Lake Anne Elementary’s Eco-School team was invited to present at the second annual Student Innovation Showcase at the U.S. Green Building Council in Washington, D.C.

Students from five schools competed in the third annual Mid-Atlantic Junior Japan Bowl, an academic competition modeled after the National Japan Bowl.

Eleven students from Fairfax County Public Schools won awards at the 2019 International Science and Engineering Fair.

Woodlawn Elementary students in Quin Bergh’s kindergarten class and Megan Ardovini’s second grade class have been watching and studying eggs that recently hatched into adorable baby chicks.

The fourth grade Odyssey of the Mind (OOTM) team from Oak Hill Elementary won first place in Division I (grades 3-5) in the Opposites Distract problem at the Virginia State Tournament.

Flint Hill Elementary School has been awarded the Lifetime Green Flag, Eco-Schools’ highest honor, by the National Wildlife Federation’s Eco-Schools USA program.

Thirty Fairfax County Public Schools students from 14 high schools were recognized by ArtsHerndon for outstanding artworks created using technology in the 15th annual Technology and the Arts competition.

A fourth grade student and Jacob Williams, a new physical education teacher, are the latest example of a successful mentor-mentee collaboration at Providence Elementary.

Eight student poets were named winners of the Fairfax County Park Authority and Fairfax County Park Foundation’s 2019 poetry contest.

When South Lakes High School’s PTSA established a Food Pantry in 2017, its goal was to help students avoid hunger by distributing nonperishable food items and toiletries to students in need. This year, thanks to a Delta Dream Grant from the Washington Nationals Dream Foundation, healthy eating workshops were provided to students by community organizations.