Parent Resources
New Links
Life-Threatening Allegeries Flyer
Lunch Schedules 2011-2012
Awards: Excellence in leading schools, in teaching students in our schools, and in supporting our schools is what Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) is all about. The Department of Human Resources sponsors recognition of our outstanding performers as they seek to create and demonstrate best instructional and support practices. For tips on nominating an employee, visit our toolkit 
.
Principal of the Year: A principal is recognized by FCPS for outstanding leadership. The FCPS Principal of the Year is also the recipient of The Washington Post Distinguished Educational Leadership Award.
Nominations now open 
. Due January 13, 2012
Teacher of the Year: Teachers who exemplify excellence in their profession are recognized annually. The FCPS Teacher of the Year is also the recipient of The Washington Post Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award.
Nominations now open
. Due January 13, 2012
Additional Links
Adult and Community Education (ACE): FCPS Adult and Community Education now serves approximately 61,000 individuals each year in school and community facilities countywide. Most classes offered to the public.
Counselors' Corner: The counselors like to provide a comprehensive, developmentally-appropriate counseling program that allows all students to succeed. Find out what programs are now being offered.
FCPS Parent Resources:
Fairfax County Public Schools has many resources for parents.
Helping Children Learn Newsletter: English
This is a parent newsletter from the Parent Institute. It has meaningful and effortless ways for families to help their children succeed in school!
Helping Children to Learn Newsletter: Spanish
Esto es un noticiero para los padres del Instituto de Padres. Contiene maneras significantes y sin esfuerzo para que las familias puedan ayudar a sus hijos a tener exito en la escuela
LunchMoney.com: Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) offers myLunchMoney.com, an online prepayment service, to its students and employees to pay for school breakfasts and lunches.
Parktakes: There's enough going on in your parks to fill every leisure hour and satisfy every recreational interest. Try out a class, camp, or tour!
Technology at Home:This program enables students, faculty, and staff members to purchase software and hardware directly from vendors at educational discount rates.