Continuing with our From High School to Here series, view FHTH Post #2 from Commissioner Maude Okrah. For more information on the Series and the CFAE Coursework Guide for DC Students aspiring to enter the Fashion & Beauty Industry, visit CFAE.dc.gov
Following the launch of our From High School to Here series last week, view FHTH Post #1 from Commissioner Brandon Andrews.
#FashionForwardDC #ObviouslyDC #CFAE
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Download your Fashion + Beauty Coursework Guide today. The CFAE Coursework Guide is a student's compass, providing guidance through core high school courses and community-based programs. Download your copy at CFAE.DC.GOV
Why do core high school courses matter? In this series, CFAE presents retrospectives entitled From High School to Here, ft. Commissioners sharing their personal applications of core HS curriculum in their Fashion & Beauty Industry careers. Chair L. Jackson intros the series here.
📢It’s here! Download your Fashion + Beauty Coursework Guide today. The CFAE Coursework Guide is a student's compass, providing guidance through core high school courses and community-based programs. Download your copy at CFAE.DC.GOV: cfae.dc.gov/publication/cfae…
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With our Legacy Initiative, we can make LaToya’s story a reality for more DC residents and business owners.
Find out how you can take advantage of these opportunities by visiting obviouslydc.com.
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Beginning today, help us get all eligible individuals pre-registered for a vaccination appointment.
Online: vaccinate.dc.gov (any time, any day)
Call Center: 1-855-363-0333 (Mon-Fri, 8am-7pm and Sat & Sun, 8am-4pm)
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Protect yourself and your community by speaking up. Report suspicious activity or behavior to @DCPoliceDept: iwatchdc.org. If it’s an emergency, dial 911. #SaferStrongerDC #ReadyDC
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🖨️Print and hang these signs up if you're having guests over.
📲 Don't have printer access? Send them this link: bit.ly/dcsignage
Setting ground rules for guests can be difficult, but it will help keep you and your loved ones safe.
#MaskUpDC
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LIVE: District Economic Recovery Town Hall pscp.tv/w/ckI4PTFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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LIVE: Economic Recovery Town Hall for DC Businesses. Learn more: coronavirus.dc.gov/recovery. pscp.tv/w/cjj93zFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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Live: #202creates Month Kickoff pscp.tv/w/ch7KozFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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Parents, we know sometimes you need a little help to make it all work.
Join us tonight at 5:30 pm for our first Wellness Wednesdays Workshop.
Dial in: 1-650-479-3208
Access Code: 172 761 9215
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LIVE: DC Businesses Economic Recovery Town Hall. pscp.tv/w/chQVPDFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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LIVE: DC Businesses Economic Recovery Town Hall. pscp.tv/w/cfhlhTFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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LIVE: DC Businesses Economic Recovery Town Hall. pscp.tv/w/ce8qqzFNV0V3b3JiUl…
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Beginning Monday, July 27, anyone coming into Washington, DC from a high-risk area who was not traveling for essential activities will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days.
The order excludes Maryland and Virginia.
Read the full order: coronavirus.dc.gov/page/mayo…
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