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District of Columbia policies recognize that financially sustainable child care subsidy providers are fundamental to the success and growth of the District’s child care industry.
School leaders are essential to local education agencies (LEA) strategies for improving educational equity and student achievement in public schools in the District of Columbia.
Topics: NAEP 2019 Administration Reminders, DC Science Assessment Design and Blueprints, Alternate Assessment 1 Percent Cap, 2018 Test Integrity Investigations, LEA Feedback
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Please view the Appendix H - OSSE Nonpublic Monitoring Tool below.
Related Content: Specialized Education Nonpublic School or Program Monitoring
Topics: 2018-19 School Year Participation Policy, PARCC Consortium, Test Integrity Investigations, Test Integrity Regulations, Alternate Assessment Eligibility, PARCC & DC Science Unit Schedule, NAEP 2019, DC Science Reviewer Opportunities
OSSE’s Office of Enrollment and Residency (OER) is responsible for several interrelated District-wide policy functions: the annual enrollment audit, non-residency tip intake, residency investigations, and tuition administration for non-resident students.
Learn more about the new DC School Report Card, coming in December 2018. The DC School Report Card gives families a look into all public schools in the District. This tool is a step toward a more transparent, equitable DC education system, with students at the center of critical decision-making…
As a parent, you have rights known as procedural safeguards that apply to every aspect of the special education process.
The Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) is creating new school report cards that will give DC families a look into every public school in the District of Columbia.