Direct all requests for interviews with the Executive Director, members of the Board or staff to Racine Hamilton at [email protected].
Speaking Requests or School Visits
Direct all requests to visit a school or for a representative of the Board to speak at an event to Tomeika Bowden at [email protected].
Public Meetings
The DC Public Charter School Board holds monthly public meetings to discuss various issues related to public charter schools. The public and media are welcomed to attend. The location and time of the meetings are available, clicking here.
Hosted by DC Public Charter School’s Executive Director, Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis, “UnCHARTERed Territory” is a vibrant, solutions-focused podcast dedicated to the people, the places, and the possibilities that define DC’s public charter schools.
The theme of our March 23 Board meeting remains the same as the March 9 meeting, “Caps, Gowns, and Growth, as we continue to look forward to what comes next and finishing the school year with purpose.
The 2026 DC Charter Schools Career Fairs kicked off on March 21 at Washington Latin Public Charter School with an inspiring start! More than 25 schools participated, representing PK through 12 and adult education programs.
March is Music in Our Schools Month, and we’re spotlighting a story that hits all the right notes. From global stages to the classroom, Willie Howell III isn’t just teaching music, he’s opening doors. In his world, students don’t just listen. They create. They experiment.
Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis, Executive Director of the DC Public Charter School Board, has been selected as a Fellow with the Pahara Institute, a prestigious national program that brings together leaders dedicated to improving public education systems.
The DC Public Charter School Board has elected a new slate of officers to guide the Board’s work in the year ahead—bringing together leaders with deep experience in education, governance, and community leadership.
At the March 9 board meeting, leaders and educators took time to reflect on the progress happening across our schools. The evening centered on a simple but powerful reminder: this is why we do what we do.
