Latin-Wide
USDA Nondiscrimination Statement
Our organization, Washington Latin Public Charter Schools, is currently operating in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program at 5200 2nd Street, NW and at 4301 Harewood Road, …

Middle School Sports Registration
Announcement: Students in grades 6-8 are invited to register for a Fall sport! Check the information below, and then sign up through Arbiter Sports. For more information about all the …
Google Classroom – Parent Access
Google Classroom is the app our teachers use to post information for their students about class work, homework assignments, quizzes, etc. All Latin students join their teacher’s Google Classroom for …
Daily Schedules
The Explainer: How do I read this colorful grid? Families often ask about our schedule, which at first glance does seem complicated. We have our reasons for this! This Explainer …

August & September Menu
Please check the breakfast/lunch menu for both Cooper and 2nd Street Campuses for August and September! Questions? Please email Martita Fleming, Director of Operations.

Upper School Fall Sports Registration
Upper School Fall Sports Registration for both campuses of Washington Latin is now open! At Washington Latin Public Charter School, we are proudly building a tradition of excellence in athletics—one …

2026-27 Latin Bus Service
Announcement: Registration for the for the fall session of the Latin bus is now open! The program will start on the first day of school, Wednesday, August 26. Register through …

Lions Summer Basketball Camp
Whether your child is new to basketball or looking to sharpen their game for the upcoming season, our camp focuses on building confidence, improving fundamentals, and teaching players how to …
2025-26 State of the Schools
On Wednesday, we hosted our annual State of the Schools led by Head of Schools Peter Anderson. We heard from a panel including the Board chair, administrators, faculty, and students …
Flood the Council Chamber for Fair Funding on Tuesday, June 2
Despite significant advocacy from our community this budget cycle, DC charter school students are still facing a $2,000 per-pupil funding gap compared to DCPS students in FY27. That gap has …