DC Public Schools republishes central Events page for families and staff
DC Public Schools has updated its events page, consolidating meetings, workshops, and districtwide activities into one central calendar for all.
Sophie McAlister ·

DC Public Schools (DCPS) has refreshed its Events page on the dc.gov website to provide a single, district-run hub for upcoming public meetings, family-facing activities and school events across the District. The page aggregates notices from the school system and is intended as the primary public calendar for DCPS-related programming for students, families, educators and community members.
The Events page lists scheduled public events and gatherings affiliated with the school system and is hosted on the official DC government website. The central calendar is maintained by DCPS as part of its public communications, and it supplements school-level schedules and individual school calendars that families often use to track activities.
DCPS uses district-level notices to share information about open enrollment events, family workshops, community meetings and other public programming that affect students and caregivers across neighborhoods. The centralized page helps parents, guardians and staff find official notices in one place rather than searching multiple school or program pages.
Who should use the DCPS Events page
The calendar is aimed at families, school staff, community partners and residents who need authoritative details about district-run events and public meetings. For families navigating enrollment, school orientation and family engagement opportunities, the DCPS Events page serves as a confirmed source of event listings published by the school system.
Community organizations and neighborhood leaders who coordinate with DCPS can also rely on the page for scheduling and coordination. Because the page is hosted on dc.gov, listings reflect official district communications rather than informal or third-party postings.
How this fits into local school communications
DCPS operates alongside many neighborhood and individual school calendars; the district-level Events page provides a complementary, system-wide view. That can be useful for citywide initiatives, multi-school programs and district-hosted public meetings that require a centralized posting to reach families across multiple wards and neighborhoods.
Using a single, official page reduces confusion over event legitimacy and provides a clear reference when schools, parents and partners need confirmed dates and public meeting notices published by school leadership.
Watch for the Events page to be updated ahead of key district milestones such as enrollment windows, family engagement series and community information sessions. Families and community partners should consult the page regularly to confirm details and to find contact information for listed events.