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- SCHEDULE REMINDERS
- PTSO NEWS
- WOODSON NEWS & EVENTS
- CAVS SPORTS
- FUNDRAISERS
- RESOURCES FOR WOODSON STUDENTS, PARENTS & FAMILIES
- FCPS NEWS & EVENTS
- RECURRING NEWS & RESOURCES
SCHEDULE REMINDERS
THIS WEEK
February 19-23 Spring Sports Tryouts
Friday, February 23rd 6:30pm-9:30pm- International Night
NEXT WEEK
Tuesday, February 27th 7 p.m. Woodson Chorus Pre-Assessment Concert. Free and open to all
LOOKING AHEAD
Monday, March 25th-Friday, March 29th - Spring Break
Saturday, May 11th - Senior Prom
Thursday, June 6th, 2pm - Graduation for the Class of 2024 at EagleBank Arena, GMU
Wednesday, June 12th - Last Day of School
Woodson's Integrated Events and Activities Calendar
The complete FCPS 2023-2024 School Year Calendar
PTSO NEWS
WOODSON NEWS & EVENTS
Woodson International Night
Are you a great cook? Do you like food and performances from around the world? Are you looking for a Friday family night out? If the answer is yes to any of these questions above come to Woodson's International Night this Friday, Feb. 23rd. There is a potluck at 5 pm and performances from 6:30 - 9:30. Tickets are $10 for the show ($7 for kids under 12) and $5 for the potluck.
We are looking for more parents and students to bring and serve food for the potluck. If you have an amazing appetizer, main dish, or dessert that relates to your heritage sign up on the link below. You will be given a table to decorate with any items that you want to bring to reflect your culture/heritage. You can either stay by your table and serve or make it self serve.
Last year we had a great turnout and it was fun for both students and parents.
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSey8APRwV.../viewform
Mulch Sale
The annual Woodson Mulch Sale has arrived. Freshen up your flower beds and support the Woodson High School Leadership and Sports Leadership Classes at the same time. The Leadership Classes are once again offering high quality shredded hardwood mulch for purchase.
Orders for 3-cubic foot bags of mulch must be received by Thursday, March 7, for pick-up at Woodson or delivery to your home on Sunday, March 17. When placing an order for 10 or more bags, delivery is an option. All mulch will be delivered on Sunday, March 17, beginning at 8:30 AM. The proceeds benefit the Woodson High School Leadership and Sports Leadership Classes and support their activities. For more details or for an order form, please check out our web link.
This year you can also order and pay on-line at MySchoolBucks. Browse all items and select the Mulch Sale Fundraiser.
Need more info? Send an email to DJSchaefer@fcps.edu
Donations Needed for Woodson Drama
Woodson Drama is looking for donated items from our community! For the upcoming musical 1776 we need the following –
- Over 40 pairs of Black and/or white sweatpants
- 40 backpacks (any condition, as long as usable)
- Any fabric people are willing to donate
Please drop off at Room E154.
Woodson Drama
Woodson Drama is producing the Theatre for Young Audiences show “The Last Firefly” which is perfect for elementary school students! This 60 minute production plays Saturday afternoon March 9th ONLY – at 10am. All elementary school students will be admitted free of charge, with adults paying a “pay what you can” ticket price. What is it about? The Last Firefly begins with light, a flash, and the crash of a storm. Thus, the story of Boom and Crash, the children of Thunder, begins as they set out on an epic search for their father, ultimately discovering their true self and the strength within themselves that always existed. This mythical adventure will transport you on a fantastic journey where the littlest things can make all the difference in the world.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or here starting on Monday 2/19
Cookies Needed!
It's Almost Cookie Time and We Need Your Help!
On March 14th student leadership would like to have a cookie handout for students during all lunches. In order to do so, we would require about 2,000 donated cookies. Cookies can be dropped off in the main office on Wednesday, March 13th or by 11am on the 14th. Cookies we need are any type of cookie, including gluten free, peanut free, or any other common allergen free. Please have cookies separated if they differ in ingredients, so we can make sure there is no cross contamination! Cookies will be distributed between cafeterias A and B from 11:15am - 1:20pm on Thursday, March 14th. Thank you for your help!
Parent Volunteers Needed!
