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Washington Global PCS is a public charter middle school in Washington, DC serving students in sixth through eighth grades with an international, college-preparatory program.
Washington Global PCS serves students in grades 6–8 and emphasizes an internationally focused, college-preparatory middle school experience. The school was founded in 2014 and organizes students in small learning communities.
The school delivers core instruction in English language arts, mathematics, science, and history alongside an internationally based curriculum. All students participate in the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC) through a Global Citizenship course. Foreign language instruction includes Spanish and Korean, with intensive language classes scheduled multiple times per week. The program includes project-based learning and elective options such as film, art, STEM, coding, and physical education. Classrooms use a 1:1 Chromebook model, and ELA and math courses follow Common Core–aligned curricula.
Washington Global uses benchmark and interim assessments to monitor student learning and adjust instruction. The school provides a comprehensive special education program and intervention services. Eighth-grade students take high school preparatory classes and receive individualized high school exploration and placement support, including application and interview preparation.
The school offers afterschool activities on days when school is in session; examples include tutoring, STEAM, journalism, Spanish tutoring, math tutoring, chess, arts and crafts, and competitive sports. Students also engage in year-long service learning projects that connect classroom work to community issues.
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