Shan Lateef, a sophomore at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, won first place in the Medicine and Behavioral Health category of the Junior Science and Humanities Symposia Program, a tri-service-sponsored STEM competition promoting original research and experimentation for high school students.

Students at Quander Road School got a close-up look at the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter (USCGC) EAGLE, also known as the Barque EAGLE.

Sixth grade classes at Kings Glen Elementary spent several weeks reading and discussing historic fiction books. As a culminating activity, the students decided to try their hands at writing their own historic fiction book.

After advancing through two phases of online competition, the Mount Vernon High JROTC Academic Team will compete at the 2019 U.S Marine Corps Junior ROTC Academic Bowl Championship June 21-25.

Recommended Family Life Education (FLE) materials (media and lesson objectives) to support instruction are available for community review from Thursday, May 9, through close of business on Friday, June 7.

West Potomac High student Christine O’Hara was named the winner of the Jacinta Marie Bunnell Award for Commentary by Youth Journalism International in their 2019 Excellence in Journalism contest.

Works by student filmmakers who attend Fairfax County Public Schools have been named official selections in the 2019 Virginia High School League Film Festival.

Northrop Grumman invited STEM Engineering students from Chantilly Academy, a Governor’s STEM Academy, to participate in their STEM Innovation Challenge.

The Marshall High Architecture, Construction, Engineering Mentor team presented its capstone garden shed project to a panel of judges at the ACE DC Student Presentation Night and Competition and took home the first place trophy.

At Mount Vernon High, robotics students take development to the next level with the introduction of Rapid Technology Deployment.