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MALCOLM X ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Basic Information
Address: 1500 Mississippi Avenue SE, Washington, DC, 20032
County: N/A
District: DCPS
Phone Number: 202-645-3409
Fax Number: 202-730-1697
Email: lamont.geddis@dc.gov
Principal: La'Mont Geddis
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Additional Information
School Type: Public School
Grade Level:
Pre-K, K-5
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 8:45am - 3:15pm
School Colors: Black, green, white
School Mascot: Eagle
Cluster: 2
School Size: 225
Classroom Size: 19
Classroom Teachers: 20
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1/10
Support Services:
DOH, First Home Care, The Reebok Foundation, Fun World, Kid Power
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: No
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Fully function computer lab, and mobile computer carts
School Championships:
Softball Champions 2014
School Clubs:
L.A.D.I.E.S Club
Book Club
Sportsmanship Club
Malcolm X Band
Malcolm X Choir
Live it Learn it
"4H" Club
Lunch Availability: Free and reduce lunch is provided for all students
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Staff parking is available
Mission Statement:
Malcolm X is a positive force in the community that inspires and equips all students to be contributing and productive members of society. Through a project- and inquiry-based integrated Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) curriculum, our students achieve measurable success and growth on rigorous academic endeavors. At Malcolm X, we are committed to fostering a culture that addresses each child's unique learning style through targeted instruction, community partnerships, school-based initiatives and parental involvement.