plan
49	Capital City PCS	4	100 Peabody Street, NW 4	Main: 202-808-9800 Fax: 202-387-7074	PK3 - 4	1
50	Capital City PCS - Middle School	4	100 Peabody Street, NW 4	Main: 202-808-9800 Fax: 202-387-1104	5 - 8	2
51	Capital City PCS-High School	4	100 Peabody Street, NW 4	Main: 202-808-9800 Fax: 202-387-1104	9 - 12	2
52	Carlos Rosario International PCS	1	1100 Harvard Street, NW 1	Main: 202-797-4700 Fax: 202-232-6442	Adult Ed/GED - Adult Ed/GED	Accountability Plan
53	Carlos Rosario International PCS	5	514 V Street, NE 5	Main: 202-797-4700 Fax: 202-232-6442	Adult Ed/GED - Adult Ed/GED	Accountability Plan
54	Cedar Tree PCS	8	701 Howard Road, SE 8	Main: 202-610-4193, 4194, 5780 Additional last four digits Fax: 202-610-2845	PK3 - K	Accountability Plan
55	Center City PCS	4	6008 Georgia Avenue, NW 4	Main: 202-723-3322 Fax: 202-291-0219	PK4 - 8	1
56	Center City PCS - Capitol Hill	6	1503 East Capitol Street, SE 6	Main: 202-547-7556 Fax: 202-547-5686	PK4 - 8	2
57	Center City PCS - Congress Heights	8	220 Highview Place, SE 8	Main: 202-562-7070 Fax: 202-574-5829	PK4 - 8	2
58	Center City PCS - Petworth	4	510 Webster Street, NW 4	Main: 202-726-9212 Fax: 202-726-3378	PK4 - 8	1
59	Center City PCS - Shaw	6	711 N Street, NW 6	Main: 202-234-1093 Fax: 202-462-6875	PK4 - 8	2
60	Center City PCS - Trinidad	5	1217 West Virginia Avenue, NE 5	Main: 202-397-1614 Fax: 202-398-4832	PK4 - 8	2
61	César Chávez PCS for Public Policy	6	709 12th Street, SE 6	Main: 202-547-3975 Fax: 202-547-3449	N/A - n/a	N/A
62	César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Chávez Prep	1	770 Kenyon Street, NW 1	Main: 202-723-3975 Fax: 202-547-3449	6 - 9	1
63	César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Capitol Hill	6	709 12th Street, SE 6	Main: 202-547-3424 Fax: 202-547-3449	9 - 12	2
64	César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Parkside Middle School	7	3701 Hayes Street, NE 7	Main: 202-398-2230 Fax: 202-398-2535	6 - 8	2
65	César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Parkside High School	7	3701 Hayes Street, NE 7	Main: 202-398-2230 Fax: 202-547-3449	9 - 12	2
66	Community Academy PCS	4	1300 Allison Street, NW 4	Main: 202-723-4100 Fax: 202-723-6867	PK3 - 5	2
67	Community Academy PCS - Amos 2	5	33 Riggs Road, NE 5	Main: 202-723-5136 Fax: 202-723-5139	PK3 - K	Accountability Plan
68	Community Academy PCS - Amos 3	5	1400 1st Street, NW 5	Main: 202-234-2122 Fax: 202-234-2166	PK3 - 5	2
69	Community Academy PCS - Butler Global	5	1400 1st Street, NW 5	Main: 202-234-2122 Fax: 202-234-2166	PK3 - 5	1
70	Community Academy PCS - CAPCS Online	N/A	5 Thomas Circle, NW N/A	Main: 540-788-1492 Fax: 877-843-5881	K - 8	2
71	Community College Preparatory Academy PCS	8	2405 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE 8	2405 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE 8	Adult Ed - Adult Ed	Accountability Plan
72	Creative Minds International PCS	1	3224 16th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-588-0370 Fax: 202-588-0263	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
73	DC Bilingual PCS	1	1420 Columbia Road, NW 1	Main: 202-332-4200 Fax: 202-745-2562	PK3 - 6	2
74	DC Prep PCS	5	707 Edgewood Street, NE 5	Main: 202-635-4590 Fax: 202-635-4591	PK3 - 8	N/A
75	DC Prep PCS - Benning Elementary	7	100 41st Street, NE 7	Main: 202-398-2838 Fax: 202-398-2839	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
76	DC Prep PCS - Benning Middle	7	100 41st Street, NE 7	Main: 202-398-2838 Fax: 202-398-2839	4 - 4	Accountability Plan
77	DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Elementary	5	707 Edgewood Street, NE 5	Main: 202-635-4411 Fax: 202-635-4412	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
78	DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Middle	5	701 Edgewood Street, NE 5	Main: 202-832-5700 Fax: 202-832-5701	4 - 8	1
79	DC Scholars PCS	7	5601 East Capitol Street, SE 7	Main: 202-559-6138 Fax: 202-618-9396	PK3 - 4	Accountability Plan
80	E.L. Haynes PCS - Georgia Avenue (Middle School)	1	3600 Georgia Avenue, NW 1	Main: 202-667-4446 Fax: 202-667-8811	4 - 8	1
81	E.L. Haynes PCS - Kansas Avenue (High School)	4	4501 Kansas Avenue, NW 4	Main: 202-706-5838 Fax: 202-706-5832	9 - 11	Accountability Plan
82	E.L. Haynes PCS - Kansas Avenue (Elementary School)	4	4501 Kansas Avenue, NW 4	Main: 202-706-5828 Fax: 202-706-5832	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
83	Eagle Academy PCS - New Jersey Avenue	6	1017 New Jersey Avenue, SE 6	Main: 202-459-6825 Fax: 202-479-6796	PK3 - 2	Accountability Plan
84	Eagle Academy PCS - Eagle Center at McGogney	8	3400 Wheeler Road, SE 8	Main: 202-544-2646 Fax: 202-544-0187	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
85	Early Childhood Academy PCS	8	4025 9th Street, SE 8	Main: 202-373-0035 Fax: 202-373-5586	PK3 - 3	Accountability Plan
86	Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS	5	3700 Oakview Terrace, NE 5	Main: 202-265-7237 Fax: 202-265-4656	PK3 - 6	2
87	Excel Academy PCS	8	2501 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE 8	Main: 202-373-0097 Fax: 202-373-0477	PK3 - 5	Accountability Plan
88	Friendship PCS - Community Office	5	120 Q Street, NE Suite 200 5	Main: 202-281-1700 Fax: 202-281-1799	N/A - N/A	N/A
89	Friendship PCS - Blow-Pierce Elementary & Middle	7	725 19th Street, NE 7	Main: 202-572-1070 Fax: 202-399-6157	PK3 - 8	2
90	Friendship PCS - Chamberlain Elementary & Middle	6	1345 Potomac Avenue, SE 6	Main: 202-547-5800 Fax: 202-547-4554	PK3 - 8	2
91	Friendship PCS - Collegiate Academy	7	4095 Minnesota Avenue, NE 7	Main: 202-396-5500 Fax: 202-396-8229	9 - 12	2
92	Friendship PCS - Southeast Elementary Academy	8	645 Milwaukee Place, SE 8	Main: 202-562-1980 Fax: 202-562-0726	PK3 - 5	2
93	Friendship PCS - Technology Preparatory Academy	8	620 Milwaukee Place, SE 8	Main: 202-562-1681 Fax: 202-562-1817	6 - 11	2
94	Friendship PCS - Woodridge Elementary & Middle	5	2959 Carlton Avenue, NE 5	Main: 202-635-6500 Fax: 202-635-6481	PK3 - 8	2
95	Hope Community PCS - Lamond	4	6200 Kansas Avenue, NE 4	Main: 202-722-4421 Fax: 202-722-4431	PK3 - 6	2
96	Hope Community PCS - Tolson	5	2917 8th Street, NE 5	Main: 202-832-7370 Fax: 202-832-7644	PK3 - 8	2
97	Hospitality High PCS	1	1851 9th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-737-4150 Fax: 202-737-4151	9 - 12	2
98	Howard University Math and Science PCS	1	405 Howard Place, NW 1	Main: 202-806-7725 Fax: 202-865-0271	6 - 8	1
99	Ideal Academy PCS	4	6130 North Capitol Street, NW 4	Main: 202-729-6660 Fax: 202-729-6677	PK3 - 8	3
100	Imagine Southeast PCS	8	3100 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE 8	Main: 202-561-1622 Fax: 202-561-1644	PK3 - 6	2
101	Ingenuity Prep PCS	8	4600 Livingston Road, SE 8	Main: 202-374-8458 Fax: None Provided	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
102	Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS	1	1328 Florida Avenue, NW 1	Main: 202-248-6825 Fax: 202-248-6939	PK3 - 5	Accountability Plan
103	IDEA PCS	7	1027 45th Street, NE 7	Main: 202-399-4750 Fax: 202-399-4387	9 - 12	3
104	KIPP DC PCS - Central Office	2	1003 K Street, NW 2	Main: 202-223-4505 Fax: 202-223-4504	N/A - N/A	N/A
105	KIPP DC - AIM Academy PCS	8	2600 Douglass Road, SE 8	Main: 202-678-5477 Fax: 202-678-4383	5 - 8	1
106	KIPP DC - College Preparatory PCS	8	2600 Douglass Road, SE 8	Main: 202-678-2527 Fax: 202-678-0082	9 - 12	1
107	KIPP DC - Discover Academy PCS	8	2600 Douglass Road, SE 8	Main: 202-678-7735 Fax: 202-678-0085	PK3 - K	Accountability Plan
108	KIPP DC - Heights Academy PCS	8	2600 Douglass Road, SE 8	Main: 202-610-5323 Fax: 202-610-6555	1 - 3	Accountability Plan
109	KIPP DC - Grow Academy PCS	2	421 P Street, NW 2	Main: 202-986-4769 Fax: 202-986-1625	PK3 - K	Accountability Plan
110	KIPP DC - LEAD Academy PCS	2	421 P Street, NW 2	Main: 202-223-4505 Fax: 202-223-4504	1 - 2	Accountability Plan
111	KIPP DC - WILL Academy PCS	2	421 P Street, NW 2	Main: 202-328-9455 Fax: 202-328-9457	4 - 8	1
112	KIPP DC - KEY Academy PCS	7	4801 Benning Road, SE 7	Main: 202-582-5477 Fax: 202-582-0152	5 - 8	1
113	KIPP DC - LEAP Academy PCS	7	4801 Benning Road, SE 7	Main: 202-582-5327 Fax: 202-582-4680	PK3 - K	Accountability Plan
114	KIPP DC - Promise Academy PCS	7	4801 Benning Road, SE 7	Main: 202-582-1390 Fax: 202-582-4686	1 - 4	Accountability Plan
115	KIPP DC - Connect Academy PCS	5	1375 Mount Olivet Road, NE 5	Main: 202-396-5477 Fax: 202-223-4504	PK3 - PK4	Accountability Plan
116	KIPP DC - Spring Academy PCS	5	1375 Mount Olivet Road, NE 5	Main: 202-397-5477 Fax: 202-223-4504	K - K	Accountability Plan
117	Latin American Montessori Bilingual PCS	5	1800 Perry Street, NE 5	Main: 202-726-6200 Fax: 202-722-4125	PK3 - 5	Accountability Plan
118	Latin American Montessori Bilingual PCS	4	1375 Missouri Avenue, NW 4	Main: 202-726-6200 Fax: 202-722-4125	PK3 - 3	1
119	LAYC Career Academy PCS	1	3047 15th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-319-2228 Fax: 202-462-5696	Age 16 - Age 24	Accountability Plan
120	Mary McLeod Bethune Day Academy PCS	5	1404 Jackson Street, NE 5	Main: 202-459-4710 ext. 600 Fax: 202-536-2670	PK3 - 8	2
121	Maya Angelou PCS - Evans High School	7	5600 East Capitol Street, NE 7	Main: 202-379-4335 Fax: 202-315-3995	9 - 12	Accountability Plan
122	Maya Angelou PCS - Evans Middle School	7	5600 East Capitol Street, NE 7	Main: 202-232-2885 Fax: 202-315-3995	7 - 8	3
123	Maya Angelou PCS - Young Adult Learning Center	7	5600 East Capitol Street, NE 7	Main: 202-289-8898 Fax: 202-315-3995	Age 17 - Age 24	Accountability Plan
124	Meridian PCS	1	2120 13th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-387-9830 Fax: 202-387-7605	PK3 - 8	2
125	Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS	1	3220 16th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-630-8373 Fax: 202-667-4811	PK3 - 2	Accountability Plan
126	National Collegiate Preparatory PCHS	8	4600 Livingston Road, SE 8	Main: 202-832-7737 Fax: 202-832-7736	9 - 12	2
127	The Next Step/El Próximo Paso PCS	1	3047 15th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-319-2249 Fax: 202-234-0001	Age 16 - Age 24	Accountability Plan
128	The Next Step PCS [Night School]	1	3047 15th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-319-2249 Fax: 202-234-0001	Age 18 - Age 24	Accountability Plan
129	Options Academy PCS	6	702 15th Street, NE 6	Main: 202-232-4627 Fax: 202-232-4502	6 - 12	Accountability Plan
130	Options PCS	6	1375 E Street, NE 6	Main: 202-547-1028 Fax: 202-547-1272	6 - 12	Accountability Plan
131	Paul PCS - Middle School	4	5800 8th Street, NW 4	Main: 202-291-7499 Fax: 202-291-7495	6 - 8	1
132	Paul PCS - International High School	4	5800 8th Street, NW 4	Main: 202-291-7499 Fax: 202-291-7495	9 - 10	Accountability Plan
133	Perry Street Preparatory PCS [Lower School]	5	1800 Perry Street, NE 5	Main: 202-529-4400 Fax: 202-526-2214	PK3 - 8	2
134	Perry Street Preparatory PCS [Upper School]	5	1800 Perry Street, NE 5	Main: 202-529-4400 Fax: 202-526-2214	9 - 12	2
135	Potomac Preparatory PCS	5	4401 8th Street, NE 5	Main: 202-526-6003 Fax: 202-526-6005	PK3 - 8	2
136	Richard Wright PCS for Journalism and Media Arts	6	770 M Street, SE 2nd Floor 6	Main: 202-388-1011 Fax: 202-388-5197	8 - 11	Accountability Plan
137	Roots PCS	4	15 Kennedy Street, NW 4	Main: 202-882-8073 Fax: 202-882-8075	PK3 - 8	2
138	SEED PCS of Washington, D.C.	7	4300 C Street, SE 7	Main: 202-248-7773 Fax: 202-248-3021	6 - 12	1
139	Sela PCS	4	6015-17 Chillum Place, NE 4	Main: 202-670-7352 Fax: None Provided	PK3 - 1	Accountability Plan
140	Shining Stars Montessori Academy PCS	1	1328 Florida Avenue, NW Annex 1	Main: 202-319-2307 Fax: 202-319-2309	PK3 - 2	Accountability Plan
141	Somerset Preparatory Academy PCS	8	3301 Wheeler Road, SE 8	Main: 202-562-9104 Fax: 202-457-1980	6 - 8	Accountability Plan
142	St. Coletta Special Education PCS	7	1901 Independence Avenue, SE 7	Main: 202-350-8680 Fax: 202-350-8699	Ungraded - Ungraded	Accountability Plan
143	Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS	8	2427 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE 8	Main: 202-563-6862 Fax: 202-563-6946	9 - 12	1
144	Tree of Life PCS	5	2315 18th Place, NE 5	Main: 202-832-1108 Fax: 202-832-1113	PK3 - 8	2
145	Two Rivers PCS [Elementary Facility]	6	1227 4th Street, NE 6	Main: 202-546-4477 Fax: 202-546-0869	PK3 - 5	1
146	Two Rivers PCS [Middle Facility]	6	1234 4th Street, NE 6	Main: 202-543-8477 Fax: 202-543-8479	6 - 8	Accountability Plan
147	Washington Latin PCS - Middle School	4	5200 2nd Street, NW 4	Main: 202-223-1111 Fax: 202-723-1171	5 - 8	1
148	Washington Latin PCS - Upper School	4	5200 2nd Street, NW 4	Main: 202-223-1111 Fax: 202-723-1171	9 - 12	1
149	Washington Mathematics Science Technology PCHS	5	1920 Bladensburg Road, NE 5	Main: 202-636-8011 Fax: 202-636-3495	9 - 12	2
150	Washington Yu Ying PCS	5	220 Taylor Street, NE 5	Main: 202-635-1950 Fax: 202-635-1960	PK4 - 6	1
151	William E. Doar, Jr. PCS for the Performing Arts	5	705 Edgewood Street, NE 5	Main: 202-269-4646 Fax: 202-403-3222	PK3 - 8	2
152	YouthBuild PCS	1	3014 14th Street, NW 1	Main: 202-319-0141 Fax: 202-518-0618	Adult Ed/GED (Age 16) - Adult Ed/GED (Age 24)	Accountability Plan
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154		Achievement Prep Academy PCS - Middle
155		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 86.3%)
156		Address	908 Wahler Place, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	John Green
157			www.aprepacademy.org
158			Main: 202-562-1214
159			Fax: 202-562-1219
160		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AchievementPrep	Executive Director	Shantelle Wright,
161			Twitter: @AchievementPrep		swright@aprepacademy.org
162		Grades Served and Enrollment	4 - 8	Principal	Susan Cannon, Chief Academic Officer
163		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	scannon@aprepacademy.org
164		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
165			-		Danielle Johnson, Families and Community Coordinator
166					Direct Phone: 202-562-1214 ext. 119
167			7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		djohnson@aprepacademy.org
168		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Takiyah Palmer, Scholar Support Coordinator
169		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tpalmer@aprepacademy.org
170		Achievement Prep is a college-preparatory public charter school located in Southeast Washington, DC, serving students in grades 4 through 8. Achievement Prep's mission is to prepare students to excel as high-achieving scholars and leaders in high school, college and beyond. Achievement Prep closes the achievement gap in education, levels the economic playing field and prepares all students for a future of college success through a rigorous college preparatory curriculum focused on the core academic areas of reading, writing, math, science and social studies/history. The school model is purposefully and strategically designed to combat the 4th-grade slump by beginning its enrollment at this critical educational stage and by implementing a rigorous academic program focused on literacy intervention, remediation and acceleration. Not only are high academics priority at Achievement Prep, through its Be the Dream character and leadership education program, but Achievement Prep also focuses on the development and practice of its DREAM values (Determination, Respect, Enthusiasm, Accountability and Mastery).
