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Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Last Updated: May 24, 2012

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About CHS

We, the Chantilly High School community, dedicate ourselves to leading students toward an understanding of their world and its cultural heritage so that they might better understand themselves and others. We commit ourselves to care about the concerns and growth of each individual.

We believe that our foremost responsibility is to create humane attitudes among students, staff, and parents based on trust and sensitivity. The staff, therefore, commits itself to cultivating self-respect and self-esteem in all members of the school community. With self-respect and self-esteem come respect for others and concern for the needs of others.

In order to become independent, contributing members of the larger human community, each student must sharpen his/her ability to think and judge critically, to act and to accept the consequences of his/her actions. We recognize our responsibility to educate each student to his/her fullest potential to assume the duties of living in a free, democratic and complex society.

The Chantilly High School Community, therefore, is committed to a comprehensive program that stimulates academic excellence in the arts and sciences as well as in business, vocational, and extracurricular pursuits. We are committed to providing a program that encourages students not only during their high school years, but helps prepare them for their later roles in a technological and demanding society.

We, the Chantilly High School Community, firmly believe that this school exists for the benefit of the students it serves.

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Mission Statement

Mission Statement

The mission of Chantilly High School is to educate all students to become lifelong learners. Teachers take a collaborative and integrative approach to learning in order to provide each student with the maximum opportunity to develop the skills needed to succeed as a citizen. Instruction emphasizes informed problem solving and enables all graduates to independently create workable solutions within a changing society. The goal of the school and the community is to focus on the entire person, so that each student can achieve success in academic, artistic and athletic fields while maintaining his/her own individuality and integrity

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Administration

	Teresa Johnson, Principal (703) 222-8102 Teresa.Johnson@fcps.edu
	Rebecca Daniels, Sub School 1 - AP (703) 222-8111 Rebecca.Daniels@fcps.edu		Michael Burch, Sub School 2 - AP (703) 222-8121 mrburch@fcps.edu
	Shawn Frank, Sub School 2 - AP (703) 222-8124 Shawn.Frank@fcps.edu		Kay T. Lynch, Sub School 3 - AP (703) 222-8131 KMLynch1@fcps.edu
	Timothy O'Reilly, Sub School 4 - AP (703) 222-8145 TPOreilly@fcps.edu		Frank Tranfa, Sub School 5 - AP (703) 222-7400 FATranfa@fcps.edu
	Douglas Wright, Chantilly Academy Admin (703) 222-7461 DRWright@fcps.edu		Robyn Lady, Director of Student Services (703) 222-2241 ralady@fcps.edu
	Terry Brown, Direction of Student Activities (703) 222-8161 Terry.Brown@fcps.edu

