Social Justice PCS
Social Justice PCS
Danyelle Morris
301-503-5837
[email protected]
Beginning SY24-25, Social Justice will be located at 333 Kennedy St NE.
MTThF: 9:00 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
W: 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
3:45 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Before and after care availableNo CostContact school for details
RequiredWe are an inclusive and diverse community of learners who become scholar-activists and designers of a more just world. Our unique academic model is deeply rooted in rigorous academic instruction, social justice, and character development. We believe that education should be more than just acquiring knowledge; it should be a meaningful, active, and transformative experience. We prioritize the growth and development of our scholar-activists. Our students consistently achieve high levels of academic and personal growth, thanks to a learning environment where their voices are not just heard but celebrated.
Restorative Justice Program
STEM Focus
Community-Based Learning Field Trips, Freedom Schools, Mentoring and Tutoring, Debate, Coding, Theater, Student Government, Art, Photography
• The Social Justice Makerspace is a collaborative learning environment where scholar-activists harness technology such as 3D printers, t-shirt making machines, and button makers to champion social change and design real-world solutions.
• Intentionally Small school-Students receive personalized attention, fostering a sense of being known, loved, and academically challenged.
• Expeditionary Learning - Students will explore real world issues by engaging in field experiences that are connected to social justice.
Math
Student Proficiency Levels
ELA
Student Proficiency Levels
Level 1: Did Not Yet Meet Expectations
Level 2: Partially Met Expectations
Level 3: Approached Expectations
Level 4: Met Expectations
Level 5: Exceeded Expectations
- 90.1% Black/African-American
- <1% Asian
- 9.2% Hispanic / Latino
- <1% Native American / Alaska Native
- <1% Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
- <1% White non-Hispanic
- <1% Multiracial