171		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
172		Accreditation:	#REF!
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175		Achievement Prep Academy PCS - Elementary
176		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 86.3%)
177		Address	1500 Mississippi Avenue, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	John Green
178			www.aprepacademy.org
179			Main: 202-562-1214
180			Fax: 202-562-1219
181		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AchievementPrep	Executive Director	Shantelle Wright,
182			Twitter: @AchievementPrep		swright@aprepacademy.org
183		Grades Served and Enrollment	K - 3	Principal	Susan Cannon, Chief Academic Officer
184		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	scannon@aprepacademy.org
185		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
186			-		Danielle Johnson, Families and Community Coordinator
187					Direct Phone: 202-562-1214 ext. 119
188			7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		djohnson@aprepacademy.org
189		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Takiyah Palmer, Scholar Support Coordinator
190		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	tpalmer@aprepacademy.org
191		Achievement Prep is a college-preparatory public charter school located in Southeast Washington, DC, serving students in grades K through 3. Achievement Prep's mission is to prepare students to excel as high-achieving scholars and leaders in high school, college and beyond. Achievement Prep closes the achievement gap in education, levels the economic playing field and prepares all students for a future of college success through a rigorous college preparatory curriculum focused on the core academic areas of reading, writing, math, science and social studies/history. The school model is purposefully and strategically designed to combat the 4th-grade slump by beginning its enrollment at this critical educational stage and by implementing a rigorous academic program focused on literacy intervention, remediation and acceleration. Not only are high academics priority at Achievement Prep, through its Be the Dream character and leadership education program, but Achievement Prep also focuses on the development and practice of its DREAM values (Determination, Respect, Enthusiasm, Accountability and Mastery).
192		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
193		Accreditation:	#REF!
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196		AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Southwest [Amidon]
197		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
198		Address	401 I Street, SW Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
199			www.appletreeinstitute.org
200			Main: 202-646-0094
201			Fax: 202-646-0095
202		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
203			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
204		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Jevonna Willis, Principal
205		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jevonna.willis@appletreeinstitute.org
206		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
207			-		Stephanie Grimes, School Administration Manager
208					Direct Phone: 202-646-0094
209			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		sgrimes@appletreeinstitute.org
210		Notes Regarding School Day	Students may be dropped off at 8 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
211		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
212		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
213		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
214		Accreditation:	#REF!
215
216		AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Columbia Heights
217		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
218		Address	2750 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
219
220			Main: 202-667-9490
221			Fax: 202-667-9493
222		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC		Anne Zummo-Malone,
223			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst	Executive Director	anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
224		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Ryan Tauriainen, Principal
225		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	ryan.tauriainen@appletreeinstitute.org
226		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
227			-		Tanya Johnson, School Administration Manager
228					Direct Phone: 202-667-9490
229			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		tjohnson@appletreeinstitute.org
230		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
231		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
232		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
233		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
234		Accreditation:	#REF!
235
236		AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Southeast [Douglass Knoll]
237		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
238		Address	2017 Savannah Terrace, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
239			www.appletreeinstitute.org
240			Main: 202-629-4525
241			Fax: 202-629-2548
242		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
243			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
244		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Shelton Lee, Principal
245		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	shelton.lee@appletreeinstitute.org
246		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
247			-		Rodney Fuller, School Administration Manager
248					Direct Phone: 202-629-2545
249			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		rodney.fuller@appletreeinstitute.org
250		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
251		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
252		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
253		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
254		Accreditation:	#REF!
255
256
257		AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Lincoln Park
258		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
259		Address	138 12th Street, NE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
260			www.appletreeinstitute.org
261			Main: 202-621-6581
262			Fax: 202-621-6584
263		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
264			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
265		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Karen Lamonth, Principal
266		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	karen.lamonth@appletreeinstitute.org
267		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
268			-		Tiffany Green, School Administration Manager
269					Direct Phone: 202-629-2545
270			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		tgreen@appletreeinstitute.org
271		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
272		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
273		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
274		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
275		Accreditation:	#REF!
276
277		AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Oklahoma Avenue
278		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
279		Address	330 21st Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
280			www.appletreeinstitute.org
281			Main: 202-525-7807
282			Fax: 202-629-2189
283		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
284			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
285		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Ntaka Wellington, Principal
286		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	ntaka.willington@appletreeinstitute.org
287		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
288			-		LaCiane Linthicum, School Administration Manager
289					Direct Phone: 202-525-7807
290			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		llinthicum@appletreeinstitute.org
291		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
292		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
293		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
294		First Academic Year of Operation: 2010-11
295		Accreditation:	#REF!
296
297		Appletree Early Learning PCS - Southeast [Parkland]
298		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
299		Address	2118 Ridgecrest Court, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
300			www.appletreeinstitute.org
301			Main: 202-506-1890
302			Fax: 202-506-1894
303		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
304			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
305		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Shelton Lee, Principal
306		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	shelton.lee@appletreeinstitute.org
307		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
308			-		Rodney Fuller, School Administration Manager
309					Direct Phone: 202-506-1890
310			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		rodney.fuller@appletreeinstitute.org
311		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
312		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
313		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
314		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
315		Accreditation:	#REF!
316
317		AppleTree Early Learning PCS -Southwest [Riverside]
318		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
319		Address	680 I Street, SW Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Jack McCarthy
320			www.appletreeinstitute.org
321			Main: 202-646-0500
322			Fax: 202-646-0510
323		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AppleTreeDC	Executive Director	Anne Zummo-Malone,
324			Twitter: @AppleTreeInst		anne.zummo-malone@appletreeinstitute.org
325		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Jevonna Willis, Principal
326		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jevonna.willis@appletreeinstitute.org
327		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
328			-		Stephanie Grimes, School Administration Manager
329					Direct Phone: 202-646-0500
330			8:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		sgrimes@appletreeinstitute.org
331		Notes Regarding School Day	Students may be dropped off at 8 a.m. Extended day goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Jade Bryant, Special Education Manager
332		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	jade.bryant@appletreeinstitute.org
333		The mission of AppleTree Early Learning Public Charter School (AELPCS) is to provide 3- and 4-year-olds with the social, emotional and cognitive foundations that will enable them to succeed in school. AELPCS implements a research-based instructional program that supports the development of young children’s language literacy and behavioral skills as well as their understanding of the world around them. The school uses a comprehensive integrated curriculum designed to engage young children in playful activities and to build on their natural eagerness to learn.
334		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
335		Accreditation:	#REF!
336
337		Arts and Technology Academy PCS
338		PMF Tier: 3		(Score: 34.3%)
339		Address	5300 Blaine Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Kimberly A. Smith
340			www.artstechacademy.org
341			Main: 202-398-6811
342			Fax: 202-388-8467
343		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Allison Artis ,
344			Twitter: N/A		aartis@dcata.org
345		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	, Principal
346		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal
347		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
348			-		Christine Edwards, Records Administrator
349					Direct Phone: 202-398-6811 ext. 5226
350			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		cedwards@dcata.org
351		Notes Regarding School Day	Fee-based Before and After Care.	Special Education Contact	Ashea Duncan, Special Education Coordinator
352		Notes Regarding School Day	Fee-based Before and After Care.	Special Education Contact	aduncan@dcata.org
353		ATA has designed a program to meet students' needs and exceed their parents' dreams. The curricular mixture of academics, technology and the arts seeks to propel students beyond their economically depressed community. The arts form the foundation for building students' academic prowess as well as a way to connect students to the great artists and leaders who were nurtured within their community. The arts program includes dance, drama, visual art and music appreciation, offering extensive access to instrumental and vocal music, film production, and the role of technology within the arts industry. To meet its high expectations, ATA runs an extended, seven-and-a half-hour school day and an extended school year. The basics, reading and math, are taught using a comprehensive approach to instruction that includes the Workshop Model and Balanced Literacy Approach. A multicultural social studies curriculum invites students to explore the history of ideas and different cultures. Current technology is integrated into various aspects of the academic program. Students have access to after-school tutoring, homework assistance and other extended learning opportunities . By design, the school program reflects the strengths of their heritage and creates many ways for students to express themselves and excel.
354		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
355		Accreditation:	#REF!
356
357		BASIS DC PCS
358		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
359		Address	410 8th Street, NW Washington, DC 2	Board Chair	Craig Barrett, Ph.D.
360			www.basisdc.org
361			Main: 202-393-5437
362			Fax: 202-803-5764
363		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/BASIS-DC/141406749252771	Executive Director	Carolyn McGarvey,
364			Twitter: N/A		carolyn.mcgarvey@basised.com
365		Grades Served and Enrollment	Ungraded - 9	Principal	Cameron Lewis, Head of School
366		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal
367		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
368			-		Abby BrisbonRegistrar
369			.		Direct Phone: 202-393-5437
370			8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
371		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Keith McNamara, Special Education Coordinator
372		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	keith.mcnamara@basisdc.org
373		BASIS DC will provide an academically excellent and rigorous liberal arts college preparatory education available to all middle and high school students living in the District of Columbia.
374		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-13
375		Accreditation:	#REF!
376
377		Booker T. Washington PCS
378		PMF Tier: 3		(Score: 30%)
379		Address	1346 Florida Avenue, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Dr. Richard A.English
380			www.btwschool.org
381			Main: 202-232-6090
382			Fax: 202-232-6282
383		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Booker-T-Washington-PCS_DC/118554074915	Executive Director	Edward Pinkard,
384			Twitter: @BTWSchoolDC		four_walls@verizon.net
385		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - Adult Ed/GED	Principal	G. Hope Asterilla, Ph.D., Principal
386		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	hasterilla@btwschool.org
387		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
388			-		Derrick McArthur, Assistant Registrar
389					Direct Phone: 202-232-6090
390			8:28 a.m. - 3:48 p.m.		dmcarthur@btwschool.org
391		Notes Regarding School Day	Adult education and GED programs, 4-8 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Barbara McNeill Tucker, Special Education Coordinator
392		Notes Regarding School Day	Adult education and GED programs, 4-8 p.m.	Special Education Contact	bmcneilltucker@btwschool.org
393		The mission of BTWPCS is to educate students in grades 9 through 12 and adults for the construction and building trades (carpentery, AutoCAD, plumbing, electrical wiring) and prepare them for lifelong learning. There is also an adult education and a GED component.
394		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
395		Accreditation:	#REF!
396
397		Bridges PCS
398		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
399		Address	1250 Taylor Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Debra Graham
400			www.bridgespcs.org
401			Main: 202-545-0515
402			Fax: 202-545-0517
403		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Olivia Smith ,
404			Twitter: @BridgesPCS		osmith@bridgespcs.org
405		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Olivia Smith, Principal / Director
406		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	osmith@bridgespcs.org
407		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
408			-		Kristel Guzman, Administrative Assistant
409					Direct Phone: 202-545-0515
410			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
411		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 pm.	Special Education Contact	Kelsey Skjei, Special Education Coordinator
412		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 pm.	Special Education Contact	kskjei@bridgespcs.org
413		Our mission is to provide an exemplary early childhood educational program for all preschoolers, with and without special needs. Our developmentally appropriate, family- and child-centered educational program nurtures students and expands their skills and abilities, building a foundation for lifelong learning. At Bridges we believe in the value of an educational experience shared by students of different backgrounds, interests and abilities. An inclusive education is beneficial to all of the students who have the opportunity to participate. Inclusion builds compassionate relationships among students, develops self-esteem in individuals, and develops the awareness that everyone has strengths and challenges. Ideally 50 percent of our student body will be typically developing, and 50 percent will have special needs. Bridges is an inclusive preschool and pre-K program for children ages 3-5.
414		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
415		Accreditation:	#REF!
416
417		Bridges PCS
418		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
419		Address	4300 13th Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Debra Graham
420			www.bridgespcs.org
421			Main: 202-545-0055
422			Fax: 202-545-0517
423		Connect	Facebook: N/A		Olivia Smith ,
424			Twitter: @BridgesPCS	Executive Director	osmith@bridgespcs.org
425		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 1	Principal	Olivia Smith, Principal / Director
426		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	osmith@bridgespcs.org
427		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
428			-		Kristel Guzman, Administrative Assistant
429					Direct Phone: 202-545-0515
430			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
431		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 pm.	Special Education Contact	Kelsey Skjei, Special Education Coordinator
432		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 pm.	Special Education Contact	kskjei@bridgespcs.org
433		Our mission is to provide an exemplary early childhood educational program for all preschoolers, with and without special needs. Our developmentally appropriate, family- and child-centered educational program nurtures students and expands their skills and abilities, building a foundation for lifelong learning. At Bridges we believe in the value of an educational experience shared by students of different backgrounds, interests and abilities. An inclusive education is beneficial to all of the students who have the opportunity to participate. Inclusion builds compassionate relationships among students, develops self-esteem in individuals, and develops the awareness that everyone has strengths and challenges. Ideally 50 percent of our student body will be typically developing, and 50 percent will have special needs. Bridges is an inclusive preschool and pre-K program for children ages 3-5.
434		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
435		Accreditation:	#REF!
436
437		Briya PCS
438		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
439		Address	2333 Ontario Road, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Daniela Carozza
440			www.briya.org
441			Main: 202-797-7337
442			Fax: 202-797-8470
443		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BriyaPCShttps://www.facebook.com/BriyaPCS	Executive Director	,
444			Twitter: @briyapcs		cmckay@briya.org
445		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Principal	Christie McKay, Executive Director
446		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cmckay@briya.org
447		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
448			-		Mirna Guardado, Registrar
449					Direct Phone: 202-797-7337
450			9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
451		Notes Regarding School Day	Classes for grades PK3-PK4 are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Adult ed and family literacy classes are from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	Alison Wilber, Special Education Coordinator
452		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	awilber@briya.org
453		The Education Strengthens Families (ESF) Public Charter School’s mission is to provide a high-quality education for adults and children that empowers families through a culturally sensitive family literacy model. The school offers six levels of family literacy classes, including adult and early childhood education, and Child Development Associate classes. Required components of adult family literacy classes include English as a Second Language, computer, and parenting classes and Parent and Child Together Time.
454		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
455		Accreditation:	#REF!
456
457		Briya PCS
458		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
459		Address	1755 Newton Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Daniela Carozza
460			www.briya.org
461			Main: 202-797-7337
462			Fax: 202-797-8470
463		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BriyaPCS	Executive Director	Christie McKay,
464			Twitter: @briyapcs		cmckay@briya.org
465		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Principal	Christie McKay, Executive Director
466		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cmckay@briya.org
467		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
468			-		Mirna Guardado, Registrar
469					Direct Phone: 202-797-7337
470			9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
471		Notes Regarding School Day	Classes are held 9-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-3 p.m. Evening classes are 6-9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	Alison Wilber, Special Education Coordinator
472		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	awilber@briya.org
473		The Education Strengthens Families (ESF) Public Charter School’s mission is to provide a high-quality education for adults and children that empowers families through a culturally sensitive family literacy model. The school offers six levels of family literacy classes, including adult and early childhood education, and Child Development Associate classes. Required components of adult family literacy classes include English as a Second Language, computer, and parenting classes and Parent and Child Together Time.
474		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
475		Accreditation:	#REF!
476
477		Briya PCS
478		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
479		Address	3912 Georgia Avenue, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Daniela Carozza
480			www.briya.org
481			Main: 202-545-2020
482			Fax: 202-797-8470
483		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BriyaPCS	Executive Director	Christie McKay,
484			Twitter: @briyapcs		cmckay@briya.org
485		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - Adult Ed/Family Literacy	Principal	Christie McKay, Executive Director
486		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cmckay@briya.org
487		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
488			-		evans, Registrar
489					Direct Phone: 202-797-7337
490			9 a.m. - 9 p.m.		mguardado@briya.org
491		Notes Regarding School Day	Classes are held 9-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-3 p.m. Evening classes are 6-9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	Alison Wilber, Special Education Coordinator
492		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	awilber@briya.org
493		The Education Strengthens Families (ESF) Public Charter School’s mission is to provide a high-quality education for adults and children that empowers families through a culturally sensitive family literacy model. The school offers six levels of family literacy classes, including adult and early childhood education, and Child Development Associate classes. Required components of adult family literacy classes include English as a Second Language, computer, and parenting classes and Parent and Child Together Time.
494		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
495		Accreditation:	#REF!
496
497		Capital City PCS
498		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 65.3%)
499		Address	100 Peabody Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Anne Wallestad
500			www.ccpcs.org
501			Main: 202-808-9800
502			Fax: 202-387-7074
503		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapitalCityPCS	Executive Director	Karen Dresden,
504			Twitter: @CapitalCityPCS		kdresden@ccpcs.org
505		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 4	Principal	Amy Wendel, Principal
506		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	awendel@ccpcs.org
507		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
508			-		Luciana Maggiolo, Admissions and Outreach Coordinator
509					Direct Phone: 202-808-9800
510			8:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		lmaggiolo@ccpcs.org
511		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	LeShone HoSang Navies, Director of Student Services
512		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	lhnavies@ccpcs.org
513		Capital City Public Charter School enables a diverse group of students to meet high expectations, develop creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, achieve a deep understanding of complex subjects, acquire a love of learning, along with a strong sense of community and character. We will graduate young adults who are self-directed, intellectually engaged and possess a commitment to personal and civic responsibility.
514		First Academic Year of Operation: 2000-01
515		Accreditation:	#REF!
516
517		Capital City PCS - Middle School
518		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 63.5%)
519		Address	100 Peabody Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Anne Wallestad
520			www.ccpcs.org
521			Main: 202-808-9800
522			Fax: 202-387-1104
523		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapitalCityPCS	Executive Director	Karen Dresden,
524			Twitter: @CapitalCityPCS		kdresden@ccpcs.org
525		Grades Served and Enrollment	5 - 8	Principal	Laina Cox, Principal
526		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	lcox@ccpcs.org
527		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
528			-		Luciana Maggiolo, Admissions and Outreach Coordinator
529					Direct Phone: 202-808-9800
530			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		lmaggiolo@ccpcs.org
531		Notes Regarding School Day	\	Special Education Contact	Wanda Gregory, Director of Student Services & LEA Director of Special Education
532		Notes Regarding School Day	\	Special Education Contact	wgregory@ccpcs.org
533		Capital City Public Charter School enables a diverse group of students to meet high expectations, develop creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, achieve a deep understanding of complex subjects, acquire a love of learning, along with a strong sense of community and character. We will graduate young adults who are self-directed, intellectually engaged and possess a commitment to personal and civic responsibility.
534		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
535		Accreditation:	#REF!
536
537		Capital City PCS-High School
538		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 53.9%)
539		Address	100 Peabody Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair &	Anne Wallestad
540			www.ccpcs.org
541			Main: 202-808-9800
542			Fax: 202-387-1104
543		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapitalCityPCS	Executive Director	Karen Dresden,
544			Twitter: @CapitalCityPCS		kdresden@ccpcs.org
545		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Belicia Reaves, Principal
546		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	breaves@ccpcs.org
547		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
548			-		Luciana Maggiolo, Admissions and Outreach Coordinator
549					Direct Phone: 202-808-9800
550			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		lmaggiolo@ccpcs.org
551		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Roilyn Graves, Director of Student Services
552		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	rgraves@ccpcs.org
553		Capital City Public Charter School enables a diverse group of students to meet high expectations, develop creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, achieve a deep understanding of complex subjects, acquire a love of learning, along with a strong sense of community and character. We will graduate young adults who are self-directed, intellectually engaged and possess a commitment to personal and civic responsibility.
