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New Today: (2/3/12) Approximately 220 science projects created by more than 380 students will be on display at the Fairfax High Science Fair on Saturday, February 4. The fair will be open to the public from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with an awards ceremony scheduled for 12:30 p.m.  More school events.

FY 2013 Budget

At the January 12 Fairfax County School Board meeting, Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Jack D. Dale released the school system’s FY 2013 Proposed Budget of $2.4 billion, an increase of 9 percent, or $202.3 million, from the FY 2012 Approved Budget. Details.

Continuing Interest

  • Numbers of Expulsions, Student Reassignments Drop in FCPS (2/3/12) Full
  • FCPS to Streamline Adult and Community Education (2/2/12) Full
  • Annual FCPS Student Mediation Conference Brings Peer Mediators Together for Conflict Resolution (2/2/12) Full
  • West Springfield Elementary School to Host Diversity in Education Presentation (2/2/12) Full
  • Three Fairfax County Schools Recognized for Model School Counseling Programs (2/2/12) Full
  • FCPS Secondary School Students Win Regional Scholastic Art Awards (2/1/12) Full
  • FCPS Students Write Winning Plays in Arena Stage 10-Minute Play Competition (2/1/12) Full

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There are no emergency announcements at this time.

When Fairfax County Public Schools have a schedule change (closing or delay) due to inclement weather or other emergencies, the information is communicated as soon as the decision is made in these ways: 

  • Posted here.
  • Posted on TV Channel 21 (Cox Communications, Reston Comcast, and Verizon cable customers only).
  • Sent via e-mail to parents through the Keep in Touch e-mail notification system.
  • Called in to area radio and television stations.
  • Posted to Facebook and Twitter.
  • Please note that due to budget cuts, the telephone hotline is no longer operational.

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Crossfield Elementary School fourth grade students proudly display the character cans they created for the books that they chose to read.

Crossfield Elementary School fourth grade students proudly display the character cans they created for the books that they chose to read.

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