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Hello Navy Community,
At Navy, we know that it takes a collective effort from all employees to meet the needs of students. On Friday, Navy students and staff wore yellow to show how much we appreciate our bus drivers, attendants, and transportation staff!
Students in Ms. Wahab’s class participated in a cooking class to support the development of essential life skills. During this activity, students learned the importance of washing fruits and vegetables, healthy snack options, and kitchen safety. In addition, students strengthened their functional communication skills by naming ingredients and asking for more! |
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Below you’ll find all of our scheduled SOL Dates (Grades 3-6). Please mark your calendar if any of the dates apply to your children. It is important for students to arrive at school on these days and come well rested.
6th Grade:
- Monday, May 6: Reading SOL
- Thursday, May 23: Math SOL
5th Grade:
- Wednesday, May 8: Reading SOL
- Thursday, May 16: Science SOL
- Wednesday, May 22: Math SOL
4th Grade:
- Monday, May 13: Math SOL
- Monday, May 20: Reading SOL
3rd Grade:
- Friday, May 10: Math SOL
- Friday, May 17: Reading SOL
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In our upcoming POG lessons, Portrait of a Graduate, we are having our 2nd and 3rd grade classes design a parachute that will protect its precious cargo (donut hole 🙂) as it glides to the ground from the top of a firetruck! We will be letting our parachutes fly on March 20, during our STEAM Fair. We are in need of some supplies you may have laying around your homes. There will be a box outside the main office to collect supplies. If you have any of these items to donate it would be greatly appreciated!
Parachute Materials:
- Coffee filters
- Tissue paper
- Plastic Bags
- Egg cartons
- Pipe cleaners
- String/yarn
- Toilet paper or Paper towel tubes
- Cardboard that is thin, like cereal box, cracker box, etc.
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Girls on the Run is coming back for a new season. It will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays before school from 7:30-8:30. If your daughter is in 3rd - 6th grade and is interested, please follow this link to learn more about Girls on the Run and to sign up.
It is important to note registering does not guarantee a slot in the program. At sites with more registered participants than the program allows, Girls on the Run will use a lottery system to select participants at random. Because the program requires a minimum of 8 participants, programs with fewer than 8 participants registering online will be canceled for the season. Your registration will be refunded in full if your participant is not selected during the team confirmation process.
We are excited to offer this program again!
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Chantilly High School TSA is holding a Tech Fair. It is a fun, hands-on way for kids to explore STEM fields, organized by members of the Technology Student Association. Join them for Strawberry DNA, Ozobots, Elephant toothpaste and more! It will be on March 16, from 10am-2pm in the Chantilly HS Cafeteria. They ask to please enter through door 11. There is a $5 entrance fee. All proceeds are donated to the American Cancer Society. |
Registration is now open for several summer camps and learning opportunities offered by Fairfax County Public Schools for all students.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) camps and Institute for the Arts camps will be held in July at Lake Braddock Secondary School from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bus transportation will be available from select FCPS middle and high schools.
Tech Adventure Camp is available for current grade K-5 students to explore STEAM, culinary, health, trades, and business and marketing areas. E-IFTA is a weekly arts camp for elementary students who love to sing, dance, act, perform, make, and create. Visit the E-IFTA webpage to register.
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February 14: Navy Spelling Bee
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February 19: No School
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February 23: SCA Spirit Day: Pajama Day
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March 5: No School
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March 6: Literacy Night
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March 20: STEAM Fair (Registration due 3/1)
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April 19: Multicultural Night (Registration Due 3/15)
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