554		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
555		Accreditation:	#REF!
556
557		Carlos Rosario International PCS
558		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
559		Address	1100 Harvard Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair &	Alberto Gomez
560			www.carlosrosario.org
561			Main: 202-797-4700
562			Fax: 202-232-6442
563		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarlosRosarioSchool	Executive Director	Sonia Gutierrez,
564			Twitter: N/A		sgutierrez@carlosrosario.org
565		Grades Served and Enrollment	Adult Ed/GED - Adult Ed/GED	Principal	Ryan Monroe, Ph.D., Principal
566		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rmonroe@carlosrosario.org
567		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
568			-		Patricio Sanchez, Registrar
569					Direct Phone: 202-797-4700 ext. 130
570			8:45 a.m. - 9 p.m.		psanchez@carlosrosario.org
571		Notes Regarding School Day	Workforce classes, 6-10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	,
572		Notes Regarding School Day	Workforce classes, 6-10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact
573		The Carlos Rosario School is a nationally recognized, accredited and award-winning model in the field of adult education. The school offers three-hour classes in the mornings, afternoons and evenings during the week and serves more than 2,000 students annually. In its 40 years as an institution in the District of Columbia, the school has served more than 60,000 students and has won numerous awards for its programs, including being named a “national model” for excellence in adult education by the U.S. Department of Education. In 2009 the DC Public Charter School Board found Carlos Rosario “exemplary” in all areas in the high-stakes fifth-year review. Programs include English as a Second Language – Levels 1 through 8, GED, citizenship and computer literacy. Career skills programs include Microsoft Office applications, culinary arts, computer support specialist and nurse aide training.
574		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
575		Accreditation:	#REF!
576
577		Carlos Rosario International PCS
578		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
579		Address	514 V Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Alberto Gomez
580			www.carlosrosario.org
581			Main: 202-797-4700
582			Fax: 202-232-6442
583		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarlosRosarioSchool	Executive Director	Sonia Gutierrez,
584			Twitter: N/A		sgutierrez@carlosrosario.org
585		Grades Served and Enrollment	Adult Ed/GED - Adult Ed/GED	Principal	Jorge Delgado, Principal
586		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jdelgado@carlosrosario.org
587		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
588			-		Patricio Sanchez, Registrar
589					Direct Phone: 202-797-4700 ext. 130
590			8:45 a.m. - 9 p.m.		psanchez@carlosrosario.org
591		Notes Regarding School Day	Workforce classes, 6-10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	,
592		Notes Regarding School Day	Workforce classes, 6-10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact
593		The Carlos Rosario School is a nationally recognized, accredited and award-winning model in the field of adult education. The school offers three-hour classes in the mornings, afternoons and evenings during the week and serves more than 2,000 students annually. In its 40 years as an institution in the District of Columbia, the school has served more than 60,000 students and has won numerous awards for its programs, including being named a “national model” for excellence in adult education by the U.S. Department of Education. In 2009 the DC Public Charter School Board found Carlos Rosario “exemplary” in all areas in the high-stakes fifth-year review. Programs include English as a Second Language – Levels 1 through 8, GED, citizenship and computer literacy. Career skills programs include Microsoft Office applications, culinary arts, computer support specialist and nurse aide training.
594		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
595		Accreditation:	#REF!
596
597		Cedar Tree PCS
598		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
599		Address	701 Howard Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Dr. Carla Bailey
600			cedartree-dc.org
601			Main: 202-610-4193, 4194, 5780 Additional last four digits
602			Fax: 202-610-2845
603		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CedarTreeDC	Executive Director	Dr. LaTonya Henderson,
604			Twitter: @cedartreedc		lhenderson@cedartree-dc.org
605		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - K	Principal	Dr. LaTonya Henderson, Principal
606		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	lhenderson@cedartree-dc.org
607		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
608			-		,
609					Direct Phone:
610			7:40:00 - 15:30:00
611		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	,
612		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
613		Cedar Tree is one of the District of Columbia's leading charter schools. We are focused on student achievement and providing the highest quality education possible. We offer a highly structured curriculum that sets high expectations and is tailored to meet the individual needs of each student. We are committed to working closely with the community to ensure its continued growth.
614		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013
615		Accreditation:	#REF!
616
617
618		Center City PCS
619		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 67.8%)
620		Address	6008 Georgia Avenue, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair &	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
621			www.centercitypcs.org
622			Main: 202-723-3322
623			Fax: 202-291-0219
624		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
625			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS		rwilliams@centercitypcs.org
626		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	Shavone Gibson, Principal
627		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	sgibson@centercitypcs.org
628		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
629			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
630					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202 ext. 120
631			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mmartin@centercitypcs.org
632		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
633		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
634		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
635		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
636		Accreditation:	#REF!
637
638		Center City PCS - Capitol Hill
639		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 59.5%)
640		Address	1503 East Capitol Street, SE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
641			www.centercitypcs.org
642			Main: 202-547-7556
643			Fax: 202-547-5686
644		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
645			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS		rwilliams@centercitypcs.org
646		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	Sharise Deal, Principal
647		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	sdeal@centercitypcs.org
648		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
649			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
650					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202 ext. 120
651			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mmartin@centercitypcs.org
652		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
653		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
654		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
655		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
656		Accreditation:	#REF!
657
658		Center City PCS - Congress Heights
659		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 37%)
660		Address	220 Highview Place, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
661			www.centercitypcs.org
662			Main: 202-562-7070
663			Fax: 202-574-5829
664		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
665			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS		rwilliams@centercitypcs.org
666		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	Niya White, Principal
667		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	nwhite@centercitypcs.org
668		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
669			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
670					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202 ext. 120
671			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mmartin@centercitypcs.org
672		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
673		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
674		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
675		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
676		Accreditation:	#REF!
677
678		Center City PCS - Petworth
679		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 69.3%)
680		Address	510 Webster Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
681			www.centercitypcs.org
682			Main: 202-726-9212
683			Fax: 202-726-3378
684		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
685			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS		rwilliams@centercitypcs.org
686		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	Nazo Burgy, Principal
687		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	nburgy@centercitypcs.org
688		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
689			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
690					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202
691			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mmartin@centercitypcs.org
692		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
693		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
694		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
695		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
696		Accreditation:	#REF!
697
698
699		Center City PCS - Shaw
700		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 50.4%)
701		Address	711 N Street, NW Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
702			www.centercitypcs.org
703			Main: 202-234-1093
704			Fax: 202-462-6875
705		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
706			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS		rwilliams@centercitypcs.org
707		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	Demetria Gartrell, Principal
708		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dgartrell@centercitypcs.org
709		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
710			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
711					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202
712			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mmartin@centercitypcs.org
713		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
714		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
715		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
716		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
717		Accreditation:	#REF!
718
719		Center City PCS - Trinidad
720		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 61.1%)
721		Address	1217 West Virginia Avenue, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Ralph F. Boyd, Jr.
722			www.centercitypcs.org
723			Main: 202-397-1614
724			Fax: 202-398-4832
725		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CenterCityPCS	Executive Director	Russ Williams,
726			Twitter: @CenterCityPCS
727		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 8	Principal	LaRon Martin, Principal
728		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	lmartin@centercitypcs.org
729		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
730			-		Maya Martin, Director of Academic Support for Student Enrichment
731					Direct Phone: 202-589-0202
732			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
733		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Toni Barton, Director of Student Support Services
734		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tbarton@centercitypcs.org
735		The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century
736		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
737		Accreditation:	#REF!
738
739		César Chávez PCS for Public Policy
740		PMF Tier: N/A
741		Address	709 12th Street, SE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Kathy Bihr
742			www.chavezschools.org
743			Main: 202-547-3975
744			Fax: 202-547-3449
745		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChavezSchools	Executive Director	,
746			Twitter: @chavezschools
747		Grades Served and Enrollment	N/A - n/a	Principal	,
748		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal
749		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
750					Charmayne Crider; Susan Flora, Operations and Compliance Coordinator; Director of Operations
751					Direct Phone: 202-547-3975 ext. 16
752			8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.		charmayne.crider@chavezschools.org; susan.flora@chavezschools.org
753		Notes Regarding School Day	Hours vary by campus; please see campus specific information for hours.	Special Education Contact	Gerard Jackson, Director of Special Education
754		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	gerard.jackson@chavezschools.org
755		The César Chávez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy provide a high-quality public school option for young people residing in the District of Columbia’s most impoverished and underserved communities. The Chávez schools prepare DC students to succeed in competitive colleges so that they can use their lives to make a positive difference in the world. Our vision is for all Chávez alumni to enter and graduate from competitive colleges and universities and regardless of their profession to become productive citizens making positive contributions in their families, their jobs, their communities, and the world. Chávez is known nationally as the preeminent school for public policy. Our reputation as a great school leads to a long waiting list at all of our campuses.
756		First Academic Year of Operation: N/A
757		Accreditation:	#REF!
758
759		César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Chávez Prep
760		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 66.6%)
761		Address	770 Kenyon Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Kathy Bihr
762			www.chavezschools.org
763			Main: 202-723-3975
764			Fax: 202-547-3449
765		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChavezSchools	Executive Director	,
766			Twitter: @chavezschools
767		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 9	Principal	Robert McCarty, Principal
768		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	robert.mccarty@chavezschools.org
769		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
770			-		Charmayne Crider; Susan Flora, Operations and Compliance Coordinator; Director of Operations
771					Direct Phone: 202-723-3975 ext. 21 or ext. 16
772			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
773		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:25 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Meredith Flynn, Special Education Coordinator
774		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:25 p.m.	Special Education Contact	meredith.flynn@chavezschools.org
775		The César Chávez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy provide a high quality public school option for young people residing in the District of Columbia’s most impoverished and underserved communities. The Chávez schools prepare DC students to succeed in competitive colleges so that they can use their lives to make a positive difference in the world.
776		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
777		Accreditation:	#REF!
778
779
780		César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Capitol Hill
781		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 52.6%)
782		Address	510 Webster Street, NW Washington, DC	Board Chair	Kathy Bihr
783			www.centercitypcs.org
784			Main: 202-726-9212
785			Fax: 202-726-3378
786		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChavezSchools	Executive Director	,
787			Twitter: @chavezschools
788		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Zenada Mahon, Principal
789		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	zenada.mahon@chavezschools.org
790		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
791			-		Charmayne Crider; Susan Flora, Operations and Compliance Coordinator; Director of Operations
792					Direct Phone: 202-547-3975 ext. 21 or ext. 16
793			8:10 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.		charmayne.crider@chavezschools.org; susan.flora@chavezschools.org
794		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Lindsey Hayes, Special Education Coordinator
795		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	lindsey.hayes@chavezschools.org
796		The César Chávez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy provide a high-quality public school option for young people residing in the District of Columbia’s most impoverished and underserved communities. The Chávez schools prepare DC students to succeed in competitive colleges so that they can use their lives to make a positive difference in the world.
797		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
798		Accreditation:	#REF!
799
800		César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Parkside Middle School
801		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 47.3%)
802		Address	3701 Hayes Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Kathy Bihr
803			www.chavezschools.org
804			Main: 202-398-2230
805			Fax: 202-398-2535
806		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChavezSchools	Executive Director	,
807			Twitter: @chavezschools
808		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 8	Principal	Dwan Jordon, Principal
809		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dwan.jordon@chavezschools.org
810		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
811			-		Charmayne Crider; Susan FloraOperations and Compliance Coordinator; Director of Operations
812			.		Direct Phone: 202-547-3975 ext. 21 or ext. 16
813			7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.		charmayne.crider@chavezschools.org; susan.flora@chavezschools.org
814		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Vacant,
815		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Fridays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact
816		The César Chávez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy provide a high-quality public school option for young people residing in the District of Columbia’s most impoverished and underserved communities. The Chávez schools prepare DC students to succeed in competitive colleges so that they can use their lives to make a positive difference in the world.
817		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
818		Accreditation:	#REF!
819
820		César Chávez PCS for Public Policy - Parkside High School
821		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 56.6%)
822		Address	3701 Hayes Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Kathy Bihr
823			www.chavezschools.org
824			Main: 202-398-2230
825			Fax: 202-547-3449
826		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChavezSchools	Executive Director	,
827			Twitter: @chavezschools
828		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Dwan Jordon, Principal
829		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dwan.jordon@chavezschools.org
830		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
831			-		Charmayne Crider; Susan Flora, Operations and Compliance Coordinator; Director of Operations
832					Direct Phone: 202-547-3975 ext. 21 or ext. 16
833			8:05 a.m. - 3:48 p.m.		charmayne.crider@chavezschools.org; susan.flora@chavezschools.org
834		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 3:12 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Kenny Wright (MS & HS), Special Education Coordinator
835		Notes Regarding School Day	Early release on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 3:12 p.m.	Special Education Contact	kenny.wright@chavezschools.org
836		The César Chávez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy provide a high-quality public school option for young people residing in the District of Columbia’s most impoverished and underserved communities. The Chávez schools prepare DC students to succeed in competitive colleges so that they can use their lives to make a positive difference in the world.
837		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
838		Accreditation:	#REF!
839
840		Community Academy PCS
841		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 48.7%)
842		Address	1300 Allison Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Ernest Green, Jr.
843			www.capcs.org
844			Main: 202-723-4100
845			Fax: 202-723-6867
846		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Brenda Bethea,
847			Twitter: N/A		brendabethea@capcs.org
848		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Masi Preston, Academy Leader
849		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	masipreston@capcs.org
850		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
851			-		Francine Hayman, Office Manager
852					Direct Phone: 202-723-4100
853			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		francinehayman@capcs.org
854		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Cherrye Jeter, Director of Student Support Services
855		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	CherryeJeter@CAPCS.org
856		Amos 1, our original and flagship campus, offers a curricular focus on the humanities with an emphasis on literacy, critical and imaginative thinking, open-minded discussion and respect for others from PK3 through grade 5. Active parental involvement is encouraged through multiple channels.
857		First Academic Year of Operation: 1997-98
858		Accreditation:	#REF!
859
860		Community Academy PCS - Amos 2
861		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
862		Address	33 Riggs Road, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Ernest Green, Jr.
863			www.capcs.org
864			Main: 202-723-5136
865			Fax: 202-723-5139
866		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Brenda Bethea,
867			Twitter: N/A		brendabethea@capcs.org
868		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - K	Principal	Tanya Morgan, Academy Leader
869		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tanyamorgan@capcs.org
870		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
871			-		Sondra Henderson, Office Manager
872					Direct Phone: 202-723-5136
873			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		sondrahenderson@capcs.org
874		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Cherrye Jeter, Director of Student Support Services
875		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	CherryeJeter@CAPCS.org
876		All CAPCS campuses share a vision of providing children with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to achieve academically and socially. Parent engagement is heavily stressed. The world-renowned Reggio-Emilia early childhood system inspired the CAPCS early childhood program, using an art-infused, project-based approach to instruction that establishes a firm foundation for academic success in our youngest learners.
877		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
878		Accreditation:	#REF!
879
880
881		Community Academy PCS - Amos 3
882		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 35.4%)
883		Address	1400 1st Street, NW Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Ernest Green, Jr.
884			www.capcs.org
885			Main: 202-234-2122
886			Fax: 202-234-2166
887		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Brenda Bethea,
888			Twitter: N/A		brendabethea@capcs.org
889		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Rachelle Roberts, Academy Leader
890		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rachelleroberts@capcs.org
891		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
892			-		Shirley Toussaint, Office Manager
893					Direct Phone: 202-234-2122
894			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		shirleytoussaint@capcs.org
895		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Eric Morgan, Director of Student Support Services
896		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	ericmorgan@CAPCS.org
897		All CAPCS campuses share a vision of providing children with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to achieve academically and socially. Parent engagement is heavily stressed. Both the Amos 3 Lower School, which serves PK3 through grade 3, and the Upper School, which serves grades 4 through 8, have a curricular focus on math, science and technology. Students are exposed to several career fields in these areas as they develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in addition to acquiring knowledge across all subject areas. Strong emphasis is placed on seeing that students are prepared academically and socially to move on to secondary school.
898		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
899		Accreditation:	#REF!
900
901		Community Academy PCS - Butler Global
902		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 65%)
903		Address	1400 1st Street, NW Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Ernest Green, Jr.
904			www.capcs.org
905			Main: 202-234-2122
906			Fax: 202-234-2166
907		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Brenda Bethea,
908			Twitter: N/A		brendabethea@capcs.org
909		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	William N. Thomas, IV, Academy Leader
910		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	williamnthomas@capcs.org
911		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
912			-		Vida Thomas, Office Manager
913					Direct Phone: 202-332-6565
914			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		vidathomas@capcs.org
915		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:30 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Eric Morgan, Director of Student Support Services
916		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	ericmorgan@CAPCS.org
917		All CAPCS campuses share a vision of providing children with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to achieve academically and socially. Parent engagement is heavily stressed. The Butler Global campus has a global studies curricular focus. Children explore the art, history, language, geography and culture of other countries and how it connects to them.
918		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
919		Accreditation:	#REF!
920
921		Community Academy PCS - CAPCS Online
922		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 55.4%)
923		Address	5 Thomas Circle, NW Washington, DC N/A	Board Chair	Ernest Green, Jr.
924			www.k12.com/capcs
925			Main: 540-788-1492
926			Fax: 877-843-5881
927		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Brenda Bethea,
928			Twitter: N/A		brendabethea@capcs.org
929		Grades Served and Enrollment	K - 8	Principal	John Sloane, Head of School
930		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jsloane@k12.com
931		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
932			-		John Sloane, Head of School
933					Direct Phone: 540-788-1492
934			Varied - Varied
935		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Aaron Cahn, Director of Student Support Services
936		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	acahn@k12.com
937		CAPCS and K12 have partnered to create DC's only online elementary school program. CAPCS Online uses the award-winning K12 curriculum to bring Core Knowledge lessons to life with a mixture of online and offline teaching tools including interactive animations, printed materials, original CDs, videos and hands-on materials for experiments and ongoing assessment.
938		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
939		Accreditation:	#REF!
940
941		Community College Preparatory Academy PCS
942		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
943		Address	2405 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	LaRuby May
944			www.ccprepacademy.com/‎
945			Main: (202) 610- 5780
946			Fax: 202-318-2519
947		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	C. Vanessa Spinner,
948			Twitter: N/A		connie@ccprep-academy.org
949		Grades Served and Enrollment	Adult Ed - Adult Ed	Principal	C. Vanessa Spinner, Principal
950		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	connie@ccprepacademy.com
951		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
952			-		Jessica Curry, Adminstrative Manager
953			9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.		Direct Phone: (202) 810- 5780
954
955		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	,
956		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
957		The mission of the Community College Preparatory Academy is to provide the education and skills development that will empower and prepare under-credited adults for postsecondary education success, viable employment and lifelong learning.
