Dear Dranesville Families,
This is Teacher Appreciation Week. Please give our teachers and school staff all of the accolades they deserve. They have worked hard all year to make this year back in school productive for our students. Their efforts to help our kids transition emotionally and socially have helped everyone achieve academically.
A special thanks to all the schools for hosting my visits in classrooms, at special events, and award ceremonies. See the fun photos below. I am always so happy to see the work our students are doing and hear from them and staff as to how I can best support them.
Our Dranesville High Schools have, for another year, made the lists of national and state high schools excelling in student achievement, challenging work and graduation rates. We should be proud of the work our students are doing and the work of our school based staff. The support they receive from our central office and other district staff is also essential to meeting the criteria for these acknowledgements.
It is an exciting time as Dr. Michelle Reid begins her transition to work for FCPS as of July 1. She graciously met with staff and held an in-person town hall meeting with families this week. See the link below to watch this town hall. She will hold a virtual town hall on May 17 and return for a short visit in June. We look forward to her full start in July.
We are finishing up our budget work over the next month, and next week will be voting on some changes to the Student Rights and Responsibilities document. I hope you participated in the feedback meetings this week. You can watch these meetings here soon. Some of the items being added address cell phone use and cyberbullying.
With the few weeks left of this school year, please enjoy the upcoming Proms and other activities. Be safe and remember the importance of our COVID mitigation measures.
See you out at the schools. Great Falls, Forestville and Colvin Run–I’ll see you on the golf course!
Elaine
 The Kent Garden ES 5K, fun run, and Flag Parade
 My visit to the Lemon Road ES Fun Fair and McLean Safe Community Coalition's speaker event with Julie Lythcott-Haims
 My visits to the Herndon HS Buzzworthy Awards
 My visits to the Herndon ES Career Fair and the Herndon MS weight lifting club with the coaches at Herndon HS
 Thank you teachers for what you do each and every day!
May 2-6 is Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week. We are so thankful for all the hard work our teachers and staff members do every day to make our schools a great place to learn and work!
Some of our students took the time to share video messages of appreciation to teachers. Join us in celebrating FCPS' amazing, creative, and caring educators who inspire our students each day.
Cox Education Heroes
In recognition of Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week, Cox will be honoring 10 local Cox Education Heroes with $1,000 for a classroom makeover. The nomination form will be open until May 8.
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Recognize FCPS's Staff
The FCPS CARES Program is an opportunity for parents, staff, and community members to recognize FCPS employees for going above and beyond to help others and show they care. We invite you to submit your story, so we can all acknowledge the employees who go above and beyond!
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School and Student News
Herndon ES 5th Grade Team wins 'Caring for our Watersheds' with Purple Martin Project!
Herndon Elementary School wins First Place in the Caring for the Watershed Competition with their work on the “The Purple Martin Project”. The project consists of erecting a Purple Martin Tower at two locations- one at Herndon Elementary School, and the other at Lake Frederick, VA. The goal is to attract Purple Martin birds to both of these locations. This 5th grade team from HES competed with MS teams from across the entire Chesapeake Bay Watershed. This is quite a feat. We can't wait to see the purple martins flying across the sky at HES!! Watch their video here (last one) and videos of other FCPS award winning teams from Rachel Carson MS and Katherine Johnson MS.
 Damien Ettere, a math teacher at Armstrong Elementary School, who is one of three finalists from Virginia for the Presidential Math and Science Teaching Awards.
Virginia History Day Awards
Jill Shull from Haycock Elementary won the Brenton S. Halsey Teaching Excellence Award, and Kathleen Stankiewicz from Langley High School won the District 5 Teacher of the Year Award.
Students from Fairfax County Public Schools won 20 category awards in the 2022 Virginia History Day competition, held at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture in Richmond, and based on the theme, “Debate and Diplomacy in History: Successes, Failures, Consequences.” Ten students won first place awards. The top two entries in each category and age division at the state level will compete at the National History Day finals. Learn more here including all the award winners.
