We are hearing from more and more constituents who have interest in or are concerned about education issues in our neighborhoods. If the growing numbers of strollers and young faces on our streets are any indication, it’s a feeling that is shared by many more residents. As education reforms move forward in the District, it’s more crucial than ever that we have a voice in charting the future course of schools in our community. We also want to keep our community vibrant by ensuring that fewer parents feel they need to move to the suburbs in order for their children to get a quality education.
That’s why ANC2F and the Logan Circle Community Association are holding a special joint meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 1., at the Washington Plaza Hotel (on Thomas Circle).
At our monthly meeting on Nov. 3, the ANC also amended its bylaws to establish a standing Education Committee, which is chaired energetically by Evelyn Boyd Simmons. If you would like to learn more about the committee or get involved, contact us here at this website.
And turn out, if you can, at our Dec. 1 meeting!