People Animals Love Summer Enrichment Program
The PAL Summer Enrichment Program is a science-based program that inspires students by engaging them in hands-on, experiential, and learner-centered activities focused on the realm of animal studies.
The PAL Summer Enrichment Program is a science-based program that inspires students by engaging them in hands-on, experiential, and learner-centered activities focused on the realm of animal studies.
Higher Achievement’s Summer Academy includes coursework in literature, science, mathematics, social studies and electives, as well as a three-day overnight trip to a college. Project-based and hands-on classes encourage intellectual curiosity and critical thinking.
For target students at Chavez Parkside and Kelly Miller only.
Locations:
C3 Ready Friendship is a STEM focused partnership with the Engineering Department of Catholic University and four Friendship Public Schools middle school campuses. Activities will focus on science and technology exploration and college and career readiness.
Open to targeted Friendship PCS students only.
Friendship PCS middle school campuses –
DC Meets Washington is a summer high school, college, and career exposure program for middle grades students that provides an early start to preparing students for postsecondary success. Students will meet with greater Washington area leaders in the Engineering, IT, and Hospitality career sectors and participate in site visits during which they will experience a variety of professional and educational opportunities.
Open to DCPS students who will be in grades 6-8 in fall 2015.
The fair and community health expo features music, health screenings, live entertainment, children’s activities and much more!
The Hospital for Sick Children and community-based agencies and organizations will share their resources in the Health Resource Tent.
MPD officers will talk and model bike safety with residents of all ages.
DC Public Schools ends the 2014-2015 school year.
DC Public Schools welcomes students!
Join your neighbors and providers of all kinds -- including the Metropolitan Police Department and other government agencies, along with community-based organizations -- for an afternoon of fun, food and information.
Activities for children and youth include a moon bounce, clowns and a battle of the bands competition between DC Public Schools bands.
Organizations will be on hand to share important information with young people about preventing violence, drugs and gangs.