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FY26-OSSE-HW-Speak Up, Be Safe Curriculum

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The District of Columbia’s Office of the State Superintendent of Education is seeking to renew licenses for the Speak Up, Be Safe curriculum, a school-based social and emotional learning program designed for students from Pre-K through 12th grade. This curriculum is intended to equip children with age-appropriate skills to recognize, prevent, and interrupt harmful behaviors and environments, including neglect, bullying, and all forms of child abuse—physical, emotional, and sexual. The renewal aims to continue existing implementation across participating schools, ensuring consistent access to trauma-informed, developmentally tailored lessons that foster safety, resilience, and healthy interpersonal boundaries. The procurement is forecasted for fiscal year 2026, with no solicitation number yet assigned, and is posted under the agency name State Superintendent of Education on the District’s contracting portal. While details such as NAICS code, place of performance, and point of contact are not specified, the program’s scope remains focused exclusively on sustaining current licensing agreements, indicating an established and ongoing initiative. The renewal reflects a commitment to maintaining systemic support for child protection and social-emotional development within DC public schools.

General Info

Renew licenses for Speak Up, Be Safe curriculum to sustain child protection and social-emotional learning in DC schools.

Agency

District of Columbia → State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

NAICS

923110 - Administration of Education ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

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NONE

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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District of Columbia → State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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This procurement seeks to provide a school-based SEL curriculum that helps children in grades Pre-K to 12 learn skills to prevent or interrupt cycles of neglect, bullying, and child abusephysical, emotional, and sexualthrough developmentally appropriate lessons. This procurement would renew the licenses purchased during the previous fiscal year.

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