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December 14, 2020

Community Complaint Policy

When a parent or community member reaches out to the DC Public Charter School Board (DC PCSB) with a complaint against a school, the primary goal is to ensure that the school has (a) followed its complaint process in order to address the parent’s concern (See D.C. Code § 38- 1802.04(c)(13)); (b) is in compliance with its charter and charter agreement, and (c) has not violated any applicable laws. 

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December 14, 2020

COVID-19 Impact Policy

The COVID-19 public health emergency resulted in all DC public charter schools physically closing and implementing distance learning programs. As such, DC PCSB will cease collection, aggregation, and publication of academic data for school year (SY) 2019-20 and will not produce a School Quality Report (also known as the Performance Management Framework, or PMF) for SY 2019-20.

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October 02, 2020

Testimony of Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis - Public Hearing on Distance Learning

Testimony of Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis, Executive Director 

Public Hearing on Distance Learning 

Committee of the Whole and the Committee on Education

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August 04, 2020

Testimony of Rick Cruz on the Expanding Equitable Access to Great Schools Act of 2020

Testimony of Rick Cruz, Board Chair 

DC Public Charter School Board 

Hearing on the Expanding Equitable Access to Great Schools Act of 2020; the Child Enrollment Preference Amendment Act of 2020; and the African American and Cultural Studies Inclusion Amendment Act of 2020 

Committee of the Whole and the Committee on Education

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June 23, 2020

Rocketship Legacy Prep PCS QSR

      

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May 19, 2020

Elect the PMF as Charter Goals Policy

Schools may choose to replace their charter goals and student academic achievement expectations with the Performance Management Framework(s), as amended over time, for the grade levels they serve. Upon a school’s request, review and renewal language and an improvement clause will be added to its charter as an amendment, which will be approved by DC PCSB's Board.

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April 14, 2020

Waitlist Data

On March 27, 2020, My School DC released the results of the SY 20-21 lottery. The results show that more families seek a seat at a Tier 1 PK-12 public charter school. According to DC PCSB staff analysis, waitlists across all public charter schools totaled 24,700 students, with 10,771 individual students on waitlists to attend one or more PK-12 public charter schools in SY 20-21.  

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April 10, 2020

At-Risk Funding Reports

The Fiscal Year 19 Budget Support Act requires DC PCSB to submit a report on how each LEA plans to spend at-risk funds for students in grades PK-12.  Learn how schools spend the funding below.”

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March 10, 2020

Testimony of Scott Pearson on the Critical Risk Rate School Funding Designation Act of 2019

Testimony of Scott Pearson on the Critical Risk Rate School Funding Designation Act of 2019

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