Mark your calendars!
11/25 – 11/27:
Thanksgiving Break – FPCS is closed
11/30-12/4:
All FPCS in-person Learning Hubs are closed. All students are engaged in virtual learning at home.
12/2 – 12/3:
COVD Rapid Testing opportunities for in-person Learning Hub students at all FPCS campuses
12/7:
All FPCS in-person Learning Hubs reopen
Providing World-Class Education in D.C.
Friendship is one of the District of Columbia’s largest and highest-performing public charter school networks, with 16 schools serving over 4,500 students in prekindergarten through 12th grade.
We provide a world-class education that prepares students for college success and a career of their choice. Friendship empowers students to achieve high academic standards, enjoy learning, and develop as ethical, well-rounded and self-sufficient citizens who contribute actively to their communities.
About Friendship
CONSISTENT GRADUATION RATE
perpetually exceeds district and national averages
of high school graduates
go on to a four-year college or other institution of higher learning
OUR EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM
offers students the chance to earn up to 60 college credits or an associate’s degree at no cost while in high school
MORE THAN $85 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS
earned since 2008
60% of high school students
enroll in an AP or honors class
Over 4,500 studentson 16 campuses
with over 800 staff members
Enroll Your Child
Teach at Friendship
News & Information
Mark your calendars!
11/25 – 11/27:
Thanksgiving Break – FPCS is closed
11/30-12/4:
All FPCS in-person Learning Hubs are closed. All students are engaged in virtual learning at home.
12/2 – 12/3:
COVD Rapid Testing opportunities for in-person Learning Hub students at all FPCS campuses
12/7:
All FPCS in-person Learning Hubs reopen
COVID-19 Safety Resources
Your health & safety is our top priority.
Please visit our COVID-19 Safety Resources page for testing locations, wellness check information, a virtual tour of our in-person learning hubs, and much more.
View here >
Friendship to expand in-person learning hubs to all campuses
Pre-K to 12th grade hubs will offer 4-day weekly schedules. Families can opt to remain in virtual learning from home.
Friendship,
The Mayor officially announced today that the District’s public schools will bring more students back into school buildings for in-person support in early November. For the past several weeks, on five FPCS school sites, we have provided in-person Learning Hubs for a limited number of students with parents who are essential workers and who have critical learning needs. Since opening our Learning Hubs – operated in full compliance with health, safety and social-distancing guidelines – we have grown a waitlist of families and staff interested in joining an in-person hub.
In response to the demand for more safe, structured and staffed in-person learning opportunities, Friendship will offer Learning Hubs on every elementary, middle and high school campus starting November 9. If you are interested in a Learning Hub spot for your child, complete our Learning Hub Registration Survey by October 14. Families who want their child to remain in virtual learning at home can continue to do so.
Learning Hub students in prekindergarten through 12th grade will receive in person, on campus instructional support four (4) days a week and with one (1) day of virtual learning at home. While on campus, all Learning Hub students will engage in virtual lessons along with their peers at home. In the days ahead, we will provide additional details on Learning Hub weekly schedules by grade level.
Events
Friendship Stories
In order for students to be interested in a lesson, it must be significant to them. Read More
Instructional Specialist
Friendship Southeast
I want to be a scientist or maybe work in the medical field like my dad.⠀ ⠀ Read More
Middle School Student
Friendship Online
Throughout my educational journey, Friendship teachers always went above and beyond. Read More
FPCS Alum & HR Manager
Friendship Public Charter School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment in, its programs and activities. For more information, click here.