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

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STAFF NAME	DEPARTMENT/POSITION	PHONE	EMAIL ADDRESS
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Abbott, Donna	Instr. Asst. Cat B/SS5	703-222-7400	DJAbbott@fcps.edu
Abke, Joelle	Speech Language Pathologist	703-222-7414	jaabke@fcps.edu
Achin, Norman	World Languages	703-227-3083	norman.achin@fcps.edu
Ahlbin, Janet	World Languages Chair	703-227-3091	janet.ahlbin1@fcps.edu
Ahn, Hanna	Special Education	703-222-3078	Hanna.Ahn@fcps.edu
Alexander, Meredith	World Languages	703-227-3089	meredith.alexander@fcps.edu
Ansari, Anver	Instructional Assistant	703-222-8106	anver.ansari@fcps.edu
Anson, Davi	Computer Tech./Academy	703-222-7478	DEAnson@fcps.edu
Arra, Phil	Subschool 5	703-222-7400	PAArra@fcps.edu
Askari, Ghida	Support Staff-ESOL	703-222-3095
Averill, Kyle	Subschool 5	703-222-3027	KCAverill@fcps.edu
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Bakula, Denise	English	703-227-3006	denise.bakula@fcps.edu
Barron, Rich	SRO	703-653-1044	rabarron@fcps.edu
Bechtel, Michele	WAT	703-653-1046	mmbechtel@fcps.edu
Beers, Karen	Sp. Ed.	703-222-8186	karen.beers@fcps.edu
Best, Lyndsay	English	703-222-6323	labest@fcps.edu
Bibbee, Melissa	P.E.	703-222-8168	melissa.bibbee@fcps.edu
Birrell, Tracy	Mathematics	703-222-6514	tracy.birrell@fcps.edu
Black, Joan	Mathematics	703-227-3059	joan.black@fcps.edu
Blanchard, Stephen	Mathematics	703-222-6516	steve.blanchard@fcps.edu
Booker, Ann	Support Team	703-227-3041	akbooker@fcps.edu
Boss, Kevin	P.E. & ATC	703-222-8170	kevin.boss@fcps.edu
Bouchet, Mary Bea	World Languages	703-227-3019	mary.bouchet@fcps.edu
Brill, Gray	Auto. Tech./Academy	703-222-7467	GGBrill@fcps.edu
Broadbent, Megan	Guid. Couns. (GAR-HUS)	703-222-8115	Megan.Broadbent@fcps.edu
Brown, Jack	Security Asst.	703-653-1016	jack.brown@fcps.edu
Brown, Terry	DSA	703-222-8161	TLBrown@fcps.edu
Brown, Ken	Auto. Tech./Academy	703-222-7466	KLBrown@fcps.edu
Brown, Thimothy	World Languages	703-227-3045	THBrown@fcps.edu
Bucco, Lori	English	703-222-6231	lori.bucco@fcps.edu
Burch, Michael	Assistant Principal/SS2	703-222-8121	Michael.Burch@fcps.edu
Burke, Marlene	Subschool Admin. Asst. (SS #3)	703-222-8130	mmburke@fcps.edu
Burr, Johnathan	Sp. Ed.	703-227-7443	JABurr@fcps.edu
Buscemi, Jeanette	Instr. Asst. - S.T.E.P.	703-222-7102	jeanette.buscemi@fcps.edu
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Campbell, Joseph	Social Studies	703-222-6328	joseph.campbell@fcps.edu
Campbell, Becky	P.E.	703-222-8167	becky.campbell@fcps.edu
Cano-Mirabal, Ana	Ana/Vision (Itinerant)	703-204-3937	amcanomiraba@fcps.edu
Caplan, Patti	Special Education	703-222-7491	patricia.caplan@fcps.edu
Caron, Dianne	Special Ed., CAT A	703-222-3060	dianne.caron@fcps.edu
Carson, Denise	Guid. Couns. (MEL-PARK)	703-222-8133	Denise.Carson@fcps.edu
Case, Karen	Substance Abuse Counselor	703-222-7415	Karen.Case@fcps.edu
Castor, Eric	Athletic Trainer	703-222-8170	eric.castor@fcps.edu
Chapman, Emily	Instructional Assistant	703-222-8149	emchapman@fcps.edu
Chapman, Ralph	P.E.	703-653-1010	ralph.chapman@fcps.edu
Chavez, Meghan	Special Education	703-222-2553	meghan.chavez@fcps.edu
Chong, Annie	Mathematics	703-222-6511	annie.chong@fcps.edu
Chowdhury, Naila	Instructional Assistant	703-222-8149	nalia.chowdhury@fcps.edu
Christenson, Norma	Mathematics	703-222-6510	nachristenso@fcps.edu
Chudovan, Susan	Technology & Engineering Education	703-222-7469	slchudovan@fcps.edu
Ciccone, Kelly	Mathematics		kelly.ciccone@fcps.edu
Clement, Joe	Social Studies	703-222-6314	joseph.clement@fcps.edu
Climo, Lisa	Cosmetology/Academy	703-222-7486	LLClimo@fcps.edu
Clougherty, Barbar	English	703-222-2551	barbara.clougherty@fcps.edu
Cockrell, Glenn	Performing Arts	703-222-8181	Glenn.Cockrell@fcps.edu
Cohen, Eric	Science	703-653-1041	Eric.Cohen@fcps.edu
Cohen, Erica	PHTA	703-653-1046	ECohen@fcps.edu
Collins, Susan	Employ. Trans. Rep.	703-222-7411	smcollins@fcps.edu
Constantinides, Lynette	Librarian	703-222-8171	leconstantini@fcps.edu
Cook, Katharine	English	703-222-2557	katharine.cook@fcps.edu
Correll, Linda	Science	703-222-2540	Linda.Correll@fcps.edu
Crawford, Kristina	Psychologist	703-222-8116	Kristina.Crawford@fcps.edu
Cronin, Philip	Social Studies	703-222-6332	phil.cronin@fcps.edu
Curry, Sean	English	703-227-3014	Sean.Curry@fcps.edu
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Deemer, Amy	SS5 Resource	703-222-7405	amy.deemer@fcps.edu
Demek, Charles	Social Studies	703-222-6326	charles.demek@fcps.edu
Detwiler, Ray	Special Education		RSDetwiler@fcps.edu
Dewey, George	Science	703-222-2549	George.Dewey@fcps.edu
DiJoseph, Theresa	Subschool 5	703-227-3035	TMDijoseph@fcps.edu
Dixon, Julia	Academy Support Chair	703-227-3042	JADixon@fcps.edu
Doubleday, Clay	Culinary Arts	703-222-7489	LCDoubleday@fcps.edu
Downes, John	Social Studies Chair	703-222-7422	john.downes@fcps.edu
Downes, Mary Kay	English Chair	703-222-8126	mkdownes@fcps.edu
Dreyer, Kristin	Special Education	703-222-7482	krdreyer@fcps.edu
Dulany, Sylvia	Finance Officer	703-222-8103	SPDulany@fcps.edu
Dux, Chris	Science	703-222-2256	Christian.Dux@fcps.edu
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Edstrom, Julie	Guid. Couns. (TED-Z)	703-222-8143	Julie.Edstrom@fcps.edu
Ellis, Diana	English	703-227-2553	diana.ellis@fcps.edu
Ellis, Kim	Administrative Assistant	703-222-8110	keellis@fcps.edu
Eppard, Angela	Subschool 5	703-227-3044	AEEppard@fcps.edu
Evans, Mary	Finance, Academy	703-222-7440	MSEvans@fcps.edu
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Fenton, Anne	Science	703-222-2543	Anne.Fenton@fcps.edu
Fernandez, Maria	PHTA - STEP Program	703-222-7102	MAFernandez@fcps.edu
Findley, Janice	Business Chair	703-222-7490	Janice.Findley@fcps.edu
Flak, Michael	Special Education	703-222-6304	michael.flak@fcps.edu
Fletcher, Dale Anne	Public Health Nurse	703-222-9127	Dale.Fletcher@fcps.edu
Ford, Kevin	Special Education	703-227-3051	kevin.ford@fcps.edu
Frank, Shawn	Assistant Principal/SS2	703-222-8124	Shawn.Frank@fcps.edu
Franks, Jason	Technology Support Specialist (TSSpec)		Jason.Franks@fcps.edu
Franks, Caitlin	Assessment Coach	703-222-8174	Caitlin.Franks@fcps.edu
Friedman, David	English	703-227-3061	david.friedman@fcps.edu
Frye, Staci	Special Education	703-222-3099	affrye@fcps.edu
Fullinwider, Eric	Resource Teacher/ESOL Dept. Chair	703-222-7441	eric.fullinwider@fcps.edu
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Gaffin, Shelley	Marketing	703-222-1043	Michelle.Gaffin@fcps.edu
Gagne, Christina	Admin. Assistant/SS 2	703-222-8120	CTGagne@fcps.edu
Gamache, Christine	Science	703-222-2248	cjgamache@fcps.edu
Garrison, Donna	Counselor	703-222-7465	dlgarrison@fcps.edu
Gaston, Jacqueline	ETR	703-222-7416	JMGaston@fcps.edu
Gates, Michele	Science	703-222-2254	Michele.Gates@fcps.edu
Geddes, Betsy	Special Education	703-222-8129	elizabeth.geddes@fcps.edu
Geiger, Laurie	Subschool 5	703-222-7408	LJGeiger@fcps.edu
Gerbasi, Susan	Science	703-222-2249	Susan.Gerbasi@fcps.edu
Gilchrist, Matthew	Special Education	703-222-7483	MTGilchrist@fcps.edu
Gleason, Mark	Science	703-227-3002	mbgleason@fcps.edu
Goche, Brian	Mathematics	703-222-6519	brian.goche@fcps.edu
Goodacre, Vera	CISCO		vgoodacre@fcps.edu
Gould, Peter	Psychologist	703-222-7406	PLGould@fcps.edu
Grabowski, Anthony	Science	703-227-3002	Anthony.Grabowski@fcps.edu
Graham, Michael	Safety and Security Assistant	703-227-3049	mike.graham1@fcps.edu
Grayson, Colette	Administrative Assistant/SS4	703-222-8140	CBGrayson@fcps.edu
Guerro, Melissa	Business	703-222-6307	melissa.guerro@fcps.edu
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Hall, Cynthia	Principal's Admin. Asst.	703-222-8102	clhall@fcps.edu
Harris, Michelle	English	703-227-3005	michelle.harris@fcps.edu
Hassan, Kristen	S.T.E.P.	703-222-7102	kristen.hassan@fcps.edu
Heilemann, Shawn	Best SBTS Ever	703-222-8100	shawn.heilemann@fcps.edu
Hickerson, Kevin	Special Education	703-227-3061	kevin.hickerson@fcps.edu
Hickerson, Lauren	Library Assistant	703-222-2243	lehickerson@fcps.edu
Hicks, Danielle	English	703-222-2554	DMHicks@fcps.edu
Hine, Helen	Special Education	703-227-3080	helen.hine@fcps.edu
Holincheck, Nancy	Science	703-227-3098	nmholincheck@fcps.edu
Holman, Meg	Support Team	703-227-3042	MEHolman@fcps.edu
Howe, Jennifer	Dental Careers/Academy	703-222-7470	JCHowe@fcps.edu
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Jacob, Cindy	Instr. Asst./SS 5	703-222-7400	CLJacob@fcps.edu
Johnson, Teresa	Principal	703-222-8111	Teresa.Johnson@fcps.edu
Johnston, Janet	Business	703-222-7490	janet.johnston@fcps.edu
Jones, Susan	S.T.E.P.	703-222-7102	SWJones@fcps.edu
Jones, Carrie	Social Worker	703-222-8141	Carrie.Mendolsohn@fcps.edu
Jones, Karyn	Marketing	703-222-7481	Karyn.Jones@fcps.edu
Jordon, Carolyn	Family & Consumer Sciences	703-653-1080	carolyn.jordon@fcps.edu
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Kahn, Tatiana	ESOL	703-227-3064	tatiana.kahn@fcps.edu
Keating, Mary Catherine	Social Studies	703-222-7427	MCKeating@fcps.edu
Keaton, Ronald	Law Enforcement	703-222-7475	RCKeaton@fcps.edu
Khatcheressian, Shannon	Performing Arts Chair	703-222-8182	Shannon.Khatcheressian@fcps.edu
Kincaid, Ken	Social Studies	703-227-3015	kenneth.kincaid@fcps.edu
King, John	Mathematics	703-227-3074	john.king@fcps.edu
Kirk, Michael	Social Studies	703-227-3021	michael.kirk@fcps.edu
Klein, Doreen	Transcript Asst.	703-222-8152	DKlein@fcps.edu
Koch, Charles	Social Studies	703-222-6339	charles.koch@fcps.edu
Kolakoski, Janet	Animal Science /Academy	703-222-7488	JLKolakoski@fcps.edu
Koppel, Ina	Science	703-222-2251	Ina.Koppel@fcps.edu
Kozdras, Elisabeth	German	703-222-3087	elisabeth.kozdras@fcps.edu
Krempasky, Jennifer	Sp. Ed.	703-222-8149	jennifer.krempasky@fcps.edu
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Lady, Robyn	Director of Student Services	703-222-8151	Robyn.Lady@fcps.edu
Lalli, Michael	Business	703-222-8164	michael.lalli@fcps.edu
Lambert, Tim	JROTC- Sr. Aerospace Sci. Instr.	703-653-1005	TELambert@fcps.edu
Lane, Diane	Mathematics	703-222-6511
Langley-Ijland, Nancy	World Languages	703-227-3084	nancy.langley@fcps.edu
Laurenceau, Astrid	French	703-227-3016
Lawson, Wendy	Special Education	703-222-2559	wendy.lawson@fcps.edu
Lee, Linda	Speech/Language Pathologist	703-222-7416	LRLee@fcps.edu
Lehman, Nikki	English	703-222-6316	nicole.lehman@fcps.edu
Lewandowski, Kaethe	Head Start	703-222-7484	kjlewandowsk@fcps.edu
Lindgren, Kristin	Special Education, PHTA	703-222-8186	kelindgren@fcps.edu
Lipp, Doug	Psychologist	703-222-7412	Doug.Lipp@fcps.edu
Lloyd, Stacy	Special Education	703-222-2547	stacy.loyd@fcps.edu
Lombardi, Amanda	Special Education	703-222-3021	aklombardi@fcps.edu
Loube, Scott	Business	703-222-7490	scott.loube@fcps.edu
Lynch, Katie	Assistant Principal (SS3)	703-222-8131	Kathleen.Lynch1@fcps.edu
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MacKenzie, James	Social Studies Teacher	703-222-7427
Makay, Jennifer	Pharmacy Tech.	703-222-8119	jlmakay@fcps.edu
Mazhari, Giti	Mathematics	703-227-3072	gmazharidehk@fcps.edu
McCaa, Molly	Social Studies	703-222-6630	Molly.McCaa@fcps.edu
McCarthy, Jessica	English	703-222-2558	jessica.mccarthy@fcps.edu
McDonough, Peter	Instr. Asst.	703-222-7400	PJMcDonough@fcps.edu
Miles, Matthew	Social Studies	703-222-6327	matthew.miles@fcps.edu
Miller, Robin	Instr. Asst./Subschool 5	703-222-7400	rjmiller1@fcps.edu
Miller, Jeff	Building Engr.	703-222-8177	jeff.miller@fcps.edu
Mitzel, Elizabeth	Special Education	703-222-7493	eamitzel@fcps.edu
Molloy, Karen	Science Chair	703-222-7442	Karen.Molloy@fcps.edu
Monk, Ed	Performing Arts	703-222-8182	Edward.Monk@fcps.edu
Murphy, Michael	English	703-222-6317	michael.murphy@fcps.edu
Mynes, Aaron	Performing Arts	703-222-7097	Aaron.Mynes@fcps.edu
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Newell, Brent	Health and P. E. Chair	703-222-7479	brent.newell@fcps.edu
Nolff, Sandra	School Health Aide	703-222-8106	Sandra.Nolff@fcps.edu
Norris, Meredith	Special Education Chair	703-222-7425	meredith.norris@fcps.edu
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O'Hearn, Bonnie	Health & P.E.	703-222-8156	bonnie.o'hearn@fcps.edu
O'Keefe, Kevin	Subschool 5	703-222-7413	KMOkeefe@fcps.edu
O'Reilly, Timothy	Assistant Principal/SS 4	703-222-8145	Timothy.OReilly@fcps.edu
Osterling, Nadya	Subschool 5	703-227-3028	nosterling@fcps.edu
Ozdogan, Joan	Career Experience Specialist	703-222-7464	JEOzdogan@fcps.edu
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Padgett, Deborah	Guid. Couns. (PARKIN-SAK)	703-222-8132	Deborah.Padgett@fcps.edu
Palen, Mara	English	703-222-6322	Mara.Palen@fcps.edu
Paradise, Sharon	Admin. Asst./Academy	703-222-7460	SRParadise@fcps.edu
Park, Grace	Mathematics	703-222-6517	grace.park1@fcps.edu
Parker, Carol	FECEP Assistant	703-222-7484	CRParker@fcps.edu
Patey, Marian	English	703-222-2555	marian.patey@fcps.edu
Payne, Pamela	ESOL	703-227-3063	pamela.payne@fcps.edu
Peixotto, Peg	SIA	703-653-1001	Margaret.Peixotto@fcps.edu
Peixotto, Adam	Instructional Assistant - CAT B		ampeixotto@fcps.edu
Perez, Sheryl	Special Education	703-222-7491	sheryl.perez@fcps.edu
Perkins, Giovanni	Speech		GFPerkins@fcps.edu
Piotrowski, Jennifer	Marketing	703-222-7474	Jennifer.Piotrowski@fcps.edu
Placzek, Sharon	Spanish	703-222-3082	svplaczek@fcps.edu
Plaugher, Kristina	P.E.	703-222-2253	Kristina.Plaugher@fcps.edu
Posey, Katherine	Social Studies	703-222-6338	kfposey@fcps.edu
Pramstaller, Sarah	Performing Arts	703-222-8155	Sarah.Pramstaller@fcps.edu
Preston, James	Instructional Assistant	703-222-7400	JWPreston@fcps.edu
Primus, Craig	Mathematics	703-227-3066	craig.primus@fcps.edu
Pringle, Michelle	Guid. Couns. (A-BRI)	703-222-8112	mepringle@fcps.edu
Prishack, Christina	Mathematics Chair	703-222-6512	christina.prishack@fcps.edu
Prowell, Ken	Social Studies	703-227-8003	kiprowell@fcps.edu
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Quinn, Kathleen	Admin. Asst. (SS #5)	703-222-7420	kequinn@fcps.edu
Quinn, Sarah	Medical Health Technologies	703-764-7485	SJQuinn@fcps.edu
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Rechin, William	ADSA	703-227-3069	WMRechin@fcps.edu
Reiter, Greg	Science	703-222-8173	Gregory.Reiter@fcps.edu
Richardson, Eric	English	703-222-7449	EARichardson@fcps.edu
Richardson-Jackson, Ebony	Special Education	703-222-6311	eqrichardson@fcps.edu
Riggleman, Shaundra	Science	703-222-2255	Shaundra.Riggleman@fcps.edu
Robertson, Alice	Career Center Specialist	703-222-8154	Alice.Robertson@fcps.edu
Robinson, Roberta	Safety & Security Assistant	703-222-8176	RARobinson@fcps.edu
Rodgers, Denise	Administrative Assistant	703-222-8150	Denise.Rodgers@fcps.edu
Rollet, Angie	Social Studies	703-222-6315	angie.rollet@fcps.edu
Rorie, Susan	Special Education	703-222-6335	SDRorie@fcps.edu
Ross, Drew	Performing Arts Chair	703-222-8180	Drew.Ross@fcps.edu
Rothwell, Marty	Technology & Engineering Education	703-222-7476	marothwell@fcps.edu
Rowley, William	Safety & Security Specialist	703-222-7099	WHRowley@fcps.edu
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Saddler, Paula	English	703-222-2556	paula.saddler@fcps.edu
Sait, Naseema	ESOL	703-227-3026	naseema.sait@fcps.edu
Saltos, Silvia	Instr. Asst.	703-222-8186	silvia.saltos@fcps.edu
Santamaria, Adriana	World Languages	703-227-3088	adriana.santamaria@fcps.edu
Santos, Roxanne	Special Ed.	703-222-3047	roxanne.santos@fcps.edu
Scheidler, Krysten	Science	703-222-2542	Krysten.Scheidler@fcps.edu
Schweppe, Stacey	Social Studies	703-222-6329	stacey.schweppe@fcps.edu
Scott, Victor	Social Studies	703-227-3012	victor.scott@fcps.edu
Scott, Amy	PHTA	703-222-8186	ascott@fcps.edu
Seals, William	Mathematics	703-222-6334	william.seals@fcps.edu
Setter, Sheryl	Mathematics	703-222-6513	sheryl.setter@fcps.edu
Shankar, Latha	Science	703-222-2352	Latha.Shankar@fcps.edu
Shannon, Mat	Special Education	703-222-2256	mat.shannon@fcps.edu
Sherman, Katharine	Subschool 5	703-227-3045	KLSherman@fcps.edu
Shue, Apryl	Special Education	703-227-3015	apryl.shue@fcps.edu
Simmons, Betty	Photography	703-222-2246	betty.simmons@fcps.edu
Sinclair, Donna	Art	703-222-2241	donna.sinclair1@fcps.edu
Singletary, Robyn	Head Librarian	703-222-8171	Robyn.Singletary1@fcps.edu
Singleton, Christopher	Band	703-222-8107	Christopher.Singleton@fcps.edu
Smerdzinski, Karen	Activities Administrative Assistant	703-222-8160	kasmerdzinsk@fcps.edu
Smith, James	Social Studies	703-227-3007	james.smith@fcps.edu
Smith, Robert	Special Education	703-222-8149	robert.smith@fcps.edu
Snyder, Rita	Mathematics	703-222-6518	rita.snyder@fcps.edu
Sousa, Jon-Paul	Guid. Couns. (D-GAM)	703-222-8114	JonPaul.Sousa@fcps.edu
Sporkman, Kurt	P.E.	703-222-8165	kurt.sporkmann@fcps.edu
Spring, Jeffrey	Science	703-222-2544	Jeffrey.Spring@fcps.edu
St. Clair, Jean	Mathematics	703-227-3071	jean.stclair@fcps.edu
Stapler, E.J.	Guid. Couns. (HUT-LAO) Chair	703-222-8122	Eustace.Stapler@fcps.edu
Stepanovich, Deanna	Spanish	703-227-3086
Stoner, Matthew	Social Studies	703-222-6324	matthew.stoner@fcps.edu
Swantek, Deborah	Science	703-222-8191	Deborah.Swantek@fcps.edu
Szymanski, Anita	Office Assistant	703-222-8100	AMSzymanski@fcps.edu
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Taboada, Jorge	Building Supervisor	703-222-8179	Jorge.Taboada@fcps.edu
Talford, Greg	Safety & Security Asst.	703-227-3024	GVTalford@fcps.edu
Talford, Wanda	Instr. Asst./Subschool 5	703-222-7400	WVTalford@fcps.edu
Tally, Beth	Academy Support Team	703-222-7471	EATally@fcps.edu
Thompson, Andrea	Instr. Asst.	703-227-3018	ARThompson@fcps.edu
Thompson, Janet	Cafeteria Manager	703-222-8159	Janet.Thompson@fcps.edu
Tobey, Bjorn	Subschool 5	703-227-3029	Bjorn.Tobey@fcps.edu
Tranfa, Frank	Chantilly Center	703-222-7403	fatranfa@fcps.edu
Trochim, Linda	Mathematics	703-222-6509	linda.trochim@fcps.edu
Truncale, Maurean	Guid. Couns. (LAP-MEJIA)	703-222-8123	Maurean.Truncale@fcps.edu
Tucker, Richard	English	703-227-3022	richard.tucker@fcps.edu
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Urena, Amanda	Guidance Counselor	703-222-7407	Amanda.Urena@fcps.edu
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Van Nuys, Nathan	Mathematics	703-227-3065	nathan.vannuys@fcps.edu
Van Nuys, Katie	Social Studies	703-227-3017	krvannuys@fcps.edu
Vdovjak, John	Assistant Principal (SS5)	703-222-7401	John.Vdovjak@fcps.edu
Verbanic, Martha	English	703-222-2552	martha.verbanic@fcps.edu
Vigen, Joanne	ESOL	703-227-3162	joanne.vigen@fcps.edu
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Walker, Cathy	Subschool 5	703-227-3048	Cathy.Walker@fcps.edu
Watrud, Becky	Guid. Couns. (SAL-TEA)	703-222-8142	Rebecca.Watrud@fcps.edu
Watts, John	Subschool 5	703-222-7102	jswatts@fcps.edu
Weyant, Gail	Art	703-222-8183	gail.weyant@fcps.edu
Whilby, Kenneth	Special Education	703-653-1048	kenneth.whilby@fcps.edu
White, Wayne	Cosmetology /Academy	703-222-7487	WPWhite@fcps.edu
Whitesell, Todd	World Languages	703-227-3085	todd.whitesell@fcps.edu
Wildman, Kathy	Social Studies	703-222-6339	katherine.wildman@fcps.edu
Wilks, John	AFJROTC Instructor	703-653-1005	JEWilks@fcps.edu
Willard, Pamela	Mathematics	703-222-6331	pamela.willard@fcps.edu
Wilmot, Jackie	Instr. Asst	703-222-7400	JMWilmot@fcps.edu
Windows, R.J.	Health & P.E.	703-227-8166	Ron.Windows@fcps.edu
Wise, Carmen	P.E.	703-222-7093	carmen.wise@fcps.edu
Wolfe-Peralis, Sally	Subschool 5	703-222-3059	Sally.wolfeperalis@fcps.edu
Wolin, Debbie	Guid. Couns. (BRO-CZ)	703-222-8113	Deborah.Wolin@fcps.edu
Wright, Doug	Academy Administrator	703-222-7461	Douglas.Wright@fcps.edu
Wyckoff, Christopher	Construction Tech.	703-222-7468	cwyckoff@fcps.edu
Wydra, Deborah	English	703-222-6506	deborah.wydra@fcps.edu
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Yanku, Robert	Support Team/Academy	703-227-3096
Zinger, Bretton	English	703-222-8125	bretton.zinger@fcps.edu
Zook, Patrick	Special Education	703-222-8149	MPZook@fcps.edu
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Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Office & Support Staff

