Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) has been awarded a School Security Equipment Grant for $236,102 from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam.

A dozen Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students from Fairfax High traveled to the University of Mary Washington for the FBLA Regional Fall Leadership Conference.

Members of Marshall High’s Latinos United Club took a field trip to Capital One’s headquarters in McLean to meet with their mentors.

Three FCPS teachers and two Fairfax County public schools have been named 2019 winners of Fairfax County’s Friends of Trees awards.

Bailey’s Upper creative movement and dance teacher Becky Epstein will serve as the choreographer for the annual Dance for Kindness event that will be held on Monday, November 11.

Falls Church High ESOL teacher Jael Zeballos was featured on actor Kristen Bell’s Instagram page on Friday, October 11, along with her Amazon wishlist.

Students enrolled in driver education at Cedar Lane School heard from representatives of Virginia Tech’s Transportation Research Institute about safely sharing the road with semi-trucks.

At West Potomac High, Spanish 5 students participated in the school’s fourth Hispanic Interactive Wax Museum in honor of Hispanic American Heritage Month.

Robinson Secondary student artists Karsten Assoua, Isabelle Donie, Savannah Lowery, Peyton Medd, and Josiah Zayas were recently recognized for their award-winning artwork in the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign “Virginia is for Givers” poster contest.

Quander Road School art students traveled to Purcellville to see artist Bob Ross’s Happy Accidents exhibit at the Franklin Park Arts Center.