In a two-week internship at the end of their senior year, over 85 members of Madison High’s Class of 2019 joined the workforce with an opportunity to learn more about their career interests.

Robinson Secondary School has been named the winner of the 2018-19 Wells Fargo Cup for Academics for Class 6.

Six Fairfax County Public Schools students have been named recipients of the 2019 Congressional Award’s Gold Medal, the U.S. Congress’s award for young Americans.

FCPS wants you to be a part of our team! We are searching for educators and operational staff with a passion to make a difference. To meet hiring needs in both instructional and operational areas, we are hosting a career fair on June 25, 2019, during which networking and possible interviewing opportunities with representatives from various FCPS schools and offices will be available.

Sophomores from five high schools sponsored STEM into Spring, an engineering event providing fifth graders at Belvedere Elementary the opportunity to learn about STEM that encourages them to continue exploring the field once they move to Glasgow Middle.

Emanda Seifu, a student at Woodson High, was awarded the 2019 NCWIT (National Center for Woman and Information Technology) Certificate of Distinction.

Haycock Elementary students excelled at the Math Olympiad competition this year, achieving some of the highest scores in the country.

Glasgow Middle’s 2019 KidWind team won the national middle school champion and wind tracker awards at the KidWind National Competition.

Several Glasgow Middle students have been recognized for their work in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities.

In the Envirothon state competition--a competition about natural resources includng water, soil, forests, and wildlife plus a special topic—Marshall High’s Envirothon team placed sixth.