958		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
959		Accreditation:	#REF!
960
961		Creative Minds International PCS
962		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
963		Address	3224 16th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Yamillett Fuentes, Board Chair
964			www.creativemindspcs.org
965			Main: 202-588-0370
966			Fax: 202-588-0263
967		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Golnar Abedin, Ph.D.,
968			Twitter: N/A		golnar.abedin@creativemindspcs.org
969		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Golnar Abedin, Ph.D., Executive Director / Principal
970		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	golnar.abedin@creativemindspcs.org
971		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
972			-		James Lafferty-Furphy, Director of Operations
973					Direct Phone: 202-716-7261
974			8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
975		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast served at 8:15 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Penelope Miller, Inclusions Specialist
976		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast served at 8:15 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	penelope.miller@creativemindspcs.org
977		The goal of Creative Minds International Public Charter School is to offer students a rigorous education plan that provides them with the skills required for successful participation in a global society. To accomplish our mission, we have designed a highly engaging program based on an international, project –and arts-based curriculum that includes foreign language instruction as well as standards-based literacy and mathematics.
978		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-13
979		Accreditation:	#REF!
980
981		DC Bilingual PCS
982		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 60.3%)
983		Address	1420 Columbia Road, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Lester Matlock
984			www.dcbilingual.org
985			Main: 202-332-4200
986			Fax: 202-745-2562
987		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DCBilingual?fref=ts		Myrna Peralta,
988			Twitter: @CentroNia	Executive Director	mperalta@centronia.org
989		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 6	Principal	Wanda Perez , Principal
990		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	wperez@centronia.org
991		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
992			-		Roxana Aguilera , Office Manager
993					Direct Phone: 202-332-4200 ext.1010
994			8:10 a.m. - 4 p.m.		raguilera@centronia.org
995		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is available for all students at 7:45 a.m.	Special Education Contact	Rocio Tyler , Special Education Coordinator
996		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is available for all students at 7:45 a.m.	Special Education Contact	rtyler@centronia.org
997		DC Bilingual PCS is a learning community that ensures high academic achievement for all students, develops leadership, and values all cultures through an innovative, developmentally appropriate, two-way Spanish-English immersion curriculum.
998		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
999		Accreditation	#REF!
1000
1001		DC Prep PCS
1002		PMF Tier: N/A
1003		Address	707 Edgewood Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Le Roy (Terry) Eakin III, Board Chair
1004			http://www.dcprep.org/
1005			Main: 202-635-4590
1006			Fax: 202-635-4591
1007		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcprep	Executive Director	Emily Lawson,
1008			Twitter: @DCPrep		ceo@dcprep.org
1009		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	N/A, N/A
1010		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	N/A
1011		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1012			-		Sujata Bhat, Director of Operations
1013					Direct Phone: 202-635-4590 ext. 240
1014			9 a.m. - 6 p.m.		sbhat@dcprep.org
1015		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	Rebecca Yerman, Director of Special Education
1016		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	ryerman@dcprep.org
1017		DC Prep is the highest-performing network of charter schools in Washington, currently serving 1,100 students in PK3 through grade 8 at three campuses in Wards 5 and 7. Over the next decade, DC Prep will grow to 10 campuses enrolling 3,300 students, or 10 percent of the early childhood, elementary, and middle school students in Wards 5, 7 and 8 – Washington's most under-resourced communities. DC Prep’s mission is to bridge the educational divide in Washington by increasing the number of students from underserved communities with the academic preparation and personal character to succeed in competitive high schools and colleges.
1018		First Academic Year of Operation:
1019		Accreditation:	#REF!
1020
1021
1022		DC Prep PCS - Benning Elementary
1023		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1024		Address	100 41st Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Le Roy (Terry) Eakin III, Board Chair
1025			http://www.dcprep.org/
1026			Main: 202-398-2838
1027			Fax: 202-398-2839
1028		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcprep	Executive Director	Emily Lawson,
1029			Twitter: @DCPrep		ceo@dcprep.org
1030		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Raymond Weeden, Principal
1031		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rweeden@dcprep.org
1032		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1033			-		Sujata Bhat, Director of Operations
1034					Direct Phone: 202-635-4590 ext. 240
1035			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1036		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	Rebecca Yerman, Director of Special Education
1037		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	ryerman@dcprep.org
1038		DC Prep's Benning Elementary campus provides a developmentally appropriate, academically challenging education for PK3 through grade 3 students. The Benning campus will "grow up" a grade each year until grade 8, ensuring the academic and social foundations necessary for success in college preparatory high schools and beyond.
1039		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
1040		Accreditation:	#REF!
1041
1042		DC Prep PCS - Benning Middle
1043		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1044		Address	100 41st Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Le Roy (Terry) Eakin III, Board Chair
1045			http://www.dcprep.org/
1046			Main: 202-398-2838
1047			Fax: 202-398-2839
1048		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcprep	Executive Director	Emily Lawson,
1049			Twitter: @DCPrep		ceo@dcprep.org
1050		Grades Served and Enrollment	4 - 4	Principal	Sally Houston, Resident Principal
1051		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	shouston@dcprep.org
1052		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1053			-		Sujata Bhat, Director of Operations
1054					Direct Phone: 202-635-4590 ext. 240
1055			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1056		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	Rebecca Yerman, Director of Special Education
1057		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	ryerman@dcprep.org
1058
1059		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
1060		Accreditation:	#REF!
1061
1062		DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Elementary
1063		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1064		Address	707 Edgewood Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Le Roy (Terry) Eakin III
1065			http://www.dcprep.org/
1066			Main: 202-635-4411
1067			Fax: 202-635-4412
1068		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcprep	Executive Director	Emily Lawson,
1069			Twitter: @DCPrep		ceo@dcprep.org
1070		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Shaunte Edmonds, Principal
1071		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	sedmonds@dcprep.org
1072		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1073			-		Sujata Bhat, Director of Operations
1074					Direct Phone: 202-635-4590 ext. 240
1075			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		sbhat@dcprep.org
1076		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	Rebecca Yerman, Director of Special Education
1077		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	ryerman@dcprep.org
1078		DC Prep's Edgewood Elementary campus provides a developmentally appropriate, academically challenging education for PK3 through grade 3 students. The key ingredients of high-quality early childhood programs have been incorporated into DC Prep's proven model, creating a coherent and exciting learning environment that lays the foundation for college preparation and success from the earliest years.
1079		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
1080		Accreditation:	#REF!
1081
1082
1083		DC Prep PCS - Edgewood Middle
1084		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 90.8%)
1085		Address	701 Edgewood Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Le Roy (Terry) Eakin III, Board Chair
1086			http://www.dcprep.org/
1087			Main: 202-832-5700
1088			Fax: 202-832-5701
1089		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcprep	Executive Director	Emily Lawson,
1090			Twitter: @DCPrep		ceo@dcprep.org
1091		Grades Served and Enrollment	4 - 8	Principal	Cassie Meltzer Pergament, Principal
1092		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cpergament@dcprep.org
1093		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1094			-		Sujata Bhat, Director of Operations
1095					Direct Phone: 202-635-4590 ext. 240
1096			7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1097		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	Rebecca Yerman, Director of Special Education
1098		Notes Regarding School Day	M-Th Dismissal at 4:00PM Friday Dismissal at 3:00PM	Special Education Contact	ryerman@dcprep.org
1099		DC Prep's Edgewood Middle campus is an award-winning, extended middle school serving students in grades 4-8. With a twin focus on rigorous academics and character development, DC Prep is preparing its graduates for success in top-tier high schools, college and beyond.
1100		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
1101		Accreditation:	#REF!
1102
1103		DC Scholars PCS
1104		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1105		Address	5601 East Capitol Street, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair &	Mieka Wick
1106			www.dcscholars.org
1107			Main: 202-559-6138
1108			Fax: 202-618-9396
1109		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/DC-Scholars-Public-Charter-School/101768606613939?fref=ts	Executive Director	Lars Beck,
1110			Twitter: N/A		lbeck@scholaracademies.org
1111		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 4	Principal	Rebecca Crouch, Principal
1112		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rcrouch@dcscholars.org
1113		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1114			-		Erin Rowsey, Operations Manager
1115					Direct Phone: 202-734-0393
1116			7:40 a.m. - 3:50 p.m.		erowsey@dcscholars.org
1117		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 12:50 p.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and until 4 p.m. on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Kristine Rigley, Special Education Coordinator
1118		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	krigley@dcscholars.org
1119		DC Scholars PCS prepares students to attend and succeed academically in high school and college, and provides them with a foundation of life skills required to become productive members of their communities.
1120		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-2013
1121		Accreditation:	#REF!
1122
1123		E.L. Haynes PCS - Georgia Avenue (Middle School)
1124		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 65.6%)
1125		Address	3600 Georgia Avenue, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	William "Bill" Rawson, Board Chair
1126			www.elhaynes.org
1127			Main: 202-667-4446
1128			Fax: 202-667-8811
1129		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/EL-Haynes-Public-Charter-School/23357791680	Executive Director	Jennie Niles,
1130			Twitter: @ELHaynesPCS		jniles@elhaynes.org
1131		Grades Served and Enrollment	4 - 8	Principal	Mr.Myron Long & Paula Gordon, Principal
1132		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mlong@elhaynes.org;pgordon@elhaynes.org
1133		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1134			-		Salvador Torres, Enrollment and Attendance Coordinator
1135					Direct Phone: 202-667-4446
1136			8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
1137		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1:30 p.m. Before Care offered at 7:30 a.m. After Care offered until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Tameria Lewis, Special Education Coordinator
1138		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	tlewis@elhaynes.org
1139		E.L. Haynes Public Charter School was founded in 2004 and has a program based on nationally recognized best practices for advancing student achievement. At the core of the school’s program is the unwavering belief that every student, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, or home language, is capable of reaching high levels of academic performance. E.L. Haynes is the first year-round public school in Washington, DC, and is named for Euphemia Lofton Haynes, the first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics, a teacher in the District of Columbia's school system for 47 years, and the first woman to serve as president of the District of Columbia Board of Education. E.L. Haynes was recently chosen from DC’s charter schools as the winner of Fight for Children’s first-ever Quality Schools Initiative Award and was also ranked sixth among a consortium of 99 charter schools nationwide in student achievement gains, as recognized in New Leaders for New Schools’ Effective Practice Incentive Community.
1140		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
1141		Accreditation:	#REF!
1142
1143		E.L. Haynes PCS - Kansas Avenue (High School)
1144		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1145		Address	4501 Kansas Avenue, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	William "Bill" Rawson
1146			www.elhaynes.org
1147			Main: 202-706-5838
1148			Fax: 202-706-5832
1149		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/EL-Haynes-Public-Charter-School/23357791680	Executive Director	Jennie Niles,
1150			Twitter: @ELHaynesPCS		jniles@elhaynes.org
1151		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 11	Principal	Caroline Hill, Principal
1152		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	chill@elhaynes.org
1153		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1154			-		Salvador Torres, Enrollment and Attendance Coordinator
1155					Direct Phone: 202-667-4446
1156			9 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
1157		Notes Regarding School Day	Ocassional dismissal on Thursdays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Tameria Lewis, Special Education Coordinator
1158		Notes Regarding School Day	Ocassional dismissal on Thursdays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tlewis@elhaynes.org
1159		E.L. Haynes Public Charter School was founded in 2004 and has a program based on nationally recognized best practices for advancing student achievement. At the core of the school’s program is the unwavering belief that every student, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, or home language, is capable of reaching high levels of academic performance. E.L. Haynes is the first year-round public school in Washington, DC, and is named for Euphemia Lofton Haynes, the first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics, a teacher in the District of Columbia's school system for 47 years, and the first woman to serve as president of the District of Columbia Board of Education. E.L. Haynes was recently chosen from DC’s charter schools as the winner of Fight for Children’s first-ever Quality Schools Initiative Award and was also ranked sixth among a consortium of 99 charter schools nationwide in student achievement gains, as recognized in New Leaders for New Schools’ Effective Practice Incentive Community.
1160		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
1161		Accreditation:	#REF!
1162
1163
1164		E.L. Haynes PCS - Kansas Avenue (Elementary School)
1165		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1166		Address	4501 Kansas Avenue, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	William "Bill" Rawson
1167			www.elhaynes.org
1168			Main: 202-706-5828
1169			Fax: 202-706-5832
1170		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/EL-Haynes-Public-Charter-School/23357791680	Executive Director	Jennie Niles,
1171			Twitter: @ELHaynesPCS		jniles@elhaynes.org
1172		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Michelle Molitor, Principal
1173		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mmolitor@elhaynes.org
1174		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1175			-		Salvador Torres, Enrollment and Attendance Coordinator
1176					Direct Phone: 202-667-4446
1177			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		storres@elhaynes.org
1178		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1:30 p.m. Before Care offered at 7:30 a.m. After Care offered until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Tameria Lewis, Special Education Coordinator
1179		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	tlewis@elhaynes.org
1180		E.L. Haynes Public Charter School was founded in 2004 and has a program based on nationally recognized best practices for advancing student achievement. At the core of the school’s program is the unwavering belief that every student, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, or home language, is capable of reaching high levels of academic performance. E.L. Haynes is the first year-round public school in Washington, DC, and is named for Euphemia Lofton Haynes, the first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics, a teacher in the District of Columbia's school system for 47 years, and the first woman to serve as president of the District of Columbia Board of Education. E.L. Haynes was recently chosen from DC’s charter schools as the winner of Fight for Children’s first-ever Quality Schools Initiative Award and was also ranked sixth among a consortium of 99 charter schools nationwide in student achievement gains, as recognized in New Leaders for New Schools’ Effective Practice Incentive Community.
1181		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
1182		Accreditation:	#REF!
1183
1184		Eagle Academy PCS - New Jersey Avenue
1185		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1186		Address	1017 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Davene B. McCarthy White
1187			www.eagleacademypcs.org
1188			Main: 202-459-6825
1189			Fax: 202-479-6796
1190		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EagleAcademyPCS	Executive Director	Cassandra S. Pinkney,
1191			Twitter: @eagleacademypcs		cpinkney@eagleacademypcs.org
1192		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 2	Principal	Jeff Cline, Principal
1193		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jcline@eagleacademypcs.org
1194		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1195			-		Melissa E. Hammett, Recruitment and Admission Coordinator
1196					Direct Phone: 202-544-2646
1197			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mhammett@eagleacademypcs.org
1198		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care offered at 7 a.m. After Care offered until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Trenice Jett-Jones, Director of Special Education
1199		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	tjjones@eagleacademypcs.org
1200		Founded in 2003, Eagle Academy Public Charter School (PCS) was the first exclusively early childhood public charter school in Washington, DC. Our New Jersey Avenue campus educates children in PK3 through grade 1. The school approaches each child through a holistic framework. We educate the socio-emotional development of the child with equal vigor and comprehensiveness as the academic portion. The primary school program focuses on math and science, and incorporates these in all of the subjects taught at Eagle Academy PCS. Ours instructional program is thematic and allows children to master the various academic skills and knowledge within the context of thematic, child-centered play. Children progress at their own rate and are ready for the next grade level upon graduation.
1201		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
1202		Accreditation:	#REF!
1203
1204		Eagle Academy PCS - Eagle Center at McGogney
1205		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1206		Address	3400 Wheeler Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Davene B. McCarthy White
1207			www.eagleacademypcs.org
1208			Main: 202-544-2646
1209			Fax: 202-544-0187
1210		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EagleAcademyPCS	Executive Director	Cassandra S. Pinkney,
1211			Twitter: @eagleacademypcs		cpinkney@eagleacademypcs.org
1212		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Jeff Cline, Principal
1213		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jcline@eagleacademypcs.org
1214		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1215			-		Melissa E. Hammett, Recruitment and Admission Coordinator
1216					Direct Phone: 202-544-2646
1217			8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mhammett@eagleacademypcs.org
1218		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care offered at 7 a.m. After Care offered until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Trenice Jett-Jones, Director of Special Education
1219		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	tjjones@eagleacademypcs.org
1220		Founded in 2003, Eagle Academy Public Charter School was the first early childhood public charter school in Washington, DC. Eagle Academy is a high-performing community school and is the first exclusively early charter school to receive accreditation from the Middle States Association for the Accreditation of Schools, Colleges, and Universities. Eagle Academy offers high-quality educational programs for PK3 through grade 3 and provides children with the building blocks for a bright future. The school approaches each child through a holistic framework. We educate the socio-emotional development of the child with equal vigor and comprehensiveness as the academic portion. Eagle Academy's curriculum and instructional program prepare all our students to achieve at high levels in a global world meeting the needs for the 21st century. We have aligned our curriculum with the Common Core National Standards, providing high-quality learning at all levels of development. The curriculum and instructional program also draw from the "best practices" of research-based, empirically proven early childhood education programs.
1221		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
1222		Accreditation:	#REF!
1223
1224		Early Childhood Academy PCS
1225		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1226		Address	4025 9th Street, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Dennis Sawyers
1227			www.ecapcs.org
1228			Main: 202-373-0035
1229			Fax: 202-373-5586
1230		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Wendy Edwards,
1231			Twitter: N/A		wedwards@ecapcs.org
1232		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Thann Ingraham, Principal
1233		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tingraham@ecapcs.org
1234		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1235			-		Sharon Maxwell, Administrative Assistant
1236					Direct Phone: 202-373-0035
1237			8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.		smaxwell@ecapcs.org
1238		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. Breakfast is served at 8:05 a.m. After Care provided until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Rebecca Schultz, Special Education Coordinator
1239		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	rschultz@ecapcs.org
1240		It is the mission of Early Childhood Academy PCS to foster the academic, social and emotional growth and development of each student in a safe and holistic learning environment that will equip all students with the knowledge and tools to become high achievers, proficient readers and critical thinkers who will thrive for a lifetime as productive and caring citizens.
1241		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
1242		Accreditation:	#REF!
1243
1244		Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS
1245		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 63.5%)
1246		Address	3700 Oakview Terrace, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Lisa Hall
1247			www.ewstokes.org
1248			Main: 202-265-7237
1249			Fax: 202-265-4656
1250		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StokesSchool	Executive Director	Erika Bryant,
1251			Twitter: N/A		erikab@ewstokes.org
1252		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 6	Principal	Maura Varley-Gutierrez, Ph.D., Principal
1253		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	maurav@ewstokes.org
1254		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1255			-		Fresia Cortes, Administrative Services Manager
1256					Direct Phone: 202-265-7237 ext. 101
1257			8:15 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
1258		Notes Regarding School Day	Pre-K begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Meagan Alderton, Interim Special Education Coordinator
1259		Notes Regarding School Day	Pre-K begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m.	Special Education Contact	sec@ewstokes.org
1260		The Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS prepares 320 culturally diverse elementary school students in the District of Columbia to be leaders, scholars and responsible citizens who are committed to social justice. Stokes teaches children to think, speak, read, write and learn in two languages: English and French or English and Spanish. With a dual focus on academic excellence and community service, the school accomplishes its mission by creating an environment of achievement, respect and nonviolence.
1261		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
1262		Accreditation:	#REF!
1263
1264
1265		Excel Academy PCS
1266		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1267		Address	2501 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Vito Germinario
1268			www.excelpcs.org
1269			Main: 202-373-0097
1270			Fax: 202-373-0477
1271		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExcelAcademyPCS	Executive Director	Kaye Savage,
1272			Twitter: @ExcelAcademyPCS		ksavage@excelpcs.org
1273		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Nikki Stewart, Principal
1274		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	nstewart@excelpcs.org
1275		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1276			-		Erica Janifer, Registrar
1277					Direct Phone: 202-373-0097
1278			7:55 a.m. - 3:20 p.m.		ejanifer@excelpcs.org
1279		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Allison Meese, Special Education Coordinator
1280		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	ameese@excelpcs.org
1281		Excel Academy Public Charter School will provide girls in preschool through grade 8 with a solid academic foundation and enrichment opportunities to prepare them to succeed in high school and college and to develop the skills and confidence they need to make healthy, positive lifestyle choices.
