Public Charter Schools in Washington DC

By · Updated September 26, 2026

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DCSchools.com lists 123 public charter schools in Washington DC. They taught about 48% of DC's public school students in 2025-26 (47,825 of 99,353, OSSE audited enrollment), and DC PCSB oversees 133 charter schools run by 66 nonprofit operators. All are tuition-free with no attendance boundaries; for 2027-28 the My School DC lottery opens December 14, 2026. Largest networks in our directory: KIPP DC (20 campuses), Friendship (16 campuses), AppleTree (8 campuses), Center City (6 campuses). Highest OSSE framework scores (2024-25): BASIS DC and Washington Latin among high schools. Full sector report: DC Charter Schools 2026 Statistics.

123 public charter schools across all 8 wards.

DC public charter schools are tuition-free, publicly funded, and independently operated. Unlike DCPS schools, charter schools have no boundary requirements - any DC resident can apply through the unified DC school lottery, which opens December 14, 2026 for the 2027-28 school year.

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About Public Charter Schools in Washington DC

Washington DC has one of the largest public charter sectors in the United States. About 48% of DC public school students attended a charter school in 2025-26 (47,825 of 99,353 in OSSE's audited enrollment). All 123 charter schools in our directory are tuition-free, open to all DC residents, and funded by the District on a per-pupil basis through the Uniform Per Student Funding Formula (UPSFF) - though whether that funding is truly equal to DCPS is a recurring fight, most recently in the 2026 FY2027 budget.

DC charter schools are independently operated by nonprofit boards and authorized by the DC Public Charter School Board (DC PCSB). Unlike DCPS schools, charter schools set their own curriculum, school day, calendar, and staff policies. This independence has produced a wide variety of models across DC: bilingual immersion and international schools, STEM-focused campuses, Montessori programs, college-preparatory high schools, and early childhood specialists.

Enrollment works through the unified DC school lottery at MySchoolDC. Families submit a single ranked application listing up to 12 schools - DCPS and charter. For 2027-28 the application opens December 14, 2026, closes February 1, 2027 for grades 9-12 and March 1, 2027 for PK3 to grade 8, and results are released April 2, 2027. Siblings of enrolled students receive priority at most schools.

Browse all 123 DC public charter schools below, sorted by ward. Click any school for photos, grade bands, lottery eligibility, and location.

Charter Networks in DC

Many DC charter operators run multiple campuses. Browsing by network can help families who want consistent curriculum and culture across grade transitions.

Best Charter Schools in DC by Official Score

DC has no current star rating: OSSE retired its STAR ratings, and DC PCSB's new ASPIRE levels (Level 1 Exemplary to Level 5 Unsatisfactory) for 2025-26 had not been published as of September 26, 2026. The latest official comparison is the framework score in OSSE's 2025 DC School Report Card (school year 2024-25, out of 100). OSSE scores elementary, middle and high schools on separate frameworks, so the top five charter schools are shown for each. A school that serves several grade bands can appear in more than one.

Source: OSSE, 2025 DC School Report Card accountability scores (Framework Scores, 2024-25). We will update this section when DC PCSB publishes ASPIRE levels.

Charter High Schools in DC

22 DC public charter schools serve high school grades (9-12), including schools that run from middle or elementary grades through 12th grade. Like every DC charter, they are tuition-free and admit students through the My School DC lottery. Compare them with DCPS and private options on the DC high schools page.

Compare All 123 Charter Schools

Sortable directory - click any school to see full profile, lottery details, and contact info.

