D.C. Office

Supporting Washington D.C. Public School Students

The Washington D.C. office is building a pipeline of courageous elected officials who are passionate about transforming public education so that every student—especially Black, Brown, and low-income students—attends a high-quality public school, regardless of their zip code.

ABOUT US

On September 2, 2025, the Washington, D.C. office of the Center for Strong Public Schools Action Fund officially launched under the leadership of Executive Director Jessica Giles and Deputy Director Victor Horton.

We recruit, train, and support courageous leaders who put kids first. Our work focuses on:

  • Equipping leaders with the tools to lead and win
  • Advocating for proven practices
  • Holding leaders accountable for student outcomes

Please reach out to dc@strongschoolaction.org to learn more.

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Meet The Washington D.C. Team

Learn More About Our D.C. Office

We’re advancing bold, evidence-based policies to strengthen public schools and expand opportunity for every child in the District.
Explore stories, updates, and insights from our D.C. team as we work to build stronger public schools and communities.
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Center for Strong Public Schools Action Fund is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization. We engage in lobbying, electoral activity, and issue advocacy to advance strong public education policies and candidates. Contributions to Center for Strong Public Schools ActionFund are not tax-deductible. Contributions may be used for political purposes, including supporting or opposing candidates.