A new bill would make school lunch free for everyone in D.C. But it’s not funded in proposals for the coming year’s budget.

Over 7% of all infants and toddlers in D.C. experience homelessness, according to a recent report. That is more than any state in the U.S.

A new story by Levester Green.

Stephen Lilienthal, a local freelance writer, writes about DC teacher Bernard Jankowski’s new memoir.

Starting in 2024, people living in family shelters will be able to participate in a two-generational education, health and support program.

D.C. students remain unhappy with school food, according to testimony at a Sept. 6 hearing, and reports in prior years.

Donté Turner shares how he’s getting his diploma.

Two bills before the D.C. Council would make it easier for D.C. residents to become a social worker in homeless services.

A new piece by Michele Rochon.

Warren Stevens shares their experience.

Horton’s Kids celebrated the grand opening of its newest and largest community center, Horton’s Hub, on Feb. 3.

At Seton High School, no one had ever completed an “Early Admission” Program after 11th grade, which allowed you to…

I have many best momentsBut this one is specialIt was my American tournamentYears ago, I went back to schoolI started…

Obtaining a master’s degree in social work may soon become easier for people who hold bachelor’s degrees and live in the District.

Sheila White tells the stories of all the teachers she’s been and had.

A Street Sense Media, DCist/WAMU and Center for Public Integrity investigation finds school districts where over a fifth of students are homeless were not awarded the McKinney-Vento grant in recent years.

Carlton Johnson shares a creative metaphor for the power of education and youth.

Sheila White celebrates her graduation.

Horton’s Kids is an education nonprofit dedicated to helping youth living in poverty graduate from high school.

A piece on education and learning by Michele Rochon.