Performance Management Framework (PMF) Calculators

Archived Meetings

For meetings prior to 2015, please visit the PMF Wiki Adult Ed Task Force page (no longer being updated)

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 The Board makes publicly available every school's financial information, including school budgets, fiscal audits, and 990s.

View by public charter LEA budgets, fiscal audits, and 990s. (Note, A local education agency (LEA) is an educational institution that exists primarily to operate publicly funded school(s) in the District of Columbia.) 

The District of Columbia Public Charter School Board ( DC PCSB) announces an opportunity for the public to submit a comment on the Administrative Fee Policy

As stated in the School Reform Act, §38-1802.06(a) Enrollment in a public charter school shall be open to all students who are residents of the District of Columbia … and (b) A public charter school may not limit enrollment on the basis of a student’s race, color, religion, national origin, language spoken, intellectual or athletic ability, measures of achievement or aptitude, or status as a student with special needs. In addition, according to D.C. Code § 2-1402.41(1), a public charter school may not limit enrollment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identification. The now named Open Enrollment Policy employs several strategies to ensure that schools are in compliance with these laws.

The following are expectations of each school for timely submissions of data and documents to DC PCSB:  

• Enrollment—submit within five business days of a student’s entry
• Attendance—submit monthly
• Discipline—submit monthly
• Compliance—submit into Epicenter based on DC PCSB’s annual compliance calendar
• Data Validation—validate as requested for the PMF, Equity Reports, Council

The DC Public Charter School Transcript Audit Policy applies to all authorized public charter high schools in the DC Public Charter School Board (PCSB) portfolio. This policy explains the process by which DC PCSB verifies the status of 9th-grade students, to ensure they are on track to graduate in four years (one of the indicators measured in the Performance Management Framework) as well as the graduate status of 12th-grade students to ensure they are on track to be included on the certified graduates list. For more Transcript Audit Guidance, click here.

A school must meet the minimum criteria in order to be considered for an enrollment ceiling increase request. For multi-campus schools, the criteria listed below are only for the campus for which the expansion is being requested.

Public charter schools are required to comply with the DC School Reform Act of 1995 (SRA) and with the provisions of their charter agreement in admitting students for enrollment. This policy provides guidance for schools to comply with those requirements.

After years of operating a Community Advisory Group (or CAG), the DC Public Charter School Board (PCSB) establishes the Parent and Alumni Leadership Council (PALC). The PALC will provide advice to DC PCSB regarding its policies related to public charter schools. The PALC offers members the opportunity to learn about the Board’s mission and priorities while encouraging parents to share information in their schools and communities.

This policy clarifies the restrictions on disclosure of students’ education records under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”) for the District of Columbia Public Charter School Board (the “Board”) and its employees.