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Noyes Elementary School

DCPS School

Grades Served
in 2020-21 PK3–5

Grades Accepting
New Applicants in 2020-21 All

Address 2725 10th St. NE Phone 202-281-2580

School Hours 8:00 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
Extended Hours After care available

3:15 p.m.-6:00 p.m. _{Sliding Scale/Voucher} _{Contact school for details.}

School Uniform Required

2018-19 STAR RATING(CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE)

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About this school

Noyes Elementary is a member of President Obama's Turnaround Arts (TA) program. Our teachers use art strategies to help students better understand core content. We offer arts-themed student clubs including drum ensemble, robotics, theater, and dance. As a result of this partnership, 97% of our students would recommend Noyes to a friend.

Specialized Programs

Arts Integration
Interscholastic Sports

Additional Enrichment Offered

Extended day for 4th and 5th graders, ST Math, Geoplunge

This school offers Early Action guaranteed PK3 and PK4. Learn more HERE.

Points of Pride

• We are a Turnaround Arts partner school that infuses art and music instruction throughout our school day.
• Our students' PARCC proficiency increased 5% in ELA and 10% in math last school year.
• We are focusing on social-emotional learning this year using daily Morning Meetings and Second Step lessons.

2018-19 PARCC Scores

Math

Student Proficiency Levels

ELA

Student Proficiency Levels

Did not yet meet expectations
Partially met expectations
Approached expectations
Met expectations
Exceeded expectations

Total 2018-19 Enrollment 224 Student Demographics

92% Black, non-Hispanic

6% Hispanic / Latino

<1% Native American / Alaska Native

<1% White non-Hispanic

<1% Multiracial

Lottery Preferences
Early Action
In-boundary w/Sibling Attending
In-boundary w/Sibling Offered
In-boundary
Sibling Attending
Sibling Offered
Proximity
Additional Resources

School Report Card

DCPS Profiles

Historical Waitlist Information

2019-2020 LOTTERY

PK3

22

9

1

PK4

11

1

2

K

5

1

2

1

5

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

2

4

1

5

6

1

2

_{Federal and District law require equal access to services for students with special education needs and English Language Learners. For additional information, please contact the Office of the State Superintendent of Education at (202) 727-6436 or at [email protected].}

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