Region 5 serves schools in the Chantilly, Fairfax, Marshall, Westfield, and Woodson pyramids and is led by an assistant superintendent and executive principals. The region reports to the Chief of Schools.
The School Board provides oversight of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) through regular engagement with Division Leadership and through these superintendent evaluation, executive limitations, and strategic plan goal reporting.
School library collections provide students with access to a variety of resources that support research and information needs, literacy development, personal and academic growth.
Explore the earliest primary source records of Fairfax County Public Schools. Learn about the schools that operated during the period of 1870 to 1922, and the teachers and leaders who shaped FCPS during the school system’s first five decades.
Middle and high school students were surveyed about their experiences with the changes developed with the grading policies and current homework practices.
A formal process facilitated by trained, skilled facilitators that brings together those impacted by wrongdoing while focusing on accountability, character development, and school and community safety.
Transcripts are the school records that document a student’s attendance, classes taken, and grades earned during each school year. Transcripts remain with the school for 5 years after the student leaves FCPS.
This main Title I page includes the listing of FCPS Title I schools. The page also contains information about how schools are selected for Title I funding; how Title I federal funds are distributed; and how schools use Title I funding to improve teaching and help students learn.
A list that provides guidance to school personnel who plan activities and events for students. A prohibited activity cannot be sponsored by Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS).
The requirements for the Student Learning Plan began in 2012-13. Tasks are assigned to students each year to ensure that they are meeting the requirements. The required and recommended tasks are listed below.
Learn about the desegregation of Fairfax County Public Schools. This collection of primary sources includes letters, newspaper articles, oral histories, School Board records, and more.
As a result of Virginia General Assembly-approved legislation that became effective in May 2021, counties, cities, and towns in Virginia (including School Boards) can now bargain collectively with employees upon adopting an authorizing ordinance or resolution.
Any parent may elect to provide home instruction for his or her school-age child in lieu of school attendance. A parent or guardian may provide a notice of intent to provide home instruction with these forms.
The Fairfax County School Board requested public feedback during the W.T. Woodson High School Renaming process. During the second phase, feedback was requested on renaming the school and potential names.