Two Fairfax County Public Schools individuals who have made outstanding contributions to high school athletic and activity programs have been selected to the 2019 Virginia High School Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Virginia High School League.

Nearly 50 different career professionals came to South Lakes High to talk with sophomores about what they do and what education, training, and experience they have.

Seventeen Fairfax County public schools students were named Fairfax Symphony 2019 All-Stars via a competitive audition process.

Westgate Elementary students participated in the school’s annual design and engineering fair, Design Palooza, creating green machines to benefit the environment.

Students from three Fairfax County public schools were honored for their innovative environmental solutions at the eighth annual Student Environmental Action Showcase at George Mason University.

The Fairfax County School Board approved revisions to the 2019-20 calendar at its April 25 business meeting.

Nineteen teachers from four Fairfax County public schools have earned a Certificate of Study for their participation in the Kennedy Center’s 2019 Changing Education Through the Arts program.

Madison High students won several awards at the Envirothon, a local competition focused on aquatics, wildlife, natural resources-soils, forestry, and a current environmental issue, sponsored by Dominion Energy and the Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District.

Camelot Elementary students will showcase their work--the culmination of Project-Based Leaning work they have completed in art, music, and language arts this year--at a screening of three films on Monday, May 6, at 10 a.m.

Forty Marshall High students spent Earth Day sprucing up the native species garden, urban wildlife habitat, and outdoor classrooms in the school courtyard.