1282		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
1283		Accreditation:	#REF!
1284
1285
1286		Friendship PCS - Community Office
1287		PMF Tier: N/A
1288		Address	120 Q Street, NE Suite 200 Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Donald L. Hense
1289			www.friendshipschools.org
1290			Main: 202-281-1700
1291			Fax: 202-281-1799
1292		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1293			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1294		Grades Served and Enrollment	N/A - N/A	Principal	Shawn Hardnett, Principal
1295		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	n/a
1296		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1297			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1298					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1299			8 a.m. - 5 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1300		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1301		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1302		The mission of Friendship Public Charter School is to provide a world-class education that motivates students to achieve high academic standards, enjoy learning and develop as ethical, literate, well-rounded and self-sufficient citizens who contribute actively to their communities.
1303		First Academic Year of Operation: N/A
1304		Accreditation:	#REF!
1305
1306		Friendship PCS - Blow-Pierce Elementary & Middle
1307		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 35.7%)
1308		Address	725 19th Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Donald L. Hense, Board Chair
1309			www.friendshipschools.org
1310			Main: 202-572-1070
1311			Fax: 202-399-6157
1312		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1313			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1314		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Dr. Jeffrey Grant, Principal
1315		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jgrant@friendshipschools.org
1316		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1317			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1318					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1319			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1320		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:45 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m. Dismissal on Fridays at noon. Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1321		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1322		Friendship Blow-Pierce Elementary & Middle was founded as a middle school serving students in grades 6 to 8 and later expanded to also serve students from preschool through grade 5. Committed to extending learning opportunities and developing high achievers, Blow-Pierce builds on students' individual strengths and provides the academic and character education necessary for a successful transition to high school. Through Friendship's Pre-Early College curriculum, Blow-Pierce exposes students to accelerated English, geometry and algebra courses. Blow-Pierce is home to an award-winning robotics team and a National Junior Honor Society chapter. It is one of two campus bureaus for the Friendship News Network (FNN), a year-round after-school and summer journalism program in which students create their own magazine and radio and television shows. Blow-Pierce also offers a complete range of extracurricular and athletic programs, including baseball, basketball, tennis and football.
1323		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
1324		Accreditation:	#REF!
1325
1326		Friendship PCS - Chamberlain Elementary & Middle
1327		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 53.8%)
1328		Address	1345 Potomac Avenue, SE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair &	Donald L. Hense
1329			www.friendshipschools.org
1330			Main: 202-547-5800
1331			Fax: 202-547-4554
1332		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1333			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1334		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Morrise Harbour, Principal
1335		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mharbour@friendshipschools.org
1336		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1337			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1338					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1339			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1340		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:45 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m. Dismissal on Fridays at noon. Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1341		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1342		Chamberlain Elementary and Middle provides a rich learning environment purposely crafted to develop early academic success. Serving more than 700 students, Chamberlain has one of the strongest school performance records in the District of Columbia. In 2004-05, Chamberlain achieved the highest Stanford 9 reading and math test scores of all public elementary schools of similar demographics. These results follow six years of academic performance that exceed state goals. Chamberlain students were finalists in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, hosts for U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) during National Charter School Week, and ambassadors for National Breakfast Week. Students benefited from numerous educational partnerships including the Washington Performing Arts Society In-School Artist Residency Program, Kennedy Center Performance Program, the Toyota Book Initiative and Shakespeare Theater Text Alive!
1343		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
1344		Accreditation:	#REF!
1345
1346		Friendship PCS - Collegiate Academy
1347		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 62.8%)
1348		Address	4095 Minnesota Avenue, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair &	Donald L. Hense
1349			www.friendshipschools.org
1350			Main: 202-396-5500
1351			Fax: 202-396-8229
1352		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1353			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1354		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Peggy Jones, Principal
1355		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	pjones@friendshipschools.org
1356		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1357			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1358					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1359			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1360		Notes Regarding School Day	Extended learning activities until 6 p.m. daily. Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1361		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1362		Collegiate Academy is a college preparatory high school serving students in grades 9 through 12. Challenging and relevant, Collegiate's comprehensive curriculum prepares students for college and the world of work in a global economy. Students benefit from a broad offering of Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors courses, as well as Career Academy courses that provide pathways in technology, science, engineering, law and communication arts. Collegiate AP offerings include AP Computer Science, a rarity among area high schools because of its rigor. The Collegiate Early College allows highly motivated students starting in grade 9 the opportunity to take college courses and earn a maximum of two years college credit as they complete their diploma. Collegiate boasts high graduation and college acceptance rates. Of the nearly 300 seniors enrolled last year, 92 percent graduated and a majority of graduates were accepted to college.
1363		First Academic Year of Operation: 2000-01
1364		Accreditation:	#REF!
1365
1366		Friendship PCS - Southeast Elementary Academy
1367		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 49.6%)
1368		Address	645 Milwaukee Place, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Donald L. Hense, Board Chair
1369			www.friendshipschools.org
1370			Main: 202-562-1980
1371			Fax: 202-562-0726
1372		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1373			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1374		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Dr. Tawanna Carr, Principal
1375		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tcarr@friendshipschools.org
1376		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1377			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1378					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1379			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1380		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:45 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m. Dismissal on Fridays at noon. Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1381		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1382		Friendship opened the Southeast Elementary Academy in August 2005 on the site of a former charter school. Friendship invested more than $15 million for a major campus expansion that added 16 classrooms, a gymnasium, student dining hall, interactive library and technology-rich SmartLab to transform the facility into a high-quality educational environment. Today, Southeast students, parents and staff enjoy a vibrant and productive elementary school. Vaulted ceilings, bright light fixtures, hallways in red and ivory, and classrooms outfitted with new textbooks and mobile computer laptop carts have created a learning laboratory where students and staff can thrive.
1383		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
1384		Accreditation:	#REF!
1385
1386		Friendship PCS - Technology Preparatory Academy
1387		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 50.1%)
1388		Address	620 Milwaukee Place, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Donald L. Hense
1389			www.friendshipschools.org
1390			Main: 202-562-1681
1391			Fax: 202-562-1817
1392		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1393			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1394		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 11	Principal	Doranna Tindle-Mason, Principal
1395		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dtindle@friendshipschools.org
1396		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1397			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1398					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1399			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1400		Notes Regarding School Day	Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1401		Notes Regarding School Day	Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1402		Tech Prep's goal is to help students become masterful at acquiring knowledge and putting it to use. Tech Prep is teaching the most current technologies through a standards-driven, project-based curriculum that will engender a sense of confidence in students and point them on the path of entrepreneurship. Through project-based learning, Friendship's young men and women are working on complex, real-world situations and will develop rigorous academic discipline through internships, mandatory summer programs before and after grade 9, and the experience of defending their senior projects before college faculty and business leaders.
1403		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
1404		Accreditation:	#REF!
1405
1406		Friendship PCS - Woodridge Elementary & Middle
1407		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 50%)
1408		Address	2959 Carlton Avenue, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Donald L. Hense, Board Chair
1409			www.friendshipschools.org
1410			Main: 202-635-6500
1411			Fax: 202-635-6481
1412		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friendship-Public-Charter-School/133263133245	Executive Director	Pat Brantley; Kimberly Campbell,
1413			Twitter: @FriendshipPCS		pbrantley@friendshipschools.org;kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1414		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Rictor Craig, Principal
1415		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rcraig@friendshipschools.org
1416		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1417			-		Kari Smith; Tamika Maultsby; Kimberly Campbell,
1418					Direct Phone: 202-281-1700
1419			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ksmith@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org; kcampbell@friendshipschools.org
1420		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7:45 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m. Dismissal on Fridays at noon. Saturday classes from 8 a.m. to noon.	Special Education Contact	Kimberly Campbell; Tamika Maultsby,
1421		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	kcampbell@friendshipschools.org; tmaultsby@friendshipschools.org
1422		Praised for its robust academics and nurturing staff, Woodridge Elementary & Middle serves students in preschool through grade 8. Teachers ensure that every student achieves a high standard of proficiency by integrating a range of learning tools in daily instruction. They include the Woodridge SmartLab computer center, science lab, interactive library and dedicated space for art and music. Woodridge also offers an intensive, after-school intervention program that is aligned with classroom curriculum and helps students increase their mastery of core subject areas.
1423		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
1424		Accreditation:	#REF!
1425
1426		Hope Community PCS - Lamond
1427		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 58.9%)
1428		Address	6200 Kansas Avenue, NE Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	James Kemp, Board Chair
1429			www.hopecommunitycs.org
1430			Main: 202-722-4421
1431			Fax: 202-722-4431
1432		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Imagine-Hope-Community-Charter-School-Lamond/225388557513830	Executive Director	Michael DePass,
1433			Twitter: N/A		michael.depass@imagineschools.com
1434		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 6	Principal	Danah Telfaire , Interim Principal
1435		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	danah.telfaire@imagineschools.com
1436		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1437			-		, Enrollment Coordinator
1438					Direct Phone: 202-832-7370
1439			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
1440		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Faith Brown, Special Education Coordinator
1441		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	faith.brown@imagineschools.com
1442		Hope’s Lamond campus opened in 2007 in the Lamond-Riggs neighborhood. The completely renovated school provides a bright, clean, and safe learning environment for students from PK3 through grade 6. Spacious classrooms, a large cafeteria, a gated outdoor playground and a cozy reading center are some of the features students enjoy.
1443		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
1444		Accreditation:	#REF!
1445
1446		Hope Community PCS - Tolson
1447		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 54.2%)
1448		Address	2917 8th Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	James Kemp, Board Chair
1449			www.hopecommunitycs.org
1450			Main: 202-832-7370
1451			Fax: 202-832-7644
1452		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Imagine-Hope-Community-Charter-School-Tolson-Campus/315226875202347	Executive Director	Michael DePass,
1453			Twitter: N/A		michael.depass@imagineschools.com
1454		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Dr. Chloe Marshall, Ph.D., Principal
1455		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	chloe.marshall@imagineschools.com
1456		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1457			-		, Enrollment Coordinator
1458					Direct Phone: 202-832-7370
1459			8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
1460		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Tamara Clark, Special Education Coordinator
1461		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	tamara.clarke@imagineschools.com
1462		Hope’s Tolson campus was a former warehouse that was converted into a modern school with nearly 30 large classrooms. The grand opening was held in 2006 with a ribbon cutting attended by parents, friends and District dignitaries. The school’s brightly colored hallways are emblazoned with inspirational quotes, large windows bring in the sun, and a gated playground and play lot provide space for outdoor fun. Tolson’s students include preschoolers aged 3 through grade 8. It is our mission to shape the hearts and minds of our students positively, by providing them with an academically rigorous, content-rich curriculum, an environment in which character is modeled and promoted, and a community in which to build trusting relationships with others. It is our vision to create a school environment that helps students gain confidence and hope for their futures, as they acquire a sense of joy and satisfaction that comes through diligent effort and attention to their daily work.
1463		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
1464		Accreditation:	#REF!
1465
1466		Hospitality High PCS
1467		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 38.2%)
1468		Address	1851 9th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Michael Durso, Board Chair
1469			www.washingtonhospitality.org
1470			Main: 202-737-4150
1471			Fax: 202-737-4151
1472		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HospitalityHighPublicCharterSchool	Executive Director	Michael Cucciardo,
1473			Twitter: @HHSEAGLES		mcucciardo@hospitalityhigh.org
1474		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Jacqueline Hayden, Principal
1475		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jhayden@hospitalityhigh.org
1476		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1477			-		Kristi Loyd, Registrar
1478					Direct Phone: 202-737-4150
1479			8 a.m. - 3:50 p.m.		kloyd@hospitalityhigh.org
1480		Notes Regarding School Day	2 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Gene Hans Sabal, Student Support Specialist
1481		Notes Regarding School Day	2 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	gsabal@hospitalityhigh.org
1482		Hospitality PCS was founded in 1998 through a partnership between the Hotel Association of Washington, DC, and other hospitality industry groups. The Washington Hospitality Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that supports and manages the Hospitality PCS. The mission of the foundation and the school is to ensure that students have access to an excellent educational program designed to promote success in college and in the hospitality industry. The school is moving to 1851 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20001 for the 2013-14 school year.
1483		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
1484		Accreditation:	#REF!
1485
1486		Howard University Math and Science PCS
1487		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 69.6%)
1488		Address	405 Howard Place, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Mr Wendell Johns
1489			www.howard.edu/ms2
1490			Main: 202-806-7725
1491			Fax: 202-865-0271
1492		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Howard-University-Middle-School-of-Mathematics-Science/91967853595	Executive Director	Yohance Maqubela,
1493			Twitter: N/A		yohance.maqubela@universitymiddleschool.org
1494		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 8	Principal	Tia Lott, Principal
1495		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tia.lott@universitymiddleschool.org
1496		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1497			-		,
1498					Direct Phone:
1499			7:20 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
1500		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	,
1501		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
1502		To provide a sound foundation in all academic subjects, and a concentration in mathematics and science.Nurturing the intellectual, social, and emotional growth of each student through an enriched curriculum; Providing a unique educational environment that will prepare students to succeed in high school and beyond by fostering scholarship and excellence; Providing a comprehensive approach to staff development for adults, and meaningful parent and community involvement; Demonstrating high achievement for students, teachers, and participating community partners.
1503		First Academic Year of Operation:
1504		Accreditation:	#REF!
1505
1506		Ideal Academy PCS
1507		PMF Tier: 3		(Score: 29.7%)
1508		Address	6130 North Capitol Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Patricia Cooks
1509			www.iapcs.com
1510			Main: 202-729-6660
1511			Fax: 202-729-6677
1512		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	George H. Rutherford II, Ph.D.,
1513			Twitter: N/A		grutherford52085@aol.com
1514		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	George H. Rutherford II, Ph.D., Principal
1515		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	grutherford52085@aol.com
1516		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1517			-		Brenda Jackson, Admissions
1518					Direct Phone:
1519			8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
1520		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care begins at 7 a.m. After Care ends at 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Antoinette Reynolds, Special Education Coordinator
1521		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care begins at 7 a.m. After Care ends at 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact
1522		At Ideal , we take pride in our wonderful facilities as well as our experienced and devoted staff. Our schools are active, busy places, not only for the students and staff, but for our families as well. As you walk through our hallways, work in classrooms or attend a parent-teacher event, the dedication, energy and involvement of the families in their children's education is obvious. The parent board of "opportunities" offers ways for family members to join in the home-school-community partnership by sharing their talents, helping in classrooms, serving on special interest committees, learning to read in their first language or speaking a second language, becoming elected representatives on a school advisory council, getting involved with fundraising, or baking, calling, or cutting and pasting at home. In the multipurpose room the Parent-Teacher Association is planning the school’s cultural events, a school advisory committee reviews the current budget, parents are cutting paper letters for the bulletin board, and the school beautification committee and library committee brainstorm ideas. Additionally, at home, children are being read to and homework is being reviewed, children are being fed, bathed, hugged and tucked into bed.
1523		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
1524		Accreditation:	#REF!
1525
1526		Imagine Southeast PCS
1527		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 35.6%)
1528		Address	3100 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Barbara Bazron, Ph.D.
1529			www.imaginesoutheastpcs.org
1530			Main: 202-561-1622
1531			Fax: 202-561-1644
1532		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Imagine-Southeast-Public-Charter-School/176438829059817?rf=154123691293549	Executive Director	Michael DePass,
1533			Twitter: @ISE_PCS		michael.depass@imagineschools.com
1534		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 6	Principal	Michael DePass, Principal
1535		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	michael.depass@imagineschools.com
1536		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1537			-		Chelsea Sherrod , Enrollment Specialist
1538					Direct Phone: 202-561-1622
1539			8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		chelsea.sherrod@imagineschools.org
1540		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Lorraine Celestin, Special Education Coordinator
1541		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	lorraine.celestin@imagineschools.com
1542		Imagine Southeast PCS offers the first “dual academy” single-sex academic program in the city. Boys and girls are separated starting in 1st grade, creating a Boys’ Academy and a Girls’ Academy housed under one roof. We emphasize academic achievement, character development and student leadership.
1543		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
1544		Accreditation:	#REF!
1545
1546		Ingenuity Prep PCS
1547		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1548		Address	4600 Livingston Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Maura Marino
1549			www.ingenuityprep.org
1550			Main: 202-374-8458
1551			Fax: None Provided
1552		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IngenuityPrep	Executive Director	Aaron Cuny,
1553			Twitter: @ingenuityprep		acuny@ingenuityprep.org
1554		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Aaron Cuny, Principal
1555		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	acuny@ingenuityprep.org
1556		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1557			-		,
1558					Direct Phone:
1559			-
1560		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	,
1561		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
1562		With a rigorous college preparatory curriculum, including a major focus on the development of 21st-century skills and knowledge, Ingenuity Prep Public Charter School prepares area youth to be STRONG–Self-aware, Tough, Respectful, Open-minded, Noble, and Grateful–civic leaders who strive to positively impact their local and global communities.
1563		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
1564		Accreditation:	#REF!
1565
1566		Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS
1567		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1568		Address	1328 Florida Avenue, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Gary Cohen
1569			www.inspiredteachingschool.org
1570			Main: 202-248-6825
1571			Fax: 202-248-6939
1572		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Inspired-Teaching-Demonstration-School/147504981971276#!/pages/The-Inspired-Teaching-Demonstration-School/147504981971276	Executive Director	Deborah Dantzler Williams,
1573			Twitter: @InspiredSchool		deborah.williams@inspiredteachingschool.org
1574		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Zoe Duskin, Principal
1575		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	zoe.duskin@inspiredteachingschool.org
1576		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1577			-		Deborah Williams, Admission Contact
1578					Direct Phone: 202-248-6825
1579			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
1580		Notes Regarding School Day	Flexible school for 3- and 4-year-olds.	Special Education Contact	Jamey Barrows, Special Education Coordinator
1581		Notes Regarding School Day	Flexible school for 3- and 4-year-olds.	Special Education Contact	jameybbarrows@gmail.com
1582		Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS will implement the philosophy and instructional approach of Center for Inspired Teaching. The school will be based on the following beliefs: Children are inherently good and have an innate desire to learn. Every child can be successful in school. Children’s energy unique talents and individuality are assets, not obstacles. Every student possesses the ability to think critically, learn and understand information, and solve complex problems. All students should spend their time in school engaged primarily in these kinds of activities. Primary methods of instruction will include inquiry-based methods and active learning approaches where the teacher serves as facilitator and coach to support student learning. Instruction will include an emphasis on social-emotional learning, and classrooms will be student-centered with students working in small collaborative groups, individually and through child-initiated play.
