DOT Updates for Monday, April 29
Impacted routes will be updated continually at bit.ly/DailyDOTUpdates

If your student's bus is listed and you self-transport or utilize ride-share options, you will be reimbursed.

Trust in vaccines is cultivated through countless conversations among parents, healthcare providers, pharmacists, and community members. Have questions about vaccines? Reach out to your child’s health care provider today. ow.ly/NGgR50RkbFt

Enrollment Saturday is TODAY! From 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. you can enroll or re-enroll your student in person at their school. See the list of participating schools here: buff.ly/40T4ivN

#DidYouKNow that OSSE now has an apprenticeship in teaching program? Learn more about how this innovative new program will remove financial barriers to entering the teaching profession. ow.ly/ZI9s50RoaMX

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School has been recognized as a 2024 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School! Let’s celebrate the school’s commitment to sustainability! ow.ly/EYUA50Rpn8t

A long-time DC Public Schools leader in school recycling and cafeteria composting, we are pleased to announce that MarieReedES is a 2024 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School honoree. Congratulations, Panthers! ow.ly/EYUA50Rpn8t

Vaccines are one of the most successful and cost-effective public health interventions for preventing disease and mortality. They play a crucial role in safeguarding both individuals and communities by curbing the spread of infectious diseases. ow.ly/BY4U50RkbE3

Enrollment Saturday is tomorrow! On April 27, you can enroll or re-enroll your student in person at their school. Remember, Monday, May 1, is the enrollment deadline for students matched in the lottery.

DOT Updates for Friday, April 26
Impacted routes will be updated continually at bit.ly/DailyDOTUpdates

If your student's bus is listed and you self-transport or utilize ride-share options, you will be reimbursed.

Don’t delay immunization appointments! Delays may pose risks to children’s health. The CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics advocate for children to stay on schedule with well-child appointments and routine vaccinations. dchealth.dc.gov/immunization

DOT Updates for Thursday, April 25
Impacted routes will be updated continually at bit.ly/DailyDOTUpdates

If your student's bus is listed and you self-transport or utilize ride-share options, you will be reimbursed.

OSSE needs your help identifying excellent DC educators! We are accepting nominations for the 2025 DC Teacher of the Year, as well as other educator recognition programs. Want to nominate an excellent educator? Complete the form here: bit.ly/NominateExcell…

Save the Date for OSSE's 2024 Literacy Conference! This highly anticipated event is back for a 3rd year on Wednesday, May 22. This virtual event is FREE and open to all administrators and educators. Registration is coming soon! #LiteracyDC

What’s your postsecondary plan? DCTAG can cover the difference between in-state and out-of-state costs for DC residents at certain institutions. Check out DCTAG and apply today. osse.dc.gov/dctag

Wonder if your child is up to date on their immunizations? Call your health care provider today to learn if you need to schedule an appointment for a well child visit and/or immunizations. Need an immunization provider? See DC Health’s resource: ow.ly/ZPq450RkbyR

DOT Updates for Wednesday, April 24
Impacted routes will be updated continually at bit.ly/DailyDOTUpdates

If your student's bus is listed and you self-transport or utilize ride-share options, you will be reimbursed.

Most parents opt for the safe and proven protection provided by vaccines. Administering the recommended vaccinations to babies by age 2 is paramount in shielding them from serious childhood diseases such as whooping cough (pertussis) and measles. cdc.gov/vaccines/paren…