April 5, 2023

  • DC State Board of Education Monthly Working Session

    April 5, 2023  5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
    RM. 1114, 441 4th St NW, Washington, DC
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April 17, 2023

  • DC PCSB: Monthly Board Meeting

    April 17, 2023  6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
    3333 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20010, USA
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April 19, 2023

  • DC State Board of Education: Monthly Public Meeting

    April 19, 2023  5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
    Old Council Chambers, 441 4th Street, NW
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How did #ParentPriorities fare in Mayor Bowser’s Budget?
On Wednesday, Mayor Bowser released her FY 2024 proposed budget, and it...
Breaking it Down: Our budget asks and early WINS!
PAVE's budget asks center around our #ParentPriorities: SBMH and OST, & were developed by parent leaders with DC children &
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While School-based Mental Health (SBMH) and Out of School Time (OST) Programs continue to be PAVE’s top two #ParentPriorities, our advocacy does not stop
…you hear that? It’s Budget Advocacy Season!💰
2023 has hit its stride. The DC Council is back in session and Mayor Bowser is in the process of
Charlia Acree: Bravery Builds Community
A Black female born and raised in the United States cannot easily escape being othered. I have never truly felt
India Patrick: One of Many
Since the day my son Charles came into this world, I've advocated for him to receive all the resources he
Jeanette Staton: Communication with parents should not be an afterthought
Imagine sitting at your breakfast table on a Saturday morning. You see the sun shining through the windows, hear feel-good
💪The #PurpleWave LEADS THE WAY at DCPVCW 2023!
Last week, parent leaders officially wrapped up PAVE’s seventh annual DC Parent Voice and Choice Week (DCPVCW)!
⏰It's TIME for DC Parent Voice and Choice Week 2023!
We’re just DAYS away from PAVE’s seventh annual DC Parent Voice and Choice Week (DCPVCW) kicking off!
Monique Cole: #ParentPower at DCPVCW
I attended my first PAVE meeting in December 2019.  I was certain that I was passionate about educational outcomes, but I