DC State Board of Ed

The state of attendance in the District is jaw-dropping. 2 in 5 kids are chronically absent. Bills before Council signal that absenteeism is a top priority for our city. Explore how each might help us re-engage our kids: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

The state of attendance in the District is jaw-dropping. 2 in 5 kids are chronically absent. Bills before Council signal that absenteeism is a top priority for our city. Explore how each might help us re-engage our kids: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

Being tracked for a certificate rather than a diploma can significantly affect the life of a student living with disabilities. What can we do to ensure that they are on an appropriate credential path? Learn here: bit.ly/4kOYc9A

On our policy blog, The State Board Slate, we explore DC's top education priorities. Join us for these vital conversations at bit.ly/4992Qes. ✍🏽 Subscribe: bit.ly/3V3stY4! 🎙️ Share with us: bit.ly/4gUHVPy #EducationLeadership #DCStateBoard

In D.C., students with learning disabilities can be tracked into certificate programs that don't carry the weight of a diploma. This post breaks down what those decisions mean and how we can improve. Learn more: bit.ly/4kOYc9A

Certificates are tantamount to "...legally insignificant documents." Yet still, many students with disabilities receive them instead of diplomas, limiting access to college and careers. Every student deserves a pathway forward. Learn why: bit.ly/4kOYc9A

In D.C., students with learning disabilities can be tracked into certificate programs that don't carry the weight of a diploma. This post breaks down what those decisions mean and how we can improve. Learn more: bit.ly/4kOYc9A

School is where students hone academic and social skills. How can they if they aren't consistently there? Getting students re-engaged should be a top priority for our city. Check out our crosswalk on absenteeism: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

A diploma signals that a student is ready for what comes next. But certificates aren't widely viewed as signaling the same. In case you missed it, read our latest on how to give more students with disabilities more pathways to a diploma. Learn more → bit.ly/4kOYc9A

Certificate tracks aren't the same as high school diplomas. But families don't always get clear information about what graduation looks like for their students with learning disabilities. Our latest explores how we can improve. Learn more here: bit.ly/4kOYc9A

Advanced studies are shown to bolster students' confidence, putting them on track for succes Virtual AP and IB classes aren't currently offered in the District. Perhaps an online option can open up more opportunities for student Read more bit.ly/4cclWl3

Taking advanced coursework equips students with skills that prepare them for their next step. At our public meeting, we heard from education experts on ways to expand access to these classes across our city. Learn more: bit.ly/4cclWl3

Now available at our monthly public meetings: hybrid options for testimony! Follow the 3 easy steps below... ➡️ Fill out our form here: bit.ly/4gUHVPy ➡️ A Zoom link will be provided, join 10 minutes prior ➡️ Following testimony, log off & join our livestream

A day of missed school here or there seems harmless. But is it? Kids who miss too much are likelier to drop out and make less $$$ over their lifetimes. What's being done? Read about the bills before Council: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

On our policy blog, The State Board Slate, we explore DC's top education priorities. Join us for these vital conversations at bit.ly/4992Qes. ✍🏽 Subscribe: bit.ly/3V3stY4! 🎙️ Share with us: bit.ly/4gUHVPy #EducationLeadership #DCStateBoard

School is where students hone academic and social skills. How can they if they aren't consistently there? Getting students re-engaged should be a top priority for our city. Check out our crosswalk on absenteeism: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

Join us online for our monthly working session: bit.ly/3GvkYoF. We’re discussing progress on reimagining high school graduation requirements with the Office of the State Superintendent.

Our city is planning to update graduation requirements for students. The State Board needs your help giving feedback. Join our task force! Together, let's shape graduation requirements so they meet the precise needs of our learners. Apply TODAY: bit.ly/3SsXlQg

A day of missed school here or there seems harmless. But is it? Kids who miss too much are likelier to drop out and make less $$$ over their lifetimes. What's being done? Read about the bills before Council: bit.ly/3Tu7kpf

Our city is planning to update graduation requirements for students. The State Board needs your help giving feedback. Join our task force! Together, let's shape graduation requirements so they meet the precise needs of our learners. Apply by 6/30: bit.ly/3SsXlQg