High Schools in 20024, DC

High schools
3
Students
525
Avg actual
N/A
Avg projected
41%
Impact
N/A

These schools have no SchoolGrade yet: our source data has no school-level test results for them, so they are not ranked.

SchoolActualProjectedImpact

Luke C. Moore Hs

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

34%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

District Of Columbia Public Schools • Public • Grades 9 - 12 • 211 Students

Richard Wright Pcs For Journalism And Media Arts

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

43%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

Richard Wright Pcs For Journalism And Media Arts • Charter • Grades 8 - 12 • 300 Students

Middle Schools in 20024, DC

Middle schools
2
Students
626
Avg actual
N/A
Avg projected
22%
Impact
N/A

These schools have no SchoolGrade yet: our source data has no school-level test results for them, so they are not ranked.

SchoolActualProjectedImpact

Jefferson Ms Academy

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

24%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

District Of Columbia Public Schools • Public • Grades 6 - 8 • 386 Students

Washington Global Pcs

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

19%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

Washington Global Pcs • Charter • Grades 6 - 8 • 240 Students

Elementary Schools in 20024, DC

Elementary schools
4
Students
1,114
Avg actual
N/A
Avg projected
33%
Impact
N/A

These schools have no SchoolGrade yet: our source data has no school-level test results for them, so they are not ranked.

SchoolActualProjectedImpact

Amidon-bowen Es

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

23%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

District Of Columbia Public Schools • Public • Grades Pre K - 5 • 336 Students

School-within-school At Goding

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

40%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

District Of Columbia Public Schools • Public • Grades Pre K - 5 • 326 Students

Van Ness Es

N/A

SchoolGrade

N/A

Actual Test Scores

40%

Projected Test Scores

Impact Grade:N/A

District Of Columbia Public Schools • Public • Grades Pre K - 5 • 372 Students

Education & Community Snapshot in 20024, DC

Zip-level factors that shape the learning environment around local schools.

Community Factors

20024, DC has a total population of 15,868 with 14% of that population attending schools. The adult high school graduation rate is 95%, and 69% of adults have a bachelor’s degree or higher.

Students in 20024, DC

2,265

K-12 Students

High School Graduates

95%

Adults 25+ with HS diplomas

College Graduates

69%

Adults 25+ with a Bachelor’s degree or higher

Demographics statistics provided by Best Neighborhood 20024, DC.

Safety

Crime Grades summarize reported incidents per 1,000 residents. Use them as neighborhood context, not a school rating.

Overall Crime Grade

D-

33.04 per 1,000 Residents

Violent Crime Grade

D-

7.18 per 1,000 Residents

Property Crime Grade

D

25.86 per 1,000 Residents

Crime statistics provided by CrimeGrade in 20024, DC.

Connectivity

Connectivity influences learning at home. We summarize internet infrastructure, typical download speed, and a digital connectivity index for 20024, DC.

ISP Report Card

B+

Internet Infrastructure Grade

Average Download Speed

1,848 Mbps

Speed Most Residents Can Get

Digital Connectivity Index

68 / 100

ISP Connectivity Demand Report

To read more about these statistics, please visit 20024, DC Internet Health Assessment.

Questions About Schools in 20024, DC

How many schools are in 20024, DC?

20024, DC has 9 public schools: 3 high schools, 2 middle schools and 4 elementary schools, serving 2,265 students in total.

How do schools in 20024 perform on state tests?

Our source data has no school-level proficiency results for schools in 20024, so there is no average score to compare. Given the socioeconomic context of their students we project 33% proficient on state assessments.

How does SchoolGrade rank the best schools in 20024?

Every public school gets a SchoolGrade from A+ to F based on the share of students at or above the state proficiency bar. The Impact Grade compares that result with what we would expect given the school’s student and community context, so schools that outperform their circumstances stand out. Schools cannot pay to change a grade. Read the full methodology.