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Public high school · Grades 06–12

Columbia Heights Education Campus

District of Columbia Public Schools · Washington, DC 20010

Phone(202) 939-7700Address3101 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20010
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Civil Rights Data Collection: 2021–22 school year · Released January 2025
Current NCES directory contact(202) 939-7700
Students1,554

enrolled in the federal school record

Students per teacher14

based on full-time-equivalent teachers

Students chronically absent52.4%

missed at least 10% of school days

Suspended from school10.2%

latest official out-of-school suspension rate

The quick read

Columbia Heights Education Campus in 30 seconds

Current school-level signals with dates and original sources.

Math progressBelow the DC midpoint

45th percentile for student growth; ELA is 51th percentile.

Chronic absence52.4%

Students who missed at least 10% of enrolled school days in 2024–25.

Official comparison52.8th percentile

Within the school's OSSE accountability framework.

Current basics08:45 AM - 03:15 PM

After-school care: YES.

Overview

The essentials

The quickest verified facts for deciding whether to look deeper.

School typeHigh public school
Grades served06–12
Enrollment1,554
School hours08:45 AM - 03:15 PM
After careYES · Paid
Uniform requiredYES
DistrictDistrict of Columbia Public Schools
Address3101 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20010
Phone(202) 939-7700

Location & contact

Find the school

School address3101 16th St. NW, Washington, DC 20010
Directions in Google Maps ↗

Health & wellness

Student health support

5Teachers dedicated to health education
50PE minutes each week — grades 6–8
50PE minutes each week — grades 9–12
6Teachers dedicated to physical education
Automated external defibrillator available: YesBehavioral-health services available to all students: YesTeachers covering both health and PE: 5Unexpired emergency epinephrine available: YesHealth services offered: Prevention materials and resources for sexually transmitted diseases (HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea, chlamydia, etc.)|Screening, testing, and/or treatment for sexually transmitted diseases (HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea, chlamydia, etc.)|Oral health services (dental screening, cleaning, counseling, etc.)|Vision screenings|Hearing screenings|Access and/or referrals to medical providers through a systematic process|Prevention materials and resources for chronic diseases|Screening, testing, and/or treatment for chronic diseases (diabetes, obesity, asthma, etc.)Outside behavioral-health partner: YesOutside health-services partner: YesHow the school promotes physical activity: Active Recess|Movement in the Classroom|After-School Activities|Athletic Programs|Bike to School|Before-School Activities|Dancing or Dance Program
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Family essentials

What families need day to day

School-specific details first, followed by current official DCPS tools.

School hours08:45 AM - 03:15 PM
Before-school careNO
After-school careYES · Paid
Uniform requiredYES
Phone(202) 939-7700
DCPS afterschool programs and registrationDCPS school boundary and enrollment information2026–27 school calendarDCPS family services and resourcesFree and reduced-price meals applicationMy School DC lottery applicationCurrent school menus
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Student community

Who attends?

1.0%Asian
30.0%Black/African-American
49.0%Economically Disadvantaged
43.0%English Learners
67.0%Hispanic/Latino of any race
15.0%Students with Disabilities
1.0%White

Official 2024–25 enrollment percentages. Privacy-suppressed values remain suppressed.

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Learning

Are students making progress?

A percentile of 50 is the DC midpoint. Higher means faster progress.

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Small student groups may be withheld to protect privacy. Missing values are not estimated.

Enrollment by grade

How many students are in each grade?

10
224 students
11
255 students
12
227 students
6
188 students
7
188 students
8
208 students
9
344 students

Official 2024–25 enrollment by grade. These are enrollment totals, not published classroom sizes.

See grade enrollment source

Overall comparison

How does Columbia Heights Education Campus compare?

This is OSSE's framework comparison, not a SchoolReality rating.

Compared within its official DC framework52.8th percentile

Higher than about 53 of 100 schools in the same published framework.

See the official scores and source

Food & menus

What is for lunch?