1583		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
1584		Accreditation:	#REF!
1585
1586		IDEA PCS
1587		PMF Tier: 3		(Score: 28.4%)
1588		Address	1027 45th Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	David Owens
1589			www.ideapcs.org
1590			Main: 202-399-4750
1591			Fax: 202-399-4387
1592		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IDEAPCSpage	Executive Director	John Goldman,
1593			Twitter: @IDEA_PCS		jgoldman@ideapcs.org
1594		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Justin Rydstrom, Principal
1595		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rydstromj@ideapcs.org
1596		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1597			-		Lori Briscoe, Registrar
1598					Direct Phone: 202-399-4750 ext. 225
1599			8:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.
1600		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Wednesdays.	Special Education Contact	Debbie Guillame, Special Education Coordinator
1601		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Wednesdays.	Special Education Contact	guillamed@ideapcs.org
1602		IDEA PCS will prepare students for the competitive high-tech careers now required in the 21st century. The school will develop students who will not only have improved test and aptitude scores but also will work more cohesively as team members. This will be achieved through a unique learning environment and enhanced career opportunities that include effective integration of academic and technological career training in electronics, computer repair, engineering design (AutoCAD) and the leadership skills training of the mandatory military Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program. Upon graduation, students will enter college, obtain employment in a needed career field, or join the military.
1603		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
1604		Accreditation:	#REF!
1605
1606		KIPP DC PCS - Central Office
1607		PMF Tier: N/A
1608		Address	1003 K Street, NW Washington, DC 2	Board Chair	Terry Golden, Board Chair
1609			www.kippdc.org
1610			Main: 202-223-4505
1611			Fax: 202-223-4504
1612		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1613			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1614		Grades Served and Enrollment	N/A - N/A	Principal	N/A, N/A
1615		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	Note: No emails go to the principal -All emails go to Irene Holtzman (irene.holtzman@kippdc.org)
1616		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1617			-		Irene Holtzman, Policy Director & Senior Advisor
1618					Direct Phone: 301-910-4752
1619			8 a.m. - 5 p.m.		irene.holtzman@kippdc.org
1620		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Dana Lourie, Director of Special Education
1621		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	dana.lourie@kippdc.org
1622		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1623		First Academic Year of Operation: N/A
1624		Accreditation:	#REF!
1625
1626		KIPP DC - AIM Academy PCS
1627		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 89.4%)
1628		Address	2600 Douglass Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Terry Golden, Board Chair
1629			www.kippdc.org
1630			Main: 202-678-5477
1631			Fax: 202-678-4383
1632		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1633			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1634		Grades Served and Enrollment	5 - 8	Principal	Kristy Ochs, Principal
1635		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	kristy.ochs@kippdc.org
1636		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1637			-		Michael Beare, Compliance Manager
1638					Direct Phone: 202-907-7069
1639			8 a.m. - 5 p.m.		michael.beare@kippdc.org
1640		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Kristie Murray, Special Education Coordinator
1641		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	kristie.murray@kippdc.org
1642		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1643		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
1644		Accreditation:	#REF!
1645
1646		KIPP DC - College Preparatory PCS
1647		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 66.7%)
1648		Address	2600 Douglass Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1649			www.kippdc.org
1650			Main: 202-678-2527
1651			Fax: 202-678-0082
1652		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1653			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1654		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Jessica Cunningham, Principal
1655		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jessica.cunningham@kippdc.org
1656		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1657			-		Cindy Legagneur, Compliance Manager & Data Specialist
1658					Direct Phone: 202-351-8145
1659			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		cindy.legagneur@kippdc.org
1660		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal times vary depending on grades and activities.	Special Education Contact	Tara Miller, Special Education Coordinator
1661		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal times vary depending on grades and activities.	Special Education Contact	tara.miller@kippdc.org
1662		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1663		First Academic Year of Operation: 2009-10
1664		Accreditation:	#REF!
1665
1666		KIPP DC - Discover Academy PCS
1667		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1668		Address	2600 Douglass Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1669			www.kippdc.org
1670			Main: 202-678-7735
1671			Fax: 202-678-0085
1672		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1673			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1674		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - K	Principal	Philonda Johnson, Principal
1675		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	philonda.johnson@kippdc.org
1676		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1677			-		Michael Beare, Compliance Manager
1678					Direct Phone: 202-907-7069
1679			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		michael.beare@kippdc.org
1680		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays; 3-year-olds dimissed at 3 p.m. every day.	Special Education Contact	Lauren Ellis, Special Education Coordinator
1681		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	lauren.ellis@kippdc.org
1682		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1683		First Academic Year of Operation: 2009-10
1684		Accreditation:	#REF!
1685
1686		KIPP DC - Heights Academy PCS
1687		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1688		Address	2600 Douglass Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1689			www.kippdc.org
1690			Main: 202-610-5323
1691			Fax: 202-610-6555
1692		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1693			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1694		Grades Served and Enrollment	1 - 3	Principal	Cherese Brauer, Principal
1695		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cherese.brauer@kippdc.org
1696		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1697			-		Michael Beare, Compliance Manager
1698					Direct Phone: 202-907-7069
1699			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		michael.beare@kippdc.org
1700		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Stephanie Young, Special Education Coordinator
1701		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	stephanie.young@kippdc.org
1702		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1703		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
1704		Accreditation:	#REF!
1705
1706		KIPP DC - Grow Academy PCS
1707		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1708		Address	421 P Street, NW Washington, DC 2	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1709			www.kippdc.org
1710			Main: 202-986-4769
1711			Fax: 202-986-1625
1712		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1713			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1714		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - K	Principal	Stacie Kossoy, Principal
1715		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	stacie.kossoy@kippdc.org
1716		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1717			-		Ashley Martenson, Compliance Manager
1718					Direct Phone: 202-534-5754
1719			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		ashley.martenson@kippdc.org
1720		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays; 3-year-olds dimissed at 3 p.m. every day.	Special Education Contact	Salvatore Negrete, Special Education Coordinator
1721		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	salvatore.negrete@kippdc.org
1722		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1723		First Academic Year of Operation: 2010-11
1724		Accreditation:	#REF!
1725
1726		KIPP DC - LEAD Academy PCS
1727		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1728		Address	421 P Street, NW Washington, DC 2	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1729			www.kippdc.org
1730			Main: 202-223-4505
1731			Fax: 202-223-4504
1732		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1733			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1734		Grades Served and Enrollment	1 - 2	Principal	Mekia Love, Principal
1735		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mekia.love@kippdc.org
1736		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1737			-		Ashley Martenson, Compliance Manager
1738					Direct Phone: 202-534-5754
1739			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		ashley.martenson@kippdc.org
1740		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Cathy LeDeux, Special Education Coordinator
1741		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	cathy.ledeux@kippdc.org
1742		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1743		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-13
1744		Accreditation:	#REF!
1745
1746		KIPP DC - WILL Academy PCS
1747		PMF Tier: 1
1748		Address	421 P Street, NW Washington, DC 2	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1749			www.kippdc.org
1750			Main: 202-328-9455
1751			Fax: 202-328-9457
1752		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1753			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1754		Grades Served and Enrollment	4 - 8	Principal	Tiffanie Williams, Principal
1755		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tiffanie.williams@kippdc.org
1756		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1757			-		Ashley Martenson, Compliance Manager
1758					Direct Phone: 202-534-5754
1759			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		ashley.martenson@kippdc.org
1760		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Brian Priehs, Special Education Coordinator
1761		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	brian.priehs@kippdc.org
1762		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1763		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
1764		Accreditation:	#REF!
1765
1766
1767
1768		KIPP DC - KEY Academy PCS
1769		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 87.6%)
1770		Address	4801 Benning Road, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1771			www.kippdc.org
1772			Main: 202-582-5477
1773			Fax: 202-582-0152
1774		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1775			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1776		Grades Served and Enrollment	5 - 8	Principal	David Ayala, Principal
1777		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	david.ayala@kippdc.org
1778		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1779			-		Kelli Whalen, Compliance Manager
1780					Direct Phone: 202-903-6906
1781			8 a.m. - 5 p.m.		kelli.whalen@kippdc.org
1782		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Stephanie Wieland, Special Education Coordinator
1783		Notes Regarding School Day	3:30 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	stephanie.wieland@kippdc.org
1784		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1785		First Academic Year of Operation: 2001-02
1786		Accreditation:	#REF!
1787
1788
1789		KIPP DC - LEAP Academy PCS
1790		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1791		Address	4801 Benning Road, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1792			www.kippdc.org
1793			Main: 202-582-5327
1794			Fax: 202-582-4680
1795		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1796			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1797		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - K	Principal	Abraham Clayman, Principal
1798		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	abraham.clayman@kippdc.org
1799		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1800			-		Kelli Whalen, Compliance Manager
1801					Direct Phone: 202-903-6906
1802			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		kelli.whalen@kippdc.org
1803		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays. 3 p.m. dismissal for 3-year-olds every day.	Special Education Contact	Carolyn Bowen, Special Education Coordinator
1804		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	carolyn.bowen@kippdc.org
1805		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1806		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
1807		Accreditation:	#REF!
1808
1809		KIPP DC - Promise Academy PCS
1810		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1811		Address	4801 Benning Road, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1812			www.kippdc.org
1813			Main: 202-582-1390
1814			Fax: 202-582-4686
1815		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1816			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1817		Grades Served and Enrollment	1 - 4	Principal	Casey McNabb, Principal
1818		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	casey.mcnabb@kippdc.org
1819		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1820			-		Kelli Whalen, Compliance Manager
1821					Direct Phone: 202-903-6906
1822			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		kelli.whalen@kippdc.org
1823		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Bernadette John, Special Education Coordinator
1824		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays.	Special Education Contact	bernadette.john@kippdc.org
1825		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1826		First Academic Year of Operation: 2009-10
1827		Accreditation:	#REF!
1828
1829		KIPP DC - Connect Academy PCS
1830		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1831		Address	1375 Mount Olivet Road, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1832			www.kippdc.org
1833			Main: 202-396-5477
1834			Fax: 202-223-4504
1835		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1836			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1837		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - PK4	Principal	Donny Tiengtum, Principal
1838		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	pethsak.tiengtum@kippdc.org
1839		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1840			-		Eddie Moat, Compliance Manager
1841					Direct Phone: 202-396-5477
1842			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		eddie.moat@kippdc.org
1843		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays. 3 p.m. dismissal for 3-year-olds every day.	Special Education Contact	Malaika Defoe, Special Education Compliance Manager
1844		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	malaika.defoe@kippdc.org
1845		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1846		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
1847		Accreditation:	#REF!
1848
1849		KIPP DC - Spring Academy PCS
1850		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1851		Address	1375 Mount Olivet Road, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Terry Golden
1852			www.kippdc.org
1853			Main: 202-397-5477
1854			Fax: 202-223-4504
1855		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KIPPDC	Executive Director	Susan Schaeffler,
1856			Twitter: @KIPPdc		susan.schaeffler@kippdc.org
1857		Grades Served and Enrollment	K - K	Principal	Lindsey Hoy, Principal
1858		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	lindsey.hoy@kippdc.org
1859		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1860			-		Eddie Moat, Compliance Manager
1861					Direct Phone: 202-397-5477
1862			8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		eddie.moat@kippdc.org
1863		Notes Regarding School Day	3 p.m. dismissal on Fridays. 3 p.m. dismissal for 3-year-olds every day.	Special Education Contact	Malaika Defoe, Special Education Compliance Manager
1864		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	malaika.defoe@kippdc.org
1865		KIPP DC is a network of high-performing, public, college-preparatory charter schools in Washington, DC, that serves the city’s under-resourced communities. At KIPP DC, there are no shortcuts: outstanding educators, more time in school, a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and a strong culture of achievement and support help our students make significant academic gains and continue to excel in high school and college.
1866		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
1867		Accreditation:	#REF!
1868
1869		Latin American Montessori Bilingual PCS
1870		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1871		Address	1800 Perry Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Barrie Lynn Tapia
1872			www.lambpcs.org
1873			Main: 202-726-6200
1874			Fax: 202-722-4125
1875		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LAMBPCS	Executive Director	Diane Cottman,
1876			Twitter: @LAMBPCS		diane@lambpcs.org
1877		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Cristina Encinas, Principal
1878		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cristina@lambpcs.org
1879		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1880			-		Cristina Encinas, Principal
1881					Direct Phone: 202-726-6200
1882			8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.		cristina@lambpcs.org
1883		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Julie Camerata, Special Education Coordinator
1884		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	julie@lambpcs.org
1885		Latin American Montessori Bilingual (LAMB) PCS offers a dual language (Spanish/English) immersion traditional Montessori program to children beginning at ages 3-4 and currently continuing through 5th grade. LAMB is the only dual language Montessori public charter school in the DC metropolitan area and one of only a few nationwide. The school currently has four primary classrooms of preschoolers, pre-kindergarteners, and kindergarteners (ages 3-6), three elementary classrooms of grades 1-3, and one upper elementary classroom with 4th and 5th graders.
1886		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
1887		Accreditation:	#REF!
1888
1889		Latin American Montessori Bilingual PCS
1890		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 77.6%)
1891		Address	1375 Missouri Avenue, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Barrie Lynn Tapia
1892			www.lambpcs.org
1893			Main: 202-726-6200
1894			Fax: 202-722-4125
1895		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LAMBPCS	Executive Director	Diane Cottman,
1896			Twitter: @LAMBPCS		diane@lambpcs.org
1897		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 3	Principal	Cristina Encinas, Principal
1898		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cristina@lambpcs.org
1899		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1900			-		Cristina Encinas, Principal
1901					Direct Phone: 202-726-6200
1902			8:15 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		cristina@lambpcs.org
1903		Notes Regarding School Day	PK3-K students 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Julie Camerata, Special Education Coordinator
1904		Notes Regarding School Day	PK3-K students 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.	Special Education Contact	julie@lambpcs.org
1905		Latin American Montessori Bilingual (LAMB) PCS offers a dual language (Spanish/English) immersion traditional Montessori program to children beginning at ages 3-4 and currently continuing through 5th grade. LAMB is the only dual language Montessori public charter school in the DC metropolitan area and one of only a few nationwide. The school currently has four primary classrooms of preschoolers, pre-kindergarteners, and kindergarteners (ages 3-6), three elementary classrooms of grades 1-3, and one upper elementary classroom with 4th and 5th graders.
1906		First Academic Year of Operation: 2003-04
1907		Accreditation:	#REF!
1908
1909		LAYC Career Academy PCS
1910		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1911		Address	3047 15th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Ken Robinson
1912			www.laycca.org
1913			Main: 202-319-2228
1914			Fax: 202-462-5696
1915		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/layccareeracademy	Executive Director	Nicole Hanrahan,
1916			Twitter: @THELAYC		nicole@laycca.org
1917		Grades Served and Enrollment	Age 16 - Age 24	Principal	Angela Stepancic, Principal
1918		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	angela@laycca.org
1919		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1920			-		Ashley McQueen, Program Assistant
1921					Direct Phone: 202-319-2228
1922			9 a.m. - 5 p.m.		a.mcqueen@laycca.org
1923		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Charmyn Henderson , Special Education Coordinator
1924		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	charmyn@layc-dc.org
1925		Using positive youth development principles that foster self-awareness, self-confidence, problem-solving skills, and resilience critical to future success, LAYC Career Academy will provide young people between the ages of 16 and 24 with skills necessary to attain a GED certificate, career training in high-growth occupations, college-credit classes and preparation for success in college and careers.
1926		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-13
1927		Accreditation:	#REF!
1928
1929		Mary McLeod Bethune Day Academy PCS
1930		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 42.6%)
1931		Address	1404 Jackson Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Valerie Smith, Board Chair
1932			www.mmbethune.org
1933			Main: 202-459-4710 ext. 600
1934			Fax: 202-536-2670
1935		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MMBDAPCS	Executive Director	Linda McKay,
1936			Twitter: @MMBDAPCS		l.mckay@mmbethune.org
1937		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	C. Maurice Porter, Principal
1938		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	c.porter@mmbethune.org
1939		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1940			-		Dersiree Franklin, Administrative Assistant
1941					Direct Phone: 202-459-4710
1942			9 a.m. - 5 p.m.		d.franklin@mmbethune.org
1943		Notes Regarding School Day	3:45 p.m. dismissal for PK3 through grade 4.	Special Education Contact	Jaime Wyche, Ph.D., Special Education Coordinator
1944		Notes Regarding School Day	3:45 p.m. dismissal for PK3 through grade 4.	Special Education Contact	j.wyche@mmbethune.org
1945		Mary McLeod Bethune Day Academy serves DC students from pre-kindergarten through grade 8, offering the best in language immersion education. Our small community setting offers a 1:10 teacher-to-student ratio where students receive an education tailored to their styles of learning. The school was one of only 12 middle schools in the city to make AYP for the 2009-10 school year.
1946		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
1947		Accreditation:	#REF!
1948
1949		Maya Angelou PCS - Evans High School
1950		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1951		Address	5600 East Capitol Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Jane Dimyan-Ehrenfeld, Board Chair
1952			www.seeforever.org
1953			Main: 202-379-4335
1954			Fax: 202-315-3995
1955		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/See-Forever-Foundation-Maya-Angelou-Public-Charter-School/56211234597?fref=ts	Executive Director	Heather Wathington, Ph.D.,
1956			Twitter: @MayaSchools		hwathington@seeforever.org
1957		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Steven Foster, Assistant Principal
1958		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	sfoster@seeforever.org
1959		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1960			-		Tia Johnson, Registrar
1961					Direct Phone: 202-379-4335
1962			9 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.		msmith@seeforever.org
1963		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. and Fridays at 3:40 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Felecia Hayward, Special Education Coordinator
1964		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	fhayward@seeforever.org
1965		In 2007, the See Forever Foundation opened the first and only middle school in the District specifically designed to meet the needs of alternative students in grades 6-8. Having the Maya Angelou PCS - Evans Middle School located in the same building as the Maya Angelou - Evans High School presents See Forever/Maya Angelou with the opportunity to create the educational continuity and synergy between a middle school and high school that are the hallmarks of holistic educational approaches that support students families and communities.
1966		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
1967		Accreditation:	#REF!
1968
1969		Maya Angelou PCS - Evans Middle School
1970		PMF Tier: 3		(Score: 27.3%)
1971		Address	5600 East Capitol Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Jane Dimyan-Ehrenfeld, Board Chair
1972			www.seeforever.org
1973			Main: 202-232-2885
1974			Fax: 202-315-3995
1975		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/See-Forever-Foundation-Maya-Angelou-Public-Charter-School/56211234597?fref=ts	Executive Director	Heather Wathington, Ph.D.,
1976			Twitter: @MayaSchools		hwathington@seeforever.org
1977		Grades Served and Enrollment	7 - 8	Principal	Harold Miles , Principal
1978		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	hmiles@seeforever.org
1979		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
1980			-		Marilyn Smith, Office Manager
1981					Direct Phone: 202-232-2885
1982			8 a.m. - 3 p.m.		msmith@seeforever.org
1983		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast served at 7:45 a.m. Dismissal on Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Tonya Hope, Special Education Coordinator
1984		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	thope@seeforever.org
1985		In 2007, the See Forever Foundation opened the first and only middle school in the District specifically designed to meet the needs of alternative students in grades 6-8. Now the Maya Angelou PCS - Evans Middle School, located in the same building as the Maya Angelou - Evans High School, serves more than 200 scholars and employs 30 staff members. Having two campuses in the same location presents See Forever/Maya Angelou with the opportunity to create the educational continuity and synergy between a middle school and high school that are the hallmarks of holistic educational approaches that support students, families and communities.
