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Stokes School was accredited by the Middle States Association in spring of 2003. |
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Stokes School has been the DC Winner of the Do Something National Kindness and Justice Campaign for six years running. |
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Stokes School is the DC Small Site Champion for the Reading is Fundamental Read With Me Challenge for three years running. |
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Stokes School initiated a student led neighborhood clean-up project, prompting the DC City Council to proclaim them “Kids with the Solution to Pollution.” |
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Stokes School scholars Stanford-9 scores have increased consistently since 2001. |
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Stokes School implements an innovative language immersion program to teach children how to speak, read, write, and learn in two languages: English and French or English and Spanish. |
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Stokes School prepares scholars to be responsible citizens within a multicultural society, with a diverse student body and a talented faculty from twenty different nations. |
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Stokes School has a model program for after-school enrichment, including special tutoring services as well as sixteen different extracurricular clubs, from journalism club to science club to book clubs. |
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Stokes School’s sixth grade graduates have been admitted to an impressive collection of middle schools in Washington, DC, including Academia Bilingue de la Comunidad, Paul and SEED Public Charter Schools; Deal Junior High School; Sacred Heart, San Miguel, and the Washington Jesuit School; The Maret School, Rock Creek International, Sidwell Friends, St. Alban, and Washington International School. |
