The Department of School Improvement and Supports focuses on improving individual student outcomes while using research-based instructional strategies and keeping equity at the forefront. The department reports to the Chief of Schools.
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).
Teaching children how to research is a critical skill that can start early and will serve them for a lifetime. In today’s world, where there is so much information readily available at our finger tips, it is never too early to begin to teach children how to search with a “critical eye”.
The Office of the Ombuds offers informal help to resolve concerns, problems, complaints, and other student-related issues. (Note: Previously named Office of the Ombudsman.)
The Applied Studies Diploma is a recognized diploma by the Virginia Department of Education. Students who earn an Applied Studies Diploma are able to pursue multiple postsecondary options.
The Office of School Support ensures that every student in FCPS has access to a high quality and equitable education in every classroom in every school. The office is part of the Department of School Improvement and Supports.
Support learning experiences that prepare FCPS students for 21st century careers in diverse fields, such as cyber, journalism, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, and high demand STEM / STEAM fields.
Renovation including additions, totaling approximately 91,000 SF. Additions include classrooms, administrative offices, library, and site improvements.
Renovation including additions, totaling approximately 93,000 SF. Additions include classrooms, administrative offices, library, and site improvements.
FCPS offers activities and learning experiences which focus on the many ways cannabis, alcohol, nicotine/vaping, and other drug use can impact student lives.
Renovation including additions, totaling approximately 409,700 SF. Additions included science classrooms, administrative offices, library, music rooms, and site improvements including parking.
FCPS encourages a culture of improved health and wellness throughout the division. Wellness improvement in FCPS is identified by the School Wellness Surveys, Summary Reports, and Triennial Assessments.
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.
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 proposed names for the school.
Family Resource Center professionals offer supportive consultations to answer questions, find resources and discuss any concerns you may have about a student.