1986		First Academic Year of Operation: 2007-08
1987		Accreditation:	#REF!
1988
1989
1990		Maya Angelou PCS - Young Adult Learning Center
1991		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
1992		Address	5600 East Capitol Street, NE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Jane Dimyan-Ehrenfeld, Board Chair
1993			www.seeforever.org
1994			Main: 202-289-8898
1995			Fax: 202-315-3995
1996		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/See-Forever-Foundation-Maya-Angelou-Public-Charter-School/56211234597?fref=ts	Executive Director	Heather Wathington, Ph.D.,
1997			Twitter: @MayaSchools		hwathington@seeforever.org
1998		Grades Served and Enrollment	Age 17 - Age 24	Principal	Sarah Navarro , Principal
1999		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	snavarro@seeforever.org
2000		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2001			-		Linette Woods, Director of Standards and Student Service
2002					Direct Phone: 202-289-8898
2003			8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.		lwoods@seeforever.org
2004		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Matt Fiteny, Director of Instruction
2005		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
2006		Our goal is to help students reach their potential and prepare for college, career and a lifetime of success.
2007		First Academic Year of Operation: 2012-13
2008		Accreditation:	#REF!
2009
2010
2011		Meridian PCS
2012		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 56.2%)
2013		Address	2120 13th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Christopher Siddall, Board Chair
2014			www.meridian-dc.org
2015			Main: 202-387-9830
2016			Fax: 202-387-7605
2017		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Meridian-Public-Charter-School/237392112967	Executive Director	Tamara Cooper,
2018			Twitter: @meridianpcs		tcooper@meridian-dc.org
2019		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Tamara Cooper, Principal
2020		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tcooper@meridian-dc.org
2021		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2022			-		Lamont Segears, Power Schools Coordinator
2023					Direct Phone: 202-387-9831
2024			8 a.m. - 3 p.m.		lsegears@meridian-dc.org
2025		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is served starting at 7:30 a.m.	Special Education Contact	Darin Knicely;Joshua Allen, Special Education Coordinator
2026		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is served starting at 7:30 a.m.	Special Education Contact	Darin Knicely;Joshua Allen
2027		Meridian Public Charter School is a co-educational elementary and middle school combined. We enroll students starting at age 3, and classes go through grade 8. We proudly offer single-gender classes for grades 6-8. All students also attend art, music, physical education, Spanish and technology classes at least once a week. Our mission is to instill within our students a passion for learning and to build self-confidence and self-respect through academic achievement. It is our goal to ensure each student achieves the highest possible level in reading and mathematics. The love of learning and the foundation of knowledge and skills that our students acquire will serve them throughout their lives.
2028		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
2029		Accreditation:	#REF!
2030
2031
2032		Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS
2033		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2034		Address	3220 16th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Sara Elliott, Board Chair
2035			www.mundoverdepcs.org
2036			Main: 202-630-8373
2037			Fax: 202-667-4811
2038		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MundoVerdePCS	Executive Director	Kristin Scotchmer,
2039			Twitter: @MundoVerdePCS		kscotchmer@mundoverdepcs.org
2040		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 2	Principal	Dahlia Aguilar, Principal
2041		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	daguilar@mundoverdepcs.org
2042		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2043			-		Christina Mason, Data, Technology, and Enrollment Coordinator
2044					Direct Phone: 202-630-8373
2045			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		cmason@mundoverdepcs.org
2046		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care begins at 7:30 a.m. After Care goes to 6 p.m., with Extended After Care to 6:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Dahlia Aguilar, Principal
2047		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	daguilar@mundoverdepcs.org
2048		With an academically challenging and hands-on, project-based curriculum focused on sustainability and biliteracy, Mundo Verde will prepare its students to be caring, successful and responsible adults in a world increasingly shaped by global cultural, economic and environmental forces. Our focus on sustainability will prepare our students to take personal and social responsibility for tomorrow's world. Our focus on biliteracy will ensure competence in cross-cultural communication. As a direct result of this combined and integrated approach, our students will have a sense of identity, culture, place and purpose, as well as the knowledge, skills, values and intellectual framework necessary to thoughtfully take on stewardship for their local communities and the global community as well.
2049		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
2050		Accreditation:	#REF!
2051
2052
2053
2054		National Collegiate Preparatory PCHS
2055		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 49%)
2056		Address	4600 Livingston Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Allison Mayas, Board Chair
2057			www.nationalprepdc.org
2058			Main: 202-832-7737
2059			Fax: 202-832-7736
2060		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/National-Collegiate-Preparatory-Public-Charter/327711307752	Executive Director	Jennifer L. Ross,
2061			Twitter: @NationalPrep		jross@nationalprepdc.org
2062		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Dr.Dianne Brown, Ed.D., Chief Academic Officer
2063		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dbrown@nationalprepdc.org
2064		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2065			-		Carlisa Hurtt, Registrar
2066					Direct Phone: 202-832-7737
2067			8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.		churtt@nationalprepdc.org
2068		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1:35 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Latoya Joseph, Special Education Coordinator
2069		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1:35 p.m.	Special Education Contact	ljoseph@nationalprepdc.org
2070		National Prep was founded on the principle that all students should have a great high school education that instills in them a desire to be lifelong learners with an ability to succeed in college and become productive young adults within their communities.
2071		First Academic Year of Operation: 2009-10
2072		Accreditation:	#REF!
2073
2074		The Next Step/El Próximo Paso PCS
2075		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2076		Address	3047 15th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Eduardo Ferrer
2077			www.nextsteppcs.org
2078			Main: 202-319-2249
2079			Fax: 202-234-0001
2080		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TNSPCS	Executive Director	Julie Meyer,
2081			Twitter: @thenextsteppcs		julie@nextsteppcs.org
2082		Grades Served and Enrollment	Age 16 - Age 24	Principal	Susan Evans-Espinoza, Day School Principal
2083		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	susan@nextsteppcs.org
2084		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2085			-		Roxana Perez; Sindy Tavarez , Day School Registrar; Night School Registrar
2086					Direct Phone: 202-234-0000
2087			9 a.m. - 9 p.m.		roxana@nextsteppcs.org; sindy@nextsteppcs.org
2088		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Amber Church, Special Education Coordinator
2089		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	amber@nextsteppcs.org
2090		The Next Step is a bilingual (Spanish/English) GED program for youth ages 16-24 who are not well-served in traditional high schools due to language barriers, low academic level or other issues. Full-time and part-time day and evening options are offered, along with flexible placement and pacing, and comprehensive life skills and wraparound services.
2091		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2092		Accreditation:	#REF!
2093
2094		The Next Step PCS [Night School]
2095		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2096		Address	3047 15th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Eduardo Ferrer
2097			www.nextsteppcs.org
2098			Main: 202-319-2249
2099			Fax: 202-234-0001
2100		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TNSPCS	Executive Director	Julie Meyer,
2101			Twitter: @thenextsteppcs		julie@nextsteppcs.org
2102		Grades Served and Enrollment	Age 18 - Age 24	Principal	Juan Carlos Martinez, Night School Principal
2103		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	juancarlos@nextsteppcs.org
2104		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2105			-		Roxana Perez; Sindy Tavarez , Day School Registrar; Night School Registrar
2106					Direct Phone: 202-234-0000
2107			5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.		roxana@nextsteppcs.org; sindy@nextsteppcs.org
2108		Notes Regarding School Day	Night program, 5:30pm to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	Amber Church, Special Education Coordinator
2109		Notes Regarding School Day	Night program, 5:30pm to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays.	Special Education Contact	amber@nextsteppcs.org
2110		The Next Step is a bilingual (Spanish/English) GED program for youth ages 18-24 who are not well-served in traditional high schools due to language barriers, low academic level or other issues. Full-time and part-time day and evening options are offered, along with flexible placement and pacing, and comprehensive life skills and wraparound services.
2111		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2112		Accreditation:	#REF!
2113
2114		Options Academy PCS
2115		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2116		Address	702 15th Street, NE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Mr. Lloyd Anderson
2117			www.optionsschool.org
2118			Main: 202-232-4627
2119			Fax: 202-232-4502
2120		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Options-Public-Charter-School/148450005295535	Executive Director	Dr. Charles Vincent,
2121			Twitter: @optionspcs		cvincent@optionsschool.org
2122		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 12	Principal	Amos Pierre, Principal of the Academy
2123		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	apierre@optionsschool.org
2124		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2125			-		Kennesha Kelly, Registrar
2126					Direct Phone: 202-547-1028
2127			8 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
2128		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	Stephanie James, Special Education Director
2129		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	sjames@optionsschool.org
2130		Options Academy is a therapeutic environment providing continuation of services.
2131		First Academic Year of Operation: 2010-11
2132
2133
2134		Options PCS
2135		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2136		Address	1375 E Street, NE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Mr. Lloyd Anderson
2137			www.optionsschool.org
2138			Main: 202-547-1028
2139			Fax: 202-547-1272
2140		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Options-Public-Charter-School/148450005295535	Executive Director	Dr. Charles Vincent,
2141			Twitter: @optionspcs		cvincent@optionsschool.org
2142		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 12	Principal	Glenn Starnes, Principal
2143		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	gstarnes@optionsschool.org
2144		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2145			-		Kennesha Kelly, Registrar
2146					Direct Phone: 202-547-1028
2147			8:40 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
2148		Notes Regarding School Day	High school hours are 8:25 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Stephanie James, Special Education Director
2149		Notes Regarding School Day	High school hours are 8:25 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	sjames@optionsschool.org
2150		Award-winning, first charter school in DC, serving grades 5 through 12 with academic and vocational programs. Free academic and behavior screening for your child.
2151		First Academic Year of Operation: 1996-97
2152		Accreditation:	#REF!
2153
2154		Paul PCS - Middle School
2155		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 65.8%)
2156		Address	5800 8th Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Roberta Colton , Board Chair
2157			www.paulcharter.org
2158			Main: 202-291-7499
2159			Fax: 202-291-7495
2160		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PaulPublicCharter	Executive Director	Jami Dunham,
2161			Twitter: @PaulPCS		jdunham@paulcharter.org
2162		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 8	Principal	Danielle Singh, Principal
2163		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dsingh@paulcharter.org
2164		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2165			-		Quenna Chaplin, Admissions and Data Associate
2166					Direct Phone: 202-291-7499
2167			8:15 p.m. - 3:35 p.m.		qchaplin@paulcharter.org
2168		Notes Regarding School Day	Once a month, students are released at 12:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Katrina Foster, Special Education Coordinator
2169		Notes Regarding School Day	Once a month, students are released at 12:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	kfoster@paulcharter.org
2170		Paul was ranked a Tier 1 school according to the Public Charter School Board’s Performance Management Framework for school year 2010-2011 and school year 2011-2012. Paul has a college prep curriculum designed to ensure that all students are prepared to attend rigorous high schools which will put them on the path to college. Paul boasts its “Triple A Program,” providing rigorous Academics, enriching Arts, and competitive Athletics. The mission of Paul PCS is to educate its students and to develop in them the capacity to be responsible citizens, independent thinkers, and leaders.
2171		First Academic Year of Operation: 2000-01
2172		Accreditation:	#REF!
2173
2174		Paul PCS - International High School
2175		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2176		Address	5800 8th Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Roberta Colton
2177			www.paulcharter.org
2178			Main: 202-291-7499
2179			Fax: 202-291-7495
2180		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PaulPublicCharter	Executive Director	Jami Dunham,
2181			Twitter: @PaulPCS		jdunham@paulcharter.org
2182		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 10	Principal	Kenya Wilson, Principal
2183		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	kwilson@paulcharter.org
2184		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2185			-		Quenna Chaplin, Admissions and Data Associate
2186					Direct Phone: 202-291-7499
2187			8:15:00 - 15:35:00		qchaplin@paulcharter.org
2188		Notes Regarding School Day	Once a month, students are released at 12:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Katrina Foster, Special Education Coordinator
2189		Notes Regarding School Day	Once a month, students are released at 12:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	kfoster@paulcharter.org
2190		Paul International High School will offer a rigorous, college preparatory program that develops the global competencies of its scholars.As a part of the International Studies Schools Network (sponsored by the Asia Society), Paul will provide scholars with the opportunity to study abroad, participate in international excursions, and address global issues.Paul boasts its “Triple A Program,” providing rigorous Academics, enriching Arts, and competitive Athletics. The mission of Paul PCS is to educate its students and to develop in them the capacity to be responsible citizens, independent thinkers, and leaders.
2191		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013
2192		Accreditation:	#REF!
2193
2194		Perry Street Preparatory PCS [Lower School]
2195		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 43.4%)
2196		Address	1800 Perry Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Cynthia Brown, Board Chair
2197			www.pspdc.org
2198			Main: 202-529-4400
2199			Fax: 202-526-2214
2200		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PerryStreetPrep	Executive Director	Shadwick Jenkins,
2201			Twitter: @PerryStreetPrep		sjenkins@pspdc.org
2202		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Tenina Reeves, Principal
2203		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	treeves@pspdc.org
2204		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2205			-		Holly Cherico, Director of Marketing and Admissions
2206					Direct Phone: 202-551-0804
2207			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		hcherico@pspdc.org
2208		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is served starting at 7:15 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Chante Ford, Director of Special Education
2209		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	cford@pspdc.org
2210		Perry Street Prep is a college preparatory school serving pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Our mission is to be a community of diverse learners that builds relationships with families to empower students to become college-ready and to thrive in a global society.
2211		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2212		Accreditation:	#REF!
2213
2214		Perry Street Preparatory PCS [Upper School]
2215		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 37.6%)
2216		Address	1800 Perry Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Cynthia Brown
2217			www.pspdc.org
2218			Main: 202-529-4400
2219			Fax: 202-526-2214
2220		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PerryStreetPrep	Executive Director	Shadwick Jenkins,
2221			Twitter: @PerryStreetPrep		sjenkins@pspdc.org
2222		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Cordelia Postell, Principal
2223		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	cpostell@pspdc.org
2224		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2225			-		Holly Cherico, Director of Marketing and Admissions
2226					Direct Phone: 202-551-0804
2227			8 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.		hcherico@pspdc.org
2228		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is served starting at 7:15 a.m.	Special Education Contact	Chante Booker, Director of Special Education
2229		Notes Regarding School Day	Breakfast is served starting at 7:15 a.m.	Special Education Contact	cford@pspdc.org
2230		Perry Street Prep is a college preparatory school serving pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Our mission is to be a community of diverse learners that builds relationships with families to empower students to become college-ready and to thrive in a global society.
2231		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2232		Accreditation:	#REF!
2233
2234		Potomac Preparatory PCS
2235		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 49.3%)
2236		Address	4401 8th Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Elizabeth (Betsy) Jorgensen, Board Chair
2237			www.lighthouse-academies.org
2238			Main: 202-526-6003
2239			Fax: 202-526-6005
2240		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Mike Ronan,
2241		Connect	Twitter: N/A		mronan@lighthouse-academies.org
2242		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Dr. Marian Whitehood, Principal
2243		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mwhood@potomacprep.org
2244		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2245			-		Maria Flowers, Office Assistant
2246					Direct Phone: 202-526-6003
2247			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		mflowers@lighthouse-academies.org
2248		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Abby McDonald, Special Education Coordinator
2249		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	amcdonald@lighthouse-academies.org
2250		At Potomac Lighthouse PCS, we prepare our students for college through a rigorous, arts-infused program.
2251		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
2252		Accreditation:	#REF!
2253
2254		Richard Wright PCS for Journalism and Media Arts
2255		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2256		Address	770 M Street, SE 2nd Floor Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Rhonda Wells-Wilbon, Ph.D., Board Chair
2257			www.richardwrightpcs.org
2258			Main: 202-388-1011
2259			Fax: 202-388-5197
2260		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Marco Clark, Ph.D.,
2261		Connect	Twitter: N/A		marco.clark@richardwrightpcs.org
2262		Grades Served and Enrollment	8 - 11	Principal	Marco Clark, Ph.D., CEO/Head of School
2263		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	marco.clark@richardwrightpcs.org
2264		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2265			-		Alisha Roberts-Charles, Director of Business Operations
2266					Direct Phone: 202-388-1011 ext.120
2267			8:05 a.m. - 5 p.m.		alisha.charles@richardwrightpcs.org
2268		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 11:30 a.m.	Special Education Contact	Mary Byrd, Director of Special Education
2269		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 11:30 a.m.	Special Education Contact	mbyrd@richardwrightpcs.org
2270		Richard Wright Public Charter School for Journalism and Media Arts is a new, unique high school offering students, beginning with grade 8, an opportunity to explore high school while focusing on their areas of interest within journalism and media arts. Our educational focus is to create great writers, journalists and productive citizens. Our commitment to education will empower students to become creative, innovative thinkers regardless of their ethnicity, socioeconomic status or gender.
2271		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
2272		Accreditation:	#REF!
2273
2274
2275		Roots PCS
2276		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 48.4%)
2277		Address	15 Kennedy Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Gilda Sherrod-Ali, Board Chair
2278			www.rootspcs.org
2279			Main: 202-882-8073
2280			Fax: 202-882-8075
2281		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	Bernida Thompson, Ed.D.,
2282		Connect	Twitter: @RootsPCS		bthompson@rootspcs.org
2283		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Bernida Thompson, Ed.D., Founding Principal
2284		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	bthompson@rootspcs.org
2285		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2286			-		Winifred Wright, PCO
2287					Direct Phone: 202-882-8073
2288			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		wwright@rootspcs.org
2289		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care starts at 7 a.m. for preschoolers through kindergarteners; After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Winifred Wright, PCO
2290		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	wwright@rootspcs.org
2291		The Roots Public Charter School utilizes as a model the stellar curriculum and programs of the Roots Activity Learning Center, a successful independent African-centered school that has a leading reputation for student academic achievement. Our alumni have been successful at all of the area’s finest high schools. Roots is nationally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Elementary Schools and the Commission on International and Trans-Regional Accreditation.
