FCPS News

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In this video message, Dr. Brabrand outlines the strategies and tools FCPS uses to keep schools safe, including a nationally recognized emergency response plan, 24/7 security operations, and state-of-the-art equipment.

This week's issue has information on a new seven-day quarantine, the superintendent search, the fourth annual Back2Fairfax Teacher Seminar, and multilingual podcasts for parents.

In the coming weeks, parents and guardians of students who participated in the Fall 2021 screening window will be mailed a letter with their student’s self-reported ratings.

FCPS CARES submissions for the month of December 2021.

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Learn about COVID-19 diagnostic tests for students, a distribution change for meal kits, vaccine clinics, inclement weather communication, and a military mom who is working as a substitute teacher.

Video game enthusiasts say they’re eager to show value of once slighted activity.

Students offer staff, family the opportunity to skip Thanksgiving baking this year and instead buy their pumpkin, pecan, old fashioned apple or Dutch apple pies from them.

This week's issue has information on pediatric vaccine opportunities, optional COVID-19 screening testing, the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, and a reduction in the quarantine period for unvaccinated students.

Freelance photographer Ashley Salas contributes to her children’s school community during time of increased need for substitutes.

Read this review of the Heidi Chronicles at Lake Braddock Secondary School.

Get the latest information on vaccinations for children ages 5-11, meal kits for Thanksgiving break, the TJHSST application deadline, and November's Walking Wednesday.

​​​​​​​On behalf of the Fairfax County School Board, I want to convey our appreciation to the voters of Fairfax County who approved the 2021 School Construction Bond Referendum.

McLean’s Franklin Sherman ES kicked off polio vaccine field trials in 1954, will lead the way on COVID-19 pediatric vaccination push in 2021.

An empty space at Luther Jackson Middle School has been transformed into a universe all its own. When students step into the brand new escape room, they’re faced with a monumental challenge: work together on a series of puzzles to rescue their beloved school mascot. Can they do it?

Check out this week's issue for information on COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11, results of the 2021 Bond Referendum, how to give feedback on the 2022-23 school year calendar, and the reasons for recent school meal menu changes.

FCPS CARES submissions for the month of November 2021.

The students and staff at Robinson Secondary School definitely understand that sometimes we all need a place to decompress from stress.

FCPS CARES submissions for the month of October 2021.

This week's issue has information on COVID-19 testing and student vaccinations, the development of the 2022-23 calendar, new electric school buses, and next week's School Bond referendum.

London Towne Elementary School’s “Morning News” is using upgraded software to create high-tech newscasts that stream into classrooms every morning. A team of sixth-graders work together to share the important news of the day, while learning real-world news industry skills.

All the latest information about COVID-19 testing and vaccination rollout, how snow days will work in 2021-22, upcoming student holidays, and the opening of TJHSST applications.

After a two-year absence, Fairfax County Public Schools embrace the return of Homecoming festivities while looking to encourage outdoor gatherings wherever possible.

Learn about test anxiety and strategies to relieve the stress.

Medical Assistant students from Falls Church Academy are learning on the job by helping out the Fairfax County Health Department perform vision and hearing screenings on fellow FCPS students.

Get the latest news about the Equitable Access to Literacy Plan, social and emotional learning, a Community Vaccination Clinic, and graduates who received IB Diplomas and Career-related Certificates in this week's issue of FCPS This Week.

Find out what's happening in Business and Community Partnerships including some new and upcoming partners, a new name for the foundation, and opportunities for substitute teaching.

This week's issue has information about FCPS' record high graduation rate; Bryant High School's Howard Brewer being chosen as the Region 4 Teacher of the Year; a reminder of the upcoming Indigenous Peoples' Day (Columbus Day) holiday; and athletics vaccinations.

Here's a feel good video to start your week. It's a Back2Fairfax story about Saja Abduljabbar, a new teacher at the high school she graduated from. Learn why she sees herself in every ESOL student. And meet the fellow teacher she credits for her success.

This week's issue has information on the Opening of Schools Report to the School Board, SAT scores for the Class of 2021, National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for the Class of 2022, answers to questions on the SEL screener, and more on the StreamIN/CheckIN experience.

It’s important to start talking to your children early about the dangers of alcohol and other drugs.

A Lake Braddock sophomore goes back to his elementary school to build an outdoor classroom with the help of the community.

Churchill Road student quizzes FCPS food and nutrition director on pandemic meal deliveries as part of Time for Kids journalism contest’s final round assignment to profile a local hero.

What's it like to be a substitute teacher? An FCPS employee says it's an A+ experience. Watch a video and read her story to learn more about her day at school and about how you can help schools by becoming a substitute.

Two hundred fourteen students from 16 high schools have been named semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for 2022.

Check out this week's issue for information on StreamIN/CheckIN, student vaccine updates, an update to the definition of the COVID-19 close contact definition, and the Mental Health and Wellness Conference.

Get an update on FCPS' strong return to school, Walk to School Day on October 6, Parent Resource Center webinars, and how to get updates by text from FCPS.

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This week's issue of FCPS this Week has answers to frequently asked questions about student-athlete vaccinations, and information about the process for returning vaccinated students to the classroom, multilingual parent podcasts, and school lunch.

The FCPS Cares Program is an opportunity for parents, staff, and community members to recognize FCPS employees for going above and beyond to help others and show they care. Read about some of our amazing staff here and consider submitting an outstanding employee for recognition.

Get information on COVID-19 protocols, the vaccination requirement for athletic participation, 2021-22 cultural observances and religious holidays, and the plan for ESSER III funding.

Learn about our strong, safe, in-person opening of schools, the latest on bus transportation, a COVID-19 vaccine/testing requirement for staff members, and a reminder about the upcoming Labor Day break.

In this week's issue, get information on the First Day of School countdown, health and safety updates, school meals, and Back to School Night schedules.

Celebrate the success of our summer graduates who participated in the graduation ceremony in August.

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The first issue of the 2021-22 school year has all the information you need for back to school.

Learn tips to help ease the up-coming transition back to school and promote a successful school experience.

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Superintendent Brabrand sent a message to the community.