Office & Support Staff

 

Main Office
703-222-8100
Anita Szymanski
Front Desk
703-222-8100		Office Hours:
		Weekdays ~ 7:00am - 3:30pm
Cynthia Hall
Principal's Admin Asst.		Winter Holidays ~ 8am - 3:30pm
703-222-8102
		Summer ~ 9am - 1pm
Sylvia Dulany
Finance Officer
703-222-8103
Building Support
Karen Case		Dale Fletcher
Alcohol & Drug Services Counselor		School Nurse
703-222-7415		703-481-4222
Ka.Case1@fcps.edu		dale.fletcher@fcps.edu
Jason Franks		Sandra Nolff
Technology Support Specialist (TSSpec)		Clinic Aide
Jason.Franks@fcps.edu		703-222-8106
		SJNolff@fcps.edu
Shawn Heilemann		Caitlin Franks
School-Based Technology Specialist		Assessment Coach
703-222-7447		703-222-8174
srheilemann@fcps.edu		Caitlin.Franks@fcps.edu
Jeff Miller		Jorge Taboada
Building Engineer		Building Supervisor
703-222-8177		703-222-8179
jeff.miller@fcps.edu		Jorge.Taboada@fcps.edu
Raul Guzman		Andrea Thompson
Assistant Building Supervisor		Copy Machines Assistance
703-222-8179		703-222-3006
Jose.Guzman@fcps.edu		andrea.thompson@fcps.edu
Janet Thompson
Cafeteria Manager
703-222-8178
janet.thompson@fcps.edu

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Safety & Security

Safety & Security

Responsibilities Include: Alternative Instructional Arrangement (AIA) Lost and found Afterschool & Friday/Saturday detention Monitoring of common areas Confiscated items Parking Daily and late buses Tornado and fire drills
Rich Barron
School Resource Officer
rabarron@fcps.edu
Bill Rowley
School Security - Supervisor
703-222-7099
bill.rowley@fcps.edu
Jack Brown
School Security
jvbrown@fcps.edu
Roberta Robinson
School Security
roberta.robinson@fcps.edu
Mike Graham
School Security
michael.graham@fcps.edu
Greg Talford
School Security
gregg.talfords@fcps.edu

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Chantilly Profile

Chantilly Profile & Map

Chantilly High School
4201 Stringfellow Rd
Chantilly, VA 20151

School Profile

Map

Google Aerial Map

Directions

Visitor Parking

All visitors must park in a sport labeled "Visitor" and check in at the Main Office. Please DO NOT park in spaces marked "Reserved" or with a number (i.e. 084), as the numbered spaces are reserved for our senior/junior students who have purchased a parking space for the school year. Vehicles without a proper parking pass may be ticketed.

