Students in the sixth grade at Cunningham Park Elementary explored possible career choices for their future using content-based research.

A total of 226 students from 14 Fairfax County Public Schools high schools were recognized as finalists at the Virginia DECA State Leadership Conference.

McLean High sophomore Libby Eick, a Photography 2 student, was one of 15 finalists nationwide in the National Portrait Gallery’s 2020 National Teen Portrait Competition.

Nine Woodson High students have completed Teen Mental Health First Aid training and are now certified mental health First-Aiders.

Kindergarten students from Riverside ES and Woodlawn ES have partnered with the Digital Art and Design 1 students at Mount Vernon High to create collaborative illustrations.

West Springfield High students learned about available Automotive Technology classes and careers from a WSHS senior who has a job lined up in the field after graduation.

The Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) has designated March as Equity in Education month.

In honor of Black History Month, Marshall High’s Black Student Union Club visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.

Three Fairfax County public schools are among nine schools nationwide—and the only schools in Virginia—selected as recipients of the 2020 First Amendment Press Freedom Award.

Chantilly High senior Tony used the skills learned in his Tech Drawing class to design an assistive device that helps Greenbriar West Elementary fourth grader Ayan play the viola.