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2019 Family Guide to DCPS High Schools

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Review the Career Education Pathways available at each DCPS high school on pages 26 and 27 of this guide.

DCPS strives to empower our students on their path to graduation with the tools they need to be successful by creating policies that are supportive, inclusive, and equitable. Learn about our graduation policy here: http://dcps.dc.gov/prektograduation

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MY SCHOOL DC LOTTERY

The My School DC lottery gives families the opportunity to apply for available seats in early childhood programs for 3- and 4-year-olds, out of boundary DCPS schools in grades K-12, citywide schools, DCPS application high schools, and participating charter schools. A single, random lottery is run by My School DC to determine placement of new students at all participating schools.The Office of the State Superintendent of Education oversees the My School DC lottery in collaboration with DCPS, the Public Charter School Board, and participating charter schools.

To learn more about the lottery process, visit: www.myschooldc.org


Citywide: a school that does not have a boundary and therefore cannot be claimed as an in-boundary school. Citywide schools can only be accessed through the lottery and do not provide guaranteed enrollment to any new student. Ron Brown is the only DCPS citywide application high school.

Selective: a school or program that admits students based on specific eligibility criteria. DCPS has eight selective application high schools and programs: Banneker, Bard DC, Columbia Heights Education Campus, Duke Ellington, Early College Academy at Coolidge High School, McKinley Tech, Phelps, and School Without Walls.

Destination School (also feeder pattern school): a middle, high, or education campus school that a student has a right to attend based on the student completing the terminal grade at an elementary or middle school during the previous school year.

Application high school: a DCPS high school or program that requires an application for entry into the school. There are two types of DCPS application high schools and programs.

Out-of-boundary school: a school other than a student’s in-boundary school.

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Anacostia High School was modernized in 2014, which provided the community with exceptional facilities to house the school’s academic programs focused on preparing students for college and career readiness. Launched in SY16-17, Anacostia has a public safety academy in which students earn credit toward the Metropolitan Police Department cadet program. The school has incorporated the ASPIRE enrichment block into the schedule to provide students with academic interventions, character education, and an opportunity to participate in the performing arts. The school strongly encourages students to participate in athletics and afterschool programs to bolster college applications.

• AP Biology• AP English Language & Composition • AP English Literature & Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Statistics • AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History

• Career Bridge• Career and Technology Education• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Success Foundation• College Visits• DC-CAP

• Dual Enrollment• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School Year

Internships• Paid Career Ready Summer

Internships• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

• Band• Basketball (Boys/Girls)• Bowling• Chess Club• Choir • Computer Hacking Club

• Dance • Drama• Football (Boys/Girls) • Modeling • National Honor

Society

SY17-18 Enrollment 380

— Kadeem, Class of 2019

• Rugby • Student Government • Study Abroad• Swimming • Tennis • Volleyball

Excel Academy, Kramer Middle School, Sousa Middle School

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COLLEGES WHERE STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED IN RECENT YEARS

• Old Dominion University• Morgan State University• North Carolina A&T State

University• North Carolina Central University• Radford University• Spelman College• Sewanee: The University of

the South• University of Pittsburgh• Virginia Commonwealth University• West Virginia University

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46%Female Hispanic

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• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Psychology • AP Statistics• AP Studio Art/Drawing• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History

• Academy of Hospitality and Tourism• Automotive Technology• Culinary Arts• Entrepreneurship• Mass Media (Film/Video)

• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Success Foundation• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP

• Dual Enrollment• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School Year Internships• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

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Cafeteria - Dual Height Atrium - Pool - State-of-the-art Athletic Field and Bleachers

• Baseball• Basketball (Girls/Boys)• Career Club• Chess Club• Creative Writing• Debate• Football• Foreign Language

• Gay/Lesbian Alliance• Girls Flag Football• Girls Volleyball• Green Team• Marching Band• National Honor Society• Robotics• Science Club

• Service Clubs• Softball• Student Government• Study Abroad• Swimming• Values/Self-Esteem


Hart Middle School, Johnson Middle School, Leckie Education Campus

“I love and appreciate Ballou for preparing me for college! This school offers courses like AVID, which helps us prepare for life after high school, scholarships like ‘Friends of Ballou,’ and other resources to make college more affordable. The environment at Ballou provides another support system, which makes you feel like you have a second family.” — Litzi, Class of 2017

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Ballou offers a myriad of academic programs that allow students to explore and reach their maximum potential. These programs include honors and AP courses, grade-level academies, inclusion classes for special needs students, and more than 50 partnerships with national and community organizations. Ballou also offers AVID and College Summit programs. More than 10 percent of the graduating seniors are selected for the Achievers Scholarship from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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• Duke University• Lafayette College• Morehouse College• Old Dominion Univeristy• Radford University• Sewanee: The University of the

South• Temple University• University of Michigan • Virginia Commonwealth University• West Virginia University


What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Amnesty International • Anime Club• Chess Club• Dance Club• Debate Team• Drawing Club• Electric Car Club• Fitness Club

At Benjamin Banneker Academic High School we develop our students’ life-long skills for learning, sound moral character, and regard for the welfare of the community. We equip our students with a variety of educational tools needed to achieve academic excellence and ensure our students’ preparation for, and admission to, a four-year college or university. Our students are prepared for future leadership roles and are empowered to compete globally. It is our belief that all students are capable of significant academic success, and of becoming productive and caring citizens within the community. Banneker has implemented an academic program and an environment that allows students to compete globally. The faculty and administration have the experience and qualifications to carry out Banneker’s mission. There is a commitment of the Banneker community to model, uphold, and enforce high standards of learning and citizenship, and to work collaboratively to remove any obstacles to a student’s success.

What great courses can I take?

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What programs can prepare me for college and career?

