Neighborhoods are changing throughout the District of Columbia. The newly rebranded NoMa community, a long-neglected area south of K Street, has seen much development since the Metro station which bears its name was opened.

Close to the intersection of New York and Florida Avenues in Northeast D.C., Two Rivers receives city funds to provide tuition-free public education, filling available places on a first come, first served basis. The school is one of 57 D.C. public charter schools that together educate 43 percent of all District children enrolled in public schools.

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