The consultant IFF divided all D.C. public and public charter schools into four tiers based on test score trends. Here are “Tier 4” schools IFF said should be turned around or closed. The consultant recommended finding better educational options to replace any seats lost to closure. City officials stress that the recommendations are not binding and that there will be lengthy community consultations before they take any action.
●Roosevelt High
●Cardozo High
●Burroughs Education Campus
●Simon Elementary
●Prospect Learning Center
●Brightwood Education Campus
●Nalle Education Campus
●Community Academy Public Charter School Amos III — Armstrong Campus
●Imagine Southeast Public Charter School
●Kelly Miller Middle
●LaSalle-Backus Education Campus
●Kramer Middle
●Bruce-Monroe Elementary at Park View
●H.D. Cooke Elementary
●Drew Elementary
●M.C. Terrell/
McGogney Elementary
●Moten Elementary at Wilkinson
●Dunbar High
●Wheatley Education Campus
●Browne Education Campus
●John Hayden Johnson Middle
●Center City Public Charter School — Congress Heights Campus
●Brookland Education Campus at Bunker Hill
●Maya Angelou Public Charter School
●Patterson Elementary
●H.D. Woodson High at Fletcher Johnson
●Malcolm X Elementary
●Hamilton Center
●Anacostia High
●Tyler Elementary
●Amidon-Bowen Elementary
●C.W. Harris Elementary
●Howard Road Academy Public Charter — Main Campus
●Ferebee-Hope Elementary
●Davis Elementary
●Aiton Elementary
●Spingarn High
●Savoy Elementary
●Options Public Charter School
●Stanton Elementary
●Garfield Elementary
●Eastern High
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