Why Benjamin Banneker Academic High School?

• Career Field Trips• College Visits• Community Laboratory

Project

• AP Art History• AP Biology• AP Chemistry• AP English Language and

Composition• AP English Literature and

Composition• AP Environmental Science

“Banneker affords many social and academic opportunities. Additionally, this school pushes you to perform and excel as a person and as a leader. We are surrounded by many individuals who have similar goals, which motivates us to work and succeed.”

— Michael and Suzaine, Class of 2018

• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment • International Baccalaureate

Program

• AP Human Geography• AP Macroeconomics• AP Microeconomics• AP Music Theory• AP Statistics• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History

• IB Biology HL• IB Creativity, Action, and Service• IB English Literature HL• IB French or Spanish SL• IB History of the Americas HL• IB Mathematical Studies• IB Visual Arts SL• IB Theory of Knowledge

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202-671-6320

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Facility HighlightsState-of-the-Art Learning Commons

• Naviance• SAT Test Prep• Traditional AP Program

Advanced Placement Courses International Baccalaureate Courses

• Gardening Club• International Club• Instrumental Ensemble• It’s Academic• Men of Strength Club• Mikva Challenge Club• Model United Nations• Mu Alpha Theta

• National Honor Society• Newspaper Club• Peer Mediation Club• Poetry Club• Recycling Club• Sociedad Honoraria• Step N’ Success Team• Student Government

Association

• Study Abroad• Varsity Cheerleading• Varsity Coed Cross-Country• Varsity Coed Tennis• Varsity Girls and Boys Basketball• Varsity Girls and Boys Soccer• Varsity Girls Softball• Yearbook/Photography Club

Black78%

Asian3%

Multiple races2%

Hispanic/Latino18%


• Boston College• Brown University• Cornell University• Dartmouth College• Georgetown University• Harvard University• Morehouse College• University of Chicago• University of Pennsylvania• Yale University

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?

• Algebra• Biology• Chinese• History of the Americas• Introduction to Art• Literature of the Americas• Spanish

• Associate in Arts degree program (worth 60 college credits transferable toward a bachelor’s degree program)

• College visits• College Transfer Office program (helps students select strong four-year

college matches)

“To be a Bard High School Early College graduate means to love learning. No matter the subject, topic, or situation. The desire to expand your knowledge in any and every opportunity given to you is how it feels to be a Bard High School Early College graduate navigating through the world.” — Anthony Lloyd, 2017 Bard High School Early College Baltimore Graduate, currently a senior at Bard College’s main campus in Annandale, NY

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Why Bard High School Early College DC?Bard High School Early College DC (Bard DC) operates through a partnership between Bard College and DCPS. Students have the unique opportunity to earn 60 transferable college credits and an Associate in Arts degree from Bard College alongside a high school diploma, free of charge. Students in grades 9-12 are taught by college faculty in seminar classes, where they develop foundational knowledge across the liberal arts and sciences as well as skills of writing, critical thinking, and communication. Students matriculate into the Associate’s degree program after the 10th grade. Bard DC prepares students to enroll in four-year colleges and universities, often with advanced standing. Bard DC is part of a national network of Bard Early Colleges serving over 2,850 students in five states.

The majority of faculty at Bard DC have a terminal degree (e.g. PhD, MFA) in their field of study and college teaching experience, and college electives will vary depending on faculty expertise. The requirements for the Associate’s degree include the Seminar Sequence (four-semester Great Books course) and courses in science, mathematics, literature, history/social science, foreign language, and the arts. The following courses are drawn from other Bard High School Early College campuses.

The Bard Early Colleges are founded on the belief that many high-school-age students are eager and ready for the intellectual challenges of a college education. Bard DC prepares students for success in bachelor’s degree programs and a wide range of careers. Specific programs:

Extracurricular activities at Bard DC are student-driven. Popular activities at other Bard High School Early College campuses include:


High School Course Examples (likely to be offered in school year 2019-2020)


• African-American History• Chinese Myths and Fables• College Algebra• College Biology• College Chinese• College Precalculus• College Probability and Statistics• College Spanish• Composition• Computer Science• Creative Writing• Difficult Questions: Race, Class, Religion• First Year Seminar and Sophomore Seminar

(signature humanities course)• Graphic Novels

• Anime Club• Basketball• Chess Team• Debate Team• Film Club

College Course Examples (likely offered in school year 2019-2020 and beyond)

• Infectious Diseases• Introduction to Art History• Latin American Literature • Studio Art• World Dance

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Below are some of the four-year colleges and universities where Bard High School Early College alumni have matriculated:

• American University• Bard College• Binghamton University• Cleveland State University• Georgetown University• Goucher College• Howard University• McDaniel College• Northwestern University• Oberlin College• Rutgers University-New

Brunswick• Rutgers University-Newark• Stanford University• SUNY Albany• SUNY Geneseo• The George Washington

University• The Ohio State University• University of California,

Berkeley• University of Chicago• University of Maryland,

Baltimore County• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Pennsylvania

• Future Health Professionals Club

• Literary Magazine• Mock Trial• Soccer

• Social Action and Civic Engagement Clubs

• Step Team• Student Government• Track

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Cardozo Education Campus creates educational and social experiences that prepare students with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in the global community. In addition to a newly renovated, state-of-the-art, green building, Cardozo provides a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment that fosters the growth of all educational stakeholders through a social contract based on teamwork, work ethic, integrity, respect, and leadership.


CARDOZO


Why Cardozo Education Campus?

• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment• International Academy

• JROTC• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School Year Internships• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training• TransSTEM Academy

“Cardozo is a school that has given me many opportunities. The TransSTEM Academy exposed me to many professional environments allowing me to get out of my comfort zone and grow. The staff continuously checks up to see how I am doing. Cardozo is a very supportive school with many fundamental resources.” — Cynthia, Class of 2018

1200 Clifton Street, NWWashington, DC 20009

202-673-7385

www.cardozohs.com

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CHEC Middle School, Cleveland Elementary School, Garrison Elementary School, Ross Elementary School, Seaton Elementary School, School Without Walls @ Francis-Stevens

Facility HighlightsAviation Lab - Electrical andProject Engineering Labs - Swimming Pool - University-Style Lecture Hall

• AP Biology• AP Calculus• AP Calculus AB• AP Environmental Science• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Spanish Language & Culture• AP Studio Art/Drawing• AP U.S. Government

• Computer Science• Electro-Mechanical• Engineering

• AP U.S. History• AP World History

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• Band• Baseball• Bowling• Boys and Girls Basketball• Boys and Girls Soccer• Cheerleading• Chess Club• Choir• Football

• Future Project• Garden Club• PRIDE Club• Recycling Club• Softball• Study Abroad• Swimming• Track and Field

59%Male

41%Female

Advanced Placement Courses

Career Education Pathways

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• Boston College• Brown University• Georgetown University• Morehouse College• Syracuse University• The George Washington University• The University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Pittsburgh• University of Rochester

*Total for Grades 6-12

Black42%

Hispanic/Latino56%

Asian1%

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Afterschool Japanese Club• Athletic Department with

more than 30 different sports including High School & Middle School (Boys & Girls) Football, Soccer, Swimming, Rugby, Softball, Volleyball and Basketball

CHEC is a unique globally-themed 6-12 dual language campus that blends rigorous instruction with personalized education, driven by technology, bilingualism and social justice. All students in middle school have their own Surface Tablets and all 9th and 10th grade students have their own laptops. On April 17, 2016, CHEC was once again named by The Washington Post Challenge Index as one of the top high schools for students in the Washington area. CHEC is also a Restorative Justice and Empowerment of Young Men of Color school. All students interested in grades 9-12 must apply through the My School DC lottery to be considered for admission.


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Why Columbia Heights Education Campus?

• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP

• Academy of Hospitality and Tourism

• Computer Science• Engineering

• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP Calculus BC• AP Chemistry• AP Chinese Language &

Culture• AP Comparative Government• AP Computer Science Level III• AP Computer Science

Principles• AP English Language &

Composition

“CHEC fosters a cultural and community-based learning environment that helps students exceed not only in class, but in every aspect of life. Be it challenging AP courses to diverse options for internships to international travel, you find it all here at CHEC.” — Dawit, Class of 2018

• Dual Enrollment• Dual Language• JROTC• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School

Year Internships

• AP English Literature & Composition

• AP Environmental Science• AP French Language & Culture• AP Human Geography• AP Italian Language & Culture• AP Music Theory• AP Physics 1 Algebra-Based• AP Spanish Language &

Culture• AP Spanish Literature &

Culture

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Black31%

Hispanic/Latino

67%

Asian1%



50%Male

50%Female

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202-939-7700

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Columbia Heights Educational Campus

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Facility HighlightsAthletics Center - Language Lab - Performing ArtsTheatre - SMART Classrooms

• Book Club• Build and DC-CAP STEM

Clubs• CHEC Robotics Team• Flamenco Dance Club• IT Club/Internship• Jazz Band Music Club• Robotics & Engineering Clubs

• Study Abroad• Video Gaming Clubs• Weightlifting & Fitness Club• World Cultures Academy &

International Travel Program (CHEC students traveled to 19 countries last year)

• AP Statistics• AP Studio Art/2-D Design• AP Studio Art/3-D Design• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History


• Bowdoin College• Columbia University• Cornell University• Dartmouth College• Duke University• Morehouse College• Stanford University• The George Washington

University• University of Michigan• University of Pennsylvania

*Total for Grades 6-12

• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships

• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability

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Coolidge is committed to providing “Excellence in Education” for all students. Through program design and rich learning experiences, students will be provided many opportunities to achieve academic excellence, where each student will reach his or her highest potential. Coolidge students will graduate as lifelong learners who will make valuable contributions to society. Through the collaboration of stakeholders, every Coolidge graduate will be well-prepared for the demands of a global society and beyond.


COOLIDGE


Why Calvin Coolidge High School?

• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career

Coordinator• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP

• Dual Enrollment• Early College Academy

(New in SY19-20)• JROTC• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School

Year Internships

“My success, my scholarship awards, and my drive to do better are all due to the faculty and staff at Coolidge High School. During my junior year, I traveled to Guatemala with the Study Abroad Program and was able to identify a greater sense of self, purpose, and drive. This year, as a senior, I’ve received over $120,000 in scholarships and have been accepted into 16 colleges and universities. The teachers here at Coolidge made sure that I had an exceptional education and, in turn, an exceptional future.” — Jayla, Class of 2018

• AP Calculus AB• AP English Language & Composition• AP Macroeconomics• AP Microeconomics• AP Psychology• AP U.S. Government

• Academy of Health Sciences• Mass Media (Film/Video)

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• Alpha Leadership (male mentoring)• Band• Design District• Fashion Club• Girl Up Coolidge

• Howard University Jewels• Latino Student Fund• Robotics• Sports• Study Abroad

56%Male

44%Female



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Black75%

Hispanic/Latino

25%


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Bus: 52 53 54 62 63 70 79 Metro: Takoma

Brightwood Education Campus, LaSalle-Backus Education Campus, Takoma Education Campus, Whittier Education Campus

Facility HighlightsCoolidge SHS is undergoing modernization with the new facility scheduled to open in SY19-20.


