Some level of anxiety, depression, or frustration in and out of school is not unusual for young adults, however
students with dyslexia may demonstrate unexpected social and emotional challenges that stem from reading and writing difficulties. Turn to your child’s school for support. Together, you can develop a plan to address and monitor your child’s needs. If your child currently receives special education services, please consult with your child’s IEP team.
Fairfax County Public Schools provides a continuum of advanced academic services at the middle school level. Services provided to middle school students include Young Scholars, Honors classes, Full-Time AAP services, and the International Baccalaureate® (IB) Middle Years Program (MYP).
Meeting minutes, lists of teachers and their salaries, and school construction records of the Providence District School Board can be found in this collection.
Dr. Michelle Reid, FCPS superintendent, is hosting several engagement events (including Community Conversations) across the division. These special events are opportunities for families, students, employees, and community members to talk with Dr. Reid and each other about our schools and our future.
Meeting minutes, voting records, and policy statements of the Fairfax County School Board related to desegregation/integration can be found in this collection.
The Parent Advocacy Handbook explains the factors involved in middle school as it may be the first experience a student has with multiple teachers and the team approach to instruction.