Willow Springs ES students celebrated Farm-to-Table Month by harvesting vegetables from the school garden and serving them to schoolmates.

Fifth graders in Amy Patterson and Hope Song’s classes at Powell Elementary have been learning about ten cultural universals to deepen their understanding of ancient and new, near and far cultures, and archeology

Students on the Woodley Hills Elementary GeoPlunge team were rewarded for their skills at the biannual competition held at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. One of Woodley Hills’ six teams, comprised of Treavor Olmstead, Patrick Stevens, and Allison Alvarez-Garcia, took home second place in the overall competition.

FCPS wants you to be a part of our team!  We are searching for educators with a strong academic background and a passion to make a difference in special education. To meet increased hiring needs, we are hosting a job fair during which we will be interviewing for special education teacher disciplines.

The 2019 Collect for Kids campaign exceeded its goals by supporting over 27,000 students with donated backpacks or school supplies.

Students in Mount Vernon High’s STEM Design class were featured in the October issue of Virginia Living magazine.

Educational specialist Evie Ifantides is prepping for her 1,000th bike ride to work while raising funds for the FCPS Safe Routes to School program.

The 65 members of Floris Elementary’s Green Team are working in conjunction with Frying Pan Park to serve the community and the school through nature and conservation initiatives.

Woodlawn Elementary students participated in the third annual Global Cardboard Challenge based on the theme Cardboard City.

Student artists from three high schools will have their work displayed in the Visions exhibition at Marymount University in Arlington beginning Friday, November 8.