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Facilities

Defining Fairfax County Public School capital needs

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Capital Improvement Program (CIP)

Each year, Fairfax County Public Schools develops a five-year planning document known as the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to address future facility needs.
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Guiding Principles for the Capital Improvement Plan

The Fairfax County School Board has established the following list of guiding principles to direct certain outcomes in facilities planning and to provide a context for decisions impacting the division’s capital needs.
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Facilities Planning for the Future

Making sure that FCPS' facilities meet the needs of students and staff.
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Advanced Academic, Boundary, Region and Magisterial District Maps. Boundary Locator - Your School Assignment

View Advanced Academic, Boundary, Region and Magisterial District Maps. Visit the boundary (attendance area) locator to determine a school assignment for your address.

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Facilities Planning for the Future

Making sure that FCPS' facilities meet the needs of students and staff.
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Adopted McLean Elementary Schools Boundary Adjustment

Boundary adjustment approved by School Board to address capacity challenges across all McLean elementary schools, with a particular focus on the needs of Kent Gardens Elementary.

Mosaic Elementary Capital Project

The Mosaic Elementary project includes renovations and additions bringing the future building area to approximately 122,000 square footage, consisting of classrooms, gymnasium, administration and cafeteria/kitchen expansion, and site improvements.
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Communications & Engagement Process for Capital Projects

FCPS engages in the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) process on a regular cycle, with construction and renovation projects in various stages and impacting a variety of stakeholders.
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Additional Facts About the 2021 School Bond Referendum

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Office of Chief of Facilities Services and Capital Programs

The Office of the Chief of Facilities Services and Capital Programs oversees two areas: Capital Improvements & Planning and Facilities Management. The office reports to the Superintendent.