Mr. Dave Paganin is the Director of Student Services. Click here to learn about his responsibilities. Click here to see all of the student services faculty members.

Centreville HS has nine school counselors. Students are assigned a counselor based upon their last name. Click here to see our school counselors.

Our current course offerings can be viewed here. Our 2012-2013 course catalog can be downloaded here or click here to view the 2012-2013 course selection sheet.

The CVHS Career Center is located on the first floor, in the classroom just off of the cafeteria. It is open M-F (7:15-2:45) or by appointment. The Career Center provides information and access to college and career computer programs, college resources, financial aid, testing information, career information, job listings, summer opportunities, and volunteer programs. Click here to learn more about the Career Center.

Centreville High School's Substance Abuse Counselor is Leslie Roberts. She can be reached at 703-802-5483 or leslie.roberts@fcps.edu. Click here to read a description of the program and how it can be used by Centreville High School students and their families. Referrals are kept confidential.

Some testing dates (such as the SAT/ACT tests and the AP tests) have met set for the school year. Others (such as the SOL tests and final exam schedule) will be made available when they are finalized. Click here to see our testing schedule. Click here to see an important message from our testing coordinator regarding the May/June SOL tests.

Click here to visit the CVHS Student Services Facebook page.

Centreville High School is excited to offer all students the opportunity to access the SAT and ACT Method Test Prep programs FREE through their Family Connection account. Since the programs are available online, students can have access from any web-enabled computer, making it easy for them to study when it's most convenient. With SAT and ACT Test Prep Method, students can hear audio explanations of test questions, access strategy guides for each test, complete full-length practice tests, track their strengths on each test and much, much more. Access to the FREE Method Test Prep program is available 24/7 by logging on to your Blackboard page, click on Family Connection, then Colleges and the Test Prep link will be on the left side of the page. Questions about this exciting new program? Stop by the Career center during CATS or lunch to see a demonstration and get started on this free Method Test Prep program.

Many presentations and workshops are put together throughout the school year to help students and parents of students with academic career planning. When a student or parent is unable to attend a presentation, many times the information can be viewed online. Click here to see some of the presentations we have offered this year including our senior night presentation and our rising freshmen presentation.

Graduation requirements differ slightly depending on what year a student entered a Fairfax County Public School. Click here to see the graduation requirements based upon the entry year of the student.

To enroll a new student at Centreville High School  please call Karen Clifton, the school registrar at 703-802-5422 or email her at Karen.Clifton@fcps.edu to setup an appointment. For setting up the appointment a phone call is the preferred method. The parent/guardian of the student must be the ones making the appointment. For the registration appointment itself, the student and at least one parent/guardian must be present. Click here for more information.

Current students should use this PDF file to request transcripts. Based on the application deadline, seniors should have all necessary paperwork for recommendations turned in and transcripts requested by these dates.

Family Connection is a web-based service designed especially for high school students and their parents. Family Connection is a comprehensive website that helps students as they make decisions about academic plans, colleges, and careers. Family connection is linked with Counselor's Office, a service used in FCPS school counseling offices to trank and analyze data about college and career plans, so it provides up-to-date information that is specific to each student's school. Click here for more information on how to access.

Students who have taken a course in math or foreign language for high school credit during middle school have the option to remove these courses from the high school transcript.  Students who choose this option must do so with parent approval by July 1.  The student’s course selection may also need to be adjusted. Click here to download the form. After completing the form, bring it to the student services office at Centreville HS.

The senior seminar page is useful place for seniors to look to as they go through the college application process. The forms from the senior seminar can be viewed here.

-Click here for our Juniors' Fall Guide to Planning For the Future.

The CVHS College Partnership Program is now accepting applications for membership. Services include academic counseling, college orientation, and parent and community involvement. Students are selected for participation in the program based on the following criteria: represents first generation college attendance, demonstrates the ability to achieve and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5, demonstrates a willingness to pursue advanced coursework, or demonstrates leadership in school or community activities. Interested students may obtain an application from their school counselor. Deadline for applying is March 15, 2012. For more information about the College Partnership Program, please contact Nancy Schneider, NWSchneider@fcps.edu, or visit http://www.fcps.edu/is/schoolcounseling/collegesuccess/cpp.shtml

Dear AP Students and Parents of AP Students,

The 2011-2012 AP Regular test season begins Monday, May 7 and ends Friday, May 18. This letter highlights information that may be useful during that period of time. Specific room assignments will be communicated by the individual classroom teachers and will be posted on the school¡¦s website as well. Please remember that rooms vary in temperature throughout the day so dressing in layers is appropriate.
Attendance
Centreville High School will conduct a routine school schedule during the AP testing season. The administration¡¦s expectation is that test takers will attend all classes that do not conflict with their scheduled AP exams.
If students must check out after the exam, they are required to bring a written note signed by a parent to the exam. These notes will be collected at the testing location and a pass will issued. Students checking in after the start of the school day are required to bring their excuse to the afternoon exam for collection. NO PASSES WILL BE ISSUED THROUGH THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE. Phone calls and faxes and written excuses presented after test completion will NOT be accepted. Click here to see more.

 

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