Congratulations to the Dranesville students:
First Place Winners:
- Haycock Elementary School- Charlotte Hahn, Madeleine Mowrey: April Sheng, Hannah Wibowo; David Ahn; Adam Zhao; Elaine Zhang; Calvin Hurwitz.
- Churchill Road Elementary School- Ethan Zhang
- Langley High School- Mansi Bhardwaj
Special Award Winners:
- Dranesville Elementary School- Capri Swinton, McKell Poulton, Naya Kwitowski.
- Haycock Elementary School- Tiago Studart.
FCPS Students Selected for 2022 All-Virginia Band, Orchestra, and Chorus (High School)
One hundred ninety students from Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) high schools have been named to the 2022 All-Virginia Band, Chorus, and Orchestra. The students performed with other premier musicians from across the state April 20-23. Congratulations to all the Dranesville musicians!
74 Students Named to 2022 All-Virginia Middle School Honor Choir
Seventy-four students from Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) middle schools have been named to the 2022 All-Virginia Middle School Honor Choir. The students performed with other outstanding young vocalists from across the commonwealth on April 23. Congratulations to all the Dranesville participants! Read more here.
Forestville Chorus sang at the School Board Meeting
On 4/28 a group of choir students from Forestville Elementary School preformed the national anthem at the school board meeting! These students did a fantastic job and it was a wonderful performance. A big thanks to Ms. Patterson (Forestville's choir director) and our families for supporting these students! If interested you can watch the recording here.
The website for registration is www.greatfallsgolf.org.
9 FCPS High Schools Make Jay Mathews 2022 List of Most Challenging High Schools in the U.S.
Nine Fairfax County Public Schools high schools are listed on the Jay Mathews Challenge Index of the most demanding public schools in the country and are featured in the 2022 list of the top 300 U.S. high schools.
McLean High School had the highest ranking of FCPS high schools on the list, which is based on a formula devised by Washington Post education reporter Jay Mathews. The Challenge Index measures public and private high schools’ ability to challenge their students. Two other Dranesville students’ High schools were included on the top 300 list: Langley HS and Marshall HS. Note: Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, which serves students across the region, was not included in the list because of its selective admissions process. It is recognized in a separate group of top-performing schools with elite students.
McLean High School
National Latin Exam Award Winners- Congratulations!
Top winners:
- John Farrell (9) – summa cum laude, gold medal, perfect score
- Karina Bhatt (10) – summa cum laude, gold medal
- Vidya Suri (11) – summa cum laude, gold medal
- Amelie Yan (9) – summa cum laude, gold medal
- Zhicheng Zhao (12) – summa cum laude, gold medal
Maxima cum laude, silver medal: Elliott Berry (9); Abigail Sterner (10).
Magna cum laude: Eleanor Ague (10); Olivia Anglin (10);Taylor Konditi (10); Ethan Zhou (11).
Cum laude: Eli Cartwright (11); Ryan Chun (9); Philip Rotondo (10); Jane Smith (11); Meghana Thondaiman (10)
Awards for The Highlander and The Tartan
McLean High School’s literary magazine, The Tartan, and news publications, The Highlander newsmagazine and website, earned national recognition from both the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) and Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) over the past few weeks.
McLean Juniors Win 1st Place in Diamond Challenge
The team of McLean Juniors Zoe Li and Ben Woods, with TJ Junior Myles Bao, won 1st place ($11,000 prize), Social Innovation track, in the 2022 Diamond Challenge Summit, April 21 – 23, at the University of Delaware. The Diamond Challenge is an annual international entrepreneurship competition where high school students present innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.
McLean Highlander Math League
Join us in congratulating the McLean Highlander Math League (MHML) members' outstanding achievements! Ethan Zhou qualified for the 2022 USA Mathematical Olympiad and Aiden Feyerherm qualified for the 2022 USA Junior Mathematical Olympiad.
FIDM Entrepreneur of Tomorrow Challenge
Olivia Zhang and Morgan Link tied for 2nd place in the FIDM Entrepreneur of Tomorrow Challenge sponsored by the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising.
