Participating Community-based OrganizationsĪssociates for Renewal in Education, Inc.īefore and after care available at cost (A ccepts vouchers) If interested in enrolling a child at one of the participating CBOs below, please contact the CBO directly.Ī complete list of licensed child care providers in the District of Columbia that meet your specific criteria such as type of care, age of child, location, services needed and more can be found at My Child Care DC. Applications for this program are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis by the participating CBOs not through My School DC. 30 of the program year for which the child is being enrolled. 30 of the program year for which the child is being enrolled, or be no older than five (5) years of age after Sept. To be eligible for enrollment, children must be DC residents and be three (3) years of age on or before Sept. The District of Columbia offers free, high quality PK for residents through community-based organizations (CBOs). Public charter schools not participating in My School DC in SY22-23 that serve PK3 – grade 12: For more information about these programs, please contact them directly. Additionally, adult public charter schools, DCPS Opportunity Academies, community-based pre-K programs, daycares, and private and parochial schools do not participate in My School DC. Few public charter schools that serve PK3 – Grade 12 do not participate in My School DC. But because schools can set their own deadlines and policies related to ordering and fees, start looking for a school as early as possible.My School DC is the common application and public school lottery for DC Public Schools (DCPS) and DC public charter schools (PK3 – Grade 12 ). At their discretion, a school could add you to their order after November 15, and they could request that the late order fee be waived in that circumstance. Note: If you’re unable to find a school by November 15, you can keep looking. When you find an AP coordinator able to administer your AP Exam(s), they are responsible for ordering your exam materials, telling you when and where to report for the exams, and collecting the exam fees. The exam ordering deadline for schools is November 15. Updates will be made to the Course Ledger for 2022-23 in November, so if you still need to find possible schools, you can check the Ledger again in November to see if any schools in your area were added. Note that schools may have their own local deadlines and policies for receiving requests from outside students to test at their school, so you’ll want to give yourself as much time as possible to contact schools. Look for and contact schools as early in the school year as possible. Then call and ask to speak with the school’s AP coordinator to learn if the school is allowing students from other schools to test there this year. After finding schools near you that offer the courses you want to take exams for, do an internet search for the school’s phone number.
You can search by country, state/province, or city to find a school where you might be able to test. The AP Course Ledger is the official, up-to-date, comprehensive list of schools that have passed the AP Course Audit. Your first step is to search the AP Course Ledger. You can’t order AP Exams directly, but you should be able to arrange to take exams at a nearby high school that administers AP Exams.
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