 Herndon ES Admin (from left to right): AP Elizabeth Baxter, Interim Principal Marti Jo Jackson, and AP Stephanie Almquist.
Welcome
Mrs. Marti Jo Jackson!
We would like to give a warm "Welcome to the Bee Hive" to Mrs. Marti Jo Jackson, our interim principal! We are grateful to have her with us until our permanent principal is selected.
Check our Herndon ES website to read her bio!
January 11 is a School Day
Monday, January 11, is a school day and the bell schedule has not changed. All students will do asynchronous (independent) virtual work. Students should check in with their teacher at 9:20 am for attendance and their assignment.
NO In-Person Learning and NO New Bell Schedule at this Time
As of January 6, 2021, FCPS is continuing to pause the plan to bring students and staff back into school buildings for in-person instruction at this time. Schools will continue to follow their current bell schedules.
https://www.fcps.edu/returntoschool
New HES In-person Tech Support Schedule begins Monday, January 11
On Monday, January 11, parents may come to HES for in-person computer tech support and may wait in their car or drop it off to be repaired within 24 business hours.
Monday-Friday 12:00-2:00 pm at Door 1 (the front entrance)
*This does not include holidays or weekends. Please check our website for updates.
 Did you know that the Herndon Elementary Morning News is currently the #1 ranked morning news show among Kindergarten to 6th grade students attending Herndon Elementary School? They are our target demographic!
Click here for the January 8, 2021 edition of the Herndon Elementary Morning News!
HES Calendar
January 11: School Day, students check in with teacher at 9:20
January 18: NO SCHOOL, MLK Holiday
January 20: NO SCHOOL, Inauguration Day
January 22: End of 2nd Quarter, 2 HOUR EARLY RELEASE
January 25: Student Holiday, Teacher Workday
January 27: HES Grab & Go changes to once a week
January 28: PTA Virtual General Meeting, 7pm
Virginia Families with
Young Children Survey
The Virginia Department of Education is asking parents of young children to complete a survey.
COVID-19 has impacted Virginia' s families and our youngest learners. If you are a Virginia parent or guardian of a young child, birth through kindergarten, we want to hear about your child' s early care and education experiences during COVID-19.
Virginia's Families with Young Children Survey
Using FCPS Service Learning to Honor the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Fairfax County Public Schools encourages students to find ways to safely participate in service learning. Even during COVID-19, students are finding incredible ways to serve their communities either virtually or while practicing social distancing and following CDC guidelines. The upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday weekend is a great opportunity to help connect students with impactful service opportunities while also teaching students about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
In an effort to connect student service learning with the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.’s work, FCPS and Neighborhood and Community Services (NCS) is teaming up with Volunteer Fairfax for a weekend of service. Beginning on January 16, 2021, Volunteer Fairfax is organizing a family friendly event that will provide service opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to participate in activities virtually from home. To learn more about the MLK Jr. Weekend of Service and the specific service activities, please visit Volunteer Fairfax’s website for more information.
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