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Going Places: Students at 33 FCPS Schools Learn to Safely Bike in Physical Education Unit

June 22, 2022
A physical education program teaches some students how to ride bikes entirely, while more experienced riders learn hand signals for turns, safety rules and the meanings of various road signs.

Ms. Aiello Recognized as the FCPS 2022 Outstanding School-Based Leader

June 08, 2022
Congratulations to Director of Student Services Bianca Aiello who was recognized as the FCPS 2022 Outstanding School-Based Leader at this year's FCPS Honors event, held at George Mason University Center for the Arts on June 8th.

Mr. Stoothoff Recognized as FCPS Cares of the Month Recipient!

August 30, 2019
Congratulations to math teacher Luke Stoothoff on being recognized as the June 2019 FCPS Cares Recipient of the Month!
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FCPS This Week - February 19, 2025

In this issue, learn about 🥗 New Lunch Items, How to Talk to Teens About Tough Topics, and ⏰ Middle School Start Times

FCPS Students Are Fired Up for Their Futures at the 5th Annual Instruction 2 Industry Future Ready Conference

Despite near-freezing temperatures outside, 500 FCPS students were aglow with enthusiasm at the fifth annual Instruction 2 Industry (i2i) Future Ready Conference on February 18.

Sixteen Years OId and Solving World Problems: Oakton High School Juniors Tackle Oral Cancer Challenge

When four Oakton High School students bonded during robotics club, they created more than friendships. They are on the verge of making their idea for an App that could help spot the symptoms of oral cancer a reality.

A Family Mission to Inspire Curiosity

Tonja Walden is a second grade teacher at Newington Forest Elementary School. She is also a great-great-great-niece of Frederick Douglass. This has not only been impactful for her life, she works every day to make sure it is impactful for her students.
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