The return to school brings a return to fall sports. As with our entire return to school plan, safety is our top priority as we plan for fall sports to resume. The health and safety protocols in place this fall include universal masking when indoors.

When we return strong this fall, FCPS’ Food and Nutrition Services staff will be ready to serve healthy meals to students and staff. This year, all students receive FREE breakfast and lunch!

16-year-old Sophia Brown organized a bike drive at her high school, then traveled to Africa this summer to deliver the donations to teachers and students in one remote village.

Vaccination clinics will be held from 2 – 7 p.m. on Friday, August 4 at Herndon Elementary; on Thursday, August 5 at Justice High; and on Friday, August 6 at Liberty Middle.

This year, building upon the successes of the 2020 virtual campaign, the Collect for Kids effort is continuing with virtual, online-only donations.

These hard working students at West Springfield High School turned an overgrown courtyard into a beautiful garden retreat.

Students in Silverbrook Elementary School's Bridge to First Grade program rejoice in things they may have missed during virtual Kindergarten -- like seeing a friend's face for the first time, sharing your favorite color with a classmate, and learning how to walk in a single file line through school hallways to the playground for recess.

Future and Current School Administrators! Are you interested in learning more about the Fairfax County Public Schools principal selection process? Join the HR Talent Acquisition & Management Administrative Hiring Team as we navigate the requirements and selection process for the FCPS principal pool in one of two upcoming information sessions.

The Fairfax County School Board has accepted the recommendations of the Joint Environmental Task Force (JET) to set a goal for the school division to become carbon neutral by 2040.

At its July 15 Board meeting, the Fairfax County School Board authorized Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Superintendent Scott S.Brabrand to develop and submit a formal plan to the state to access an allocation of $188.6 million in Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER III) funding.