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Kudos to #FPCSCollegiateOnline freshman Robin Montgomery for qualifying for this year’s French Open!!! 🎾 🏆🎾🏆
“Three players from the JTCC qualified for this year’s French Open… Robin Montgomery, 14, from the District. (Montgomery jetted off to Paris to play in the junior championships last week, having just finished her freshman year at Friendship Public Charter School Collegiate Campus, an online curriculum.)”
2019-20 School Year Calendar
Our 2019-20 School Year calendar is here! Click to view >
Our high school commencement celebrations are just two weeks away! We are so excited to celebrate this tremendous accomplishment with our graduating seniors and their families from Friendship Collegiate Academy and Tech Prep Academy.
Both ceremonies will be held on Friday, May 31 at the George Washington Lisner Auditorium. Please see the invitation with event details for both ceremonies below. Join us as we applaud our graduates for this important milestone and hear from commencement speakers CNN Contributor Symone Saunders (Tech Prep) and fintech trailblazer Angel Rich (Collegiate). Thank you for your support!
This week, we celebrate National College Signing Day and all eyes were on Friendship Collegiate!
146 graduates
40 + colleges and universities
$3.5+ million in academic scholarships
#FriendshipProud
Check out the WJLA Channel 7 story to learn more >
🎭 News Alert 🎭 The DC PCSB unanimously voted for City Arts & Prep to join Friendship PCS in the fall at our Armstrong Elementary & Middle campus! Can you say more dance, theater, music, poetry and prose! More budding composers, writers, actors, producers, sculptors, dancers and dreamers – more Arts Ed for D.C. students! Stay tuned for more news on City Arts at Friendship!
2019 DC STEM Fair Winners Advance to International STEM Competition
2019 DC STEM Fair Winners Advance to International STEM Competition More than 150 District of Columbia Top STEM Students in Grades 6-12 Competed in Annual Event
(WASHINGTON, DC) – Solar panels, cryptography, and safety zippers were among the winning topics for projects at the 2019 DC STEM Fair held in Washington, DC on March 16.
The DC STEM Fair provides an opportunity for District of Columbia public, public charter, parochial, private, and homeschool students in grades 6-12 to showcase their knowledge of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in a diverse array of projects. “The DC STEM Fair gives students across the District of Columbia the chance to demonstrate their knowledge and skill in science, technology, engineering and math and show their peers and the DC community what they are passionate about,” said State Superintendent Hanseul Kang. “Our students work incredibly hard to learn challenging concepts and ideas, and it’s exciting to see the creative ways in which they apply the knowledge and skills they’ve gained. I want to thank all the students who competed in the 2019 DC STEM Fair and all the parents, judges and volunteers who helped make the event a success. Congratulations to all the junior- and senior-level winners!”
Calling all teachers: Join us at our Winter Talent Fair!
Come join one of the District of Columbia’s largest and highest performing public charter school network with 12 campuses serving over 4,200 students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
- Meet Friendship leaders
- Attend an onsite interview
We look forward to meeting you! Questions? Email talent@friendshipschools.org
RSVP >
OSSE Releases School Transparency and Reporting (STAR) Framework Ratings
Congratulations to Sarah Frayer, one of our Woodridge teachers for receiving the National University System Sanford Teaching Award for being an inspirational teacher! Ms. Frayer was surprised today in her classroom by the media and representatives from National University System with a $10,000 award check!!