FCPS offers activities and learning experiences which focus on the many ways marijuana, alcohol, tobacco/vaping, and other drug use can negatively impact student lives.

Through school-wide positive behavior approaches and participation in K-12 health and guidance lessons students are taught to behave respectfully and to resolve conflicts in positive ways.

Support, services, and consultation is available to any FCPS school community affected by loss caused by humans or natural disasters; deaths; suicides; and other tragedies.

Peruse the wide menu of services provided by the Office of Food and Nutrition Services.

Working together with parents, families, and community partners to remain at the forefront of preventing gang activity and the influence of gangs on our children.

Ensuring that all students have the resources necessary to obtain a successful education.

Fostering positive relationships, developing resiliency as a response to adversity, and increasing the capacity to cope are essential elements of good mental health.

National and Local Crisis Resources.

A formal process facilitated by trained, skilled facilitators that brings together those impacted by wrongdoing while focusing on accountability, character development, and school and community safety.

Every FCPS student has the opportunity to work with a state-certified school counselor.

Our comprehensive school health program has a positive impact on the learning process by reducing health-related barriers to learning.

Our school psychologists are mental health specialists with knowledge of child development, the psychology of learning, behavior management and intervention, monitoring progress of students, and program evaluation. Our psychologist school assignments are listed here.

Parents and Students: Help make our schools safer by viewing threat assessment training modules. Learn about FCPS' anonymous Tip Line, too.

Our social workers help to prevent social, emotional, and behavioral factors from affecting a student's ability to perform at his or her best.

Determining the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programs offered in schools and communities.

Learning about the health behavior of our youth to improve health education.