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Legend Public Schools Interstates DC Public, Charter, and Private Schools Shepherd Lowell Elementary School School San Miguel School Takoma Education Campus Blessed Sacrament Lafayette School Coolidge Roots Activity Elementary High School Learning School Jewish Primary Center Dat School of the Center City Bridges Ideal Hope Community St. John's Nation's Capital PCS-Brightwood Academy Whittier Academy PCS - Lamond College Campus Education PCS Campus High School Latin Campus American Montessori LaSalle-Backus KinderHaus Brightwood Paul PCS Monterssori Billingual (LAMB) Education School of of Chevy Education Community Campus Chevy Chase Chase Campus Academy PCS-Amos II Community Academy Roots PCS Online PCS Community Academy Truesdell PCS-RAND Deal Education Technology Campus Auguste Georgetown Middle Campus Montessori West Day School School Mamie D. Education High School Kingsbury Lee School Campus Murch Day School Wilson Elementary High Barnard Janney School Franklin School Parkmont Elementary Elementary Montessori School School School St. Ann's Sheridan School E.L. Haynes PCS Kennedy Institute Academy School Community - Kansas Avenue E.L. Haynes PCS - of Catholic St. Anselm's Academy (Grades PK3-2) Kansas Avenue (Grade 9) Charities Abbey School Amazing PCS-Amos I MacFarland Potomac Edmund Life Games Center City National Middle School PCS Petworth Lighthouse Washington Brookland Burke Preschool PCS Yu Ying PCS Education Campus Presbyterian Hearst Campus Archbishop School Hospitality High @ Bunker Hill School Elementary Roosevelt STAY Carroll Sidwell School PCS Inspired Teaching School High School High Friends Demonstration PCS Washington Powell School Latin PCS Metropolitan Elementary Bridges William E. Day School Perry Street School PCS National Child Raymond Doar PCS - Prep - Lower Research Fillmore Arts Education Soldier's Home Elsie Whitlow and Upper Mann Bancroft Bruce-Monroe Washington Hebrew Center Center (East) Campus Stokes Community Elementary Elementary Elementary School Congregation Tyser Freedom PCS Burroughs School School @ Park View Ecc KinderHaus of Eaton Sacred Nation House Luke C. Education National Cleveland Elementary Heart Capital City Watoto Moore High E.L. Haynes PCS Campus Cathedral School Park School School PCS Upper School School Washington International - Georgia Ave National School Campus Mary McLeod Friendship Cathedral School/Tregaron Campus (Grades 3-8) Beauvoir, St. Anthony's School Bethune PCS PCS-Woodridge School Next Step - Cesar Chavez PCS - - Brookland Campus Annunciation The National Maret Columbia Heights Marshall Key Cathedral Education Campus El Proximo Bruce Prep Campus Hope Community Catholic School Aidan PCS - Tolson Elementary Elementary St. Albans Capital City PCS Paso PCS Tubman Elementary School School Montessori Campus Noyes School School School Lower School Campus YouthBuild D.C. Preparatory Academy Langdon School Shining Education LAYC PCS PCES - Edgewood Middle Education District of Columbia Stars Campus Stoddert Carlos Rosario School Campus Bilingual PCS Montessori Howard University Campus Elementary H.D. Cooke Elementary International Middle School of Oyster-Adams AppleTree Early D.C. Preparatory Academy School School PCS Math and Science PCS Bilingual Learning PCS - Columbia PCES - Central Office Field Benjamin William E. School (Oyster) Education Heights Campus Washington Tree of School Strengthens Banneker Doar PCS - Calvary Booker T. Cardozo Metropolitan Life PCS Families PCS High School Edgewood Christian Washington PCS High School High School Academy Oyster-Adams British for Technical Arts The River Bilingual Meridian Shaw Middle School Washington Mathematics, School Our Lady St. Patrick's School of Academy Fillmore School (Adams) Marie Reed PCS @ Garnet-Patterson Science, and of Victory Episcopal Washington St. for Ideal McKinley Arts Center Elementary Cleveland Technology PCS (WMST) School Day School Augustine Education Technology (West) School Garrison Elementary School for Mundo School High School Elementary School Friends/Decatur Verde PCS Ross The Lab Washington International Hardy Middle School School Langley Youth Pl NW Elementary Friendship School of School/Primary Campus Ellington Education Services School Seaton Central Washington School of the Arts Ujamaa Campus Center School for Elementary Office C.H.O.I.C.E. Georgetown Visitation Friends/P School KIPP DC: Grow Emerson School Academy Hamilton Preparatory Hyde-Addison Options Academy PCS Kenilworth Georgetown St NW Preparatory Middle/High School Center School Elementary Academy KIPP DC: WILL Elementary Day School School Community School Francis-Stevens Academy PCS Two Rivers