• Bucknell University• George Mason University• Morehouse College• Pennsylvania State University• Temple University• The George Washington

University• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Pittsburgh• University of Rochester• University of Virginia



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• Alpha Leadership• Coolidge Athletic Teams• Design District• Fashion Club

The Early College Academy at Coolidge High School (ECA at Coolidge) will provide students the opportunity to earn up to 60 transferable credits towards an Associate Degree, tuition-free, while earning their high school diploma. Students will complete rigorous academic coursework in ninth and tenth grades on the Coolidge campus and a college curriculum on a university partner campus. Trinity Washington University and DCPS are finalizing their partnership for the Early College Academy at Coolidge.


EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY AT COOLIDGE


Why the Early College Academy at Coolidge?

The Early College model is known for a specific focus on combining high school and college in “rigorous, yet supportive environments that embrace acceleration over remediation”. Students will gain a head start experiencing college-level coursework, and gain access to other engaging experiences including:

• College Algebra• College Biology• College English Literature• Information Literacy• Politics, Power, and You• Public Speaking

• AP Biology• AP Calculus• AP Literature• AP Psychology• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History

• College Tours• College Workshops• Dual Enrollment• Early College Exposure

“We are excited to work with Trinity Washington University to build the Early College Academy because our students deserve this opportunity. Our goals for this partnership are to ensure that students experience a seamless transition to college and to remove many of the barriers to post-secondary success. Moreover, we want our students to be challenged, loved and to truly enjoy learning!” — Principal Semanthe Bright, Early College Academy at Coolidge High School

Students in the Early College Academy will complete high school and college coursework.

Since all ECA at Coolidge students are part of the larger Coolidge High School, they are entitled to participate in extra-curricular activities available at Coolidge High School, which include but are not limited to:

Some examples of college coursework include:

Some examples of the high school courses include:

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Facility HighlightsCoolidge SHS is undergoing modernization with the new facility scheduled to open in SY19-20.

• Girl Up Coolidge• Latino Student Fund• Robotics• Study Abroad

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• JROTC• Naviance• Personalized Student Supports• SAT Prep

“It’s great to finally have a program like this for my son. We know how hard and expensive college will be. So it’s amazing that the kids will get early preparation at a great college like Trinity AND save money!” — Parent of Prospective ECA at Coolidge Student


What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Band• Baseball• Basketball• Bowling• Chess Club• Choir• Computer Club• Drama Club

Dunbar High School provides an all-inclusive instructional program that fosters maximum academic achievement, enabling our students to become lifelong learners and productive citizens. Dunbar students are encouraged to be well-rounded individuals through embodying our school values of being dedicated, honorable, and scholarly citizens. Dunbar scholars have the opportunity to thrive through participating in one of our three academies, numerous extracurricular activities, and various service learning projects.


DUNBAR


Why Dunbar High School?



• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Physics 1 Algebra-Based• AP Psychology• AP Studio Art/Drawing

• Academy of Engineering• Early Childhood Education• Law and Public Policy

“I love attending Dunbar because my teachers help me strive to be excellent, and they never let me give up on myself. The opportunities provided to me at Dunbar, like Law Camp and the Public Policy Academy, are helping me prepare for college and for my future. My classmates allow me to be myself and accept me as I am, which has helped me to grow and to become more confident.” — Keevsayah, Class of 2020

• Dual Enrollment• Financial Planning• JROTC• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge

School Year Internships

• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History

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• Drum Line• Football• Gentlemen of Dunbar• Girls Flag Football• Ladies of Dunbar• Math Club• Poetry Club• Red Cross Club

• Robotics• Soccer• Softball• Study Abroad• Swimming• Volleyball

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101 N Street, NWWashington, DC 20001

202-698-3762

www.dunbarhsdc.org/


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Bus: 80 90 92 96 D4 G2 P6 X3Metro: NOMA/Gallaudet and Mt. Vernon Square 7th St-Convention Center

Feeder SchoolsBrookland Middle School, McKinley Middle School, Walker-Jones Education Campus,Wheatley Education Campus

Facility Highlights3-Story Atrium Cafeteria - LEED Platinum (thehighest-scoring school inthe world certified underthe LEED for Schools-New Construction ratingsystem) - Swimming Pool

53%Male

47%Female


• Bates College• Brown University• Cornell University• Dartmouth College• Harvard University• Morehouse College• Princeton University• Stanford University• The George Washington


College Park



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Black95%

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?• 100 MORE & STARS

(Mentoring Groups)• Basketball• Baseball• Bowling• Creative Writing & Poetry Club• Fashion & Modeling Club• Flag Football• Football

Eastern, an International Baccalaureate World School, provides engaging, college-preparatory coursework and extracurricular activities that ensure all students graduate with the knowledge, character, and confidence to be global leaders. With support from teachers and community partners, students set a course of excellence. Our vision is to be the highest-performing comprehensive high school in DCPS by 2020.


EASTERN


Why Eastern High School?

• BUILD Entrepreneurship Program• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment

• IB Biology• IB History of the Americas & 20th Century World Topics• IB Language & Literature• IB Math Studies• IB Spanish• IB Theatre• IB Theory of Knowledge• IB Visual Arts

• Academy of Health and Medical Sciences

“The International Baccalaureate Program at Eastern allows me to explore my personal interests, both inside and outside of the classroom. I get to specialize in topics I like while preparing for the workload I will face in college. I’ve also developed strong time management skills, balancing my classes, playing saxophone in the marching band, and starting a tutoring program at my elementary school.” — Louis, Class of 2018

• IB Diploma Program (11th and 12th grades)• IB Middle Years Program (9th and 10th grades)• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School Year Internships• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

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IB Diploma Program Courses:


• Golf• Key Club (Community Service)• Lady Gems (Dance Team)• Mighty Greens (Gardening Club)• Soccer• Students Promoting Equality

