Data Tool Shows Budgets, Enrollment at Every Hill School

(Updated at 3:05 p.m.) As D.C. Public Schools seek public input on plans for the 2015-2016 school year, a new data tool shows current budgets and enrollment figures at every school.

Many Ward 6 schools had more students and more money this year than they did last year, the data shows.

Eastern Senior High School saw the biggest spike in enrollment and funding in the district, with 178 more students this year and a $1.7 million jump in funding. The 1700 E. Capitol St. school had a total of 1,030 students and more than $10.5 million.

Miner Elementary School (601 15th St. NE) saw the biggest drop in enrollment and funding in Ward 6, with 65 fewer students than last year and a budget cut of more than $178,000. The school has a total enrollment of 408 and a budget of more than $5.2 million.

For information on every D.C. public school, see the interactive map. To weigh in on next year’s budget and what’s planned at your neighborhood school, see DCPS information on advisory sessions and small group meetings.

Image via DCPSDataCenter.com