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Key Takeaways - Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee Meeting (1/22/25)
Dr. Reid updates the community on the key takeaways from the Superintendent’s Boundary Review Advisory Committee Meeting on January 22.
TJHSST Student Named Finalist in 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search
Ray Zhang, who attends Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, has been named a finalist in the 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search. He is among 40 finalists announced today from a group of 300 scholars.
Cappies Review: Be Our Guest for Langley High School's Captivating "Beauty and the Beast" Production
Many FCPS high schools participate in the Washington, D.C., chapter of the Critics and Awards Program for High School Theatre, otherwise known as the Cappies. Check out this review of Langley High School's production of "Beauty and the Beast" written by Warner Smith of Lake Braddock Secondary School…
Fairfax County Public Schools inspires and empowers students to meet high academic standards.
We're the 9th largest school system in the U.S. -- 199 schools
We teach nearly 183,000 enrolled students
FCPS employs over 25,000 full-time staff
Our school bus fleet is the largest in the country--over 1,600 buses
FCPS on the Move
These videos showcase our amazing students--and the staff that help make Fairfax County Public Schools a nationally recognized school division.
Opened in 2024, Carter G. Woodson High School proudly bears the name of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the “Father of Black History.” Renamed in 2023, the school honors Dr. Woodson’s groundbreaking efforts to preserve African American history.
Born in 1875 in Virginia to formerly enslaved parents, Dr. Woodson worked tirelessly to support his family before earning advanced degrees, including a Ph.D. in history from Harvard. He championed the recognition of African American contributions, founding the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, launching Negro History Week (the precursor to Black History Month), and authoring influential works like *The Mis-Education of the Negro.*
Carter G. Woodson High School continues his legacy, fostering excellence and inspiring future generations to honor history and drive progress.
A group of passionate chess players from TJHSST gathered every Wednesday to teach chess to eager students at Garfield Elementary School. From the basics of piece movement to advanced strategies, this after school experience was enriching for the students as for their mentors. Watch as young minds develop their skills, ignite their love for the game, and carry forward the legacy of chess
Born in 1996 during the Liberian civil war, James entered first grade at 13, facing constant relocation due to rebel movements. The Ebola outbreak disrupted his schooling after just 5 years.
In 2016, luck turned for the Wrobeh family when they won the immigration lottery, bringing them to the United States. At 19, with a sixth-grade education, James faced a new challenge. Unsure of where to continue his education, James found his place at the non-traditional Bryant High School. Testing into the ninth grade, James defied the odds, completing grades 9-12 in just 3 years
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