Among Ramblers (SPEAR)• Student Government • Study Abroad

47%Male

53%Female

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1700 East CapitolStreet, NE Washington, DC 20003

202-698-4500

www.eastern highschooldc.org/


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Bus: 96 97 B2 D6 E32Metro: Stadium-Armory

Feeder SchoolsBrowne Education Campus, Capitol Hill Montessori, Eliot-Hine Middle School, Jefferson Middle School, Kelly Miller Middle School, Stuart-Hobson Middle School

Facility HighlightsLEED Silver State-of-the-Art Learning Environment

• AP Chemistry• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Psychology• AP US Government & Politics• AP US History



• Bucknell University• Duke University• Emory University• Georgetown University• Morehouse College• Temple University• The George Washington

University• Tufts University• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Rochester

• Swimming• The Blue & White

Marching Machine (Band)• Track & Field• Volleyball

Black97%

Hispanic/Latino1%


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Duke Ellington is the only high school in DC that combines a full college preparatory curriculum with intensive pre-professional arts training in one of eight majors: dance, instrumental music, literary media & communications, museum studies, technical design & production, theatre, visual arts, and vocal music. Ellington serves diverse and talented students from all wards of the city. Ellington re-opened its R Street campus in Georgetown for the 2017-2018 school year. The renovated building features state-of-the-art facilities to mirror the world-renowned program.


ELLINGTON


Why Duke Ellington School of the Arts?

• Career Field Trips• College Summit• College Visits• DC-CAP

• Dual Enrollment• Naviance• SAT Test Prep

“There are powerful phoenix stories at this school, and a teacher attached to every single one of them. Ellington’s faculty taught me the art of self-encouragement. They taught me to be confident, hard-working, diligent, detail-oriented…all the skills you really need to succeed.” — Yahzarah, Class of 1998

• AP Art History• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP Chemistry• AP English Language & Composition

School Overview:

• Alpha Leadership (male mentoring)• Flag Football• Girl Talk• Marching Band• Men of Strength

• Show Choir• Student Government Association• Study Abroad• Track Team• Yearbook


• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Music Theory• AP Studio Art/Drawing• AP U.S. History• AP World History

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Major Facilities:

- 100-seat Block Box theatre- 272-seat Performance Hall- 800-seat state-of-the-art

Ellington Theatre- Ground Floor Atrium- Media Center- Portico Entrance Gallery- Rooftop Education Terrace

Major Arts Spaces:

- 3-D Art Studio- 2 Green Rooms- 2 Music Libraries- 3 2-D Art Studios- 3 Video, Film and Editing Labs- 6 Dance Studios and

Classrooms- 6 Piano, Opera and Music

Theory Labs/Classrooms- 8 Tech Design & Production

Workshops, Studios and Classrooms

- 8 Vocal Technique Studios- 9 Museum Studies/Literary

Media & Communications Labs and Classrooms- 22 Sound Isolation Lesson

Studios- 100-seat Wind Band and

Professional Recording Studio - 120-seat Choir- Costume Shop- Instrument Repair Shop- Jazz and Percussion labs- Opera Workshop Studio- Orchestra Rehearsal Studios- Rehearsal room- Show Choir Studios- String Ensemble Rehearsal

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3500 R Street, NW Washington, DC 20007

202-282-0123

www.ellingtonschool.org

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32%Male 68%

Female

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White7%


• Bates College• Brown University• Georgetown University• Harvard University• Morehouse College• Oberlin College• The George Washington

University• University of Michigan• University of Virginia• Yale UniversityBlack77%

Multiple races3%

Asian2%

Hispanic/Latino11%

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McKinley Tech is home to Washington, DC’s young creators, innovators, and STEM scholars. McKinley Tech offers courses in Engineering, Biotechnology, and Information Technology. With a focus on academic rigor, extra-curricular involvement, and real-world experience, McKinley Tech works to develop students who are well-rounded and well-prepared for a four-year college experience.


MCKINLEY TECH


Why McKinley Technology High School?

“McKinley challenges me to be the best version of myself and the staff supports me both academically and personally. I appreciate McKinley for providing me with an internship at City First Homes because it gives me the opportunity to learn and work in a real office environment, while also saving money for college.”

— Tamia, Class of 2018

• AP Biology• AP Calculus• AP Calculus AB• AP Chemistry• AP Computer Science Principles• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Human Geography• AP Physics 1 (Algebra-Based)• AP Psychology

• Academy of Engineering (Aerospace)• Biotechnology• IT Academy (Computer Science,

Digital Media, and IT/Networking)

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• Basketball• Dance Team• Debate Team• Drumline/Pep Band• Football• Model UN• Photography Club

• Robotics Team• Soccer• Study Abroad• Swimming• Track & Field• Video Game Club



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• BUILD Entrepreneurship Program• Career Field Trips• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment

• Naviance• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

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151 T Street, NE Washington, DC 20002

202-281-3950

www.mckinleytech.org

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Bus: 96 97 B2 D6 E32 P6 M31Metro: NoMa-Galludet and Rhode Island Ave

Facility Highlights3D Printer Room - ComputerLab - Engineering Labs -Greenhouse - Lunch Courtyard - Robotics Lab

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41%Male

59 %Female

White1%


• Cornell University• Dartmouth College• Emory University• Georgetown University• The George Washington

University• Morehouse College• United States Naval Academy• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Pennsylvania• University of Virginia

Multiple races1%

Black87%

Hispanic/Latino9%

Asian1%


What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Bowling• Cooking Club• Debate Team• Future Business Leaders of

America (FBLA)• Girls Flag Football• Girls Softball• Girls Volleyball• HerStory – Girls

Phelps is a comprehensive application high school with a rigorous, innovative academic program. We aim to prepare students for higher education and careers in architecture, construction, and engineering. Phelps’ new building also boasts computers in every classroom, a virtual heavy equipment simulation lab, and Wi-Fi accessibility.


