E.L. Haynes Public Charter School

The E.L. Haynes mission statement pushes our institution to prepare every student - regardless of race, home language, and ability - to succeed in college, career, and life. Some of our students, especially those with disabilities, are exploring alternate

This Earth Day, E.L. Haynes Public Charter School is proud to announce Euphemia's Arboretum, an educational PreK-12 tree campus at our Petworth Campus (4501 Kansas Avenue NW) for the enjoyment and education of students, staff, families, and community. Nam

At E.L. Haynes, we're not just hiring teachers - we're building a diverse, passionate team of educators committed to creating a more just and kind world. Whether you're an experienced educator or have specialized certifications, we want to meet you. Why T

To understand where E.L. Haynes is going, it helps to look at where it started. When Jennie Niles founded the school in 2004, she established a sharp, deliberate focus on science and math. Naming the school after Dr. Euphemia Lofton Haynes, the first Blac

Next month, E.L. Haynes Public Charter School will step onto a national stage at a pivotal moment in our story. We are proud to share that we have been selected as a Top 10 finalist in the ASU+GSV Education Innovation Showcase, one of the country's leadin

On the fifth floor of E.L. Haynes, the hallway walls are talking. They aren't just covered in art; they are covered in aspiration. Earlier this year, our eighth graders sat down with their advisors for a "Scholarly Self-Audit." They didn't just look at th

At E.L. Haynes, we are in the midst of an exciting transformation. As we lean into our identity as a STEAM+ school, we are redefining how students engage with Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math, and foreign languages. Often, people imagine a STE

In the heart of Washington, D.C., E.L. Haynes Public Charter School has been anchored by the principle of inclusion since its founding in 2004. Our city's rhythm-its culture and its complex politics-shapes our identity, and sometimes directly impacts our

The 2025-26 school year is a new chapter for E.L. Haynes Middle School, marked by a palpable positive culture shift and new initiatives. At the helm is new principal Alex Baron, who brings with him seven years of experience at Haynes. Mr. Baron, previousl

On crisp fall mornings, the fields at E.L. Haynes Elementary buzz with sounds of tiny cleats, laughter, and cheers. What started in 2021 as a simple idea has grown into a vibrant community where students of all backgrounds kick, run, and cheer each other