Visitation/Observation Guidelines

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Pyramid Schools

Chantilly's Pyramid (Cluster 7)

Elementary Schools

• Brookfield ES
• Greenbriar East ES
• Greenbriar West ES
• Lees Corner ES
• Oak Hill ES
• Poplar Tree ES

Middle Schools

• Franklin MS
• Rocky Run MS

High School

• Chantilly HS

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

The Chantilly Way

The Chantilly Way

Chantilly High School Code of Academic Integrity

PREAMBLE:

The Chantilly High School community believes that for all to live and work together we must foster and protect a spirit of trust, intellectual honesty, and respect among students, faculty and parents. Academic integrity is an attribute that everyone in our learning community should cherish. The Chantilly High School Code of Academic Integrity will serve as an educational tool to reinforce the expectation that all students will demonstrate integrity in their academic conduct.
The Chantilly High School Code of Academic Integrity defines the expected standards of conduct in academic affairs. It is designed to foster an open and supportive environment of personal and community growth. This commitment by all students not to cheat, plagiarize, or lie, nor tolerate those who do, becomes a vital part of each individual's responsibility. Therefore, students will always commit themselves to make the correct academic choices and to work together to influence others to make the right academic decisions.

OBJECTIVE:

The objective of the Chantilly High School Code of Academic Integrity is to promote honesty and integrity in all academic endeavors, to ensure the integrity of our assessments and grading system, and to educate those who violate the policy.

STATEMENT OF POLICY:

Recognizing that academic integrity is central to attaining our goal of creating a positive and effective learning environment at Chantilly High School, we find any breach of academic integrity unacceptable and a violation of this policy.
Charger in Good Standing
A Charger in Good Standing is a student who earns C's or better in all classes, has no unexcused absences, no excessive unexcused tardiness, and no discipline that would warrant either in–school or out-of-school suspensions as CHARGERS.
Character
Honesty
Accountability
Respect
Growth
Excellence
Responsibility
Service

"The Chantilly Way"
Where we are "Learning by Doing"

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Discipline Policy

Discipline Policy

School Board Policy #2620 states the following: Students are responsible with each principal, faculty, and staff for maintaining a school environment in which educational programs can flourish and extracurricular programs can be conducted for the benefit of all participants.

The teacher-student relationship is the center of all educational activity. It is at this level that most discipline problems should be resolved. Teachers with their professional training and experience provide an atmosphere of mutual respect in which students learn and grow. Counselors provide additional resources for consultation and information.

Students who do not respond to the best efforts of staff members are to be referred to the subschool principal. The Chantilly faculty and staff expect full cooperation from all students and will act fairly but quickly and decisively in dealing with those students who are disruptive.

For additional details about specific issues, please refer to the Student’s Rights and Responsibilities handbook (Regulation 2610.13). Fairfax County Student Services

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Library

• Library Catalog
• Research Databases
• Blackboard
• Research & Citation Tools
• Library Staff & Policies
• Public Library
• Test Prep/Audio Guides
• Just for Teachers

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Research Databases

Library Research Database

Home passwords can be found under RESEARCH DATABASES tab in the CHS Library Community on Blackboard

Biography	Culinary Arts	Military Science	Social Studies
Business	Database Main Menus	Music	Spanish
Careers	Encyclopedias/General Research	Popular Culture	Test Help
Citation Tools	Health and PE	Reading Ideas	US History and Government
Computers	Literature	Religion	World Cultures
Contemporary Issues	Magazines and Newspapers	Science	World History

BIOGRAPHY   Biography in Context bio articles on thousands of subjects       top of page BUSINESS     Business and Company Resource Center         top of page CAREERS     Vocations and Careers Collection Research jobs, job training       top of page CITATION TOOLS   NoodleTools online citation maker       top of page COMPUTERS   Computer Database computer industry journals       top of page CONTEMPORARY ISSUES     CQ Researcher In-depth research on social and political issues     Issues       Opposing Viewpoints essays, articles, statistics and primary sources on controversial issues       top of page CULINARY ARTS     Culinary Arts 150 major cooking magazines. Includes recipes       top of page DATABASE MAIN MENUS   Advanced Placement Source resources for all AP courses   Gale databases       Marshall Cavendish datatbases         top of page ENCYCLOPEDIAS/GENERAL RESEARCH   Gale e-books (Gale Virtual Reference Library) Full text of a variety of encyclopedias and specialized reference sources     Grolier select Academic American or Grolier Multimedia     World Book three levels of encyclopedia     World Book Early Learning primary-level encyclopedia       top of page HEALTH AND PE     Health and Wellness Resource Center medical reference materials including journals, books, videos and alternative health resources     Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine coverage of over 100 professional journals       top of page LITERATURE     Gale e-books (Gale Virtual Reference Library) full text of a variety of encyclopedias and specialized reference sources     Grangers Poetry contains 250,000 full-text poems and 450,000 citations of masters & modern poetry     Literature Resource Center biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of authors from every age and literary discipline.     LitFinder for Schools thousands of full-text poems, stories, speeches, and dramas plus author bios and work summaries       top of page MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS     Academic OneFile scholarly journals covering science, technology, medicine, social sciences, arts, literature & more     eLibrary full-text content of more than 2000 magazines and newspapers, TV/radio transcripts and more     Expanded Academic ASAP scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers in the arts, social sciences, science & technology     General OneFile access to hundreds of magazines and newspapers including coverage of business, religion, and legal issues     InfoTrac Newsstand full-text content of over 2000 US and international newspapers       top of page MILITARY SCIENCE     Military and Intelligence Database         top of page MUSIC AND ART     Royalty-Free Music copyright-free music library for educational purposes     POPULAR CULTURE     Pop Culture Collection music, fashion, arts and other trends     Pop Culture Universe fads and fashions from the 1920s to today       top of page READING IDEAS     Books and Authors What should you read next?     MyOn Books Online interactive fiction and non-fiction books (see Blackboard or a librarian for password)     Tumblebooks animated, talking picture books (see Blackboard or a librarian for password)     Tumble Readables Digital books for all levels of interest (see Blackboard or a librarian for password)       top of page RELIGIONS     Religion and Philosophy Collection         top of page SCIENCE     AP Science full-text science, technical and medical journals     eLibrary Science science information, videos, interactive content     Gale Science in Context topic overviews, experiments, and images along with coverage of scientific developments     Grzimek’s Animal Life Includes Grove Dictionary of Artcoverage on more than 4,000 species, with more than 11,000 images, videos, illustrations, and maps     GREENR Global Reference on the Environment, Energy & Natural Resources     New Book of Popular Science general science encyclopedia (scroll down left column)       top of page SOCIAL STUDIES     ABC-Clio database Covers US Government, US History, World History – Modern and World Geography     ABC-Clio ebooks browse subject categories, use +/-, then click on a book title to open     Diversity Studies     Early Peoples Egyptians, Greeks, Africans, Native Americans and other ancient peoples       top of page SPANISH     Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos (World Book in Spanish)     La Nueva Enciclopedia Cumbre (scroll down left column)       top of page TEST HELP     Testing & Education Reference Center SAT and AP practice tests, résumé maker and more!       top of page US HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT     American Government       American History       America the Beautiful US history and geography (scroll down left column)     Encyclopedia Virginia Virginia history, culture and the arts     U. S. History in Context         top of page WORLD CULTURES     CIA World Factbook facts and figures on every country     Culturegrams       Global Issues in Context       Lands and Peoples countries, geography and cultures (scroll down left column)       top of page WORLD HISTORY     World at War       World History: Ancient and Medieval Eras       World History: Modern Era       World History in Context         top of page

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Research & Citation Tools

Research Tools

Purdue Online Writing Lab - Avoiding Plagiarism

Evaluation of Information Found on the Internet

Research and Documentation Online

 

Citation Tools

Did you know there is more than one format for creating citations? There’s MLA, Chicago, APA … find out which one your teacher prefers and use that!

Noodle Tools
(find home password under RESEARCH DATABASES tab in CHS LIBRARY Community in Blackboard)

EasyBib

MLA Formatting and Style Guide from OWL at Purdue

Citation Machine

Chantilly Library’s MLA Citation Guide

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Library Staff & Policies

Library Staff

Robyn Singletary		Lynette Constantinides		Lauren Hickerson
Head Librarian		Librarian		Library Assistant
(703) 222-8171		(703) 222-8171		(703) 222-8171
rpsingletary@fcps.edu		leconstantin@fcps.edu		lehickerson@fcps.edu

Library Policies

OUR BOOKS check out for three weeks. We charge overdue fines at the rate of 10¢ per day (reference books and audio books are $1 per day). Videotapes and DVDs do not circulate to students. To avoid fines, students can renew books before the due date.  Students must take care of any outstanding obligations before they can check out books.

COLLECTION SIZE:  27,000

INTERLIBRARY LOAN: We are happy to arrange to borrow books from other FCPS schools. Please see any member of the library staff.

PASSES are required to visit the library during the school day except for class visits accompanied by a teacher. No passes are necessary before or after school.

MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS: The library receives the Washington Post, USA TODAY and the Wall Street Journal daily. We also subscribe to 25+ weekly and monthly magazines on a variety of topics. Our magazines do not circulate, but students are welcome to read them in the library.

DATABASES: CHS students are provided with a wealth of online databases to assist with their research needs. These resources cover a wide variety of topics and instructional levels. Links to the databases can be found under RESEARCH DATABASES on the Library web site. To use the databases outside school, passwords can be found on the CHS Library Blackboard site under the “Community” tab.

COMPUTERS: There are 36 computers available for student use on the library floor, with another 53 available in our Computer Lab and mobile laptop lab. These are intended for educational purposes only. Students should be aware that library computers are monitored.

FOOD and DRINK are not permitted in the library, except for water bottles.

CELL PHONES must remain out of sight during the school day. After school, phones are permitted in the library, but please step outside to make or receive calls. Students are expected to treat library materials and equipment with respect, push in chairs and dispose of their own trash.

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Test Prep/Audio Guides

Library Test Prep/Audio Guides

Fairfax County Public Library offers free access to many databases, including SAT and ACT online tests.  Audio books can be downloaded to your computer or MP3 player. You will need a Fairfax County library card to use the databases.  A library card can be obtained online.