PHELPS


Why Phelps Architecture, Constructionand Engineering High School?

• Career Field Trips• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment• JROTC


• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP English Language &

Composition• AP English Literature &

Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Physics 1 Algebra-Based• AP Studio Art/Drawing• AP U.S. History

“Phelps is an astounding and broadening environment that offers a quality education. Incoming students should choose Phelps because of the life-changing and positive opportunities that our school provides. Phelps offers an experience that will brighten the futures of all those who attend.” — Catherine, Class of 2018

• Naviance• Paid Career Ready Summer

Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

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• Leadership Team• Marching/Concert Band• Modeling Club• Robotics Team• Study Abroad• US Naval BEYA Stars and Stripes Mentoring• Varsity Boys & Girls Basketball• Varsity Football• Young Men of Phelps (YMOP)

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704 26th Street, NEWashington, DC 20002

202-729-4360

www.phelpshsdc.org/


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Bus: S41 X1 X2 X3 X9 X8

Facility HighlightsClassrooms Designed forConstruction and Technology Programs

61%Male

39%Female


• Academy of Engineering• Architecture/Design• Carpentry• Electrical• HVAC• Networking/IT

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Black96%

Hispanic/Latino18%4%

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• Cornell University • Old Dominion University • Morehouse College • Rochester Institute of

Technology • Temple University • The George Washington


College Park• University of Pennsylvania • University of Rochester • University of Virginia

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Baseball (Varsity)• Basketball (Varsity and JV)• Choir• Club Lacrosse• Club Wrestling• Coding and 3-D Printing Club• Communications/Social Media Club

Ron Brown is an all-male public high school that recognizes the importance of educating and developing the entire young man. Ron Brown’s curriculum infuses culturally-responsive teaching and social emotional learning opportunities. Driven by the pillars of High Character, Academic Curiosity, and Service to the Community, we seek to prepare young men to be compassionate, honest, disciplined, respectful, and courageous young men who utilize their voices to advocate for themselves and others. We seek to create a safe community of learning that allows students to safely fail in order to develop grit and perseverance towards academic and social challenges. Ron Brown will prepare young men to be competitive in their post-secondary pursuits.

RON BROWN


Why Ron Brown College Preparatory High School?

• Capital Partners for Education• Career Field Trips• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment• JROTC• Mentors in Medicine

“Ron Brown has limited distractions, with many opportunities for one-on-one time with teachers because of small class sizes. I really enjoy my English I class because Ms. G makes the content engaging and relevant to me.” — Daequan, Class of 2020

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4800 Meade Street, NEWashington, DC 20019

202-729-4343

www.rbhsmonarchs.org/

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Bus: R12 U4 U7 V14 W4Metro: Deanwood

Facility Highlights1 to 1 Technology - Full-Size Varsity High School Gym - Fully Renovated Theatre - LEED Gold Certification - Media Production Classroom - New Tennis Courts

100%Male

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Black96%

What great courses can I take?Advanced Placement Courses• AP U.S. History• AP World History• Pre-AP/Honors English

• Drumline• Football (Varsity and JV)• Indoor Track• Outdoor Track• Robotics• Study Abroad


First graduating class in 2020

Career Education Pathways• Mass Media (Film/Video)

• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships (new in SY19-20)

• Tenacity Employability Skills Training (new in SY19-20)

• Urban Alliance• Young Doctors

1% Multiple Races



What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Band• Baseball• Boys Indoor and Outdoor Track• Boys JV and Varsity Basketball• Boys Soccer• Bowling• Cheerleading

Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School Global Studies Campus engages students in an educational experience that fosters international understanding and welcomes diversity of thought, while preparing students for a globally interconnected world. With our International Academy program, we serve scholars new to the United States. For families and students seeking a globally-focused career and college preparatory experience and for those who want to be part of a transformative movement, Roosevelt is the multicultural comprehensive neighborhood high school of choice.


ROOSEVELT


Why Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School?



Advanced Placement Courses • AP Biology• AP Calculus• AP Environmental Science• AP Language & Composition• AP Literature & Composition• AP Psychology

“I feel excited, motivated, and proud because of the inspirational time I’ve had at Roosevelt, and it has been quite a brilliant learning experience. It is with great pleasure and confidence to say that Roosevelt has really prepared me for the future.” — Vincent, Class of 2018

• Dual Enrollment• Dual Language• Global Studies• JROTC • Naviance• Paid Career Bridge

School Year Internships

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• Cross-Country• Dance Team• Football• Girls Flag Football• Girls Indoor and Outdoor Track• Girls JV and Varsity Basketball• Girls Soccer

60%Male

40%Female

• AP Studio Art• AP U.S. History

Career Education Pathways• Culinary Arts

Black54%

Hispanic/Latino

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4301 13th Street, NWWashington, DC 20011

202-576-6130

www.theodorerooseveltdc.org


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Bus: 52 53 54 60 62 63 70S1 S2 S4Metro: Georgia Ave/Petworth

Facility HighlightsAutism Sensory Room - Grand Multi-Story Atrium - Music Keyboard Lab - Swimming Pool - VideoProduction Studio

Neighborhood Feeder SchoolsMacFarland Middle School, Raymond Education Campus, Truesdell Education Campus, West Education Campus

Programmatic Feeder SchoolsCHEC Middle School, MacFarland Middle School, Oyster-Adams Bilingual School


• Bucknell University• Emory University• George Mason University• Howard University• Morehouse College• Pennsylvania State University• Spelman College• Temple University• The George Washington

University• Vanderbilt University



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White1%

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• Golf• Softball• Study Abroad• Tennis• Volleyball

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Boys Baseball• Boys & Girls Basketball• Boys & Girls Cross Country• Boys & Girls Lacrosse• Boys & Girls Soccer• Debate Club• Electric Cars• Epics Club• Future Business Leaders

School Without Walls’ philosophy is based on experiential and interdisciplinary teaching and learning methodology. All students are exposed to a rigorous college preparatory program that incorporates field trips; locally, regionally, nationally and globally to promote global citizenship.


SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS


Why School Without Walls High School?

• Career Field Trips• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment


• AP Art History• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP Calculus BC• AP Chinese Language & Culture• AP English Language &


Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP French Language & Culture

“School Without Walls has given me the ability to take challenging classes in subjects that are interesting to me. For example, having the opportunity to enroll in George Washington University classes has given me exposure to what college is like, and I have a head start on college because of my School Without Walls experience.”

— Matthew, Class of 2017

• Early College• Naviance• SAT Test Prep

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• Girls Softball• Girls Volleyball• Model UN• Robotics• Ski Club• STEAM Club• Student Government Association• Study Abroad

41%Male

59%Female

• AP Human Geography• AP Latin• AP Physics 1 Algebra-Based• AP Physics 2 Algebra-Based• AP Psychology• AP Spanish Language & Culture• AP Statistics• AP Studio Art/Drawing• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History

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White42%

Black34%

18% Multiple Races5%

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2130 G Street, NWWashington, DC 20037

202-645-9690

www.swwhs.org/


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Bus: 30N 30S 31 33 32 3637 38B 39 80 D1 D4 D5D6 H1 L1 N2 N4 N6 S1 X1DCCirculatorMetro: Foggy Bottom/GWU

Facility Highlights21st Century Technology (promethean board and laptops for every class) - Access to GW Facilities for Assemblies - Access to Gelman Library - Access to GW Wellness for PE - Building Renovated in 2009


• Brown University• Duke University• Harvard University• Morehouse College• Stanford University• Spelman College• University of Chicago• University of Pennsylvania• Vanderbilt University• Yale University

Asian6%

Hispanic /Latino13%


What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Art Club• Athletic Training Student Aides• Band• Choir• Common Ground• Dance Team• Debate

In 2011, Woodrow Wilson High School underwent a complete modernization and was later honored as a Green Ribbon School with Gold LEED certification. More than 90 percent of graduates attended colleges in 40 states and three countries, and were collectively offered over $31 million in scholarships. Wilson offers 30 AP courses and 13 honors courses, and fields 40 DCIAA teams and 25 club teams. Wilson is Washington’s largest and most diverse comprehensive high school.


WILSON


Why Woodrow Wilson High School?

• Career Field Trips• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment• JROTC Leadership Academy


• AP Biology• AP Calculus AB• AP Calculus BC• AP Chemistry• AP Chinese Language &

Culture• AP Comparative Government• AP Computer Science A• AP Computer Science

Principles• AP English Language &


Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP French Language &

Culture

“Our best programs are the SAT prep class and the Academic Athletic Achievement Academy, which teaches us discipline and sports management. The career and counseling center is also great! They give a lot of advice on colleges and help us use Naviance.” — Marquis, Class of 2017

• Naviance• Paid Career Ready Summer

Internships• SAT Test Prep

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• Diversity Task Force• FIRST Robotics• Gay Straight Alliance• Human Rights Club• Live Streaming Club• National Honor Society• Red Kettle Club

54%Male

46%Female

• AP French Literature and Culture

• AP Human Geography• AP Latin• AP Macroeconomics• AP Microeconomics• AP Physics 1 Algebra-Based• AP Physics C Electricity &

Magnetism• AP Physics C Mechanics• AP Psychology• AP Spanish Language &

Culture• AP Spanish Literature &

Culture• AP Statistics• AP Studio Art: 2-D Design

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White31%

Black35%

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3950 Chesapeake Street, NW Washington, DC 20016

202-282-0120

www.wilsonhs.org


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Bus: 30N 30S 31 33 96 D31D32 D33 D34 H2 H3 H4 M4N2 W45 W47Metro: Tenleytown

Facility Highlights2 Gymnasiums - Auditorium - Black Box Theater - Grand Atrium - Rehearsal Studios - Swimming Pool

Feeder SchoolsDeal Middle School,Hardy Middle School,Oyster-Adams BilingualSchool


• Brown University• Columbia University• Dartmouth College• Duke University• Harvard University• Morehouse College• Stanford University• United States Naval Academy• University of Chicago• Yale University

• AP Studio Art: 3-D Design• AP Studio Art: Drawing• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History


• Academy of Hospitality and Tourism

• Biomedical Sciences• Digital Media• Engineering• Finance• Mass Media (Film/Video)

• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

• Wilson International Studies Program

• Student Government• Study Abroad• The Beacon School

Newspaper• Video Game Club• Wilson Players

Asian7%


Multiple Races18%4%

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What extra-curricular activities can I join?• Baseball• Basketball (Girls/Boys)• Bowling• Cheerleading• Flag Football

H.D. Woodson is committed to a standards-driven education in which all students succeed. Woodson is also the only neighborhood high school in the district to be designated as a STEM high school. Woodson has a strong academic legacy and a history of impressive athletic achievement. In addition to offering a variety of extracurricular activities, Woodson offers AP and Honors courses, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), JROTC, and STEM academies focused in Information Technology (IT)/Engineering.



Why H.D. Woodson Senior High School?

