Ward 6 State of the Schools – May 14 @ Eastern HS

Posted on May 12, 2011. Filed under: Community Events, Middle Schools | Tags: Chancellor, DCPS, Events, middle schools, ward 6, ward 6 council |

Ward 6 State of the Schools

Saturday, May 14, from 10:00 a.m. –1:00 p.m.
Eastern High School, 1700 East Capitol Street, NE

Join Councilmember Tommy Wells and Acting Chancellor Kaya Henderson

The work of improving our schools is too hard for anyone to do alone.
Everyonehas a role to play in this effort!

You will have the opportunity to:
-Learn more about Ward 6 DCPS schools
-Interact with Ward 6 school leadership
-Meet fellow parents and community members
-Share your ideas about how to improve Ward 6 DCPS schools

Read the Agenda for more details.

Refreshments will be served & childcare will be provided

Questions? Contact Bryant.Sewell@dc.gov

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Next CHPSPO Meeting – April 12

Posted on April 8, 2011. Filed under: Eastern HS, General CHPSPO | Tags: DCSBOE, general meetings, ward 6 council |

The CHPSPO meeting on April 12 will be at Tyler Elementary (1001 G Street, SE) in the music room on the 1st floor starting at 6:30 p.m. Tommy Wells and Monica Warren Jones are scheduled to attend the meeting. We will have an open discussion with them about implementation of the Ward 6 middle school plan, facility modernization funding, and other issues on your mind. We will also be discussing with Todd Cymrot the future of the Shakespeare at School Program that the Capitol Hill Community Foundation, the National Capitol Bank and the Folger have been supporting for the past four years.

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Ward 6 Council Candidates’ Forum – Thank You

Posted on September 1, 2010. Filed under: Community Events, General CHPSPO | Tags: candidates forum, ward 6, ward 6 council |

The Capitol Hill Public Schools Parent Organization (CHPSPO) thanks Councilmember Tommy Wells and candidate Kelvin Robinson, who did a fantastic job at the Candidates’ Forum held on August 24, 2010. Our goal was for our members and the community to hear their views on issues of special significance to families. We feel that goal was met splendidly.

We are grateful to our moderator, Mark Segraves, for his guidance, expertise and overall terrific job of setting the tone and pace for the event.

Finally, a huge thank you to the community, to our partners, Sports on the Hill (SOTH) and Eastern Market Metro Community Association (EMCCA), and our volunteer organizers for making this event such a success.

We hope to continue the discussion around these issues in the weeks and months to come.

Click here for a transcript of the discussion. For a summary posted by The Hill Is Home, click here.

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