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Advisory
Neighborhood Commissions
Advisory Neighborhood Commissions consider a
wide range of policies and programs affecting their neighborhoods,
including traffic, parking, recreation, street improvements, liquor
licenses, zoning, economic development, police protection, sanitation
and trash collection, and the District's annual budget.
Click here for a list of Ward 3 ANCs. |
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Neighborhood
Associations & Historical Societies
These groups provide additional information
and connections to our beloved neighborhoods and communities.
Click here for a list of Ward
3 neighborhood associations and historical societies. |
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Listservs
There are many listservs on YahooGroups.com
formed by Ward 3 and D.C. neighbors that provide a forum for discussions,
event notices, and more.
Click here for a list of Ward 3 YahooGroups
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Schools
There are 60 public and private schools in
Ward 3 serving elementary, middle/junior high, and senior high
school aged children and teenagers.
Click
here for a list of Ward 3 D.C. public schools.
Click
here for a list of Ward 3 private schools.
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Higher
Education
Universities provide classes for degree and
certificate programs and continuing education. They also provide
such things as lectures, films, sports, medical, and other programs
and events--often at low or no cost to community members.
Click here for more about universities
in Ward 3.
The
District also provides college assistance for residents:
DC College Savings
Plan
The DC College Savings Plan can help you start saving right now
for post-secondary education.
Click
here for the DC College Savings Plan website.
Higher Education Financial Services
The State Education Office's Higher Education Financial Services
(HEFS) administers the District's three higher education financial
aid grants: DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG), DC Leveraging
Educational Assistance Partnership (DCLEAP), and the DC Adoption
Scholarship (DCAS). Students may apply for all three grants using
one streamlined application called the DC OneApp. Eligibility
varies for each program.
Click
here for the HEFS website.
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Public
Libraries
For more than a century the District of Columbia
Public Library has been one of the city's most valued assets, sustaining
and improving the quality of life and education.
Click here for a list of Ward 3 libraries. |
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Recreation
Centers
A neighborhood recreation center is close to
your home. The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) presents
quality leisure services to District residents and visitors of the
District of Columbia. The agency supervises and maintains area parks,
community facilities, and neighborhood recreation centers and provides
adaptive programs and facilities for challenged customers. DPR
also coordinates a wide variety of recreational and educational
programs. Art classes, child care services, sport leagues, swim
lessons, and senior citizen activities challenge citizens to remain
active in their community.
Click here for a list of
Ward 3 recreation centers. |
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