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Dear Justice Families,
We had a great commencement ceremony for our graduating seniors on Friday, June 7th at Eagle Bank. Some highlights included:
- 313 out of 432 of our seniors are first in family to attend college.
- Approximately 1/3 of our seniors are first in family to graduate from high school.
- 68 of our graduating seniors qualified to be full IB diploma candidates.
- Our seniors were awarded $5 million dollars in local and national college scholarships.
- Dr. Scott Brabrand, Superintended of Fairfax County Public Schools, was our guest speaker.
- We had 78 honor graduates. These students achieved a 4.0 or better grade point average during their 4 years at Justice High School.
This was truly a celebration of learning. We look forward to hearing all of the great things the class of 2019 will accomplish.
Just a reminder that this week dismissal will be at Noon on Monday through Wednesday. On Thursday, June 13th, students will be dismissed at 10:15. Please see the note below regarding underclassmen final exams.
Please call the main office at (703) 824-3900 with any questions or concerns.
Final exams are underway for all underclassman. Exams this week are scheduled as follows: periods 1 & 3 (Monday), periods 4 & 6 (Tuesday), and periods 5 & 7 (Wednesday). The schedule for the last day of school, Thursday, June 13th will be a two hour day with dismissal at 10:10 am. Students will cycle through all seven classes on this day.
Secondary AM attendance callouts will remain suspended through the end of the school year due to early release school schedules. Secondary PM attendance callouts will continue to go out daily as scheduled, starting at 6 PM.
Final Grades will be available in SIS on Thursday and report cards will be mailed next week. FCPS Weekly Progress Reports will not be sent to parents Monday, June 10 through the remainder of this school year. Additionally, the Grade Book and Report Card modules in ParentVUE and StudentVUE will be closed Friday, June 21 at 4:00 p.m.
Registration is open for the following FCPS summer academic programs: Credit Recovery Academy, SOL Programs, Summer Online Campus High School, Career and Technical Education test preparation, and ESOL Online, and more. Please visit the Summer Learning Programs page for more information including registration deadlines. Register early to ensure space is still available. Students may see their counselor for more information.
All medication stored in the school health room must be picked up by a parent or guardian no later than the student dismissal time on the last day of school. Any medications which are not picked up on the last day of school will be discarded.
G Suite for Education is available to students over the summer. All files created by, or shared with, students will continue to be available to them. Explore what your student is working on in G Suite for Education by having your student log in to his or her FCPS G Suite for Education account at home. Your student will use his or her network login credentials to access G Suite for Education. Students have the ability to reset their password using the Account Recovery service, even over the summer. However,recovery options must be set up in advance. Your student can set up those options by logging into the FCPS Account Manager. Summer is also the perfect time to revisit the rules in your household for technology and media use, and set clear expectations for your child. The FCPS Digital Citizenship website has Device Contracts and Family Media Agreements that can help you guide family conversations. There is also a free online Digital Citizenship course available for parents and their children to work through together. More information on G Suite for Education can be found on the FCPS Website.
Hope For Grieving Families helps to connect and support families in the Northern Virginia area who have lost a parent or sibling. Connecting families as a unit through fun, engaging and healing ways is a path for both parents and children to not feel so alone in their grief journey. Events coming up in the summer and fall include a Washington Nationals Game, Yoga For Families, Swim Party, a Fashion Show Fundraiser in which kids who have lost a parent or sibling and participate in and model, and the Hope Family Fun Festival. To sign up for events http://www.hopeforgrievingfamilies.org/events.html.
June 10-12 - Students dismissed at Noon.
June 13 - Last Day of School - 2 hour school day
September 19 - Back to School Night
To view all of the Justice calendars (activities, schedules, etc.), please click here.
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