Annual report of expenditures is posted in compliance with HB 2269 passed by the 2009 General Assembly. The data reported here is based on Virginia Department of Education classifications used in the State's Annual School Report. These classifications may or may not be consistent with those used by Fairfax County Public Schools in budgeting and financial documents. In addition, the state-report data does not include audit adjustments, if any.
The elementary progress report uses a standards-based grading system. Resources are available for parents and guardians to help understand what standards-based grading is. Guidelines are incorporated for student achievement and effort marks.
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.
Join us on April 20, 2024 at Marshall High School to ensure the safety, support, and inclusion of every member of our school community. Our Family Summit is free and open to all families, educators and community members in the Fairfax County Public School division.
This main page offers information about FCPS activities and enrichment opportunities, including athletics, service learning, international study, driver education, test preparation, and field trips, plus activities for elementary, middle and high school students.
The Family Life Education Curriculum Advisory Committee (FLECAC) for levels K through 12 shall be established and maintained to advise the K-12 health and physical education and FLE curriculum senior manager on Program of Studies development and implementation. The role of the committee is to provide advice and recommendations to the curriculum coordinator as goals, objectives, media, and special instructional materials are developed. (FCPS Regulation 1708)
Committee Chairperson Carrie Reynolds, Senior Manager, Health, Family Life, and Physical Education, Instructional Services Department
Student Activities and Athletics staff members provide a well-balanced activities program for students at all levels, and athletics for middle and high school students. The office reports to the Chief of Schools.
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.
The settlement between FCPS, disability rights organizations, and students follows an overhaul of practices. Seclusion has been prohibited in all FCPS base schools since January 1, 2021, and will be banned in all FCPS schools, including private schools with whom FCPS contracts, by the start of the 2022-2023 school year.
The Parent Advocacy Handbook is for parents and guardians -- a child’s first teacher and advocate. It is believed that parents and guardians should advocate and support their children’s academic, social, and emotional growth from preschool through high school, and beyond.
Learn about educational, inclusive, and assistive technology. Includes information accessible educational materials, inclusive and accessible technology tools, augmentative and alternative communication, and our AT ambassadors program.
This records collection includes position statements and correspondence to and from officials and organizations by the Fairfax County School Board and FCPS Superintendent Woodson.
Supports the work of the Board as that work is defined in the Strategic Governance Manual.
Chair: Robyn Lady
Staff Liaison: Dr. Michelle Reid, Superintendent; Christina K. Setlow, Clerk of the School Board
Members: Dr. Ricardy Anderson, Seema Dixit, Melanie Meren, Rachna Sizemore Heizer
Become a Volunteer Mentor to students with the MentorWorks program. Our school-based mentoring program strives to connect every student to a caring, responsible adult.
Early Online College is a collaboration with FCPS and Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) that offers high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to take up to two college courses online. There is no cost to students.
Early Identification Program (EIP) is a multiyear college preparatory program for first generation, college bound middle and high school students who will be the first in their family to attend college.
The JROTC program provides a four-year program of instruction that emphasizes academic preparation, citizenship, leadership, character development, and the scope and nature of the particular military service branch.
FCPS is committed to the whole child, whole school, and whole community by providing comprehensive education and services that support the success of every student and staff member.
Resources to help you learn the signs and symptoms of child abuse and neglect. Includes information on how to respond if you suspect that a child has been abused or neglected by an adult caregiver.
Ready for the next stage in your career? At FCPS, you will find renewed purpose in a workplace that enables you to positively impact the lives of your students and advance your career.