2292		First Academic Year of Operation: 1999-2000
2293		Accreditation:	#REF!
2294
2295
2296		SEED PCS of Washington, D.C.
2297		PMF Tier: 1
2298		Address	4300 C Street, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Vasco Fernandez
2299			www.seedschooldc.org
2300			Main: 202-248-7773
2301			Fax: 202-248-3021
2302		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-SEED-School-of-Washington-DC/123730994320225	Executive Director	Dr. Adrian Manuel,
2303		Connect	Twitter: @TheSEEDSchoolDC		amanuel@seedschooldc.org
2304		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 12	Principal	Dr Adrian Manuel, Head of School
2305		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	amanuel@seedschooldc.org
2306		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2307			-		Mecha Inman, Admission Contact
2308					Direct Phone: 202-248-3005
2309			7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.		minman@seedschooldc.org
2310		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal at 4 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; 3:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays.	Special Education Contact	Stacy Pearl, Special Education Contact
2311		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	spearl@seedschooldc.org
2312		The SEED Public Charter School of Washington, D.C., opened its doors with 40 7th-grade students in July 1998, at The Capital Children’s Museum and added students to the 7th grade each subsequent year. In 2001, the school moved to its permanent campus in Marshall Heights. In 2004, SEED reached full capacity with 325 students in grades 7-12 and graduated its first class of seniors, all of whom were accepted to college. In 2009, SEED introduced grade 6 to its program. All students live on campus Sunday through Friday, enabling them to benefit from an integrated curriculum that incorporates academic, extracurricular and life skills learning.
2313		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2314		Accreditation:	#REF!
2315
2316
2317		Sela PCS
2318		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2319		Address	6015-17 Chillum Place, NE Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Jessica Lieberman, Ph.D
2320			www.selapcs.org
2321			Main: 202-670-7352
2322			Fax: None Provided
2323		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SelaPCS	Executive Director	Dr. Jason Lody, Ed. D.,
2324		Connect	Twitter: @selapcs		jlody@selapcs.org
2325		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 1	Principal	Jason Lody, Principal
2326		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jlody@selapcs.org
2327		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2328			-		Shalita Washington, Director of Enrollment
2329					Direct Phone: 202-670-7352
2330			8:15:00 - 15:30:00		swashington@selapcs.org
2331		Notes Regarding School Day	half day each Wednesday with a 1pm dismissal.	Special Education Contact	Erin Dwyer, Director of Special Education
2332		Notes Regarding School Day	half day each Wednesday with a 1pm dismissal.	Special Education Contact	edwyer@selapcs.org
2333		The Washington DC Hebrew Language Public Charter School (HLPCS) will offer children of all ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds in the District of Columbia, from pre-kindergarten through grade 8, the opportunity to achieve academic excellence in a safe, nurturing environment that focuses on Hebrew language immersion, promotes the value of diversity, and instills the skills for taking action in the world.
2334		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
2335		Accreditation:	#REF!
2336
2337		Shining Stars Montessori Academy PCS
2338		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2339		Address	1328 Florida Avenue, NW Annex Washington, DC 1	Board Chair &	Allison Brown, Board Chair
2340			http://shiningstarsdc.org/
2341			Main: 202-319-2307
2342			Fax: 202-319-2309
2343		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ssmapcs	Executive Director	Ayize Sabater,
2344		Connect	Twitter: @shiningstarpcs		ayize@ss-montessori.org
2345		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 2	Principal	Rhonda Sabater, Principal
2346		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	rhonda@ss-montessori.org
2347		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2348			-		Aliya Rocker, Academic Assistant
2349					Direct Phone: 202-319-2307
2350			8 a.m. - 3 p.m.		aliya@ss-montessori.org
2351		Notes Regarding School Day	Before care starts at 7:15 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Megan Alderton, Special Education Coordinator
2352		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	malderton@specialedcoop.org
2353		Shining Stars Montessori Academy's mission is to offer quality Montessori education infused with culturally inclusive principles to guide children to develop to their fullest potential.
2354		First Academic Year of Operation: 2011-12
2355		Accreditation:	#REF!
2356
2357		Somerset Preparatory Academy PCS
2358		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2359		Address	3301 Wheeler Road, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Joe Bruno
2360			http://www.somersetdc.com/
2361			Main: 202-562-9104
2362			Fax: 202-457-1980
2363		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	James (Jim) Griffin,
2364		Connect	Twitter: N/A		jgriffin@somersetdc.com
2365		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 8	Principal	James (Jim) Griffin, Principal
2366		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jgriffin@somersetdc.com
2367		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2368			-		,
2369					Direct Phone:
2370			7:30 a.m. - 4:30 a.m.
2371		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	,
2372		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact
2373		The mission of Somerset Preparatory Academy Public Charter School is to prepare students to be successful in college; equip students with intellectual, emotional, social, and ethical skills to maximize unique individual potential; and form confident, self-directed, and responsible lifelong learners who take an active role in improving the local and global community.
2374		First Academic Year of Operation: 2013-14
2375		Accreditation:	#REF!
2376
2377		St. Coletta Special Education PCS
2378		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2379		Address	1901 Independence Avenue, SE Washington, DC 7	Board Chair	Joe Bruno
2380			www.stcoletta.org
2381			Main: 202-350-8680
2382			Fax: 202-350-8699
2383		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Coletta-of-Greater-Washington/101618584490	Executive Director	Sharon Raimo,
2384		Connect	Twitter: N/A		sraimo@stcoletta.org
2385		Grades Served and Enrollment	Ungraded - Ungraded	Principal	Janice Corazza, Principal
2386		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	jcorazza@stcoletta.org
2387		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2388			-		Donna O'Meara, Director of Admissions
2389					Direct Phone: 202-350-8680
2390			8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.		domeara@stcoletta.org
2391		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Mondays at 12:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	David Knight, IEP and Assessment Coordinator
2392		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Mondays at 12:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	dknight@stcoletta.org
2393		The mission of St. Coletta Special Education Public Charter School is to serve students with intellectual disabilities, autism and multiple disabilities. St. Coletta is a functional life skills and functional academic program providing a full range of related services delivered on-site and in an integrated educational model.
2394		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
2395		Accreditation:	#REF!
2396
2397		Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS
2398		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 79.9%)
2399		Address	2427 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE Washington, DC 8	Board Chair	Kannon Shanmugam
2400			www.thurgoodmarshallacademy.org
2401			Main: 202-563-6862
2402			Fax: 202-563-6946
2403		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thurgoodmarshallacademy	Executive Director	Alexandra Pardo,
2404		Connect	Twitter: @TMAtalks		apardo@tmapchs.org
2405		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Alexandra Pardo, Executive Director
2406		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	apardo@tmapchs.org
2407		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2408			-		Nadly Julien, Admissions Coordinator
2409					Direct Phone: 202-563-6862
2410			8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		njulien@tmapchs.org
2411		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Tuesdays at 4 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Sonja Jones, Special Education Coordinator
2412		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Tuesdays at 4 p.m.	Special Education Contact	sojones@tmapchs.org
2413		Thurgood Marshall Academy is the first and only law-related charter school in the District of Columbia, founded on the belief of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall that all children have the right to a first-class education. The academy’s mission is to prepare students to succeed in college and to actively engage in our democratic society. Our goal is to help students develop their own voice by teaching them the skills lawyers have—the ability to solve complex problems, think critically and advocate persuasively for themselves and their communities. To accomplish our mission, Thurgood Marshall Academy functions as both a school and a youth development organization by integrating a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum with in-school and after-school support programming such as academic tutoring, personalized mentoring, enrichment activities, a Summer Prep program for rising 9th graders and one-on-one college guidance. Our curriculum and instruction are designed to prepare students for the rigor of a college education. Our school offers a college-preparatory curriculum rich in electives, honors and Advanced Placement courses. One-hundred percent of Thurgood Marshall Academy graduates have been accepted to college.
2414		First Academic Year of Operation: 2001-02
2415		Accreditation:	#REF!
2416
2417		Tree of Life PCS
2418		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 35.5%)
2419		Address	2315 18th Place, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Carl J. Hampton, Psy.D.
2420			www.treeoflifepcs.org
2421			Main: 202-832-1108
2422			Fax: 202-832-1113
2423		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TreeofLifeCommunityPCS	Executive Director	Patricia L."Ngozi" Williams,
2424		Connect	Twitter: N/A		nwilliams@treeoflifepcs.org
2425		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Tenika Holden, Principal
2426		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	tholden@treeoflifepcs.org
2427		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2428			-		Patricia Ragland, Family Support & Enrichment Coordinator
2429					Direct Phone: 202-832-1108 ext. 29
2430			7:50 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		pragland@treeoflifepcs.org
2431		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Zaneta Boyd , Special Education Coordinator
2432		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	zboyd@treeoflifepcs.org
2433		The Tree of Life Public Charter School provides holistic academic and non-academic programs and services for children and families of the District. The school offers small classes of 18-20 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 8. A content-rich, child-focused, culture-rich and relationship-focused curriculum model is utilized to achieve higher academic performance and develop productive behaviors and skills for contributing to the world community. The integration of academic content (and individualized instruction), particularly reading and literacy, within the context of stronger family and community services is emphasized.
2434		First Academic Year of Operation: 2000-01
2435		Accreditation:	#REF!
2436
2437		Two Rivers PCS [Elementary Facility]
2438		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 73.8%)
2439		Address	1227 4th Street, NE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Ann Gosier
2440			www.tworiverspcs.org
2441			Main: 202-546-4477
2442			Fax: 202-546-0869
2443		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tworiverspcs	Executive Director	Jessica Wodatch,
2444		Connect	Twitter: @TwoRiverPCS		jwodatch@tworiverspcs.org
2445		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 5	Principal	Maggie Bello, Principal
2446		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	mbello@tworiverspcs.org
2447		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2448			-		Julia Shepperson, Registrar
2449					Direct Phone: 202-546-4477
2450			8:15 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.		jshepperson@tworiverspcs.org
2451		Notes Regarding School Day	Early dismissal on Wednesdays at 1:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Laura Lorenzen, Director of Student Support
2452		Notes Regarding School Day	Early dismissal on Wednesdays at 1:15 p.m.	Special Education Contact	llorenzen@tworiverspcs.org
2453		The mission of Two Rivers Public Charter School is to nurture a diverse group of students to become lifelong, active participants in their own education, develop a sense of self and community, and become responsible and compassionate members of society. Two Rivers serves 431 students in preschool through grade 8. A parent-founded and community-supported public charter school, Two Rivers provides students across the city with a vibrant educational environment. Two Rivers offers an interactive, project-based instructional model, Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound, complemented by an extensive arts program, emphasis on literacy, and a Spanish program. The school focuses on the whole child, recognizing the importance of character education and the social-emotional needs of children while helping them achieve academic excellence.
2454		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
2455		Accreditation:	#REF!
2456
2457		Two Rivers PCS [Middle Facility]
2458		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2459		Address	1234 4th Street, NE Washington, DC 6	Board Chair	Ann Gosier
2460			www.tworiverspcs.org
2461			Main: 202-543-8477
2462			Fax: 202-543-8479
2463		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tworiverspcs	Executive Director	Jessica Wodatch,
2464		Connect	Twitter: @TwoRiverPCS		jwodatch@tworiverspcs.org
2465		Grades Served and Enrollment	6 - 8	Principal	Elaine Hou, Interim Principal
2466		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	ehou@tworiverspcs.org
2467		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2468			-		Julia Shepperson, Registrar
2469					Direct Phone: 202-546-4477
2470			8:15 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.		jshepperson@tworiverspcs.org
2471		Notes Regarding School Day	YWCA Wellness Wednesdays.	Special Education Contact	Laura Lorenzen, Director of Student Support
2472		Notes Regarding School Day	YWCA Wellness Wednesdays.	Special Education Contact	llorenzen@tworiverspcs.org
2473		The mission of Two Rivers Public Charter School is to nurture a diverse group of students to become lifelong, active participants in their own education, develop a sense of self and community, and become responsible and compassionate members of society. Two Rivers serves 431 students in preschool through grade 8. A parent-founded and community-supported public charter school, Two Rivers provides students across the city with a vibrant educational environment where students and staff become a community of learners on a journey of discovery. Two Rivers offers an interactive, project-based instructional model, Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound, complemented by an extensive arts program, emphasis on literacy, and a Spanish program. The school focuses on the whole child, recognizing the importance of character education and the social-emotional needs of children while helping them achieve academic excellence.
2474		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
2475		Accreditation:	#REF!
2476
2477		Washington Latin PCS - Middle School
2478		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 71.5%)
2479		Address	5200 2nd Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Chinesom Ejiasa
2480			www.latinpcs.org
2481			Main: 202-223-1111
2482			Fax: 202-723-1171
2483		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Washington-Latin-Public-Charter-School/266576123388394	Executive Director	Martha Cutts,
2484		Connect	Twitter: @WLPCS		mcutts@latinpcs.org
2485		Grades Served and Enrollment	5 - 8	Principal	Diana Smith, Principal
2486		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dsmith@latinpcs.org
2487		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2488			-		Crystal Williams, Director of Student Recruitment and Parent Liaison
2489					Direct Phone: 202-541-1591
2490			8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.		cwilliams@latinpcs.org
2491		Notes Regarding School Day	After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Phil Castle, Director of Special Education
2492		Notes Regarding School Day	After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	pcastle@latinpcs.org
2493		Washington Latin PCS offers a challenging, classical education that is accessible to students throughout the District of Columbia.
2494		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
2495		Accreditation:	#REF!
2496
2497		Washington Latin PCS - Upper School
2498		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 80.8%)
2499		Address	5200 2nd Street, NW Washington, DC 4	Board Chair	Chinesom Ejiasa
2500			www.latinpcs.org
2501			Main: 202-223-1111
2502			Fax: 202-723-1171
2503		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Washington-Latin-Public-Charter-School/266576123388394	Executive Director	Martha Cutts,
2504		Connect	Twitter: @WLPCS		mcutts@latinpcs.org
2505		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	Diana Smith, Principal
2506		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	dsmith@latinpcs.org
2507		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2508			-		Crystal Williams, Director of Student Recruitment and Parent Liaison
2509					Direct Phone: 202-541-1591
2510			8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.		cwilliams@latinpcs.org
2511		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	Phil Castle, Director of Special Education
2512		Notes Regarding School Day	None	Special Education Contact	pcastle@latinpcs.org
2513		Washington Latin PCS offers a challenging, classical education that is accessible to students throughout the District of Columbia.
2514		First Academic Year of Operation: 2006-07
2515		Accreditation:	#REF!
2516
2517		Washington Mathematics Science Technology PCHS
2518		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 63%)
2519		Address	1920 Bladensburg Road, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Jeneen Y. Ramos
2520			www.wmstpchs.org
2521			Main: 202-636-8011
2522			Fax: 202-636-3495
2523		Connect	Facebook: N/A	Executive Director	N'Deye Diagne, Ph.D.,
2524		Connect	Twitter: N/A		ndiagne@wmstpchs.net
2525		Grades Served and Enrollment	9 - 12	Principal	N'Deye Diagne, Ph.D., Principal
2526		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	ndiagne@wmstpchs.net
2527		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2528			-		N'Deye Diagne, Ph.D., Principal
2529					Direct Phone:
2530			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		ndiagne@wmstpchs.net
2531		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Martha Staggs-Thomas, Special Education Contact
2532		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m.	Special Education Contact	mstaggs@wmstpchs.net
2533		Founded in 1998, Washington Mathematics Science Technology Public Charter High School is a leading school that is free to residents of the District of Columbia.
2534		First Academic Year of Operation: 1998-99
2535		Accreditation:	#REF!
2536
2537		Washington Yu Ying PCS
2538		PMF Tier: 1		(Score: 76.7%)
2539		Address	220 Taylor Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair	Christina Murtaugh
2540			www.washingtonyuying.org
2541			Main: 202-635-1950
2542			Fax: 202-635-1960
2543		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WashingtonYuYingPCS	Executive Director	Maquita Alexander,
2544		Connect	Twitter: @YuYingPCS		maquita@washingtonyuying.org
2545		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK4 - 6	Principal	Maquita Alexander, Principal
2546		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	maquita@washingtonyuying.org
2547		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2548			-		Kate Dart, Business and Compliance Manager
2549					Direct Phone: 202-635-1950
2550			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		compliance@washingtonyuying.org
2551		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Alana Chill, Assessment and Learning Support Coordinator
2552		Notes Regarding School Day	Dismissal on Fridays at 1 p.m.	Special Education Contact	achill@washingtonyuying.org
2553		Washington Yu Ying Public Charter School aims to nurture the development of a strong social conscience among tomorrow's global leaders by fostering excellence in our students' intellectual, moral, social, emotional and physical development in an engaging, inquiry-driven environment with Chinese-English dual language immersion.
2554		First Academic Year of Operation: 2008-09
2555		Accreditation:	#REF!
2556
2557		William E. Doar, Jr. PCS for the Performing Arts
2558		PMF Tier: 2		(Score: 38.4%)
2559		Address	705 Edgewood Street, NE Washington, DC 5	Board Chair &	John Goldman
2560			http://www.wedjschool.us
2561			Main: 202-269-4646
2562			Fax: 202-403-3222
2563		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PCSARTS	Executive Director	Barbara Smith, Ph.D.,
2564		Connect	Twitter: @WEDJPCS
2565		Grades Served and Enrollment	PK3 - 8	Principal	Barbara Smith, Ph.D., Principal
2566		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	bsmith@wedjschool.us
2567		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2568			-		Lilly Morgan and John Manahan, Registrar
2569					Direct Phone: 202-269-4646
2570			8 a.m. - 4 p.m.		lmorgan@wedjschool.us;
2571		Notes Regarding School Day	Before Care begins at 7:45 a.m. After Care goes until 6 p.m.	Special Education Contact	Stevonna Miles, Special Education Director
2572		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	smiles@wedjschool.us
2573		The William E. Doar, Jr. Public Charter School for the Performing Arts will foster a safe, creative, enjoyable and culturally sensitive learning environment for all students with the goal of providing a college preparatory curriculum in both academics and the performing arts to produce the next generation of leaders for America and the global society.
2574		First Academic Year of Operation: 2004-05
2575		Accreditation:	#REF!
2576
2577		YouthBuild PCS
2578		PMF Tier: Accountability Plan
2579		Address	3014 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 1	Board Chair	Mark Jordan
2580			www.youthbuildpcs.org
2581			Main: 202-319-0141
2582			Fax: 202-518-0618
2583		Connect	Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/youthbuildpcs	Executive Director	Arthur Dade,
2584		Connect	Twitter: N/A		arthur@youthbuildpcs.org
2585		Grades Served and Enrollment	Adult Ed/GED (Age 16) - Adult Ed/GED (Age 24)	Principal	Andrea Hinson, Principal
2586		Grades Served and Enrollment		Principal	andrea@youthbuildpcs.org
2587		Start - End Dates School Year Regular Hours School Day		Admissions Contact
2588			-		Iris Mata, Registrar
2589					Direct Phone: 202-319-2236
2590			8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.		iris@youthbuildpcs.org
2591		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	Rebecca Paavola, Assistant Principal, Special Education Coordinator
2592		Notes Regarding School Day		Special Education Contact	rebecca@youthbuildpcs.org
2593		YouthBuild Public Charter School’s mission is to transform the lives of out-of-school youth by offering, in English and Spanish, an academic and vocational program, employability training and an opportunity for youth to perform community service by creating housing for the city’s low-income residents. The underlying philosophy of the school is that through education, young people at risk—even those who have experienced failure—can learn to respect themselves and lead lives with dignity as contributing members of society. The students at YouthBuild PCS transform their lives while building the community.
2594		First Academic Year of Operation: 2005-06
2595		Accreditation:	#REF!
2596