Marshall High’s Leadership students and its Military Youth Liaison Organization reached out to the Marshall community to collect extra Halloween candy and donate it to the troops at Fort Belvoir through the USO.

Thoreau Middle eighth grader Katie has become one of the first female Eagle Scouts in history, as well as the youngest.

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) seniors in the Class of 2020 maintained performance levels well above state and national averages on the SAT.

The Fairfax County School Board has voted to make Inauguration Day a holiday for FCPS students and employees, and Juneteenth a holiday for employees.

Mosby Woods Elementary School Renaming Public Hearing Scheduled

In recognition of Cybersecurity Month and National Cybersecurity Awareness Week, Marshall Academy is hosting a cybersecurity career speaker series for Cyber: IT students.

Students at Woodson High will meet virtually with wounded warriors at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Thursday, November 5, hosted by Operation Patriot, a student organization.

The Office of Food and Nutrition Services has been awarded a $200,000 grant from No Kid Hungry to support meal service to students—particularly those in need—by expanding awareness of the program countywide.

FCPS student athletes will be allowed to return to Virginia High School League competition in December,

A group of 52 students from Laurel Ridge Elementary School and one student from Falls Church High School have been recognized by Governor Ralph Northam for nominating Black Virginians to be recognized on highway markers throughout the state.