Haycock Student Art at Chinese American Museum
Giselle Zhao's (6th grade) work was featured in the exhibit "Us" at the Chinese American Museum. Giselle's work explored the intersection of cultures and the unique experiences of Asian Americans.
Herndon Elementary Turns 60 Years Old!
Pictures from the celebration!
Read about the Herndon ES celebration here.
Herndon Middle Vs Hughes Middle basketball
We are beyond excited to announce our first BIG EVENT in over two years! We are hosting the Herndon Middle Vs Hughes Middle basketball match on Friday May 20th.
- 5:00pm - Doors open. Snacks, drinks and pizza sales begin.
- 5:25pm - 7th Grade Boys Game
- 6:10pm - 7th Grade Girls Game
- 6:55pm - 8th Grade Boys Game
- 7:40pm - 8th Grade Girls Game
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Student Contests and Opportunities
Congressional Art Competition - Entries due TODAY!
The Annual Congressional Art Competition provides Members of Congress with the unique opportunity to showcase the artistic creativity and talent of high school students from across the United States.
This competition is open to all high school students who are residents of the 11th Congressional District regardless of where they attend school; public, private and home-schooled students are invited to participate and Congressman Connolly encourages all who are interested to submit an entry. Due to space limitations, students may not submit more than two pieces of art.
Learn more about the 11th Congressional District of Virginia's art competition.
FCPS IT Internship Program is now Accepting Applicants for the 2022-2023 School Year- due May 9
 Interested students should visit the FCPS IT Internship website via your FCPS google access to learn more about these positions before applying. You can review a presentation here via your FCPS google access. Resumes and cover letters must be submitted by the deadline on Monday, May 9, 2022.
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Who Qualifies? Rising FCPS Juniors and Seniors and pending/recent FCPS graduates who plan to stay in the area.
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How many openings are there? There are five different paid positions students can apply for and serve as official FCPS employees.
Schoology Big Blue Field Design Contest
 All FCPS students in grades PreK-12 are eligible to submit. Students may submit more than one design. Artists may work collaboratively and submit their collective work as a group or they may choose to work and submit individually. Any medium is acceptable for the original artwork. Submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. on May 20, 2022. To learn more, visit this website.
Breakthrough Junior Challenge video contest
Students ages 13 through 18 are invited to create a short (under 90 seconds) video explaining a challenging concept in physics, mathematics, or the life sciences in an engaging, illuminating, and creative way. Don’t miss your chance to win a $250,000 college scholarship. If you win, you’ll receive the college scholarship, your teacher will receive a $50,000 prize, and your school will get a new $100,000 science lab! Learn more about the Challenge and submit your entry at the Challenge website!
VASWCD Photo Contest
The Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District’s 2022 Photo Contest theme is “Conservation Moments.” Express what conservation looks like through your lens. You can submit up to 10 photos online. All photographs must be taken within the Commonwealth of Virginia. The application deadline is August 1, 2022. Find full guidelines for the VASWCD Photo Contest.
Conservation Poster Contest
Calling all student artists! The 2022 Conservation Poster Contest theme is "Healthy Soil, Healthy Life." This contest is open to any K-12 student and participating scouts can earn a badge. There is also a new digital poster contest this year for students in grades 7-12. The application deadline is Friday, September 30. Learn more about the 2022 Conservation Poster Contest.
COVID
Fairfax County transitioned from low to medium COVID-19 Community Level
From the Fairfax County Emergency Information- For several weeks, cases and outbreaks of COVID-19 have increased in Fairfax County and across Northern Virginia. Several jurisdictions in the region have transitioned from low to medium COVID-19 Community Level, as defined by CDC, including Fairfax County and Falls Church City. Fairfax City remains at a low level. Outbreaks in schools, primarily the elementary grades, have increased rapidly. Last week, there were 74 classrooms that reported outbreaks of COVID-19 cases and this week there were 139. These figures include outbreaks that occurred in both public and private schools, as well as at childcare facilities. An outbreak is defined as a cluster of three or more cases of COVID-19 illness in a group within a 14-day period. Read more here.
