More than a twitter trend or the latest brand, deciding where your child attends school requires some critical thinking. The school building can be beautiful with plush furniture and TV monitors, but are the teachers ready to teach? And are the resources ready and available at the school? Despite the discovery of DCPS attendance reports, […]
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The phrase which once served as an educational pillar “A mind is a terrible thing to waste” coined by the United Negro College Fund is now a past time. But what happens when the teacher could no longer keep the mind of their pupils? Sparking critical thinking to reach their full potential pass lunch time.
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The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development held its 2nd Economic Development Cluster Open House for District residents at the Walter E. Convention Center on Thursday evening. Open House Highlights Off to a warm welcome! Room 146 B was brightly lit. Many government agencies along with local DC Makers were ready
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This is truly the most wonderful time of the year! After spending much of your cash, and running up credit card bills for Christmas gifts, affording to dine out can look rather dim. Don\’t be down for too long though. CAVA wants to bring much joy and delight to your palate this holiday season with \”food that
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It was a crowded kick-off re-election campaign night at The Tavern Ivy City Smokehouse for Kenyan McDuffie, Councilmember of Ward 5 on Wednesday night. Many people came out to cheer him on as they chanted \”four more years.\” In 2012 during a special election Ward 5 constituents elected Kenyan McDuffie as Councilmember and he has
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There\’s a possibility if you live in Washington, DC, or visited, you\’ve traveled down a street called Florida Avenue. In the Northeast quadrant of the city, located in Ward 5 lies 99 acres of rich history and culture, Gallaudet University – where you can also visit the Gallaudet Museum. Today\’s experience we explore the rich history and
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Not sure if the meeting date serves as much significance as its meeting agenda! However, the date helps for attendance, and serves a community purpose. Hump day- also known as Wednesday, isn\’t a bad day to schedule Advisory Neighborhood Commission meetings. In fact, the timing of 6:45 p.m. is perfect–considering work, and picking up the
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It was an innovative and star-studded affair for the launch of DC Radio, WHUR 96.3 HD4 powered by the DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment. DC Radio WHUR 96.3HD4 will not only house radio, but residents will have the opportunity to learn more about the District outside of the regular political arguments,
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Amazon generated much buzz in the District last Thursday on its pursuit to find a second headquarters. The Jeff Bezos buzz, could possibly create many job opportunities for District residents. Governing officials in the Wilson Building, such as Councilmember McDuffie are adjusting for the market shift either way Amazon stays or goes. Hey, the District is already the home
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When your Ward\’s radius is the largest area in the District, there\’s no problem when it comes to logistics for event planning in Ward 5. This past weekend many District residents and beyond had the opportunity to walk down H Street DC and just enjoy the scene. It wasn’t the typical day on H Street
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