Audio Books

Audio books on Fairfax County Public Library Overdrive can be downloaded and played on your computer or any other device that can play Windows Media Audio (.wma) files.

Electronic Books

NetLibrary accesses thousands of ebooks, including Cliff Notes!

 

Remember to have your Fairfax County library card number handy when accessing these resources!

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Just for Teachers

Just for Teachers

From your CHS Library
Email Robyn (rpsingletary@fcps.edu) or  Lynette (leconstantin@fcps.edu)  to schedule library time, report an A/V problem, request materials or collaborate with us on lessons
The Library Pass  can be found on CHS-At-A-Glance – Library – Library Pass
From FCPS
Attachment A (FCPS required approval for showing unapproved videos in the classroom) Why is this approval necessary? See Regulation 3007.2
FCPS Professional Learning & Accountability (Academy courses, National Board, MyPLT, etc.)
FCPS Directives
Teaching Materials Preparation Center (posters, laminating, die cuts, video copying, etc.)
FCPS Curriculum by subject area
FCPS High School Program of Studies
From the Virginia DOE
SOL Resources
Released SOL Tests
Licensure renewals
Other Useful Sites
AASL Top 25 Web Sites for Teaching and Learning
Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines For Teachers
Evaluation of Information Found on the Internet
Fairfax County Public Library
Kathy Shrock’s Guide for Educators
MLA Formatting and Style Guide from OWL at Purdue
Purdue Online Writing Lab - Avoiding Plagiarism
Advanced Placement Digital Library from Rice University – archived resources only, but useful
Professional Research Resources
Taking a grad class? Need data or studies for your PLC? Want to check out the latest in educational research? Try these. (For home passwords, ask a librarian or find them under LIBRARY tab in the Chantilly Staff Organization.)
Educators Virtual Reference Library Full text content of over 100 recent education books.
Educators Reference Complete more than 450 full-text academic journals, plus reports and reference books, focusing on educational theory, principles and best practices.
ERIC – Education Resources Information Center
Need to go further? Contact the FCPS Education Library for other resources and expert research assistance http://www.fcps.edu/is/libraryservices/educationlibrary.shtml

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Student Services

• Student Services Staff
• Current News & Info
• Calendar
• Career Center
• Career/College Info
• College Visits
• Diplomas
• New Student Registration
• Testing Calendar
• Transcripts
• Family Connection

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Student Services Staff

Student Services Staff

 

Director of Student Services		Robyn Lady	703-222-8151
Subschool	Counselor	Students Covered	Phone
1	Michelle Pringle	(A-Bri)	703-222-8112
1	Deborah Wolin	(Bro-Cz)	703-222-8113
2	JonPaul (JP) Sousa	(D-Gam)	703-222-8114
2	Megan Broadbent	(Gan-Hus)	703-222-8115
2	Eustace (EJ) Stapler	(Hut-Lao)	703-222-8122
2	Maurean Truncale	(Lap-Mejia)	703-222-8123
3	Denise Carson	(Mel-Park)	703-222-8133
3	Debbie Padgett	(Parkinson-Sak)	703-222-8132
4	Rebecca Watrud	(Sal-Tea)	703-222-8142
4	Julie Edstrom	(Ted-Z)	703-222-8143
5	Amanda Urena	All Subschool 5 students	703-222-7407

Additional Special Resource Personnel

Title	Name	Phone
Career Center Specialist	Alice Robertson	703-222-8154
Social Worker	Carrie Jones Mendelsohn	703-222-3050
Psychologist	Kristina Crawford	703-222-8116
School Nurse	Dale Fletcher	703-481-4222
ADS Counselor	Karen Case	703-222-7415
Test Assessment Coach	Caitlin Franks	703-222-8174

Student Services Support Staff

Title	Name	Phone
Registrar	Denise Rodgers	703-222-8150
SIA	Peg Peixotto	703-653-1001
Transcript	Doreen Klein	703-222-8152

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Current News & Info

Current "Tilly Times" Newsletter
March
November
September

School Psychology Services Newsletter
(Click Here)

 

Charger Time Programs

Students will be offered different optional programs during Charger Time. (Charger Time is offered on A Days only, from 9:47 a.m. to 10:27 a.m. Mondays through Thursdays or from 10:13 a.m. to 10:43 a.m. on Fridays.) Only those students who are "Chargers in Good Standing" may attend these presentations and pre-registration is available through a student's Family Connection account under "Colleges". Any questions can be directed to the Career Center or the student's school counselor.

Money for College for Juniors and Seniors - Friday, February 10

Completing “Winning” Applications - Tuesday, March 20

Becoming a College Athlete (Grades 9, 10 and 11) – Wednesday, April 11

College Resume Workshop for Seniors - Friday, April 13

Friday, February 10
Money for College for Juniors and Seniors, during Charger Time
in Lecture Hall
Students will learn about the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) process, as well as tips to find and apply for scholarships.
College Access Fairfax (www.collegeaccessfairfax.org) will offer Fill in the FAFSA Events throughout Fairfax County this month to assist seniors with the FAFSA form required for financial aid.  Check the website for dates and times.

Tuesday, February 14 and Thursday, February 16
Counselor Meetings with Juniors, during Charger Time
Locations throughout Building
Juniors will meet with their counselor on either February 14 OR February 16 to receive information on post-high school planning. 
Students will assigned to a date and location, based upon their last name.  Flyers have been distributed to all teachers.

Thursday, February 16
West Liberty University (WV) Visit, 11:30am to 12noon
Career Center
A representative from West Liberty will be available to meet with interested sophomores and juniors.  Students must pre-register on Family Connection (juniors) or in the Career Center (sophomores).

Thursday, February 23
On a Roll Awards, during Charger Time
Auditorium
Students will be recognized for making progress during the 2nd quarter – improving academic performance, attitude towards school, attendance, etc.
Students receiving a recognition will receive a letter at their home mailing address by February 13.  Parents are invited to attend.

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Career Center

Career Center

Department of Student Services

The Career Center provides information to help students explore educational and career options, make realistic career decisions, and establish career goals. The college process begins and ends with the student's counselor and the Career Center can serve as a resource throughout the career and college planning process.

Email: chantillycareercenter@fcps.edu
Hours: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Parents are encouraged to contact the Career Center in advance to ensure that someone is available to assist them.

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Career/College Info

College Information

The college process begins and ends with the student's school counselor. Student Services offers a variety of programs on the college process for both students and parents throughout the school year in the evenings and during the school day. Any questions on the college process can be directed to counselors and the Career Center.

All FCPS students are provided with a Family Connection account through Blackboard/FCPS 24-7 that can be used to research college options. Students can enter personalized information on their post-secondary plans, career options and create a list of colleges in which they are interested. Family Connection also maintains records of past college application results for Chantilly students, allowing current students to get an idea of the types of grades and test scores needed for admission. 

How Students Access to Family Connection:

1. Log onto your Blackboard/FCPS 24-7 Account at http://fcps.blackboard.com
2. Click on “Family Connection” Icon (typically on left-side of screen)
3. Start Planning

Parents also have access to Family Connection once they register for the Parent View of their Student’s Blackboard account.  Parents may register for a Parent View account at http://fcps.blackboard.com and log-in using the following information: Username: parentreg, Password: newuser.  Once this process is completed, there will be directions to finalize the registration. 

College Board's College Matchmaker & College Quickfinder
These search engines through College Board's website allow you to quickly find information on colleges by name, location, cost, majors & other criteria.

Peterson's College Search
Allows you to search for schools based on name/keyword, location, major, tuition, size, GPA and sports. Also has some information on test preparation (PSAT, SAT, ACT, TOEFL), admissions essays and financial aid.

Princeton Review - Colleges & Careers
Contains information on college rankings, major search, and month-by-month guides for college bound students, starting with freshman year.

College Week Live
This site hosts online open houses and virtual college fairs for over 400 colleges across the country. (Students/Parents must create an account to participate.)

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
"The orginal HBCU Mega-Site" has HBCU profiles, video footage, news and events.

Two Year College in the United States
Provides a listing of two-year colleges in the country.

Vocational Schools - Business, Trade and Technical
Information on private professional/technical programs throughout the United States.

 

Virginia Colleges & Universities

SCHEV (State Council for Higher Education in Virginia)
This website provides information for Virginia's students, parents and educators in higher education in Virginia on preparing for, picking and paying for college.

Virginia's Private Colleges
Provides links to admissions & financial aid (including the Tuition Assistance Grant) for private college and universities in Virginia.

Northern Virginia Community College (NVCC)
With six campuses and distance learning opportunities, NVCC offers dual-enrollment opportunities through high school, continuing education courses and many programs that assist in transfer to other four-year colleges and universities.

 

Virginia Colleges - Public

Christopher Newport University (www.cnu.edu)
George Mason University (www.gmu.edu)
James Madison Unviersity (www.jmu.edu)
Longwood University (www.longwood.edu)
University of May Washington (www.umw.edu)
Norfolk State University (www.nsu.edu)
Old Dominion University (www.odu.edu)
Radford University (www.radford.edu)
University of Virginia (www.virginia.edu)
University of Virginia's College at Wise (www.uvawise.edu)
Virginia Commonwealth University (www.vcu.edu)
Virginia Military Institute (www.vmi.edu)
Virginia State University (www.vsu.edu)
Virginia Tech (www.vt.edu)
College of William and Mary (www.wm.edu)

Virginia Colleges - Private

Averett College (www.averett.edu)
Bluefield College (www.bluefield.edu)
Bridgewater College (www.bridgewater.edu)
Eastern Mennonite University (www.emu.edu)
Emory and Henry College (www.ehc.edu)
Hampden-Sydney College (www.hsc.edu)
Hampton University (http:/www.hamptonu.edu/)
Hollins University (www.hollins.edu)
Jefferson College of Health Sciences (www.jchs.edu)
Liberty University (www.liberty.edu)
Lynchburg College (www.lynchburg.edu)
Mary Baldwin College (www.mbc.edu)
Marymount University (www.marymount.edu)
Randolph-Macon College (www.rmc.edu)
Randolph College (www.randolphcollege.edu)
Roanoke College (www.roanoke.edu)
St. Paul's College (www.saintpauls.edu)
Shenandoah University (www.shenandoah.edu)
Sweet Briar College (www.sbc.edu)
University of Richmond (www.richmond.edu)
Virginia Intermont College (www.vic.edu)
Virginia Union University (www.vuu.edu)
Virginia Wesleyan College (www.vwc.edu)
Washington and Lee University (www.wlu.edu)

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

College Visits

College Visits

College representatives schedule private visits to Chantilly High School from mid-September through November.  These visits provide a personal touch that may not be available in a school's literature. Representatives inform students about the school's admissions process and deadlines, campus life, housing, majors available and scholarships. Students have the ability to ask questions and this is often a chance for students to meet the person who will read their applications in the future.  Only juniors and seniors are eligible to participate in these visits.

