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Data and Reports

Assessments | Attendance, Discipline & Mobility | DC School Report Card & STAR Framework | Early Learning | Enrollment | HS Graduation & Postsecondary Readiness | School Health & Wellness | Special Populations | Other Info & Tools

Quick Stats: Public Schools in the District of Columbia

  • Schools and Students [Source unless noted: 2022 DC School Report Card]
  • 94,575 students attending all public schools (including pre-Kindergarten and adult students)
  • 71 local education agencies, including DC Public Schools and charter organizations 
  • 252 public schools (both DCPS and charter)
  • 52 percent of students attend DC Public Schools [source: SY21-22 Enrollment Audit Report]
  • 48 percent of students attend charter schools [source: SY21-22 Enrollment Audit Report]
  • 482 OSSE licensed child care facilities [source: My Child Care DC]
  • Enrollment by Race and Ethnicity [source: 2022 DC School Report Card]
  • 64 percent of students identify as African-American/Black (non-Hispanic)
  • 18.9 percent of students identify as Hispanic/Latino, any race
  • 12.5 percent of students identify as White (non-Hispanic)
  • 1.4 percent of students identify as Asian
  • 2.9 percent of students identify as two or more races
  • Less than one percent of students identify as Native American/Alaskan
  • Less than one percent of students identify as Pacific Islander/Native Hawaiian
  • Enrollment by Special Populations [Source: 2022 DC School Report Card]
  • 15.1 percent of students receive specialized education services
  • 21.1 percent of students receive English learner services
  • 45.6 percent of students are identified as at risk, which is defined as students who qualify for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), have been identified as homeless during the academic year, who under the care of the Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA or “foster care”), and who are high school students at least one year older than the expected age for their grade.

 

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Attendance, Discipline and Mobility

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DC School Report Card & STAR Framework

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Early Learning

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Enrollment in Public Schools in DC

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High School Graduation and Postsecondary Readiness

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School Health & Wellness

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Special Populations

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Other Information and Tools

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