About Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District
Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District is a public school system serving District of Columbia, District of Columbia, based in Washington. It serves 303 students across 1 schools spanning 8–12, and is classified as a city: large district. By enrollment it is the #40 largest of District of Columbia’s 64 school systems.
Size and structure
Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District enrolls 303 students in 1 schools — an average of about 303 students per school. It serves grades 8–12 and ranks #40 of 64 statewide by enrollment.
Who the district serves
Student race and ethnicity in Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District, from the NCES Common Core of Data (303 students reported):
For economically-disadvantaged, English-learner, and special-education shares, plus school-by-school detail, see the federal sources in the full-data section.
Teachers & staff
Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District employs about 26 full-time-equivalent teachers for a student–teacher ratio of 11.9:1 — above the District of Columbia average of about 10.9:1. Total district staff is roughly 57.
Counselor and librarian/media counts are not published at the district level in the current NCES release; see the federal full-data links for staffing detail.
How District of Columbia funds schools
District-level per-pupil spending and the local/state/federal revenue split for Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District are published in the federal school-finance files — see the full-data links below for the current figures.
Report card & state results
The District rates schools on the DC School Report Card using the STAR Framework (1–5 stars), covering achievement, growth, English-learner progress, graduation, attendance and school environment. Look up Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District on the DC School Report Card.
Accreditation status
OSSE is the District’s state education agency and does not itself accredit schools; DCPS and public charters obtain accreditation from recognized bodies, most commonly Middle States. Search the Middle States directory.
Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District vs. District of Columbia
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Look up Richard Wright Pcs for Journalism and Media Arts School District’s full data
These official sources carry the district-level detail — finances, discipline, equity, test scores, boundaries. Direct links for this district (via its NCES ID):