The schedule of college visits are updated daily in Family Connection (accessible via Blackboard at http://fcps.blackboard.com), under the “Colleges” tab. 
NOTE: This schedule also includes evening presentations that are being hosted throughout the Northern Virginia area.  Chantilly is not sponsoring any of these evening events; it is the student’s responsibility to follow the registration instructions posted.

More information on the registration process for these visits is available here.

Missed the visit?  Students can visit the Career Center to pick up any brochures from the college and also access notes from each visit through their Family Connection accounts.  (All visit notes are posted in the Document Library, which can be accessed from the student’s home page.)

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Diplomas

The Diploma requirements depend upon the year in which the student enters 9th grade.  All diploma information is listed in the Course Catalog

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New Student Registration

New Student Registration

Student Services/Registrar Phone#: 703.222.8150 | Student Services Fax#: 703.222.7419

You must make an appointment to register at Chantilly High School. 

Please call Denise Rodgers, Registrar, at 703-222-8150 or email her at derodgers@fcps.edu to make an appointment. For the registration appointment itself, the student and at least one parent/legal guardian must be present. The appointment will take approximately one hour.

Make sure that Chantilly High School is the is the school you should indeed be registering at by visiting the FCPS school boundary page

Detailed information on FCPS registration requirements is available at:  http://www.fcps.edu/dss/osp/StudentRegistration/stsvctr1.htm

Registering a student to Fairfax County involves the completion of a number of forms which can be downloaded from the Fairfax County web site. The page is set up in a bundle so that if you enter a field on one form, it automatically appears in the same field for all of the other forms, thus saving quite a bit of time. Click here to download the bundle of forms commonly needed by students new to FCPS. You can also download the forms individually on this page.

These are the forms that you will need to bring.

1. CHS Newcomer Parent Packet
2. Student Registration Form, Part A & Part B.
3. Health Information Form
4. Emergency Care Information
5. Home Language Survey
6. Request for Student Records

You will also need to bring these documents to the appointment:

1. Birth Certificate
2. Immunization Record
3. Proof of residency (deed / lease for the home)
4. Report card or transcript (either official or unofficial)
5. Current course schedule (if available)

For more information on Chantilly High School and links to additional registration information.

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Testing Calendar

Chantilly HS Testing Dates for 2011

School Dates	Test Type
July 18-22	English Writing SOL
August 3-4	Online SOL
September 19-23	Online SOL
October 12	PSAT/ACT Explore
October 17-20	English Writing SOL (Seniors)
November 28 - December 16	ECart
January 3-26	Online SOL
January 13-March 7	WIDA
March 5-8	English Writing SOL
March 19-April 27	ECart
April 30-May 4	Paper SOL (Seniors)
May 7-18	AP Exams
May 14-June 1	Grade 8 SOL
May 14-June 1	VMAST *new this year*
May 21-June 15	Online SOL

 

Saturday Dates	Test Type
July 23	WorkKeys
September 10	ACT
October 1	SAT
October 22	ACT
November 5	SAT
December 3	SAT
December 10	ACT
January 21	WorkKeys
January 28	SAT
February 11	ACT
March 10	SAT
April 14	ACT
May 5	SAT
May 19	WorkKeys
June 2	SAT
June 9	ACT

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Transcripts

Transcripts

Transcript Requests will only be accepted during the following office hours:

TUESDAYS from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
WEDNESDAYS from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
THURSDAYS from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

The Transcript Office is located in the Student Services office, adjacent to
Sub School 3.

Transcript Contact:
Mrs. Doreen Klein, Doreen.Klein@fcps.edu
(703) 222-8152

TRANSCRIPT PROCEDURES & FEES FOR 2011-12

Seniors must submit Transcript Request Forms and Recommendation Requests according to the following deadlines: 

COLLEGE APPLICATION DEADLINE	TRANSCRIPT REQUEST DEADLINE
November 1, 2011	Thursday, September 29, 2011
November 15, 2011	Thursday, October 13, 2011
December 1 2011	Thursday, November 3, 2011
January 1 or 2, 2012	Thursday, December 1, 2011
January 15, 2012	Thursday, December 15, 2011
February 1, 2012	Thursday, January 5, 2012
March 1, 2012	Thursday, February 2, 2012
March 15, 2012	Thursday, February 16, 2012

*College Application Deadlines outside of this list require at least 30 days to process.

**Please allow FIVE school days for Scholarship Transcript Requests.

 Transcript Fees:

The first three College Transcripts and the first three Scholarship Transcripts are free.  For every transcript after three in each category, there is a $5 charge per transcript payable in advance.  Transcripts will NOT be sent until the fee is paid.

Scholarship Transcripts:

Students are highly encouraged to look at the scholarship application requirements to determine whether or not an official transcript is required.  In cases where an unofficial transcript is acceptable, there is no fee required.

What about my test scores?

It is the student’s responsibility to have all test scores sent directly to each college.  SATs can be sent via www.collegeboard.com and ACTs can be sent via www.actstudent.org.

What about letters of recommendation?

• If you need a counselor recommendation, the Student/Parent Input for Counselor Recommendation Packet was due to counselors on September 15, 2011.  Late packets are being accepted; it is critical to submit this information ASAP to allow your counselor time to write the best recommendation on your behalf. This form is available electronically through your Family Connection account (accessible via Blackboard at http://fcps.blackboard.com) under the “Document Library”. 

• If you need a teacher recommendation, you should check with him/her for separate requirements.

• How to Register with the NCAA and other important facts

  Current Students should access transcript forms through their Family Connection account in the Document Library ("Transcript Forms")

• Link for Former Graduates between 2007 to 2011 - PostGrad Transcript Request Form
  (2006 and prior year graduates must contact 703-329-7741 for futher information)

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Family Connection

Family Connection

What is Family Connection?

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.

How do students access Family Connection?

High school students acceses Family Connection by clicking on the Family Connection logo available on their main page of the FCPS 24-7 Learning site.

1. Log onto your Blackboard/FCPS 24-7 Account at http://fcps.blackboard.com

2. Click on “Family Connection” Icon (typically on left-side of screen)

3. Start Planning

How do parents access Family Connection?

Parents who have registered for an FCPS 24-7 Learning Parent View Account are now able to click on the Family Connection link to view information about their high school students postsecondary plans, interests, and opportunities.
If you do not have a Parent View account, you may register by going to http://fcps.blackboard.com
Login using the following information: Username: parentreg, Password: newuser. Once this process is completed, there will be directions to finalize the registration.

 

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Student Life

• Class News
• Activities Office
• Athletics
• Clubs
• SGA
• Student Gallery
• Student Health
• Summer Assignments

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Activities Office

Activities

 

Student Activities/Athletics

Phone: (703) 222-8160
Activity Hotline: (703) 448-4909

 

Director of Student Activities:	Terry Brown Phone: (703) 222-8161
Instructional Supervisor for:	Health & Physical Education Activities/Clubs Athletics Custodians Work Orders SGA Field Trips Fund Raisers Health & PE Lockers Custodians Drivers Education Marquee
Assistant Director/Athletics:	Bill Rechin Phone: (703) 227-3069
Administrative Assistant:	Karen Smerdzinski Phone: (703) 222-8160
Assistant Director/Activities:	Becky Campbell Phone: (703) 222-8167

 

Check in the latest information on Charger sports schedules, game highlights, team pages, and more at http://www.chantillysports.org/

Check out the latest information from the various Boosters groups.

Call the Sports Hotline at 703-448-4909 for the most up-to-date schedules and directions to our school.

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Clubs

 