Calling all Woodson parents…we need you to help proctor AP exams in May! As you know, we administer thousands of AP exams each spring to our Cavaliers and it takes a great deal of planning to implement and execute such a large scale testing plan. We rely on parent volunteers to proctor and cannot administer these without your help! This year, AP exams run from May 6-17. Shifts are typically from 7:30-11:30am or 11:00-3:00pm, with some variation depending on the exam, and you may sign up for as many shifts as you’d like. A more specific schedule will be shared closer to the AP exam testing window. No experience or training is required…we’ll show you everything you need to know! If you are able to volunteer and help, please contact Woodson school counselors Jamie Korpacz (jlkorpacz@fcps.edu) and Victoria Powell (vpowell1@fcps.edu). Thank you!
Woodson Library Offers Community Service
If your student needs Community service hours for the National Honor Society or other service learning communities, the Woodson Library can help your student. Students can participate in HATS for ECHO in the Woodson library. Students will be making a hat or scarf on a round loom for the clothing closet located at ECHO, a shelter in Washington DC. (Crocheting or knitting is also accepted.)
We meet each TUESDAY, from 3:00 pm- 4:00 pm in the Woodson Library. (If schools are closed or no late buses, we do not meet.)
Students can make hats/scarves at home if they cannot stay after school. **See Mrs. Muir for more details on working from home. **
Students can find more information and directions on the Woodson Library Google site under the tab COMMUNITY SERVICE/ Hats for ECHO
The Woodson Library is very pleased to announce our students made and donated 300 hats and scarves during the 22-23 school year. Way to go WOODSON!
For the service learning to continue, the Woodson Library is currently in need of the following items: Looms- size 9.5 inch Crochet hooks sizes H to J Red Heart Yarn, weight # 4. (No light-colored or white yarn)
Please consider donating to our service learning project.
If you have any questions, please email Lisa Muir the Woodson Librarian at lkmuir@fcps.edu.
D.C. Summer Cultural Homestay Program
Host a French Student! July 8 to July 30, 2024
Don’t miss a fun summer opportunity to welcome fifteen French high school students to our community and make new friends. Volunteer to provide one of these students housing, meals, and exposure to the English language and American culture for one, two or three weeks. Go on day excursions with students to a Nationals baseball game, The National Mall, Old Town Alexandria, Georgetown, Kennedy Center, U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, White House and Arlington National Cemetery. Attend welcome and farewell parties for visiting students. Earn FCPS service hours, too. Visit www.compass-usa.net for more information. Contact Kathleen DeCarlo at kdecarlo@verizon.net if interested in helping with the cultural homestay program coming to the Woodson community this summer from July 8 to July 30, 2024.
Summer Study Abroad 2024
Center for International Education and Exchange Visit – February 23rd at 5pm at the International Night potluck
Want to talk to students that studied abroad last year? A CIEE representative and CIEE alumni will have an information table at the International Night potluck on Friday, February 23rd starting at 5 pm. This is a great opportunity for students and parents to talk about the programs in detail. There are 10 $1,000 scholarships available for Woodson students and the application deadline is April 1st.
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Are you interested in a summer study abroad in high school? The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) has international programs for language and culture, STEM, social change and arts and culture in 35 different countries around the world.
Students are invited to choose 3-4 week-long experiential learning programs that run in over 30 study centers worldwide in Summer 2024! All Language and Culture (L&C) programs are educationally aligned with the ACTFL standard of language learning in secondary school. Students participating in L&C programs can opt-in for 4 college credits for only $150.00. CIEE School of record is fully accredited by Tulane University.
You can view the Summer 2024 Flyer to see what opportunities are available.
For more information, please visit the CIEE website and watch this video to see what a summer abroad experience is all about. If you are interested in learning more about the program, fill out this interest form. If you have any questions contact Mr. Lee Hedrick at lrhedrick@fcps.edu.
Woodson Chorus
Lots of great stuff is happening for Woodson Chorus. First, mark your calendars for our next concert. We will host our Pre-Assessment Concert on February 27 at 7pm in the Auditorium. Student call time is 6pm. Please join us as our singers prepare for their judged Assessment in March.
Honors Choir
Best of luck to our 4 singers who are traveling to Louisville, Kentucky this week. Carson Fenner, Kirsten Lunsford, Serena Mancuso, and Sarea Manson will represent Woodson at the ACDA Regional Honors Choir. We can’t wait to hear all about it!
Virginia All State Choir Selections
Congratulations to these Woodson students who auditioned and were selected to be part of the Virginia All State Choir! Statewide auditions were extremely selective this year, and we are very proud to have 15 students as delegates and alternates.