SchoolNetworkGradesWardNeighborhood
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Columbia HeightsAppleTreeElementaryWard 1Columbia Heights
E.L. Haynes PCS - Middle SchoolE.L. HaynesMiddle SchoolWard 1Kingman Park
Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 1Pleasant Plains
Meridian Public Charter School - Elementary SchoolIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 1Kingman Park
Meridian Public Charter School - Middle SchoolIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 1Park View
BASIS DC PCSIndependentHigh SchoolWard 2Navy Yard
Center City PCS - ShawCenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 2Petworth
Girls Global Academy PCSIndependentHigh SchoolWard 2Penn Quarter
KIPP DC - Grow Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 2Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - Lead Academy PCSKIPP DC1–4Ward 2Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - WILL Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 2Trinidad
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Spring ValleyAppleTreeElementaryWard 3Spring Valley
Breakthrough Montessori PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 4Takoma
Capital City PCS - High SchoolCapital CityHigh SchoolWard 4Manor Park
Capital City PCS - Lower SchoolCapital CityElementaryWard 4Manor Park
Capital City PCS - Middle SchoolCapital CityMiddle SchoolWard 4Manor Park
Center City PCS - BrightwoodCenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 4Brightwood
Center City PCS - PetworthCenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 4Petworth
District of Columbia International SchoolIndependentHigh SchoolWard 4Takoma
E.L. Haynes PCS - Elementary SchoolE.L. HaynesElementaryWard 4Navy Yard
E.L. Haynes PCS - High SchoolE.L. HaynesHigh SchoolWard 4Petworth
Friendship PCS - Ideal ElementaryFriendshipElementaryWard 4Woodridge
Friendship PCS - Ideal MiddleFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 4NoMa
Friendship PCS - OnlineFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 416th Street Heights
Latin American Montessori BilingualLAMBElementaryWard 4Sixteenth Street Heights
Paul PCS - International High SchoolIndependentHigh SchoolWard 4Brightwood
Paul PCS - Middle SchoolIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 4Brightwood
Roots PCSIndependentElementaryWard 4Manor Park
Sela PCSIndependentElementaryWard 4Lamond Riggs
Washington Latin PCS - 2nd Street Middle SchoolWashington LatinMiddle SchoolWard 4Brightwood Park
Washington Latin PCS - 2nd Street Upper SchoolWashington LatinHigh SchoolWard 4Brightwood Park
Bridges PCSBridgesElementaryWard 5Fort Totten
Creative Minds International PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Petworth
DC Bilingual PCSIndependentElementaryWard 5Fort Totten
DC Prep PCS - Edgewood ElementaryDC PrepElementaryWard 5Edgewood
DC Prep PCS - Edgewood MiddleDC PrepMiddle SchoolWard 5Edgewood
Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS - BrooklandIndependentElementaryWard 5Grant Park
Friendship PCS - Armstrong ElementaryFriendshipElementaryWard 5Truxton Circle
Friendship PCS - Armstrong MiddleFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 5Truxton Circle
Friendship PCS - Woodridge ElementaryFriendshipElementaryWard 5Woodridge
Friendship PCS - Woodridge MiddleFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 5Woodridge
Harmony DC PCS - School of ExcellenceIndependentElementaryWard 5Edgewood
Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Edgewood
KIPP DC - College Preparatory PCSKIPP DCHigh SchoolWard 5Capitol Hill
KIPP DC - Connect Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 5Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - Northeast Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 5Trinidad
KIPP DC - Spring Academy PCSKIPP DC1–4Ward 5Trinidad
Lee Montessori PCS - BrooklandIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Edgewood
Mary McLeod Bethune Day Academy PCSBethuneMiddle SchoolWard 5Brookland
Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS - Calle Ocho CampusMundo VerdeElementaryWard 5Truxton Circle
Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS - J.F. Cook CampusMundo VerdeElementaryWard 5Truxton Circle
Perry Street Preparatory PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Brookland
Rocketship PCS - Infinity Community PrepRocketshipElementaryWard 5Queens Chapel
Shining Stars Montessori Academy PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5University Heights
Social Justice PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Queens Chapel
The Children's Guild DC Public Charter SchoolIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 5Langdon
The Sojourner Truth PCSIndependentHigh SchoolWard 5Brookland
Two Rivers PCS at Young Elementary SchoolTwo RiversElementaryWard 5Langston
Two Rivers PCS Middle SchoolTwo RiversMiddle SchoolWard 5Carver / Langston
Washington Latin PCS - Cooper Campus Middle SchoolWashington LatinMiddle SchoolWard 5Brookland
Washington Latin PCS - Cooper Campus Upper SchoolWashington LatinHigh SchoolWard 5Brookland