School Ron Brown Lower/Middle School Children's House Community Academy Two Rivers Holy Education Campus PCS - Middle Houston of Washington Academy PCS-Butler Center City Dunbar PCS-Amos III PCS-Lower Center City Monterssori Trinity Upper IDEA - School Elementary Bilingual Campus PCS- Shaw High PCS-Trinidad School of St. John's Intergrated Design and School Campus School Campus School Washington Episcopal Model Electronic Academy KIPP DC: Wheatley Browne Preschool Secondary School Phelps Architecture, Thomson Central Walker-Jones Gonzaga Education Education Georgetown Elementary for the Deaf Construction, and Office Education College Campus Campus Cesar Chavez PCS Cesar Chavez PCS Burrville Montessori Engineering High School School Campus High School School - Parkside Upper - Parkside Lower Elementary J.O. Wilson Spingarn Capitol Hill Ludlow-Taylor Thomas School School Elementary STAY High Montessori Elementary Friendship PCS-Blow Elementary Friendship Without Walls The Owl School School @ Logan School Pierce Junior School PCS-Woodson Aiton Woodson, High School School Nannie Helen Prospect Academy Campus Campus Elementary H.D. High Spingarn High School River Terrace Burroughs Learning Options Miner School School Elementary School, Inc. Stuart-Hobson Center PCS Elementary AppleTree Early Drew School Smothers Middle School School Learning PCS - Oklahoma Elementary Ave (East Capitol) Elementary School-Within-School Maury Arts and Technology School AppleTree School @ Peabody Elementary Academy Early Learning D.C. Preparatory School Eliot-Hine Academy PCES -Benning Richard PCS (ATA) Maya Angelou Peabody PCS - Lincoln Kelly Miller Center City Middle Elementary Campus Wright PCS PCS (Lower - Elementary PCS- Capitol School Middle Middle School) School Hill Campus School Eastern St. Coletta School of Educational Plummer Maya Angelou Special Elementary High Evolution and Nalle PCS (Upper - School Education PCS Development (SEED) PCS School Brent Payne Elementary High School) Elementary Elementary Sousa School Watkins Incarcerated Youth C.W. Harris School School Kimball Middle Cornerstone Schools Elementary Program, Correctional Elementary Capitol Elementary School of Washington, Woodson School KIPP DC: Key School Hill Day Detention Facility School DC, Inc. St. Peter's Academy PCS School Interparish Jefferson AppleTree Early Tyler Cesar Chavez PCS - School KIPP DC: LEAP KIPP DC: Middle Learning PCS Elementary Capitol Hill (Central Academy PCS Promise School Eagle Academy School Office Location) - Amidon Campus Academy PCS - New Jersey Eagle Davis Friendship Avenue Academy Elementary PCS-Chamberlain Campus AppleTree Early PCS - SE School Learning PCS - Riverside Campus St. Francis Xavier Orr Randall Hyland School Kramer Elementary Howard Road Academy Private School Middle PCS Pennsylvania School Dupont Park Anacostia School Naylor Avenue Campus Adventist High School Road School School Randle Highlands Howard Road Elementary School Academy Howard Road Central Office Beers Academy PCS Ketcham Elementary Savoy Howard Road Howard Road Elementary School Elementary Academy Middle School School MLK Avenue Stanton Septima Thurgood Elementary Clark PCS Marshall School Winston Academy PCS KIPP DC: Excel Academy PCS Education KIPP DC: Heights Academy Campus Discover Academy PCS Moten Elementary School @ Wilkinson KIPP DC: KIPP AIM Academy DC: College Garfield PCS Preparatory Elementary Johnson, School John Hayden Friendship Friendship Middle School PCS-Southeast Tech Prep Elementary Academy AppleTree Early Malcolm X AppleTree Early Learning PCS Elementary Learning PCS - - Parkland Imagine School Douglass Knoll Southeast Center City PCS Turner PCS- Congress M.C. Terrell/McGogney Elementary Heights Campus Elementary School School @ Green Transition Ballou High School Academy @ Shadd Ballou Hart STAY High Middle School School National Achievement Collegiate Preparatory Simon Elementary School PCS Academy PCS Ferebee-Hope Early Elementary Childhood School Academy PCS Hendley Leckie Elementary Elementary Patterson School School Elementary School St. Thomas More Catholic School Legend Public Schools Interstates Charter Schools Major Roads Private Schools Streets Parks Railroads College / Univ Campus Water Military Bases Cemeteries 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles Coordinate System: Maryland State Plane NAD 1983 FIPS 1900 1:23,000 Source: 1 inch = 0.4 miles Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) Date: October 14, 2011 Prepared by: DC GIS Information on this map is for illustration only. The user acknowledges and agrees that the use of this information is at the sole risk of the user. 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