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committed to assisting students explore their future career interests in the
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Return to School Survey NEEDED from ALL Academy Parents! |
Dear Academy Families,
Fairfax County Public Schools is moving forward with its plans to bring back high school students on January 26, 2021. In preparation for students' return to in person learning, it is critical that all Falls Church Academy families complete this survey to confirm their child's learning format preference for their Falls Church Academy class only, as well as to indicate transportation needs.
Students are permitted to attend their Falls Church Academy class in person, and remain virtual in all other classes. They may also choose to continue to attend their Falls Church Academy class virtually.
If students choose to attend their Falls Church Academy class in person, and they require FCPS transportation, students will be required to go to their base school to pick up their Falls Church Academy shuttle. Falls Church Academy transportation will pick up and drop off at student's base schools only.
All Falls Church Academy students must complete the survey at this link: https://forms.gle/ZCuVwe7nNNHvdDny7
Thank you for completing this survey by Monday, December 14th. Please contact Bill McGreevy, Falls Church Academy Administrator (wcmcgreevy@fcps.edu) or Emarinn Oundee, Falls Church Academy Counselor (eaoundee@fcps.edu) with any questions.
Bill McGreevy
Academy Administrator
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Happy Holidays from Falls Church Academy!
Have a restful holiday break.
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Falls Church Academy Dates To Remember
- December 21, 2020 - January 3, 2021: Winter Break
- January 18 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- January 20 - Inauguration Day
- January 22 - End of 2nd Quarter
- January 25 - Teacher Work Day
- January 26, 2021 - Group 8 Return
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On Wednesday, December 9, 2020, 250 plus students from secondary and post-secondary schools across the State of Virginia attended the first virtual Virginia HOSA Fall Leadership Conference. This conference served to encourage healthcare career focused students to become active in this organization. Seventeen students from Falls Church Academy competed in ten medical related categories and received many 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th place winnings. In addition to the optional competition, students were treated to sessions on unlocking their potential, thinking of themselves as a leader and alleviating stress.
Students interested in competing at the next level can choose to compete at the HOSA Virtual State Leadership Conference, March 12-14, 2021. HOSA – Future Health Professionals helps unlock these student’s potential through the activities of this International student group.
Falls Church Academy winners included:
Medical Math
Sophia Astell – 4th Place
Anthony Bui – 5th Place
Nutrition
Duaa Eldirdiri – 5th Place
Pharmacology
Ayelen Soto-Arze – 4th Place
Pathophysiology
Anthony Bui – 4th Place
Behavioral Health
Sophia Astell – 3rd Place
Duaa Eldirdiri – 5th Place
Human Growth and Development
Hyorin Nam – 2nd Place
Komal Rahi – 4th Place
Dental Terminology
Tisha Maskey – 2nd Place
Kashaf Baig - 3rd Place
Tumay Onat – 4th Place
Medical Law & Ethics
Jasmine Vargas – 5th Place
Join us in congratulating Ms. Jan Rayl for her awesome work this year and always with what she does in the Academy and especially for her students!
"Ms. Rayl works with the Fairfax County School of Practical Nursing FCPS Program as an instructor in the Intro to Nursing and Patient Care Technician classes. She is also a registered nurse. She volunteered her time to participate in West Springfield High School's first VIRTUAL Career Fair by creating a video for students to see about working in the health care industry. Her video was fantastic. I have had the opportunity to see her teach before when I visited her program with a student. As an instructor, she is knowledgeable and kind. I often tell students who are interested in these classes how wonderful she is. She was also one of the first teachers to go back into the building with students since the COVID-19 closures. She is an amazing resource and FCPS is lucky to have her."
- Rebecca Cousins, West Springfield HS
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