Washington Leadership Academy PCSIndependentHigh SchoolWard 5Edgewood
Washington Yu Ying PCSIndependentElementaryWard 5Pleasant Hill
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Lincoln ParkAppleTreeElementaryWard 6Capitol Hill
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - SouthwestAppleTreeElementaryWard 6Southwest Waterfront
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Waterfront StationAppleTreeElementaryWard 6Capitol Hill
Center City PCS - NOMACenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 6Petworth
Digital Pioneers Academy PCS - Capitol HillIndependentHigh SchoolWard 6Capitol Hill
Friendship PCS - Chamberlain ElementaryFriendshipElementaryWard 6Capitol Hill
Friendship PCS - Chamberlain MiddleFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 6Capitol Hill
Global Citizens PCSIndependentElementaryWard 6Central Northeast
Richard Wright PCS for Journalism and Media ArtsIndependentHigh SchoolWard 6Shaw
Two Rivers PCS at 4th StreetTwo RiversElementaryWard 6Atlas District
Washington Global Public Charter SchoolIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 6Southwest Federal Center
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Oklahoma AveAppleTreeElementaryWard 7Kingman Park
Center City PCS - Capitol HillCenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 7Capitol Hill
Cesar Chavez PCS for Public PolicyCesar ChavezHigh SchoolWard 7Mayfair
DC Prep PCS - Benning ElementaryDC PrepElementaryWard 7Central Northeast
DC Prep PCS - Benning MiddleDC PrepMiddle SchoolWard 7Benning
DC Scholars PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 7Capitol View
DC Wildflower PCS - The Riverseed SchoolIndependentElementaryWard 7Burrville
Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS - East EndIndependentElementaryWard 7Grant Park
Friendship PCS - Blow-Pierce ElementaryFriendshipElementaryWard 7Woodridge
Friendship PCS - Blow-Pierce MiddleFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 7Kingman Park
Friendship PCS - Collegiate AcademyFriendshipHigh SchoolWard 7Central Northeast
Friendship PCS - Collegiate Academy OnlineFriendshipHigh SchoolWard 7Central Northeast
IDEA PCSIndependentHigh SchoolWard 7Deanwood
KIPP DC - Arts & Technology Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 7Grant Park
KIPP DC - KEY Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 7Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - LEAP Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 7Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - Promise Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 7Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - Quest Academy PCSKIPP DC1–4Ward 7Grant Park
KIPP DC - Valor Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 7Grant Park
Maya Angelou PCS High SchoolIndependentHigh SchoolWard 7Grant Park
Monument Academy PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 7Kingman Park
Rocketship PCS - Legacy PrepRocketshipElementaryWard 7Fort Davis Park
SEED Public Charter School of Washington DCIndependentHigh SchoolWard 7Benning Ridge
Achievement Prep PCS - Wahler PlaceIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Washington Highlands
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Douglas KnollAppleTreeElementaryWard 8Douglass
AppleTree Early Learning PCS - Parklands @ THEARCAppleTreeElementaryWard 8Ward 8
Cedar Tree Academy PCSIndependentElementaryWard 8Hillsdale
Center City PCS - Congress HeightsCenter CityMiddle SchoolWard 8Congress Heights
DC Prep PCS - Anacostia ElementaryDC PrepElementaryWard 8Hillsdale
DC Prep PCS - Anacostia MiddleDC PrepMiddle SchoolWard 8Hillsdale
DC Wildflower PCS - Blue MontessoriIndependentElementaryWard 8Congress Heights
Digital Pioneers Academy PCS - JohenningIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Washington Highlands
Early Childhood Academy PCSIndependentElementaryWard 8Washington Highlands
Friendship PCS - Southeast Elementary AcademyFriendshipElementaryWard 8Anacostia
Friendship PCS - Southeast Middle AcademyFriendshipMiddle SchoolWard 8Anacostia
Friendship PCS - Technology Preparatory High School AcademyFriendshipHigh SchoolWard 8Anacostia
Ingenuity Prep PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Washington Highlands
KIPP DC - AIM Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 8Hillsdale
KIPP DC - Discover Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 8Hillsdale
KIPP DC - Heights Academy PCSKIPP DC1–4Ward 8Hillsdale
KIPP DC - Honor Academy PCSKIPP DCMiddle SchoolWard 8Marshall Heights
KIPP DC - Inspire Academy PCSKIPP DC1–4Ward 8Hillsdale
KIPP DC - Legacy College Preparatory PCSKIPP DCHigh SchoolWard 8Washington Highlands
KIPP DC - Pride Academy PCSKIPP DCElementaryWard 8Trinidad
LEARN DC PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Eckington
Lee Montessori PCS - East EndIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Fairlawn
Rocketship PCS - Rise AcademyRocketshipElementaryWard 8Woodland
Statesmen College Preparatory Academy for Boys PCSIndependentMiddle SchoolWard 8Washington Highlands
Thurgood Marshall Academy PCSThurgood MarshallHigh SchoolWard 8Hillsdale

