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Company Overview
Center City PCS teaches a broad liberal arts and humanities curriculum, PreKindergarten-Eighth Grade, we believe, teach, and live Character, Excellence, and Service. We commit to the intellectual, physical, moral and emotional well-being of each scholar and believe every child can learn, lead and serve. Center City PCS’s academic model is built in a disciplined environment that encourages each student to strive for excellence in both education and their community.
Center City Public Charter Schools (PCS) opened its doors in 2008 with a community of nearly 1500 of the District’s youth and over 150 instructional staff. Center City PCS educates students throughout the nation’s capital. With a focus on the communities we serve, our schools are named after their neighborhoods: Brightwood, Capitol Hill, Congress Heights, Petworth, Shaw, and Trinidad. Our students are representative of the diversity and character of Washington, DC. Our families speak multiple languages and come from various backgrounds, and our students have a multitude of skills and talents that we, as schools, work to develop and nurture. As the first Catholic-to-charter school conversion in the United States, Center City PCS is a new entity, unaffiliated with the Archdiocese, which provides a free public education to DC’s families. However, the schools are still located in the same buildings where students have been educated for over a century—honoring a history that Center City PCS continues to build upon.
Mission: The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century.
Vision: Driven by character, excellence, and service, Center City PCS seeks to
· Prepare 21st century global learners and leaders
· Empower our students for success
· Recruit and retain 21st century highly qualified staff
· Equip our schools with 21st century smart classrooms
Center City Public Charter Schools (PCS) opened its doors in 2008 with a community of nearly 1500 of the District’s youth and over 150 instructional staff. Center City PCS educates students throughout the nation’s capital. With a focus on the communities we serve, our schools are named after their neighborhoods: Brightwood, Capitol Hill, Congress Heights, Petworth, Shaw, and Trinidad. Our students are representative of the diversity and character of Washington, DC. Our families speak multiple languages and come from various backgrounds, and our students have a multitude of skills and talents that we, as schools, work to develop and nurture. As the first Catholic-to-charter school conversion in the United States, Center City PCS is a new entity, unaffiliated with the Archdiocese, which provides a free public education to DC’s families. However, the schools are still located in the same buildings where students have been educated for over a century—honoring a history that Center City PCS continues to build upon.
Mission: The Center City Public Charter Schools (Center City PCS) empower our children for success through a rigorous academic program and strong character education while challenging students to pursue personal excellence in character, conduct, and scholarship in order to develop the skills necessary to both serve and lead others in the 21st century.
Vision: Driven by character, excellence, and service, Center City PCS seeks to
· Prepare 21st century global learners and leaders
· Empower our students for success
· Recruit and retain 21st century highly qualified staff
· Equip our schools with 21st century smart classrooms
Company Summary
Name
Center City Public Charter Schools
Industry
Number of Employees
100-499
Website
Phone
(202) 589-0202