Now is the time to join the conversation and let your voice be heard.
The Draft Student Assignment Policy Proposal was released on Thursday - now is your time to further inform this process by giving feedback. On tomorrow evening, Tuesday, June 17th, a community meeting regarding this draft proposal will be held at Dunbar High School (101 N St. NW) from 6-8pm. At this session you will be able to gain more in depth information regarding the draft proposal and provide your feedback. Public engagement and input into this process is imperative.
Can't make the June 17th meeting? In addition to the community meeting on June 17th you can email your concerns and questions to dme.studentassignment@dc.gov, call their office at 202-478-5738, or visit the DME's website at http://dme.dc.gov/page/advisory-committee-draft-proposal-and-boundaries-june-2014
Lastly, the Washington Post has also developed and shared a great interactive map tool that is a resource to understand the impact of this process. That tool can be found at http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/local/proposed-school-zones/.
Let your voice be heard, join the conversation! We hope to see you at the community meeting tomorrow evening!
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-- The Draft Student Assignment Policy Proposal was released on Thursday - now is your time to further inform this process by giving feedback. On tomorrow evening, Tuesday, June 17th, a community meeting regarding this draft proposal will be held at Dunbar High School (101 N St. NW) from 6-8pm. At this session you will be able to gain more in depth information regarding the draft proposal and provide your feedback. Public engagement and input into this process is imperative.
Can't make the June 17th meeting? In addition to the community meeting on June 17th you can email your concerns and questions to dme.studentassignment@dc.gov, call their office at 202-478-5738, or visit the DME's website at http://dme.dc.gov/page/advisory-committee-draft-proposal-and-boundaries-june-2014
Lastly, the Washington Post has also developed and shared a great interactive map tool that is a resource to understand the impact of this process. That tool can be found at http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/local/proposed-school-zones/.
Let your voice be heard, join the conversation! We hope to see you at the community meeting tomorrow evening!
Ward Five Council on Education
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About the Ward Five Council on Education
The Ward Five Council on Education is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to improving the quality of education in Ward 5. The Council provides a forum for community stakeholders to share and resolve issues surrounding Ward 5 schools and works closely with the District of Columbia's education community to ensure that the quality of public schools – both traditional and charter – is exactly what Ward 5 students, parents, and the community at large deserve. Learn more at www.w5coe.org.
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