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How DC Public Charter Schools Work

DC public charter schools are tuition-free and publicly funded, but independently run with their own boards, curricula, and educational philosophies. They serve roughly half of all public-school students in the District.

Application - DC school lottery

Every DC public charter school admits students through the DC school lottery. For the 2027-28 school year the application opens December 14, 2026, closes February 1, 2027 for grades 9-12 and March 1, 2027 for PK3 to grade 8, and results are released April 2, 2027. Families rank up to 12 schools (any mix of charter and DCPS) on a single application at the official DC School Lottery portal.

No Boundary Requirements

Unlike DCPS in-boundary schools, charter schools accept students from any ward. Some give preference to siblings of current students or to students in the school's home ward, but you can apply regardless of where you live in DC.

Regulation

The DC Public Charter School Board (DC PCSB) is the sole charter authorizer in DC. They publish performance frameworks, renewal decisions, and annual reports for every charter school in the District.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many public charter schools are there in Washington DC?

DCSchools.com lists 123 public charter schools operating across all 8 wards of the District of Columbia. DC PCSB, the charter authorizer, reports 133 charter schools run by 66 nonprofit operators (LEAs). In the audited 2025-26 enrollment, 47,825 of DC's 99,353 public school students (about 48%) attended a charter school (OSSE).

How do you apply to a DC public charter school?

All DC public charter schools participate in the unified My School DC lottery. For the 2027-28 school year the application opens December 14, 2026. Families rank up to 12 schools (mix of charter and DCPS) on a single application at myschooldc.org.

What's the difference between DCPS and DC public charter schools?

DCPS (DC Public Schools) is the traditional public school system with assigned in-boundary schools. Public charter schools are publicly funded but independently run, with their own boards, curricula, and admissions handled exclusively through the lottery. Both are tuition-free for DC residents.

Which charter networks operate in DC?

Major DC charter networks include KIPP DC (multiple campuses), Friendship Public Charter Schools, AppleTree Early Learning, DC Prep, Center City PCS, Rocketship Public Schools, Two Rivers PCS, and Capital City Public Charter School. Many networks operate multiple campuses across different wards.

Do DC charter schools have ward boundaries?

No. Unlike DCPS schools, public charter schools do not have boundary requirements - any DC resident can apply to any charter school regardless of which ward they live in. However, lottery priority is sometimes given to siblings of currently enrolled students or to students in the same ward.

Are charter school students eligible for Kids Ride Free?

Yes. The Kids Ride Free program covers all DC residents ages 5–21 enrolled in any public school in the District - DCPS or charter. Free Metrobus, Metrorail, and DC Circulator on school days.

Who regulates DC public charter schools?

The DC Public Charter School Board (DC PCSB) is the sole authorizer and oversight body for all public charter schools in DC. They publish school performance reports and renewal decisions at dcpcsb.org.

What is the DC charter school lottery application deadline for 2027-28?

For the 2027-28 school year, My School DC has published these dates: the application opens December 14, 2026, the deadline is February 1, 2027 for grades 9-12 and March 1, 2027 for PK3 to grade 8, and lottery results are released April 2, 2027. Families who miss the deadline can still apply after results are out and are placed on waitlists. Apply at myschooldc.org.

Can out-of-state families apply to charter schools in DC?

No. DC public charter schools are open to DC residents only. Proof of DC residency is required at enrollment. Families moving to DC can apply if they establish DC residency before the enrollment deadline.

How are DC charter schools rated?

There is currently no star rating. OSSE retired its STAR ratings, and DC PCSB replaced its old three-tier framework with ASPIRE, which rates schools from Level 1 (Exemplary) to Level 5 (Unsatisfactory). PCSB has said it will publish the first ASPIRE levels, for 2025-26, during the 2026-27 school year; they were not published as of September 26, 2026. The latest official scores are OSSE's 2025 DC School Report Card framework scores for 2024-25.

What are the best charter schools in DC?

Using the latest official measure, OSSE's 2025 DC School Report Card framework score (2024-25, out of 100), the top-scoring charters were BASIS DC (91.6) and Washington Latin Upper School (81.5) among high schools, Friendship Blow Pierce Middle (91.0) and Friendship Armstrong Middle (89.7) among middle schools, and KIPP DC LEAP Academy (92.2) among elementary and early childhood schools. Scores are comparable only within the same framework. See the table on this page for the top five in each.

What is the #1 charter school in DC?

By OSSE's latest official framework scores (2025 report card, school year 2024-25), BASIS DC scored highest among charter high schools at 91.6 out of 100, followed by Washington Latin Upper School at 81.5. OSSE scores elementary, middle and high schools on separate frameworks, so there is no single official #1 across all grades.

Ready to apply?

Charter schools in DC use the unified My School DC lottery. The 2027-28 application opensDecember 14, 2026; deadlines are February 1, 2027 (grades 9-12) and March 1, 2027 (PK3 to grade 8).