The Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee is a critical component of FCPS’ comprehensive boundary review. Each committee member’s unique perspective and insight are invaluable as we work together to ensure this process is transparent, includes significant community participation and feedback, and always keeps students at the center of every decision. 

By reviewing boundaries, the committee seeks to:

• Ensure equitable access to programs and facilities.
• Balance available capacity to make the best use of our school facilities.
• Establish consistent “attendance zones (school boundaries)” by addressing isolated attendance areas (islands) and reducing split feeder patterns.
• Minimize travel time for students.

The Superintendent's Boundary Review Advisory Committee will help develop potential boundary scenarios and make recommendations to the superintendent. The superintendent will consider the committee’s recommendations and present them to the Fairfax County School Board. The board will review final recommendations and approve any boundary adjustments.

Committee Members

The Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee includes parents, caregivers and/or community members from each of FCPS’ 24 high school pyramids, together with school-based and division administrators, teachers, operational staff, and other community representatives. Parents/caregivers and community members on the committee were selected by assigning a number to applicants who confirmed their ability to attend meetings in person through January 2026. Numbers were chosen via a random number generator and then matched with the names set forth on the list of confirmed applicants. 

Each member has signed a limited non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in order to participate on the committee. We are dedicated to ensuring that no potentially personally identifiable information will be shared outside the committee.  

View the list of committee members.

Committee Meetings

The Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee will meet every two weeks, then transition to a monthly schedule. Key takeaways from each meeting will be shared with the community the next working day following a committee meeting. 

December 6 — Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee Meeting.

December 16 — Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee Meeting.