Please keep your sick students home
Please make sure you health screen your child before sending them to school. FCPS will not be offering the weekly COVID screening testing. If your child does not feel well or presents with any COVID-like symptoms, please keep them at home and seek medical advice. For parent convenience, click here for the Daily Health Questionnaire. We appreciate your support in keeping our FCPS community healthy!
VaxUp
We continue to encourage everyone to get vaccinated or boosted as soon as they are eligible. COVID-19 vaccination keeps children safely in school and childcare settings, and also while participating in sports, playdates, extracurricular activities, and other group activities. Strong community vaccination rates help keep our schools safe for in-person learning. To learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine or find a vaccine provider, visit the Fairfax County Health Department website.
Updated Isolation Procedures
FCPS will be changing current isolation procedures for students who have tested positive for COVID-19. Beginning May 1, 2022, students may return to in-person instruction and activities, including athletics, after at least five (5) days of isolation when meeting ALL of the following criteria:
If students are unable to wear a mask when around others, they are to continue to isolate for a full 10 days at home. Children who are in isolation will continue to have access to StreamIn/CheckIn during this time.
The new procedure aligns with the timeline recommended by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and Fairfax County Health Department (FCHD).
Masking
While not required, wearing a mask while indoors is still considered an important way to protect yourself and others. Families are encouraged to discuss mask wearing as an additional layered prevention strategy.
Additional recommendations to prevent COVID-19 are available online
From Supervisor Foust's newsletter- COVID-19 Update
Over the past two weeks cases of COVID-19 have risen by 62% in the Fairfax Health District.
The BA.2 variant is now causing most COVID-19 infections in the United States. While there is no evidence that BA.2 results in more severe disease compared to other variants, it is more transmissible as shown by the increase in cases and outbreaks in recent weeks. Additionally, the virus that causes COVID-19 continues to mutate with subvariant BA.2.12 identified first in New York state and now seen nationwide.
COVID Resources
 Scan the QRCs or click the flyer for more information
May is...
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, celebrating the histories of Americans hailing from the Pacific islands of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia, and across the Asian continent. People with ancestral roots in Asia and the islands of the Pacific have been integral to the story of America. To celebrate their heritage and contributions, in 1992, May was designated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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Smithsonian Asian American Center
Asian Pacific America is the story of a vibrant, diverse, and resilient set of communities that have been part of the American experience for more than two hundred years. It is the story of two continents and a constellation of islands joined by the migration, exchange, and competition of people and ideas. Yet, across museums and galleries in the nation’s capital and around the country, we find only fragments of America’s rich Asian Pacific heritage. The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center serves as a dynamic national resource for discovering why the Asian Pacific American experience matters every day, everywhere, and all of the time. Visit the museum here.
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Jewish American Heritage Month
May is a national month of recognition of the history of Jewish contributions to American culture, acknowledging the diverse achievement of the Jewish community in the U.S.
The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of Jewish Americans who helped form the fabric of American history, culture and society. Learn more here and find upcoming events.
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Mental Health Awareness Month |
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From the 4/29/22 White House Proclamation: Each May we raise awareness about the importance of mental health and its impact on the well-being of all Americans, including children, adults, families, and communities across our Nation. We also give thanks to the dedicated mental health providers whose service and support improve the lives of so many Americans. We stand in solidarity with those who are experiencing mental health conditions, renewing our commitment to providing them with the support they need and deserve.
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Healthy Minds Fairfax
Share your thoughts on Fairfax County's Mental Health Programs
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Healthy Minds Fairfax , a Fairfax County office, coordinates a full range of mental health and substance abuse services for children and youth across multiple county agencies, the school system and private treatment providers. We work to help youth and families in the Fairfax-Falls Church community access mental health and substance abuse services, and improve the quality of those services.
