Mary Ann Panarelli, director of Intervention and Prevention Services for Fairfax County Public Schools, has been named winner of the 2018 Educational Leadership Award by Leadership Fairfax.

Westgate Elementary teachers Maya Cash and Ashley Rosenlund have developed a first and third grade partnership to engage students in conversations about social justice.

Seven professional educators have earned certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, and 32 have renewed their certification.

Students at Cunningham Park Elementary have developed suggestions for new play spaces on school grounds to help meet the requirements of additional recess time approved by the Virginia Board of Education.

Falls Church Academy, a Governor's Health Sciences Academy, and the academy HOSA-Future Health Professionals organization are co-sponsoring a Health Care College and Career Fair on Friday, January 25, 2019, from 9 a.m. to noon at Falls Church High School.

Capital Improvement Program Public Hearing

Students in Mark Whalley's Probability and Statistics classes at Fairfax High held the Stat Olympics, hosting activities to test skills in hand-eye coordination, balance, and stamina.

When the Treat Cart comes down the hall each Friday at Freedom Hill Elementary, teachers and staff members light up with the anticipation of a yummy break in their day.

Robinson Secondary’s Science Olympiad team had several individual medalists—including a first place team—at the National Cathedral Invitational Tournament.

Bryant High School's school-based technology specialist was recognized as 2018 Tech Coach of the Year for making learning about technology fun and keeping students and teachers up-to-date with new skills.