Club/Group	Sponsor	Meeting Day	Location
Aerospace	Marty Rothwell	Thurs. 7-8:30pm	569
Art Club-Charger Design	Mr. Winfrey	Monday	111
Asian American	Mr. Fullinwider	1 X per month	574
Athletic Trainers	Eric Castor Kevin Boss		Training Room
Badminton	Mr. Boss	Charger Time	Gym
Band	Mr. Ross		Band Room
Band – Color Guard	Mr. Ross		Band Room
Orchestra & Strings Ensemble	Mr. Mynes		Band Room
Band-Indoor Drum Line	Mr. Ross		Band Room
Band-Outdoor Drum Line	Mr. Ross		Band Room
Best Buddies	Ms. Caron Ms. Scheidler	Monday	140
Boba Fett Fan Club	Mr. Franks		209
Business Honor Society	Finley Mr. Loube
Card Club (Trading Card)	Mr. Robert Smith	Monday	588
Choir/Untouchables - Men's A Cappella Ensemble	Mr. Cockrell		Choral Room
Choir	Mr. Cockrell		Choral Room
Choir/Soft Touch -Women's A Cappella Ensemble	Mr. Cockrell		Choral Room
Christians In Action	Mrs. Simmons	1x per week	112
Class of 2012	Ms.Alexander Ms. Krempasky
Class of 2013	Ms Correll Mr. Whitesell Mr. Wyckoff
Class of 2014	Ms. Richardson-Jackson Ms. Chavez		216
Class of 2015	Ms. Patey Ms. Wise
College Partnership	Mrs. Talford Mrs. Osterling	1st Monday per month	802
Dance Team	Ms. Cassara		815
Desi	Kathy Wildman	Every other Monday	251
Edge Christian	Mr. Cockrell	weekly	Band Room
IEEE Students	Mrs. Ozdogan
English Honor Society	Ms. Clougherty Ms. Hicks Ms. Cook	3rd Wed per month
ESOL Peer Tutoring	Heather Ricker	Monday/Thursday	M-21
FCCLA (Family, Careers & Community Leaders of America)	Ms. Jordan	2nd week of the month During CT.	910
Fashion Club	Karyn Jones	During CT	565/566
Fed Challenge Team	Mr. Clement		219
Fellowship Christian Athletes	Tim Lambert	Friday am before school	565
Film Club	Brett Zinger	2X's month	228
Forensics	Ms. Clougherty	Mondays	Lecture Hall/230
French Club	Mrs. Bouchet	1X per month	M24
French National Honor Society	Mrs. Bouchet	1X per month w/French Club	M24
Future Business Leaders	Finley Mr. Loube Mrs. Johnston Mr. Lalli Ms. Guerro	In Class	584
Gay/Straight Alliance	Ms. Anson Mr. Yanku	Mondays	578
German Club	Ms. Kozdras		287
German Honor Society	Ms. Kozdras		287
Healthy Eaters	Ms. Gamache		134
H.O.S.A.- Health Occupation Student Association	Ms. J. Howe Mrs. Piotrowski Ms. Quinn Mrs. Makay (579)	In class	582
Harvard Model Congress	Ken Prowell		T-3
Hip Hop	Ms. Santamaria		288
Hispanic Dance	Mr. Loube	Thurs during CT
Hispanic Heritage (Leadership)	Mr. Loube	Thurs during CT
Historical Film Society	Ms. Best	Mondays	233
History Club	Mr. Abadie		Mailbox in Front Office
I Am First Minority Achievement	Ms. Edstrom Ms. Singletary Ms. Tanks	2x per month	Library Lab
Ice Hockey Interest Club	Mr. Van Nuys
Interact Club	Ms. Hicks Mrs. Rollet	1st Thursday of month	Cafeteria/ lecture hall
International Awareness	Janet Ahlbin		291
International Night	Pam Payne		M-19
International Thespian Society	Mr. Monk Ms. Khatcheressian		106
It's Academic Team	Ms. Langley	Friday	250
Junior Math League	Mrs. Christenson Mrs. Setter
Key Club	Ms. Birrell	3rd Tues. of the month	262
Latin Club (Greco Roman Club)	Mr. Achin		283
Latin Honor Society	Mr. Achin		283
Magazine	Mr. Zinger	Monday/Thursday	228
Marketing (DECA)	Mrs. Jones Mrs. Gaffin Mrs. Piotrowski	During CT & after school as scheduled	565-566-570-581
Math Honor Society	Ms. Black	3rd Thurs. of the month	Lecture Hall
Math Team-Varsity	Ms. St. Clair Rita Snyder Grace Park (271)		Cafeteria
Media Production Program	Mr. Zinger	Thursday	Library
Model Judiciary	Mr. Prowell Mrs. Keating		T-3
Model United Nations	Mr. Downes	Thursday	248
Manga (Graphic Novels)	Ms. Walker Ms. Urena	Monday	812
Muslim Student Assoc	Naseema Sait	Friday	M-21
National Honor Society (10,11&12)	Mr. Demek Ms. Guerro	Monday	Auditorium/cafeteria
National Science Honor Society	Mrs. Molloy Mrs. Holincheck	1X per month	126
National Art Honor Society	Mrs. Simmons Ms. Sinclair	2nd Tuesday	112
	Mr. Zinger		228
OrigamiNewspaper - Purple Tide	Mr. Murphy	Monday	227
Photo Club	Mrs. Simmons	1st and 3rd Thursday	122
Quill & Scroll	Mr. Zinger		228
Readers Club	Lynette Constantinides	1st or 2nd Monday of the Month	Library
Robotics	Mr. Rothwell	Wednesdays 2:30-4:30	569
Rugby Interest	Mr. Murphy		227
Save Darfur	Mr. Campbell Ms. Wildman		T-6
Science Club	Ms. Fenton	2nd & 4th Thursday	140/142
Science Olympiad	Ms. Shankar		132/134
Skills USA- animal science	Ms.Kolakoski	In Class	901
Skills USA- Auto Collision	Mr. Brown	In Class	568
Skills USA- Auto Tech	Mr. Brill	In Class	576
Skills USA- Criminal Justice	Mr. Keaton Mr. Birch	In Class	575/581
Skills USA- Culinary	Mr. Doubleday	In Class	564
Skills USA-Cosmetology	Mr. White Mrs. Climo	In Class	903
Spanish Club	Ms. Stepanovich Ms. Placzek	3rd Thursday	284
Spanish Honor Society	Ms. Stepanovich Ms. Placzek	3rd Thursday	284
Step Team	Mrs. Correll
Student Government (SGA)	Mrs. Campbell Ms. Guerro		585
Students for Environmental Awareness (SEA)	Ms. Patey Ms. Fenton Ms. Gerbasi	Monthly	125
Technology Student Association	Mrs. Chudovan		580
Tye Dye	Mrs. Plaugher	3rd Wed. of the month	567
Yearbook-Odyssey	Ms. Downes	Everyday	229
Young Democrats	Ms. Patey Mrs. Lawson Mr. Hickerson	Monthly	211
Young Republicans	Eric Richardson		232

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

SGA

 

Club Name:	Student Government Association 2011-2012
Description of Club: Gold Seal chapter Awarded by National Association Gold Councils of Excellence	Members include all elected officers, club representative, members of the Leadership Class and sixth period representatives. Elected officers are voted upon by their peers each spring for the following school year. This process is open to all students who choose to go through the application and petition process. Club Representative are selected at the beginning of each year and attend the Sixth Period Representative meetings. Members of the Leadership Class include student grades 10 to 12 who have applied to take the class in the spring for the following year. Each student must complete an application, obtain teacher recommendatins and complete a panel interview. Those who are accepted into the leadership class are members of the SGA.
Sponsors:	Melissa Guerro and Becky Campbell
Officers: Executive Board Student Advisory Council Reps	2011-2012 Gabby Snedeker Samantha Small Kara Tribbie Diana Saffarini Lauren Mattfield Mary Zilberfarb Alexa Leuendis Josh Gordon Gianna Tulino Taylor Wood Josh Gordon Sarah Jones Cole Fitzgerald
Meeting:	Rm 586

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Student Gallery

 

 

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Student Health

Clinic Staff

Dale Fletcher		Sandra Nolff
Public Health Nurse		School Health Aide
(703) 222-8106		(703) 222-8106
Dale.Fletcher@fcps.edu		SJNolff@fcps.edu

Student Health

Dear Charger Parent,

The following information outlines steps for parents to help ensure compliance with FCPS Medication Administration Policy.

1. ALL MEDICATIONS require a completed Medication Authorization Form. This includes medications approved and prescribed to be hand-carried by the student. The Medication authorization forms must be renewed at the beginning of each school year. . All forms can be downloaded at http://www.fcps.edu. Please follow the following links for specific medication authorization forms.
   • General Medication Form
   • Epinephrine Form
   • Inhaler Form


2. Part I of the Medication Authorization Form must be completed and signed by parent/guardian.


3. Part II of Medication authorization Form must be completed and signed by a physician for all prescribed medications.


4. Parents may complete and sign part II ONLY for over-the-counter (OTC) medications, to relieve symptoms of headache, muscle ache, orthodontic pain, or menstrual cramps. Please indicate the symptoms the medication is to be used for. OTC medications to relieve any other symptoms or ailments must have a physician complete part II.


5. All medications must be received in the clinic in original containers and with completed medication authorization forms. Prescription medication containers should be labeled and dated by the pharmacist. OTC medication containers should have the name of the medication visible and labeled by parent with students name, exact dose to be taken in school, and the frequency/time interval medication is to be given. Siblings may not share any medication bottles.


6. Parents/guardians must transport all prescription medication to and from the clinic. High School students may carry only OTC medication to and from the clinic.


7. Please be alert to medication expiration dates. If possible, medications should not expire during the SY. If a medication is due to expire, you will be notified by phone that it needs to be renewed with in two weeks prior to the expiration date.


8. Medications with authorization forms can be received in the clinic from 7:15am-2:10pm.


9. All medications and corresponding authorization forms must be checked carefully for compliance with FCPS policy. Please plan on waiting for this check to be done before you leave so that any corrections needed can be addressed with you immediately.

The Public Health Nurse (PHN) is responsible to ensure your child receives medication safely during the school day. If you have questions or concerns please contact the PHN at Dale.Fletcher@fcps.edu or call the clinic during school hours at 703-222-8106.

Please reference the following links for important guidelines from Chantilly's Public Health Nurse regarding student health.

• Medication Administration Guidelines
• Specific Health Care Authorization Form
• Student Emergency Transport Information

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Summer Assignments

 

Chantilly High School Summer Reading/Assignments for 2011-2012 School Year

IF A COURSE HAS NO ASSIGNMENT POSTED BY JUNE 30, 2011,
THEN THERE IS NO SUMMER ASSIGNMENT FOR THAT COURSE.

Assignments are listed by Academic Department.
Note: Assignments are presented in PDF format.

For Pre-AP Summer Seminar for rising 9th graders please check the headlines on the homepage.

Art (Visual Arts)
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
AP 2D Photography	DPSinclair1@fcps.edu	Summer Assigment 2012-13
AP Studio Art	DPSinclair1@fcps.edu	Summer Assigment 2012-13
Business/Marketing
No business courses have summer assignments. This includes: Acctg.; Advanced Acctg.; Business Law; Business Management; Finance; Design, Multimedia, Web Tech.; Information Systems; Advanced Information Systems; Office Administration; Programming; and Web Development No Marketing courses have summer assignments.
English	AKJ Educational Services is one source for purchasing your summer reading materials. You may access the site from the link provided.
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
All English Courses	MaryKay.Downes@fcps.edu	English Summer Reading Assignments 2011-12
Math
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
Algebra I	Joan.Black@fcps.edu	There is no summer assignment for this course.
Algebra II		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Algebra II Honors	Jean.Stclair@fcps.edu Norma.christenson@fcps.edu	Algebra II Honors Summer Packet 2011
AP Calculus AB	Rita.Snyder@fcps.edu	AP Calculus AB Packet
AP Statistics		There is no summer assignment for this course.
AP Calculus BC	Jean.StClair@fcps.edu	BC Calculus Summer Assignment 2012
Geometry		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Geometry Honors	jpking@fcps.edu	Geometry Honors Summer Packet 2011
Pre-Calculus Honors	CLPrishack@fcps.edu	Pre-Calculus Honors Summer Packet 2012
Performing Arts
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
AP Music Theory		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Science
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
AP Biology	kcmolloy@fcps.edu	AP Biology 2011
AP Chemistry	irkoppel@fcps.edu	AP Chemistry Summer Assignment
AP Environmental Science (APES)	amfenton@fcps.edu	AP Environmental Science 2011-12
AP Physics		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Chemistry I and Chemistry I Honors	irkoppel@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12
Honors Biology		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Social Studies
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
AP World History (10th grade)	jedownes@fcps.edu Richard.Monteverde@fcps.edu	AP World History Parent Letter Stearns pt. 1 Chapter 1-2 Stearns pt. 2 Chapter 3-5 Summer Reading Themes Chart
AP European History	Kenneth.Prowell@fcps.edu	AP European History Summer Assignment
AP US Government - for all sections	Kenneth.Prowell@fcps.edu	Instructions for Summer Assignments AP US Government Summer Assignment "Surveying the US Consititution"
AP Psychology		There is no summer assignment for this course.
AP Human Geography		There is no summer assignment for this course.
AP US History	Philip.Cronin@fcsp.edu ctdemek@fcps.edu	AP US History Summer Assignment Explanation of Summer Assignment
World Languages
Course	Teacher Contact	Assignment
Latin I, II, III, IV		There is no summer assignment for this course.
AP French	mbbouchet@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12
French 4	mbbouchet@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12 How to Type Accent
AP Latin		There is no summer assignment for this course.
German II		There is no summer assignment for this course.
German III		There is no summer assignment for this course.
German IV		There is no summer assignment for this course.
AP German		There is no summer assignment for this course.
Spanish II	jsahlbin@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12
Spanish III	tgwhitesell@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12
AP Spanish	mealexander@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12
Spanish IV	jsahlbin@fcps.edu	Summer Assignment 2011-12

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Parents/Community

• PTSA
• Announcements
• Visitation/Observation Guidelines
• Communications
• Boosters
• Parent Liaisons
• Alumni

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Announcements

 

May PTSA

February PTSA

CPMSAC Step Program

 

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Communications

 

Ways to Stay Informed

There are a number of ways for parents and community members to find and receive information about what is happening in FCPS and specifically at Chantilly High School.

