Work-based learning (WBL) is a coordinated educational strategy that provides students with a continuum of career related experiences to support their career goals and prepare them for education and employment beyond high school.
Accelerated Workforce Education (AWE) is an affordable program for young adults seeking guidance in planning their education and career after high school. AWE is offered through a partnership between FCPS Adult and Community Education (ACE) and FCPS K-12 programs. AWE students work toward certification in Apprenticeship, Health Science, or Business and Information Technology pathways by attending subject specific courses learning real-world, practical skills.
Feeling super stressed? Worried about a friend's mental health—or your own? Get tips to help manage your emotions and see what to do if you are in crisis.
The FCPS Portrait of a Graduate includes skills that comprise five important attributes: Communicator, Collaborator, Ethical & Global Citizen, Creative & Critical Thinker, and Goal-Directed & Resilient Individual.
Access SR&R videos and related documents such as a PDF version of the SR&R, translations of the SR&R document, and the Elementary and Secondary Quick Guides.
The Young Scholars (YS) model identifies and nurtures advanced academic potential in students from historically underrepresented populations. Find information on the model and AAP services for YS.
Student Activities and Athletic Programs Related Legislation
This page includes information about education-related legislation from the most recent General Assembly Session.
The Fairfax County Athletic Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Board of Supervisors, the Department of Neighborhood and Community Services, the Park Authority, and the School Board on sports matters.
Title IX protects your rights as a student to have an educational environment free from sex-based discrimination. If you or someone you know is a victim of sexual harassment or has been accused of sexual harassment, our Title IX Office can help you through the process. View our resources for students.
The Office of Comptroller is responsible for the financial accounting activity for FCPS; this includes accounting operations; directing payment of obligations; financial reporting; financial policies, procedures and controls; financial oversight; financial systems support; and Risk Management.
Risk Management (RM) safeguards the well-being of students, staff, and community members, fostering a secure and resilient environment for all.
To comply with the Code of Virginia (State laws); both FCPS and VDOE require that all contracted instructional personnel hold and maintain an active VDOE-issued license with the required endorsement(s) for your current teaching assignment(s).
Submit a form or call the Office of Auditor General (OAG) hotline at 571-423-1333 to report any fraud, waste, and abuse. The OAG also produces the annual audit plan and audit reports.
Your voice matters! Share your thoughts around important topics impacting your students’ success. Help us to better recognize, understand, respect, and address family strengths and needs in our schools.
Serves as the Board’s liaison with the Office of Auditor General.
Chair: Ryan McElveen
Staff Liaison: Esther Ko, Auditor General
Members: Seema Dixit, Robyn Lady, Marcia St. John-Cunning
Citizen Committee Members: Mr. John O’Keeffe and Ms. Aparna Krishnan
Title IX protects the rights of students and others so they have an educational environment free from discrimination based on sex, including discrimination in the form of sexual harassment and discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, as guaranteed by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.
FCPS appreciates the dedication of our retired teachers. You are a valuable resource, and we need your experience and expertise to ensure that our student thrive!