DC Black History Matters: Five Reads for the Close of Black History Month
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Returning to DC from incarceration often means coming home to homelessness.
A new study has found that DC’s returning citizens—those recently released from incarceration—make up one-third of the city’s individuals experiencing homelessness.
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In recent years, new evidence on the relationship between public education investments and student achievement makes it clear that money does matter in education, a new DCFPI report explains.
New evidence on the relationship between public education investments and student achievement makes it clear that money does matter in education.
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The FY 2021 budget starts October 2020, but the debate is already underway. DCFPI has a series of recommendations on using the budget to raise and allocate DC’s resources to address our city’s challenges and create a promising future for all DC residents.