We’re working on putting together a plan for Fairfax County about how our community can help make sure all kids, youth, and their families can easily get the services and support they need to take care of their mental health. Healthy Minds Fairfax is looking for parent and caregiver input on their revision of the County's Behavioral Health Blueprint. This Mental Health Month, help Fairfax County make it easier for children to get the Mental Health supports they need!
To attend this online listening session on Tuesday, May 10, 7-8 p.m. click here.
Share your thoughts in 2 ways:
2 easy ways to provide YOUR input on what our community needs:
- Take this 3 min survey surveymonkey.com/r/YXN9ZBX (survey closes May 13) OR
- Text/leave a voicemail to 703-249-9402 (hotline closes May 13)w/ your response to:
- If there’s ONE thing you would add/change to your school, neighborhood, or community so fewer kids struggle w/ #MentalHealth or use drugs/alcohol, what would it be & why?
 Scan the QRCs or click the image to take the survey.
Parent Resource Center
Webinars
Managing Fighting and Aggression: A Webinar for Families
Ever wonder how to manage difficult behavior like fighting and aggression between your children? Join Karen Coad, LCSW, local Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, for this important webinar as we discuss some of the reasons why children fight, and the skills that children need to cooperate and get along well with others.
May 13, 2022, 10-11:30 a.m.
Register for Managing Fighting and Aggression: A webinar for Families
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, In-Person Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops, presented by FCPS School Social Work Services, are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in FCPS who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Saturday, May 14, 2022, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. in-person Providence Community Center.
Register for SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, In-person, and Virtual Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
Informational Padlets
Browse the Parent Resource Center informational padlets to find valuable information and materials from topics such as summer activities and camps, mental health and wellness, special education, potty training, community resources, and others! Available also in Spanish. Click here to access: https://padlet.com/prc9
Save the Date: Dr. Reid Virtual Town Hall- May 17
On Tuesday, May 17, Dr. Reid will join staff, families, and students for a multilingual virtual town hall, starting at 7 p.m. We will share details about this event in this week’s FCPS This Week and directly via email. Dr. Reid will be hosting additional engagement sessions throughout the county after her official start date this summer. Learn more about Dr. Reid.
Students, families, and staff gathered for an opportunity to get to know Dr. Michelle Reid, incoming superintendent, on Tuesday, May, 4 at Annandale High School. Dr. Reid answered audience questions on a variety of topics including equity, technology, learning loss, social/emotional health, and students with disabilities. Earlier that day, Dr. Reid met with roughly 200 FCPS students earlier in the day, during a forum held at Thoreau Middle School. These were the first of many opportunities for the FCPS community and Dr. Reid to engage with each other over the coming weeks. Watch a recording of Tuesday’s community event to hear what Dr. Reid had to say.
Happy Mother's Day- May 8!
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Exploratorium Online: Flores de Papel
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Gather your materials and get ready to make a beautiful bouquet of hand-made flowers. Flores de papel represent a colorful tradition used in Mexico and other Latin American countries to help celebrate Día de las Madres | Mother’s Day. The handmade paper flowers are used to honor moms and as decorations for the home—they’re simple to create and charming to receive.Join Irma Ortiz, an educator and artist based in Oakland, California to learn about her connection to Flores de papel and the process for making them from the Exploratorium’s 2021 Online Mother’s Day celebration. Watch a how-to video here.
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Important Immunization Requirement for Students Entering 7th Grade or 12th Grade This Fall
While the COVID-19 vaccination is NOT required by schools for the 2022-23 school year, many other vaccinations are.
Seventh-grade students need:
- One dose of Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis) given at age 7 or older.
- One dose of Meningococcal Vaccine (MenACWY, Menactra, or Menveo) given at age 10 or older.
Twelfth-grade students need:
- One dose of Meningococcal Vaccine (MenACWY, Menactra, or Menveo) given at age 16 or older.
More information on immunization requirements is available online. See the flyer on how to make your appointment today.
