PARENTS

Parent Information

• FAIRFAX YOUTH SURVEYS

  On October 3rd and 4th, all sophomores and seniors enrolled in English 10 and 12 were given a letter explaining the Fairfax Youth Survey.  The survey will be completed in English 10 and 12 classes on November 10th and 11th.  The survey focuses on risk behaviors such as alcohol, tobacco, and drug use as well as delinquency and violence.  It also measures specific protective factors concerning health and safety that help youth refrain from high risk behaviors.  In case the letter and opt-out form did not make it home to you, please click on the links below to review the information.  If you do not wish for your son or daughter to participate, please click on the Parent Opt Out Ltr link below, complete the form, and have your student return it to his/her school counselor as soon as possible.  If you have any questions, please contact Ms. McNamara, Assistant Principal, at (703) 924-8306.
  • Parent Opt Out Letter
  • Fairfax Youth Survey
  • Opt Out Form
• Student Rights and Responsibilities: The safety of all students is a top priority of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS). Student conduct rules are outlined in the FCPS Student Rights and Responsibilities handbook (SR&R) which is reviewed annually by the Fairfax County School Board. Students may be disciplined by school officials, including suspension and expulsion, for conduct while on school property, for conduct while engaged in or attending a school activity, or for conduct that affects students while going to or returning home from school. Students may also be disciplined for acts committed away from school property and outside school hours if the conduct is detrimental to the interest of the school or adversely affects school discipline or if the conduct results in a criminal charge or conviction. Students may be excluded from school for expulsion from another school division or private school.
  Policies having to do with dress code, cell phones, assault, bullying, harassment, disruption of school activities, threats, gang-related activities, use or possession of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, weapons, and school safety can also be found in the current version of the Student Rights and Responsibilities handbook.
  Teachers will use age appropriate lessons at the beginning of the school year to help students understand the information in the SR&R handbook.  Students in middle school and high school will also be shown a video to help reinforce information in the handbook. 
  
  Student Rights and Responsibilities for Parents 2011-12
  
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Parents are asked to read the SR&R booklet and discuss expectations for respectful, positive behavior with their child.  Parents should sign the signature form in the SR&R to indicate they have received the booklet, and send the signed form back to school.  A Parent Companion Guide to the SR&R has been developed to help parents discuss the SR&R with their child.     

Parent Organizations

Lee Band Boosters: www.leelancerband.org

President, John Alleger, jalleger@verizon.net

Vice President, Alexandra Masterson

Treasurer, Chris Bates, b8888family@aol.com

Secretary, Sheryl Alleger, salleger@verizon.net

Lee Chorus Boosters

Kristan Sheppard, choral director/guitar instructor
Contact email: kmsheppard1@fcps.edu

President, Betty Young – byoung@bbandt.com
Vice President, Robin Cameron – 9bywaterst@gmail.com
Treasurer, Sheila Jones – spacedesigner1@msn.com
Secretary, Carol Feinberg – cmfeinberg@fcps.edu

Lee Drama Boosters

Representative, Andrea Berting, akberting@fcps.edu

Lee Orchestra Boosters: www.leeorchestra.org

President, Susan Bell, bellsst@cox.net

Treasurer, Jenny Ewell, jennyewell@email.com

Lee PTSA: http://leeptsa.wordpress.com/

President, Dawn Stoffelen, dawn.stoffelen@fairfaxcounty.gov

Vice President, Karen Freeman, karen.freeman@ngc.com

Treasurer, Susan Maher, susansings@verizon.net

Secretary, Liz McGhan, mlmcghan@aol.com

Lee Sports Boosters: www.lancersathletics.org/index.cfm?action=main.boosters

President, Doug Rodgers, jrodgers34@cox.net

1st Vice President, Sue Seward

2nd Vice President, Kim Cox

Treasurer, Tammie Hollowood

Secretary, Teresa Moore