Current DCPS menusIngredients, allergens, nutrition and translated menus
Official
Freebreakfast for every DCPS student
$3paid student lunch
Freefirst lunch with FARM or CEP eligibility
Search today's menuPrices & meal accountsFARM application

Choose the school in the official Nutrislice tool. Menus can change with closings and product availability.

See official meal prices and source

Teachers & support

Who is available to help students?

Federal staffing is reported as full-time equivalents and dated below.

6.50social worker FTE
1.33nurse FTE
2.00psychologist FTE
RoleStaff reportedStudents per staff member
Teacher114.06 FTE14 students per FTE
Counselor12.00 FTE130 students per FTE
Nurse1.33 FTE1,168 students per FTE
Psychologist2.00 FTE777 students per FTE
Social worker6.50 FTE239 students per FTE
Sworn law-enforcement officerNo sworn law-enforcement officer FTE reported—
Security staff9.00 FTE173 students per FTE
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School stability

Do families stay?

86.2%Students who re-enrolled2024-25

Official school-level results. Only measures published for this school are shown.

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Next steps

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Attendance

Are students coming to school regularly?

A student is considered chronically absent after missing at least 10% of enrolled school days.

See attendance details and source

Safety

What was reported recently?

0.2%bullying rate
5.1%incidents of violence
<0.1%school-arrest rate
7.2%out-of-school suspension

Official OSSE school-level rates for 2024–25. Values below 1% are published as ranges to protect privacy.

03 · Safety & civil rights

Harassment, offenses, and corporal punishment

These figures describe what was reported in the federal collection. They do not establish intent, fault, or current conditions.

Attacks with a weapon1
Attacks without a weapon34
Weapon possession2
Threats with a weapon4
Corporal punishment allowedNo

04 · Learning opportunities

What students can study and join

Only programs applicable to this school and reported by the source are shown.

Algebra IYes
GeometryYes
Algebra IIYes
Advanced mathematicsYes
CalculusYes
BiologyYes
ChemistryYes
PhysicsYes
Computer scienceYes
Advanced PlacementYes
Dual enrollmentYes
Gifted and talentedNo
AP enrollment515 students
Dual-enrollment participation10 students
SAT/ACT participants311 students
International BaccalaureateNo
Data-science enrollment0 students

05 · Access & activities

Athletics and technology

These measures capture reported access during the 2021–22 collection year, not current equipment or offerings.

Interscholastic athleticsYes
Sports15
Teams16
Student participants210
Fiber connectionYes
School Wi-FiYes
School devices1
Student devices0

School climate

How people experience the school

Columbia Heights Education Campus results · Official OSSE DC SAYS school file · School code 442 · 2024–25

57%Student — BelongingSchool-level survey result
N/AStudent — Emotion Regulation (optional)School-level survey result
70%Student — Importance of AttendanceSchool-level survey result
62%Student — PerseveranceSchool-level survey result
70%Student — Rigorous ExpectationsSchool-level survey result
43%Student — Safety while TravelingSchool-level survey result
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Sources & methodology

85 dated, source-level facts are attached to this profile in addition to the federal NCES and CRDC records. CRDC observations were self-reported by schools or districts for 2021–22. Student counts in the public-use file are privacy-protected through small random adjustments.

NCES school ID
110003000396
DC school code
442
NCES district ID
1100030
Address
3101 16th St. NW
Community type
city
Current-status source
2025-26 preliminary

Official source ledger

DC School Report Card Accountability Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card Attendance - Metric Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC SAYS Student Metric Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card Discipline - Metric Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card Aggregate Enrollment Data (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Health Profiles (2025-26)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DCPS Afterschool ProgramsDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗Enroll DCPS — Find My SchoolDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DCPS School Year 2026-2027 CalendarDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC Public SchoolsDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗Free and Reduced Price Meals (FARM)District of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗My School DCDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DCPS MenusDistrict of Columbia Public Schools · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card School Directory Information (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card Student Movement - Metric Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗DC School Report Card Assessment - Metric Scores (2025)DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education · Retrieved 2026-08-24 ↗
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