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Learn more about the established childcare requirements all childcare programs must comply with in the District of Columbia.
In addition to satisfactory completion of degrees, coursework, work experience and other prerequisites, individuals all required to submit official documentation verifying satisfactory completion of applicable state licensure exams in the area of the license being sought as required by the Distri
OSSE supports District schools in using locally-sourced foods in their school meals through a variety of programs.
Local regulations governing the provision of special education and related services to children with disabilities are found in Title 5, Subtitle A of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations. Regulations governing services provided in District of Columbia Public Schools and charter...
The Medicaid Recovery Unit (MRU) is responsible for Interagency Coordination to facilitate Medicaid claiming in local education agencies (LEAs).
This website provides resources to assist with the specific needs of your military family.
Mediation is a voluntary process and both the complainant and public agency or private service provider must be willing to participate.
Information, highlights, performance reports and more about the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as The Nation’s Report Card.
Learn more about NCSC and DC CAS Alt Science Webinar Series
New applicant workshops provide individuals, organizations and existing postsecondary institutions an overview of the Higher Education Licensure Commission’s requirements for licensure and detailed information regarding the application process.
Information about the adopted Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for the District of Columbia Schools grades K through 12.
Nita M. Lowey 21st CCLC information and resources
Nita M. Lowey 21st CCLC information and resources
The Division of Health and Wellness is responsible for all Civil Rights requirements under the US Department of Agriculture for the following programs:
OSSE uses federal Perkins Grant funds to support programs, services, and activities preparing students for employment in high skills, high wage careers that are nontraditional for members of their gender.