 6th Grade Graduation signs
Mark Your Calendars!
Virtual Kindergarten Orientation- September 2 at 10-11:00 a.m.
Virtual Open House Grades 1-6- September 3 at 3-4:00 p.m.
All sessions will be recorded and made available for those unable to attend.
Registration for 2020-2021
Registration of students for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year is to be conducted virtually while schools and offices remain closed.
- The Enrollment Bundle is the official registration packet and can be sent electronically as a link via e-mail to the parent. This bundle can be used for students whose families have access to technology that allows them to fill out forms online and send them back to the registrar via e-mail.
Please use this link https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4daeae23a6f4c07-registration to set up an appointment to finalize the registration process in person to provide an original birth certificate. Parents are also required to provide proof of residency, school records, and proof of all school health entrance requirements as outlined in the Registration Requirements Flyer.
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Tiger Book Drive begins August 12th!
We’re collecting gently used books for preK-6th graders who are in need of books in their homes. The books can be dropped off in the bin outside the lower doors of Terraset from the 12th to the 19th. Parents who need to request books will be able to do so via a web form or by calling the school office. Thank you for your donations! #TerrasetTogether #TigerStrong
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Show your Tiger Spirit while staying safe in your Terraset Tigers face mask!
Purchase one or two for all the Tigers in your family, and please consider making a donation to provide a spiritwear mask for families who need them, too!
Masks can be ordered online through Friday, August 14th and will be tentatively be available for pick up the week of August 31.
Masks are $8 each or 2 for $15 and they come in kids' or adult sizes. For our older students who wear adult size t-shirts, an adult mask is recommended.
Kids’ masks are triple-ply 100% combed ringspun cotton, machine washable and reusable, with adjustable ear loops and stretchy fabric for an individualized fit.
Adult Masks are triple-ply 100% cotton, washable/reusable, soft and breathable. Machine wash warm and tumble dry low. Adult mask fabric contains silver and copper, some individuals may have skin sensitivities to metal and ions incorporated in this product.
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Read All Summer Slides and Video
It’s easy to read all summer, everywhere if you have the library’s free Libby app!! Then, you’ll never be without books, poems, graphic novels, whatever you love to read! All you need is a library card and you can get a library card on-line if you need one. Check out these slides for more information!
Wellness Resources for the Summer
Need to speak with a counselor? Any FCPS parent may schedule a 30-minute phone consultation with a school psychologist or school social worker, for either themselves or their middle or high school student. Consultations provide an opportunity for parents to receive guidance on how to support their child’s emotional well-being during their time away from school. Student consultations will provide support and strategies to students who may be experiencing difficulties with anxiety, mood, behavior, or peer or family interactions during this unprecedented and challenging time.
Note: Parent consultations are available for all grade levels. Student consultations are only available for middle and high school students.
Schedule a phone consultation online or https://forms.gle/WKchwGnv4LkezQwG8
2020-2021 School Supply List
Check out our school supply list by grade level.
Mental Health Resources and Emergency Services Information |
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 Emergency Services at Merrifield Center, 703-573-5679, available 24/7
8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr., Fairfax, VA 22301, Lower Level
If possible, please call ahead to 703-573-5679 to see if you can be seen via telehealth. In a life-threatening emergency, dial 911.
CSB Entry & Referral, 703-383-8500 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
During this time, CSB has transitioned mainly to telehealth services via Zoom for Healthcare, by phone or video.
- Support during these trying times
- Information on community resources
- Screening and assessment for CSB services
Services Offered
- Individual Therapy
- Case Management/Support Coordination
- Group Therapy (via telehealth)
- Psychiatric Services
- Nursing Services
- Pharmacy Services
- Emergency Services
- Detoxification Services
- Homeless Drop-In
- Residential Treatment
- Crisis Stabilization
Locations
Services available during limited business hours from these sites via telehealth – video and phone:
- Chantilly Center, 703-968-4000
- Gartlan Center, 703-360-6910
- Northwest Center Reston, 703-481-4100
- Heritage Center, 703-533-0180
- South County Center, Outpatient: 703-704-6355, Youth: 703-704-6707
- Merrifield Center, 703-383-8500
From the Parent Resource Center
Learning At Home: https://padlet.com/vaeisele/learningathome
Public Community Supports: https://padlet.com/vaeisele/community
Emotional & Mental Health Wellness for Families: https://padlet.com/valrieeisele/emotions
Read-Alongs and Read-Aloud books for kids and families: https://padlet.com/vaeisele/readalouds
Social Emotional Wellness Considerations for Parents and Caregivers From the Virginia Department of Education
The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) has put together a resource listing that will help you and your child to prioritize your mental wellness. In addition to keeping children physically safe during the pandemic, it is also important to care for their emotional health. The threat of COVID-19, long-term social distancing, and prolonged disruption to the school routine may create significant stress and impact children's mental well-being.
