Full STEAM Ahead!

At DC Water, we offer STEM programming as well as support the arts for K-12 students across the District. See below our various offerings. Please also see our resources for virtual events and distance learning!

Lessons

Resources have been updated to accommodate Distance Learning for District Students Parents and Teachers. Please see the Distance Learning tab for more information.

We are able to offer classroom-based lessons for groups of students no larger than 50. Lessons must take place in small-group settings, the size of one, homeroom class.


Events

A great way to engage schools with target groups of larger than 50 students. DC Water has carnival-style games and tabletop activities that may be suitable for your school event or community festival.


Festivals

A great way to engage schools with target groups of larger than 50 students. DC Water has carnival-style games and tabletop activities that may be suitable for your school event or community festival. School-related events that involve the community at large (or will serve larger than 150) should utilize the general event request form.


Science Fair

DC Water is can provide subject matter experts to judge school-level project fairs. We are typically able to provide up to 2 (two) judges per request.


Career Day

DC Water boasts a variety of professionals who love their careers in the water industry. Flyers are welcome, but requests should still be submitted with the form


Speaker Requests

Pending the availability of our subject matter experts, we are happy to come to schools and engage groups of students (up to 30) about our work. Please contact the speakers bureau for these requests and be sure to include specifics about the subject matter you wish to learn from our experts!

 

Upcoming Meeting

Board of Directors Meeting

April 24, 2023

Monday 9:00 AM

Announcement

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TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Temporary Construction 2900 block of K Street NW

DC CLEAN RIVERS - POTOMAC RIVER TUNNEL PROJECT

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A helicopter lowers a drill rig to workers on the Potomac River.
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When one of your major sewer lines runs through the Potomac River, a backhoe and trencher won't do. That's why we've got helicopters carrying a 14-ton drill and workers suspended midair over the Potomac.
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