 Scan the QRCs or click on the flyer for more information
Registration Information for Kindergarten or
New Students for 2022-23 School Year
 We look forward to welcoming our new families and students for the coming school year. It is time to begin planning to welcome your children by completing their school registration.
Use this link for more information on registration and to complete the registration forms. You will need to scroll down to the registration paperwork. After you complete the paperwork, contact your school register for an appointment to bring the signed paperwork and the following items to your school:
- Original Birth Certificate
- Enrolling Parent Photo ID
- Proof of Residency (deed or lease)
FCPS offers support and resources for all families to help with registration and the transition to kindergarten. Families who need language assistance may contact the closest Student Registration Welcome Center:
- Lake Anne/Reston Center (northwest Fairfax), 703-668-0690
At FCPS Student Registration Welcome Centers, you can ask questions and request information about enrollment in most languages. At the centers, professionals may assess your student's English language skill and/or educational level. These assessments can provide valuable information to the local school and support your child's instructional needs.
Families who need language support may contact the following central office registrars:
Student Tutoring Available
We are excited to share a new resource that is available to all FCPS students by to support learning. All FCPS students will have unlimited access to online tutoring support services through Tutor.com at no cost. Tutoring services may be accessed before, during, or after school hours and/or on weekends through a link in Schoology. For more information, see the FCPS tutoring website. Check out the frequently asked questions for more information.
Office of Auditor General - Audit Buzz, April 2022
The April 2022 issue of Audit Buzz is available. This issue summarizes the status of current engagements, the upcoming Internal Audit Awareness Month in the Knowledge Hive, and highlight a recent peer review (i.e. "auditing the auditors") performed by Auditor General, Esther Ko. Stay up to date with OAG's current and future work by subscribing to Audit Buzz.
Community News
Supervisor Foust's newsletter
Please go here to sign up for his informative newsletter and to read past newsletters for the latest in Dranesville and Fairfax County.
Herndon's Friday Night Live!
Tomorrow, May 6 marks the start of the 2022 season of Friday Night Live! on the Town Green in Herndon. Concessions open at 6:00pm. Band starts at 6:30pm. Click on the flier below for more information or visit the Friday Night Live! website.
May 11: Dolley Madison Corridor Study Public Meeting
The Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) will hold a virtual public information meeting for the Dolley Madison Corridor Study on Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at 7 p.m., to share community feedback on improvement concepts and survey results from the previous community meeting in 2019, new alternatives and additional volume considerations as a result of COVID 19, and study findings and recommendations.
Wednesday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Join Virtual Meeting
or Dial in 571-429-5982,
Access Code: 88479374#
Comments and feedback will be accepted through May 25, 2022. For those who wish to participate but cannot attend, the meeting will be recorded and posted on the Dolley Madison Corridor Study website after May 11.
McLean Community Center
The Alden
You can watch Northern Virginia's most hilarious improv troupes compete for a really big trophy, catch a movie or two to celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and enjoy an afternoon of gorgeous chamber music from two of McLean's most talented residents. Learn more at their website.
2022 McLean Day- Sat., May 21, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Celebrating Our Hometown Since 1915
Lewinsville Park, 1659 Chain Bridge Rd.
Check Out the Rides in Advance! Friday, May 20, 2–10 p.m. Vote for Adult & Youth Candidates for the MCC Governing Board Election- Saturday, May 21, 10:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Free admission! Bring the family and enjoy the fun at McLean’s biggest annual festival. This event draws approximately 10,000+ patrons throughout the day. Enjoy music, games, balloon animals, a petting zoo, amusements, sponsors, exhibitors, gourmet food trucks, large and small carnival rides and much more! Ride tickets are sold onsite or may be purchased in advance online. Learn more here.
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Upcoming School Board Meetings
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May 12 at 11am- Work Session
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May 14 at 7pm- Regular Meeting
If you need language interpretation or American Sign Language support for any School Board meeting, please contact the board clerk. Interested in School Board action items? Sign up to get an update on any School Board votes the morning after the School Board meeting.
How to watch meetings and sign up to speak
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