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Ms. Peebles Recognized as FCPS CARES of the Month Recipient!

September 08, 2023

Congratulations to Ms. Celine Sinclair-Peebles on her recognition as the June 2023 FCPS CARES Central Office Recipient of the Month!

Ms. Cordo Recognized as the FCPS 2022 Non-Region Outstanding School-Based Leader

Congratulations to assistant administrator Alison Cordo who was recognized as the FCPS 2022 Non-Region Outstanding School-Based Leader and one of the six finalists for the FCPS Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee at this year's FCPS Honors event, held at George Mason University Center for the Arts on June 8th.

Ms. Richards Recognized as the FCPS 2022 Non-Region Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee

Congratulations to student information assistant Linda Richards who was recognized as the FCPS 2022 Non-Region Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee and one of the six finalists for the FCPS Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee at this year's FCPS Honors event, held at George Mason University Center for the Arts on June 8th.

An FCPS Family Speaks Out in Hopes of Saving Lives

Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid interviewed the Fosters, a family who tragically lost their son Cayden to a half pill of fentanyl mistaken for Percocet. This heart-wrenching yet essential discussion aims to save lives by raising awareness among students about the dangers of fake painkillers.

FCPS School Board Members Sworn In

Recently elected members of the Fairfax County School Board took the oath of office on Wednesday, December 13, at Jackson Middle School. The 12 members of the Board, who were elected for a four-year term on November 7, begin their terms on January 1, 2024.

FCPS This Week - December 13, 2023

In this issue, read about winter resources for families, academy open houses, and math week.

🎓 Destined For Great Things: Student Overcomes Obstacles With Support from FCPS

In May, James Wrobeh received his diploma from Virginia State University (VSU) and was pinned a second lieutenant in the Army.

James wanted Bryant High School Principal Karen Hertel and Chief Equity Officer Nardos King to be involved in his pinning because “without them, going to college was not going to be possible,” James said. “I wanted [them] to be part of the journey that they helped create.”