• Accessing Blackboard
• Booster Websites
• Familygram
• Keep In Touch Messaging System
• Parent Resource Center
• PTSA News
• PTSA Website
• 

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Boosters

Back to School Night for Parents is Thursday, September 22 at 6:30pm

Frequently used links for parents:

Athletic Boosters	http://www.chantillysports.org
Band Boosters	http://www.chantillyband.org
Choir Boosters	http://chantillychoral.org/
Drama Boosters	http://www.chantillyhsdrama.com
Orchestra Boosters	http://chantillyorchestra.org
PTSA	http://www.chantillyhsptsa.org/

This web page contains links to one or more pages that are outside the FCPS network. FCPS does not control the content or relevancy of these pages.

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Parent Liaisons

 

Parent Liaisons
A link between home and school

Who Are Parent Liaisons?

Parent liaisons are special staff members who work in your child's school. They help you get the information and assistance you need to support your child at home and to ensure your child's academic success.

Why Do Schools Have Parent Liaisons?

Parent liaisons serve as a communication link between home and school. They welcome and orient families to the schools and familiarize the families with the school's cultures, policies, procedures, and practices.

What Can Parent Liaisons Do?

Because parent liaisons know a great deal about your child's school and community, they are a valuable resource for you. They can connect you with the appropriate people within the school or community who can help you meet you child's needs.

The parent liaisons establish and build successful working relationships with the families of all children in the school. They appreciate the school's cultural diversity and work to foster unity, cohesiveness, and cooperation among all families.

All parent liaisons are proficient in the English language; many speak one or more additional languages.

How Do Parent Liaisons Help Parents?

Parent liaisons provide services such as the following to assist you and your child:

• Encourage open communication between you and school personnel.
• Explain the purpose and process of conferences and school meetings.
• Attend conferences and school meeting with you to clarify procedures and processes.
• When needed, make arrangements to have language interpreters at school meetings.
• Explain school, policies, practices, and programs.
• Provide information about school goals, resources, and activities.

How to Contact a Parent Liason

Parent Liaison's Office
Room: 592
Phone: 703-222-6303

Farsi
Shahnaz Masumi
Shmasumi@aol.com
Friday, 12:30pm - 2:30pm

Korean
YoungHee Kang
younghee.kang@fcpsedu
Thursday, 10:30am - 2:30pm

Spanish
Ana Bauserman
ana.bauserman@fcpsedu
Tuesday, 10:00am - 2:00pm

Vietnamese
Yvonne Wynn
Yvonne13132@yahoo.com
Wednesday, 10:00am - 12:00pm

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Alumni

What's Happening At Chantilly?

Visiting or living in the area? Think of bringing your friends and family to one of our many athletic or performing arts activities. Tickets for almost all events are available at the door. Many of our chorus, band and orchestra concerts are free to the public. Check out the main page for announcements about upcoming activities.

 

• Chantilly High School Alumni Site
• Fairfax County Public Schools Alumni Site
• Reunion Information - FCPS
• Transcript Information

 

This web page contains links to one or more pages that are outside the FCPS network. FCPS does not control the content or relevancy of these pages.

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Resources

• Policies & Procedures
• Community Resources
• Bell Schedule
• Lunch Info

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Policies & Procedures

Policies & Procedures

Chantilly High School

Chantilly High School has policies and procedures to provide structure and consistency in the daily operation of the school.

• Attendance - FCPS regulation
• Cellphone and Electronic Device Policy (link coming soon)
• Dress Code
• Student Handbook (link coming soon)

CHS Attendance Policy

Chantilly High School follows the guidelines established by the Fairfax County School Board, Policy 2232.2.

Starting with the third unexcused tardy to school, students are assigned consequences up to In-School Suspension.  Six or more tardies in a quarter to any class will prevent a student from being eligible for Charger In Good Standing.

 

FCPS

FCPS Grading
FCPS adopted a new grading system beginning with the 2009-2010 school year. Additional information about the new grading scale and other changes can be found at http://www.fcps.edu/news/grading.htm

• FCPS Policies and Procedures
• Student Rights and Responsibilities

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Community Resources

Emergency Services	Phone
Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline	703-324-7400
Emergency/Homeless Shelter	703-222-0880
Alternative House Teen Shelter	703-506-9191, 1-800-SAY-TEEN
Northwest Center for Community Mental Health (Reston)	703-481-4100
24-hour Emergency Mental Health Services	703-573-5679
Victim Assistance Network	703-360-7273
National Runaway Switchboard	1-800-RUNAWAY
AIDS Hotline	1-800-533-4148
Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline	1-800-227-8622
Overeaters Anonymous	703-823-6682
Eating Disorders Hotline	703-228-1550, 1-800-931-2237 (information/referral)
Emergency Services
Northern VA Al-Anon Services Center	703-764-0476, toll free 877-339-8350
Alcohol and Drug Hotline	703-783-1300
Comprehensive Addiction Treatment Services (Fairfax Hospital)	1-800-435-7221 ext. 1559
Alcohol and Drug Youth Services	703-481-4004
Northwest Center for Community Mental Health (Reston)	703-481-4100
Alcoholics Anonymous	703-876-6166
Narcotics Anonymous (Help line)	703-435-1230
Child Care
Fairfax County Department of Social Services (Reston)	703-324-8290
Child Care Assistance and Referral	703-449-8484
School Aged Child Care	703-449-8989
Counseling
Northern VA Family Service	703-219-2185
Northwest Center for Community Mental Health (Reston)	703-481-4100
Reston Counseling Center	703-437-0400
Springwood Hospital (Leesburg)	703-777-0800
Dominion Hospital	703-536-2000
Pastoral Counseling	703-903-9696
Reston Interfaith, Inc.	571-232-9555
Inova Kellar Center	703-218-8500
Kaiser Permanente Behavioral Health	866-530-8778
Victim’s Assistance Network	703-360-7273
Crisis Link	703-427-4077, 1-800-SUICIDE
Gang Services
Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force	703-GET-HELP (438-4357)
Graffiti	703-558-2222

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Bell Schedule

 

Monday-Thursday Schedule 7-minute passing between blocks Pledge/Moment of Silence at 7:20
A Days				B Days
1st 7:20 - 8:50				2nd 7:20 - 8:50
LS* 8:57 - 9:42				4th 8:57 - 10:27
CT* 9:47 - 10:27
5th 10:34 - 12:33	Class	Lunch	Class	6th 10:34 - 12:33
	-----	10:34-11:04	11:04-12:33
	10:34-11:04	11:04-11:34	11:34-12:33
	10:34-11:33	11:33-12:03	12:03-12:33
	10:34-12:03	12:03-12:33	-----
7th 12:40 - 2:10				8th 12:40 - 2:10

*LS = Learning Seminar
*CT = Charger Time

Friday Schedule Buses arrive as usual. If a delay occurs on a Friday, Teacher Collaboration is cancelled. 7-minute passing between blocks Video announcements at 9:07
Teacher Collaboration 7:10 -7:50
A Days				B Days
1st 7:56- 9:16				2nd 7:56 - 9:16
LS 9:23 - 10:08 (45)				4th 9:23 - 10:43
CT 10:13 - 10:43 (30)
5th 10:50 - 12:43	Class	Lunch	Class	6th 10:50 - 12:43
	-----	10:50-11:20	11:20-12:43
	10:50-11:17	11:17-11:47	11:47-12:43
	10:50-11:45	11:45-12:15	12:15-12:43
	10:50-12:13	12:13-12:43	-----
7th 12:50 - 2:10				8th 12:50 - 2:10

 

Two-Hour Delay Schedule If a delay occurs on a Friday, Teacher Collaboration is cancelled. 8 minute passing between blocks Pledge/Moment of Silence at 9:24
A Days						B Days
1st 9:20 - 10:39						2nd 9:20 - 10:11
NO LS or CT						4th 10:18 - 11:08
5th 10:46 - 12:44						6th 11:15 - 1:13
Class	Lunch	Class			Class	Lunch	Class
-----	10:46-11:16	11:16-12:44			-----	11:15-11:45	11:45-1:13
10:46-11:15	11:15-11:45	11:45-12:44			11:15-11:44	11:44-12:14	12:14-1:13
10:46-11:44	11:44-12:14	12:14-12:44			11:15-12:13	12:13-12:43	12:43-1:13
10:46-12:14	12:14-12:44	-----			11:15-12:43	12:43-1:13	-----
7th 12:51-2:10						8th 1:20 - 2:10

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann

Contact Us

Activities Office	703-222-8160
Cafeteria	703-222-8178
Career Center	703-222-8154
Chantilly Academy	703-222-7460
Health Room	703-222-8106
Main Office	703-222-8100
Parent Liaison	703-222-6303
Student Activities	703-448-4909
Student Services	703-222-8150
Sub School 1 (A-Gam)	703-222-8110
Sub School 2 (Gan-Mejia)	703-222-8120
Sub School 3 (Mek-Sak)	703-222-8130
Sub School 4 (Sal - Z)	703-222-8140
Sub School 5	703-222-7420

Absentee Numbers

Subschool 1	A - GAM (includes Mr. Sousa's kids)	703-222-8110
Subschool 2	Gan - Mejia	703-222-8120
Subschool 3	Mel - Sak	703-222-8130
Subschool 4	Sal - Z	703-222-8140
Subschool 5	All students based in SS5	703-222-7400

 

Curator: Shawn Heilemann