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At Frederick Douglass International Academy, physical activity is an important part of educating the whole child. Sports and movement experiences help students…

After-school clubs give students room to explore interests, practice new skills, and build relationships beyond the regular classroom day. At Frederick…

Math learning becomes more meaningful when children can connect numbers to everyday life. A family game night turns practice into shared time, helping students…

At Frederick Douglass International Academy, reading is more than a classroom skill. It is a way for students to explore new ideas, understand different…

A school garden turns everyday science into a hands-on experience. When students plant seeds, observe roots, or harvest vegetables, they begin to understand…

Earth Day at Frederick Douglass International Academy offers students a meaningful way to connect classroom learning with the world around them. As a public…

Women’s History Month gives students a meaningful opportunity to learn how women have shaped communities, movements, discoveries, and the nation’s story. At…

Black History Month offers Frederick Douglass International Academy an opportunity to honor Black history, culture, leadership, and achievement throughout the…

A classroom map can show where Oak Park sits, but a local field trip helps students understand how people, places, and decisions shape a community. When…

A science fair gives children a meaningful way to ask questions, investigate evidence, and explain what they discover. The strongest projects are not always…