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School 990s

Below are 990 forms that provide detailed financial information about public charter schools, including revenue, expenses, and executive compensation. These forms are essential for transparency and accountability, helping individuals understand how funds are managed and ensuring compliance with IRS regulations.

Note: The SY 2024-25 990s are now available.

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Digital Pioneers Academy PCS - Capitol Hill

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César Chávez PCS for Public Policy

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Washington Latin PCS - The Anna Julia Cooper High School

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Washington Latin PCS - The Anna Julia Cooper Middle School

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Meridian PCS - Middle School

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Social Justice PCS

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LAYC Career Academy PCS

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YouthBuild PCS

Resource
July 07, 2024

Charter Reviews and Renewals

Public charter schools are held accountable for academic achievement. The School Reform Act requires DC PCSB to conduct a charter review of each school at least every five years. After 15 years in operation, each school is required to submit a renewal application requesting to renew its charter for another 15-year term.

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The SEED PCS of Washington, DC - High School

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LEARN DC PCS

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