The information below will assist you in navigating this period together in a healthy way.
http://www.doe.virginia.gov/support/prevention/quick-guide-se-wellness-parents.pdf
Español
Servicios de emergencia, 703-573-5679, disponibles las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana Merrifield Center, 8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Drive, Fairfax, VA 22031, planta baja Si es posible, llame con anticipación al 703-573-5679 para averiguar si lo pueden atender a través de los servicios de telesalud. Los servicios de estabilización de crisis están disponibles .En caso de una emergencia que amenace la vida, marque 911.
Admisión y Derivación de CSB, 703-383-8500 de lunes a viernes, de 9 a. m. a 5 p. m.
Durante este período, la CSB migró principalmente a los servicios de telesalud a través de Zoom for Healthcare, por teléfono o video.
- Apoyo durante estos tiempos difíciles
- Información sobre los recursos comunitarios
- Evaluación y diagnóstico de los servicios de la CSB
Servicios ofrecidos
- Terapia individual
- Gestión de casos/ Coordinación de soporte
- Terapia grupal (a través de telesalud)
- Servicios psiquiátricos
- Servicios de enfermería
- Servicios de farmacia
- Servicios de emergencia
- Servicios de desintoxicación
- Centro de acogida para personas sin hogar
- Tratamiento residencial
Servicios disponibles durante el horario comercial limitado de estos sitios a través de telesalud (por video y teléfono):
- Chantilly Center, 703-968-4000
- Gartlan Center, 703-360-6910
- Northwest Center Reston, 703-481-4100
- Heritage Center, 703-533-0180
- South County Center, Pacientes ambulatorios: 703-704-6355, Jóvenes: 703-704-6707
- Merrifield Center, 703-383-8500
Servicios de emergencia en Merrifield Center, 703-573-5679, disponibles las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana en 8221 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031, planta baja Si es posible, llame con anticipación al 703-573-5679 para averiguar si lo pueden atender a través de los servicios de telesalud.
Resources available during this time:
Food Resources:
https://www.fcps.edu/news/coronavirus-update-food-resources
Mental Health and Community Resources:
https://www.fcps.edu/news-features-and-events/news/coronavirus-update/coronavirus-update-mental-health-resources
Fairfax County Resources (Assistance from a Distance):
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/covid19/sites/covid19/files/assets/documents/dfs-assistance-from-distance.pdf
Ways to Support Local Organizations:
https://www.fcps.edu/news/coronavirus-update-support
Academics and Continuity of Learning Plan:
https://www.fcps.edu/news/coronavirus-update-academics-distance
Public Community Supports: https://padlet.com/vaeisele/community
Emotional & Mental Health Wellness for Families: https://padlet.com/valrieeisele/emotions
Read-Alongs and Read-Aloud books for kids and families: https://padlet.com/vaeisele/readalouds
Crisis Resources
If you or someone you care about is in crisis, please call 911 or access one of the mental health resources below:
- Reach out to a trusted adult (parent, counselor, teacher, coach, etc.); https://www.mentalhealth.gov/talk
- Try these tips for supporting a friend or family member
- Text NEEDHELP to 85511 for the Crisis Link Hotline at or call them at 703-527-4077
- Chat online with a specialist at CrisisChat.org or ImAlive.org
- Call an emergency mental health center at 703 573-5679 (Merrifield Center), 703-536-2000 (Dominion Hospital), or 703-289-7560 (INOVA emergency services)
- CR2 – 844-627-4747
- Go to the nearest emergency room at your local hospital
- Call 911
TES Looking Ahead:
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August 12- 19 2020 - Tiger Book Drive begins
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Wednesday, September 2- Virtual Kindergarten Orientation @10-11:00 a.m.
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Thursday, September 3- Virtual Open House Grades 1-6 @ 3-4:00 p.m.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2020 - First day of school
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