A group of 52 students from Laurel Ridge Elementary School and one student from Falls Church High School have been recognized by Governor Ralph Northam for nominating Black Virginians to be recognized on highway markers throughout the state.

Fairfax High School DECA hosted a Pink Out late in October to support breast cancer awareness.

Centreville High students have started their school day for over ten years with the Centreville News Network (CVNN), a student-produced newscast. When distance learning started, a small team of students set out to make sure CVNN would still air.

Get some fresh air and keep moving on November’s Walking Wednesday, November 18, dedicated to Ruby Bridges, the elementary student who, as the first African American student to integrate William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans, was escorted to school by federal marshals in 1960.

The School Board will return to in-person Regular meetings on November 5, 2020

Five Fairfax County public schools have been awarded a total of $10,000 in STEM Competition Team Grants from the Virginia Department of Education.

FCPS Superintendent Scott S. Brabrand presented five possible new names to the Fairfax County School Board for Mosby Woods Elementary School at its business meeting on October 22.

Fairfax County Government and FCPS are proud to partner with Truth Initiative to offer its free quit vaping text message program, This is Quitting, designed specifically for teens and young adults.

Braddock Elementary parent liaison Jakelin Soriano has been recognized by Multiplying Good (formerly the Jefferson Awards Foundation) with a One in a Million award.

Lisa Bliss’s fifth graders at Freedom Hill Elementary heard from Dr. Mike Wise, a geologist from the Smithsonian Institution, who shared his love for science and geology.