Delegates: Sarah Hymans, Brielle Steeves, Allie MacDonald, Laiken Caldwell, Chiara Sale, Lucca Zamora-Soon, Aiden Brennan, Joaquin Najar
Alternates: Claire Pocock, Alex Winkler, Lance Howden, Carson Fenner, James Hunter, Brian Zheng, Brandon Spratt
All District Choir
Great job to our 59 Woodson Choral students who were selected to participate in District Chorus this past week. Woodson had the highest selection rate of any school in our district! Even though practice time was cut short by “snow,” our students rocked the informal performance on Friday afternoon.
Europe 2025
Please remember that if your singer is interested in the Summer 2025 Choral Trip to Europe (non-FCPS sponsored), make sure your first payment is in by March 1st.
College & Career Center Information
For more information, registration links & additional events, please visit the live Calendar
Resources for College & Career planning can be found on the Woodson College & Career Padlets. Students must go to Naviance to sign up for our College Rep Visits and then create their own E-Hall Pass to the Career Center. Visit Notes and Rep Contact Info can be accessed on our College Rep Visits Padlet.
Questions? Please email cliebmosley@fcps.edu
Partners for Safe Teen Driving Seminars
Attention all 10th grade students and their parents. All new drivers and parents must attend a state mandated traffic safety seminar, Partners for Safe Teen Driving. Please mark your calendar for the Woodson seminars for 2023-2024. Seminars will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will take place in the Woodson Auditorium.
Monday, April 15th
Questions? Please contact David O'Hara at DGOHara@fcps.edu.
Follow Us on Social Media!
For the most up to date information on activities and ongoing events at Woodson, please follow us on Instagram at @woodsoncavalry AND @wtwoodsonhs.
Juniors and Seniors can also follow your class at: @wtwclassof2024 OR @wtwclassof25
Athletics can be followed at - @woodsoncavathletics
Follow the Woodson PTSO on Facebook!
Follow the Woodson Library @woodsonlibrary
Follow Woodson Student Services at @wtwstudentsvcs
Follow Woodson College & Career Center at @wtwcareercenter
FUNDRAISERS
VIP Graduation Tickets
Are you looking forward to graduation at Eagle Bank Arena? Enjoy it even more with VIP seats! The names of 10 lucky people will be drawn and will each win 8 amazing seats.
Click HERE to enter the raffle for prime seating!
Deadline to enter is May 30th.
This is a fundraiser for Woodson’s All Night Grad Party!
Class of 2024 Yard Signs
The 2024 yard signs are here! Click HERE to purchase one online! You will receive an email confirming your purchase, and where and how to pick up your order.
Attention Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Parents!
Do you have fun planning and organizing fun events? Ready to volunteer for a spectacular Woodson HS event? Your mad skills are needed for the Woodson All Night Grad Party at The St. James!! Underclass parents are needed to help senior parents focus on this big year. Then one day, underclass parents will do the same for your soon-to-be senior. Everyone wins! Questions? Send an email to Kristen Reddish at woodsonANGP@gmail.com.
Woodson Crew - Restaurant Night at Mamma Lucia!
Come out and support Woodson Crew for their restaurant night at Mamma Lucia on Thursday, February 22nd, 11am-8pm. Please be sure to mention Woodson Crew when ordering!
Woodson Drama Restaurant Night at Panda Express
March 6th Woodson Drama is hosting a virtual restaurant night at any Panda Express across the country. Use the code 921535 when you order online for pick up or delivery and 28% of your order will be donated to Drama Boosters. Thank you for your support
Senior Class of 2024 Legacy Bricks
Buy a Brick and create a Lasting Legacy for your Woodson Student!
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The brick courtyard in front of the school between the main entrance and the auditorium still has plenty of room for bricks for you to honor your special student or alumni. Individual bricks cost: $100. They make great graduation presents for Seniors, or as a legacy for all the members of your family!
To purchase, visit the Woodson PTSO PTBOARD website HERE. If you prefer, you can mail the brick order form (LINK HERE) to the school with a check.
All orders are due no later than April 14, 2024. Plan accordingly!
If you have questions, or for more info contact Shane or Katherine Gilbert at wptsobricks@gmail.com
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Student Driver Magnets
Magnets are $8.00 each or 3 for $20.00. You can order online HERE. Magnets are delivered to your door contact free! We will also be selling magnets at all the Partners for Safe Teen Driving seminars which are held throughout the year at the Woodson Auditorium.
If you have any questions contact Shane or Katherine Gilbert at wptsomagnets@gmail.com
CAV SPORTS
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Spring Tryout Schedule
Week of Feb 19th-23rd
Baseball
Varsity tryouts
3:30-6:30 Baseball field (Monday-Wednesday) *All Senior, Juniors, and returning varsity players will attend varsity tryouts.
