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Our School’s Mission 

At the Maya Angelou Public Charter School (MAPCS), we strive to create a learning community grounded in an engaging school culture; a meaningful, rigorous and personalized academic program; and a robust collection of wraparound services that ensure all of our students are well-prepared for life beyond the diploma.     

Many of our students face challenges in their home life and experience trauma or upheaval that requires a different approach from traditional schools.  In turn, our staff takes an individualized approach to working closely with each of our students and families not only for academic success today, but for success in the future as positive contributors to society and life-long learners.     

 

Our Results 

Our school has earned three stars on OSSE’s School Report Card (2018-2019), making us the highest-ranking school for opportunity youth in the District, and the second-highest performing high school in Ward 7.  

 Our School Leadership Team  

Important Contacts for Students and Families 

 

Our Program Highlights 

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Student Life  

 
Based on student interest, each year we offer a number of enrichment/extracurricular activities as well as a robust athletics program.  Our menu for students includes:  
 

Extracurricular Activities  

  • Step/Dance Team  
  • Student Ambassadors  
  • Anime Club 
  • Joyful Market Community Service Club  
  • National Society of Black Engineers  
  • After-School Academic Enrichment  
  • Weekly tutoring with partner company Wilmer Hale  

Boys\’ Interscholastic Athletics  

  • Flag Football  
  • Basketball  
  • Baseball  

Girls\’ Interscholastic Athletics  

  • Volleyball  
  • Basketball  
  • Softball  
  • Cheerleading 

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MAYA SCHOLARS
IN THE NEWS
(HIGH SCHOOL)

🌎 One Day Just Isn’t Enough!At Maya Angelou Schools, we believe protecting our planet is a full-time mission. That’s why we’re turning Earth Day into Earth Month! 🌿✨Throughout April, our campuses are diving deep into sustainability, urban gardening, and environmental justice. From our classrooms to our communities, we’re learning that “going green” isn’t just a trend—it’s an act of care for ourselves and our future.💡 Why a Whole Month?• Deep Learning: Exploring the science behind climate change.• Action: Hands-on campus cleanup and restoration projects.• Community: Sharing resources on how to live more sustainably in DC.“Be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.” — Dr. Maya Angelou 🌈Let’s extend that grace to the Earth. It’s the small, daily choices we make together that create a global impact. Remember: Collectively, we make the world go round. 🌍💫How are you showing love to the planet this month? Let us know in the comments! 👇#EarthMonth #mayaistrending #Sustainability #GreenCampus #WashingtonDC... See MoreSee Less
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