D.C. Kids' Scholarships: Apply Now for Better Schools
Published Date: 4/23/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Education is now accepting applications for the 2025 Opportunity Scholarship Program in Washington, D.C. This program helps students from low-income families get scholarships to attend better schools. If you’re a student or family in D.C., don’t miss your chance to apply and possibly get financial help for school this year!
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DC Opportunity Scholarships — Apply Now
The Department of Education is accepting applications for the District of Columbia Opportunity Scholarship Program for FY 2025. If you are a student or a family in Washington, D.C., and come from a low-income household, you can apply for scholarships that may help pay for attending a different or better school this year.
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