The Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) has led a $40 million investment over four years to support the expansion of HIT programs across the District, with a focus on students who are furthest from opportunity. OSSE and Mayor...
The District of Columbia’s education ecosystem is unique. Families have the ability to choose a school that is right for their student and each of the District’s 69 local education agencies can set their own enrollment policies. This...
There are no shortages when it comes to government acronyms, especially in assessment. Keeping track of them all, however, can be a test all on its own. So, to prep you for the upcoming public scores release on January 29, let’s walk...
As avid readers of this blog already know, OSSE collects an enormous amount of data from our schools and local education agencies (...
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