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DC Nonsectarian Combined Elementary & Secondary

THE MONROE SCHOOL INC

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601 50TH ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20019 • DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County
(202) 399-8350

Identity & Institutional Profile

PSS 2023-2024
NCES Private School ID BB140257
Religious Orientation Nonsectarian
Broad Affiliation Nonsectarian
School Typology Nonsectarian, special education
Grades Offered 6-12
Locale Setting City: Large
School Day Length 6.50 hrs/day
County FIPS 11001
Physical Location Address 601 50th St NE
Washington, DC 20019-5450
Mailing Address 601 50th St NE Bld. #b
Washington, DC 20019-5450

Enrollment & Academic Overview

PSS 2023–2024
Total Students
28
Teachers (FTE)
5.50
Student-Teacher Ratio
5.09:1
School Level
Combined Elementary & Secondary

Student Diversity Distribution

Demographic composition of enrolled students across racial & ethnic backgrounds.

PSS 2023–2024
Black or African American: 89.3% Hispanic / Latino: 10.7%
28 Students
Black or African American 25 est. 89.3%
Hispanic / Latino 3 est. 10.7%

Student Enrollment by Sex

Enrolled student gender breakdown as reported in NCES PSS survey.

PSS 2023-2024
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Male Students
14
50%
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Female Students
14
50%

Grade-Level Enrollment Distribution

Distribution of student body across reported grade cohorts.

Total: 1 Students
6th Grade: 1 (100%)
1 Students
6th Grade 1 100%

Biennial Enrollment & Staffing Trends

NCES PSS Multi-Cycle

Biennial Enrollment Trends (2019-2020 – 2023-2024)

0 50 100 2019-2020: 42 students 42 2019-2020 2021-2022: 26 students 26 -38.1% 2021-2022 2023-2024: 28 students 28 +7.7% 2023-2024
Survey Cycle Students Teachers (FTE) Student-Teacher Ratio Grades Offered Affiliation / Typology
2023-2024 28 5.5 5.1:1 6-12 Nonsectarian
2021-2022 26 6.0 4.3:1 6-12 Nonsectarian
2019-2020 42 8.0 5.3:1 6-12 Nonsectarian

Local Area Demographics & Housing Comparison (ZIP 20019)

Comparative socio-economic indicators across local, municipal, county, state, and national benchmarks.

Census ACS 5-Year Data
Median Household Income Median Home Value Poverty Rate (%)
Peak Value: $850,000
$0k 0% $213k 9% $425k 18% $638k 26% $850k 35% ZIP 20019 Income: $57,031 $57k ZIP 20019 Home Value: $437,600 $438k ZIP 20019 This ZIP Washington Income: $116,580 $117k Washington Home Value: $733,477 $733k Washington City Average DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County Income: $116,580 $117k DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County Home Value: $733,477 $733k DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County County Average District of Columbia Income: $116,274 $116k District of Columbia Home Value: $718,652 $719k District of Columbia State Average United States Income: $76,308 $76k United States Home Value: $277,906 $278k United States U.S. National ZIP 20019 Poverty Rate: 24.9% 24.9% Washington Poverty Rate: 14.1% 14.1% DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County Poverty Rate: 14.1% 14.1% District of Columbia Poverty Rate: 14.0% 14.0% United States Poverty Rate: 12.4% 12.4%
Geographic Area Median
Household Income
Median
Home Value
Poverty
Rate
Total
Population
ZIP 20019 Current ZIP
$57,031 $437,600 24.9% 64,365
Washington (City Average)
$116,580 $733,477 14.1% 664,981
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA County (County Average)
$116,580 $733,477 14.1% 664,981
District of Columbia (State Average)
$116,274 $718,652 14.0% 683,650
United States (U.S. National)
$76,308 $277,906 12.4% 335,555,510

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