Marshall High’s marching band—the Marching Statesmen—participated in the Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Parade in downtown Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii.

FCPS announces the appointment of a new principal.

Eleven FCPS crossing guards have been nominated for Virginia’s 2020 Outstanding Crossing Guard.

McNair Elementary sixth graders will try their hand at quilt design as part of the Love Quilt Project, which engages students in designing quilt squares that are then made into quilts by quilters for South African children.

Students turned the tables on their teachers at South Lakes High, designing and presenting a cooking class for faculty and staff members.

Students from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) and Oakton High were named winners in the final round of the Parsons Technology Innovation Challenge, sponsored by Parsons.

Braddock Elementary School is one of two winners in the Computer Science in Your Neighborhood competition, a joint project of the Virginia Department of Education, the Science Museum of Virginia, and CodeVA.

Fairfax County Public Schools is joining Northern Virginia Community College and George Mason University to build an Early College Pathway at Mount Vernon High School.

Justice High offers On-Time-Graduation mentoring program (OTG) for staff members to serve as mentors to seniors to ensure they graduate on time.

Two students in Mount Vernon High’s Marine Corps JROTC program took top honors in the enhanced medal competition, sponsored by the Sons of the American Revolution.