Rose L. Hardy Middle School is a school located in Glover Park in Washington, D.C..
This school, which is administered by the District of Columbia Public Schools, has been featured in the Northwest Current and has received multiple accolades for its achievements in academics and in sports. It has integrated all of its departments to incorporate, for example, a Greek history lesson with an art lesson about making vases.
The school serves the neighborhoods of Georgetown, Glover Park and also a large number of out-of-bounds students.
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