• Career Bridge• Career Field Trips• College and Career Coordinator• College Success Foundation• College Visits• DC-CAP• Dual Enrollment


• AP Computer Science Level III• AP English Language & Composition• AP English Literature & Composition• AP Environmental Science• AP Psychology• AP Statistics• AP U.S. Government• AP U.S. History• AP World History

“There are a lot of great opportunities at H.D. Woodson. At Woodson I am always being challenged to set and meet high expectations. As a member of the school’s NAF IT Academy, I am being prepared for high-skill and high-paying IT careers, which I would have never thought of as an option, if not for the Academy.”

— Terrell, Class of 2018

• JROTC• Naviance• Paid Career Bridge School Year Internships• Paid Career Ready Summer Internships• SAT Test Prep• Tenacity Employability Skills Training

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• Football• Modeling• Robotics• Softball• Student Government

56%Male

44%Female


• Academy of Engineering• Academy of IT (Computer

Science and Digital Media)

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Black98%

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Hispanic/Latino

18%1%

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540 55th Street, NEWashington, DC 20019

202-939-2030

www.hdwoodson.org


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Bus: 96 97 V2 V4 W4 X9

Facility HighlightsGreen Roof – NAF Classrooms (3-D Printer, Engineering, and Computer Science Labs) – Solar Energy Panels (Roof and Parking Lot) - Swimming Pool

Neighborhood Feeder SchoolKelly Miller Middle School

Programmatic Feeder SchoolMcKinley Middle School

• Study Abroad• Technical Student Association (TSA)• Tennis• Track and Field• Volleyball


• Emory University• George Mason University• Howard University• Morehouse College• Pennsylvania State University• Sewanee: The University of

the South• Syracuse University• University of Maryland,

College Park• University of Miami• University of Pennsylvania


PREPARING YOUR CHILD FORSUCCESS IN COLLEGE AND CAREER


of jobs in the DC area will require some form of postsecondary education. Within DCPS high schools, we offer many resources to prepare our students to succeed in college and career.

Each Career Education Pathway consists of 3 or 4 courses that students take in addition to their core high school classes.

For more information on college and career programs, go to https://dcpscollegeandcareer.org

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ACROSS OUR HIGH SCHOOLSEDUCATION PATHWAYS

Career Education Pathways are rigorous, engaging, lead to college, and include the following components:

Students interested in enrolling in a Career Education Pathway should speak with their school’s counselor and teachers.

Industry-valuedcertification exams

Paid summer and school-year internship

opportunities

Employabilityskills training

College and careerfield trips

OFFERS

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DCPS GOES TO COLLEGE!

It’s never too early to start preparing for college!All these resources are available to all DCPS high school students and families.

SAT Test Prep: Almost all colleges require applicants to submit SAT scores. All DCPS students will take the PSAT and SAT in school for FREE. Practice makes Perfect! All DCPS students can take SAT Test Prep for free via the College Board’s Khan Academy.https://www.khanacademy.org/sat

DCPS Scholarship & Financial Aid: College tuition can be expensive but there are many financial aid and scholarship options available that can make it affordable. DCPS sends out a monthly scholarship and financial aid newsletter (Dollars4College). Students, families and staff can sign up here: https://bit.ly/dollars4collegesignuphttps://dcps.dc.gov/page/research-and-apply-financial-aid-and-scholarships

For more information on college and career programs go to https://dcpscollegeandcareer.org

Dual Enrollment: In collaboration with local colleges and universities, DCPS offers its students the opportunity to maintain their high school status while enrolling part-time or full-time at a participating college or university. https://dcps.dc.gov/node/1013692

Naviance: Use Naviance to learn more about colleges and career opportunities available to you, and track your progress along the steps to meet your postsecondary goals.http://dcps.dc.gov/page/create-smart-college-list-naviance

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Architecture AutomotiveTechnology

BiomedicalSciences

Biotechno- logy Carpentry Computer

Science CTECH Culinary Arts

Digital Media

EarlyChildhoodEducation

ElectricalElectro-Mechanical Engineering

Engineering Entrepre-neurship Finance Health

SciencesHospitalityand Tourism

HVAC Networking /IT

Mass Media (Film/ Video)

Public Safety JROTC College

SummitCollege and Career Coordinator

Early College* Tenacity

Anacostia HS

Ballou HS *Banneker HS

Bard DC

Cardozo EC

Columbia Heights EC *Coolidge HS * *Dunbar HS *Duke Ellington

Eastern HS *ECA at Coolidge

McKinley Tech HS * * *Phelps ACE HS *Ron Brown Prep HS

Roosevelt HS

School Without Walls

Woodrow Wilson HS *Woodson HS * * *

NAF Academy Program New for School Year 2019-2020

Career and Technical Education Pathways

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Architecture AutomotiveTechnology

BiomedicalSciences

Biotechno- logy Carpentry Computer

Science CTECH Culinary Arts

Digital Media

EarlyChildhoodEducation

ElectricalElectro-Mechanical Engineering

Engineering Entrepre-neurship Finance Health

SciencesHospitalityand Tourism

HVAC Networking /IT

Mass Media (Film/ Video)

Public Safety JROTC College

SummitCollege and Career Coordinator

Early College* Tenacity

Anacostia HS

Ballou HS *Banneker HS

Bard DC

Cardozo EC

Columbia Heights EC *Coolidge HS * *Dunbar HS *Duke Ellington

Eastern HS *ECA at Coolidge

McKinley Tech HS * * *Phelps ACE HS *Ron Brown Prep HS

Roosevelt HS

School Without Walls

Woodrow Wilson HS *Woodson HS * * *

JROTC Navy JROTC Army JROTC Air Force

College and Career Programs

Most of these programs will be offered in 2019-2020 but an official list of the offerings will be available in Winter/Spring 2019

FIND IT AT DCPS1200 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002Phone: 202-442-5885 / Fax: 202-442-5026www.dcps.dc.gov@dcpublicschools

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