Paul Public Charter School

About Paul Public Charter School

Paul Public Charter School (Paul PCS), located at 5800 8th Street, NW, Washington, DC, is a pioneering institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence and character development among its diverse student body. Established in 1930 and awarded its charter in 2000, Paul PCS holds the distinction of being the first conversion public charter school in Washington, DC. The school is named after Edward Paul, a notable educator, and has a rich history of community involvement and educational innovation.

At Paul PCS, the mission is clear: to educate students and cultivate their abilities to become responsible citizens, independent thinkers, and future leaders. The school embodies the belief that every child can learn, providing a nurturing and structured environment that promotes both academic rigor and character-building. Under the visionary leadership of founder Cecile R. Middleton, who was instrumental in challenging the educational status quo, Paul PCS has become a beacon of hope and opportunity for students across the District of Columbia.

The Cecile R. Middleton Ninth Grade Academy, established in 2009, exemplifies the school’s commitment to ensuring a smooth transition for freshmen into high school, further solidifying its role as a full-fledged 6-12 college preparatory charter school. As Paul PCS continues to grow and evolve, it remains dedicated to providing an exceptional education that empowers scholars to exceed expectations. For those interested in the faculty, a comprehensive Paul Public Charter School teachers list is available on their website, showcasing the talented educators committed to guiding students on their academic journeys.

Website	http://www.paulcharter.org
Employees	51-200 employees View all Paul Public Charter School employees
Industry	Primary/Secondary Education
Location	5800 8th Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20011, US
Founded	2000
Keywords	International Travel, Arts, Athletics, Academics, High School, Middle School