JV tryouts
12:45-3:30 Baseball field (Monday) 5:00pm-7:45pm Baseball field (Tuesday-Wednesday) *If inclement weather, the indoor schedule will be communicated to all players.
For more information Contact Coach McColley Btmccolley@Fcps.edu
Softball
12pm-3:45pm (Monday) softball field (weather permitting)
5pm-7:30pm (Tuesday-Friday) softball field (weather permitting)
For more information Contact Coach Picini Jjpicini@Fcps.edu
Boys Soccer
8:00am – 9:30 am JV Stadium Field; Varsity 9:30 – 11:00 Stadium Field; 1:00pm– 3:00 pm Jv Aux Field (Monday)
7:30 pm – 9:30 Stadium Field (Tuesday)
7:30 pm – 9:30 Stadium Field (Wednesday)
5:30 – 7:30 Stadium Field (Thursday)
5:30 – 7:30 Stadium Field (Friday)
For more information Contact Coach Burke Spburke@Fcps.edu
Girls Soccer
3:15 – 5:45 Aux Field (check in at 2:45) (Monday)
3:30 – 5:45 Aux Field (Tuesday)
3:30 – 5:30 Stadium Field (Wednesday)
3:30 -5:30 Aux Field (Thursday)
3:30 – 5:30 Aux field (Friday)
For more information Contact Coach D’Amato Sldamato@Fcps.edu
Girls Lacrosse
Student athletes need to bring their own stick, goggles, and mouthguard each day
3:00-5:30 Stadium Field--Bring shoes to run on track (Seniors and Juniors report at 2:30PM) (Monday)
3:30-5:30 on Stadium Field (Tuesday) 3:30-5:30 on Aux Field (Wednesday) 3:30-5:30 on Stadium Field (Thursday) 3:30-5:30 on Stadium Field (Friday)
For more information Contact Coach Schneider Mpschneider@Fcps.edu
Boys Lacrosse
Tryouts
5:30pm - 7:30pm Stadium (Monday)
5:30pm - 7:30pm Stadium (Tuesday)
5:30pm - 7:30pm Stadium (Wednesday)
For more information Contact Coach Cornell Rscornell@Fcps.edu
Track
3:30pm – 5:30pm Track (Wednesday-Friday)
For more information Contact Coach Zuber Kazuber@Fcps.edu
Crew
3:30pm Boys 5:00pm Girls Woodson HS Cafeteria B (Monday)
4:15pm-6:45pm Sandy Run Park (Tuesday-Friday)
8:30am-11:00am Sandy Run Park (Saturday)
For more information Contact Coach Tylander Bhtylander@Fcps.edu
Boys Tennis
2:00pm-4:30pm Tennis Courts (Monday)
3:00pm-4:15pm Tennis Courts (Tuesday-Thursday)
TDB (Friday)
For more information Contact Coach Carr Zbcarr@Fcps.edu
Girls Tennis
12:00-2:00pm Tennis Courts (Monday)
4:00pm- 5:30pm Tennis Courts (Tuesday-Friday)
For more information Contact Coach Pavot Ebpavot@Fcps.edu
Athletic Booster Pass Student Sale!
Avoid the lines! Woodson Booster Passes provide free entry to all Woodson Home regular season sporting events.
For a limited time, a student membership is ONLY $50!
Visit our Booster Pass webpage for more information, or scan the QR Code above.
Important Woodson Athletic Links
Activity Registration - wtwoodson-ar.rschooltoday.com
Woodson Athletics - www.woodsonsports.com
FCPS Student Athletics - www.fcps.edu/activities/student-athletics
NFHS Network Live Streaming- https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/w-t-woodson-high-school-fairfax-va
E-Tix Link- https://www.etix.com/ticket/v/16311/wtwoodson-high-school-athletics
Varsity Boys Basketball:
The Cav boys' basketball team is gearing up for an intense showdown in the Regional playoff second round, set to take place at Hayfield High School at 7:30 pm on Tuesday night.
After earning the #4 seed in the district, the Cavs faced South County in a heart-pounding, overtime thriller in their first district tournament game. Despite trailing for a majority of the game, the team played with determination to close the game out. With the game tied and 10 seconds remaining, Kaylen Chilton's exceptional on-ball defense prevented SoCo from even attempting a game-winning shot. In overtime, the Cavs displayed exceptional teamwork and composure, securing the victory. Sean Donovan's clutch free throws put the Cavs up in OT and after a wild finishing sequence, walked away with the victory marking a monumental milestone for Coach Craig, who celebrated his 300th career victory. A well-deserved and congratulations Coach Craig!
