During her Capstone Project, Leela discovered specific reasons young girls don't always pursue STEM careers. She was so inspired that she wrote a book called Elara, STEM Girl, as a way to encourage young girls!

FCPS student athletes had a great spring 2018 sports season and won several team and individual state championships.

The Cappies is a program through which high school theater and journalism students are trained as critics, attend shows at other schools, write reviews, and publish those reviews. Read a review of Fairfax High School's production of Little Mermaid, written by Samuel Zarek of Mount Vernon High School.

Teaching future conservationists.

Dad's visit their children at McNair Elementary and have the opportunity to enjoy Doughnuts with their children, take the kiddos to their classroom when the bell rings, and then volunteer in different areas throughout the school.

Global classrooms provide opportunities for students to collaborate with peers from around the world.

The Cappies is a program through which high school theater and journalism students are trained as critics, attend shows at other schools, write reviews, and publish those reviews. Take a look at a review of Annandale High School's production of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, written by Katherine Kelly of McLean High School.

It’s not full of lions and tigers and bears, but the animal science classroom at Chantilly Academy does house reptiles, a tortoise, snakes, geckos, a chinchilla, a bearded dragon, a guinea pig, a rat, a ferret, and Madagascar cockroaches.

Work-based learning leads to career readiness in FCPS.

April is Autism Awareness Month, and teacher Anice Denton is transforming that month-long focus into learning opportunities for the Armstrong Elementary School community to last a lifetime.

Chef Glenn Walden guides and encourages his Culinary Arts students as they learn the inner workings of a professional kitchen and serve highly sought-after meals in Bistro 1093 each week.

Thanks to Innovation Health, students in 12 additional Fairfax County public schools will be able to learn about bike safety during physical education class.