Fairfax County Public Schools marketing students from Centreville High School and the Fair Oaks Classroom on the Mall program will open their annual Fair Oaks Prom Dress Shop on Friday, April 12.

Students from six Fairfax County public schools earned top honors at the 2019 Virginia Odyssey of the Mind state tournament held last weekend in Newport News.

For 2019, Fairfax County Public Schools has been named an Energy Star® Partner of the Year for Sustained Excellence winner for its continued efforts to improve the energy efficiency of its buildings and facilities.

On a recent teacher workday and student holiday, South County High students spent their day volunteering instead of sleeping late or hanging out with friends.

Lake Braddock Secondary senior Kimmily is one of only five percent of applicants to be named a Dell Scholar and will receive financial and other key supports in her quest to earn a college degree.

Students in Jennifer Burns’ and Fern Seltzer’s U.S.-Va. Government for English Learners at South Lakes High have been researching and studying immigration in the U.S.

Music and Computer Technology (MCT) level 1 students from Fairfax Academy enjoyed a full day of hands-on career experiences during a recent field trip to suburban Maryland.

The Fairfax County School Board and the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors have formed a joint committee to discuss ways to collaborate on initiatives related to climate, energy, and the environment.

CORRECTION: Seventy-nine Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) students from sixteen schools have been selected by the Virginia Choral Directors Association to perform at the All-Virginia Middle School Honors Choir event scheduled for April 4-6.

Longfellow Middle School and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) have captured the 2019 Virginia Science Olympiad Tournament Titles in their respective divisions. This is the eighth consecutive title for Longfellow, and the second consecutive title for TJHSST.