Woodley Hills families, we need to hear from you! Take the Fairfax County Public Schools Family Engagement Survey today!
This is an opportunity to share your thoughts on school communications and relationships, opportunities to participate, student success, and more.
FCPS is very interested in hearing what our families have to say, please take a few minutes and complete this short survey.
Your input will be used to strengthen family engagement and foster a Caring Culture as outlined in our Strategic Plan.
There are three ways to participate.
- Check your email after March 24 for an invitation with a survey link from Dr. Scott Brabrand, Superintendent with subject line: FCPS Family Engagement Survey.
- Ask the school’s main office staff for a paper survey. You can complete it right there on the spot.
- Complete the online survey using one of the school computers. The main office staff would be happy to show you an available computer for you to complete the survey electronically at the school.
The survey is open March 24 to April 12, and is offered in English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Urdu, Vietnamese, and Amharic.
All responses are confidential.
FCPS will hold its 14th Annual Special Education Conference from 7:45 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, 2019, at Lake Braddock Secondary School (LBSS). Please plan to register for the 2019 Special Education Conference now! Conference information for 60+ workshops and access to the registration process can be found on the conference website.
Dr. Mary E. Morningstar, the co-director of Portland State University’s Think College Inclusion Oregon project and a professor in the Graduate School of Education’s Special Education Department, will be this year’s keynote speaker. Her keynote, “Moving from Compliance to Quality Transition Outcomes” will be a great start to this year’s Special Education Conference.
This year’s conference will also feature a four-hour student strand led by “I’m Determined” youth leaders for students with disabilities. The student strand will emphasize learning and understanding of what self-determination is and why it is important to possess and implement these skills on a daily basis. More information and the start of registration for the student stand can be found on the student strand link.
Register Now for FCPS ACE Kids and Teens Spring Break Camps
Provide your child with an exciting spring break experience through FCPS Adult and Community Education (ACE). Students in elementary, middle, and high school can choose from variety of fun and creative classes such as French, Spanish, and German; Culinary Adventures for grades 2-5; Kickstart Spanish for middle schoolers; Algebra and Geometry SOL Bootcamps; Introduction to Filmmaking; Cooking for Teens; Young Writers’ Workshops; Leadership Skills for Teens; and Effective Study Skills.
All spring break classes will be held April 15-19 at the Plum Center for Lifelong Learning in Springfield. Choose what is convenient for you: a morning session, afternoon session, or all day.
Course offerings and prices may be viewed on the ACE website by clicking on Spring Break Camps. Registration may be completed online, by phone at 703-658-1201, by mail, or in person.
Kindergarten Registration for the 2019-2020 year is open!
Registration Process
Visit the FCPS website for more information about the registration process and requirements.
Students must register at their local school. To find your local school, enter your address in the FCPS boundary locator.
Enrollment for kindergarten has begun, please contact us to make an appointment with our registrar, Maria Clark at 703-799-2000.
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April 5: Student Holiday - School Closed
April 10: Career Day
April 15-19: Spring Break
April 24: General PTA Meeting 7:00pm
April 30: STEAM Fair- 5:30pm
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