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Mosby Woods Elementary School students won the participation champions category in the Hershey Track and Field Meet held recently at Falls Church High School.
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Students in the FECEP/Head Start class at Parklawn Elementary School use sea creature puppets to learn about the Chesapeake Bay.
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An Oakton High School student received the fourth award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, competing in the category of Behavioral and Social Sciences. |
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Students and their families were able to meet and talk with other children and families who use technology or picture boards to communicate during the annual Chatterbox Fun Fair. |
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For a unit on African Art, Whitman Middle School seventh grade art students were visited by a docent from the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, who brought museum objects for the students to examine.
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Journalism students at Cooper Middle School initiated a service learning project that eventually spread to the entire school to make people aware of the situation in Darfur. |
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As part of Autism Awareness month, Churchill Road Elementary School students learn what it may be like for some students with autism to complete a puzzle by wearing bulky gloves to simulate the experience.
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Centre Ridge Elementary School principal Jim Baldwin took strings class with fourth grade students this year; he learned to play the viola and participated in the school’s spring concert. |
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Three Annandale High School students partnered with 99.1 El Zol radio to gain community support for the Hispanic Leadership Club’s community engagement initiatives, including increasing college enrollment for Hispanic students.
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Deer Park Elementary School students collected more than 23,000 plastic bags for recycling for a competition sponsored by Harris Teeter and Trex, which will use them to make deck material for homes.
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Second year Culinary Arts students from Edison Academy worked alongside professional chefs during the lunch rush at McCormick and Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant in McLean. |
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Columbia Elementary School fourth and fifth grade students get ready to perform Fire of Vesuvius. |
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A member of the class of 2008 from Stuart High School celebrates her graduation. |
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In preparation for prom and graduation season, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue teamed with Fairfax County Police to stage a mock accident at Marshall High School to show students the dangers of unsafe driving. |
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Class of 2008 from Falls Church High School celebrates after receiving their diplomas. |
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Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 2008. |

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A McLean High School graduate congratulates his classmate. |
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Carol Rutherford, ESOL chairperson, celebrates with her students after their graduation from Pimmit Hills Alternative High School. |
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Sixth grade students at Crossfield Elementary School participate in cupstacking activities during their physical education class. |
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Sixth grade students at Churchill Road Elementary School check for holes in their hot air balloon in preparation for an upcoming launch. |
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Oak View Elementary School fifth grade students wrote letters to U.S. soldiers in Korea and received personal letters and a flag flown at the military base. |
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Two Falls Church High School students won awards in the 2008 Mid-Atlantic Haiku competition. |
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Members of Parklawn Elementary School’s Girls on the Run team train with coaches and run with buddy runners. |
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Fourth grade students from Greenbriar East Elementary School played games of the period during Colonial Day. |
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Marshall High School graduates listen to former Washington Redskins player Ken Harvey give the commencement address. |
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Members of the Westfield High School class of 2008 celebrate their graduation. |
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The staff and students of Silverbrook Elementary School hosted the U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps as part of a Colonial Days celebration. |
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Volunteers from Deloitte spent the day at Hybla Valley Elementary School for JA in a Day, a Junior Achievement program that teaches students economic and business concepts that are aligned with the FCPS Program of Studies and the Virginia Standards of Learning. |
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Waynewood Elementary School students collected Pennies for Peace, which will be used to purchase school supplies for children in Afghanistan and Pakistan. |
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A Spring Hill Elementary School student won first place in Virginia for her poster in the Limit the Sun, Not the Fun! contest sponsored by the Shade Foundation. |
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Third grade students at Terraset Elementary School created self-portraits in the style of an ancient Roman bust, then described themselves, their favorite food, and their hobbies, which they attached to the bottom of their portrait. |
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Fifth grade students from Keene Mill Elementary School examine oysters and other native species onboard a skipjack during their field trip to the Chesapeake Bay Field Lab. |
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Students at Churchill Road Elementary School participate in math games as part of the Figuring on 50 math night celebration in honor of the school's 50th anniversary. |
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Fourth grade students from Clearview Elementary School traveled to Richmond to visit the Virginia Historical Society. |
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These students were named Outstanding Students of the 2007-08 school year in their programs at Chantilly Academy. |
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This Key Middle School student planted flower beds around the school as part of his Eagle Scout project. |
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