Next, facing the formidable #1 seed, Alexandria City, the Cavs delivered a stellar first-half performance capitalizing on smart, unselfish basketball to put AC in foul trouble and securing a 10-point lead at halftime. The team defense was on point the first half as well, with all players identifying the ball, the greatest threat, and rotating like a collective unit. It was a great first half. The second half saw AC being more aggressive and putting the Cavs in tight situations and forcing quick shots. Noah Limbago was forced into playing transition defense all too often and got three fouls in the third quarter. After three quarters, the Cavs were still up 36-34.
The fourth quarter was tight throughout with some good basketball by both teams. Ultimately, AC grinded out the win and a place in the District Championship. Woodson would be the Patriot District four seed in the Regional tournament playing Annandale High School in the first round.
Undeterred by the tough loss, the Cavs bounced back in the Regional tournament's first round against Annandale High School, dominating the game and securing a comfortable victory. Noah Limbago's stellar performance, coupled with contributions from the entire team, ensured a decisive win, setting the stage for a showdown against defending state champion Hayfield. After a small run by the Atoms early in the fourth quarter, the Cavs proved to be too strong and Coach Craig was able to get the entire Cav team some good minutes to close the first round of Regions.
As they prepare to face Hayfield in the next round, the Cavs are focused and determined and need to be. With the win-or-go-home stakes, the team is poised to leave it all on the court. Good luck to the boys on Tuesday night. It's time to rise to the occasion and make their mark in these playoffs.
Indoor Track:
Congratulations to our ladies who are Regional Championship runner-up. First time since 1992! The girls had an amazing two days and just about everyone scored in their event.
We had 3 Regional Champions; Keira Arenholz in the 1600m, Kendall Anderson in the 500m and Hadley Vanek in the 1000m with a new school record. Also, Barrett Pullen had a massive PR in the shot put and the girls 4x200m relay (Ashley Lofton, Emma Ishikawa, Grace Ewalt, Abby Ward) claimed a State Championship spot.
Girls Varsity Basketball:
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Woodson Varsity Girls had a strong showing in the District playoffs, with an impressive series of wins against Alexandria City and Lake Braddock, securing them a spot in the semifinals against Robinson on Thursday evening. Despite a tough loss that evening, the team continued their momentum by hosting Round 1 of Regional play on Saturday, where they secured a commanding 67-41 victory against Mount Vernon. The team is now gearing up for the Regional Quarterfinals @ Edison scheduled for Tuesday at 5:30pm. |
RESOURCES FOR WOODSON STUDENTS, PARENTS & FAMILIES
Woodson Math Center
The Woodson Math Center opened on Wednesday, September 20th. Peer math tutors are available after school Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:00-3:45pm in B208. Look for the Math Center Flag. Tutors are excited to help students!
FREE Virtual SAT/PSAT Math Prep:
Rick Neifeld is again offering free weekly Zoom sessions for SAT/PSAT Math preparation. See his signup sheet for more details and to get on the weekly email notification list, here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Qk1Hq_y-nIuxLC_eZVqhhe2mye0AYZ1DYub5eDB-F_w/edit#gid=717310232
Next will will review problems from released test 10, here: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/sat-practice-test-10.pdf
RECURRING NEWS & RESOURCES
Did you know Woodson has an integrated calendar where you can find ALL school events? From the Odd/Even calendar to sports events, testing schedule to club meetings, this calendar has all you need to know!
You can select a category of events you want to see and then filter to target events that interest you. Categories include - Senior Class, Testing, 3rd Period, Athletics, Fine & Performing Arts, etc.
Bookmark this link to quickly access Woodson's events!
Attendance
Attendance is critical to student success in the classroom.
If your student will be absent from school, a parent/guardian must notify the attendance office.
To report attendance
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All day – call 703-503-4800 option 1
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Late arrival – call 703-503-4800 option 2
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Early check out- send a note in with the student in the morning and have them take it directly to Attendance Office – 703-503-4800 option 3.
- phone calls for early check out are reserved for emergencies or last-minute appointments. Please understand it may take up to 30 minutes to retrieve students for early release phone calls. We cannot accommodate calls for release that are received after 2:30.
- Sick students (or feeling unwell) must check out through the clinic. Parents must come into the main office and the main office will call to release the student from the clinic.
- Sick students may not be checked out through the attendance office.
Parents/guardians must contact the attendance office (703-503-4800) to report attendance; emails and online forms will no longer be accepted to notify our school of your student’s absence. Woodson is not monitoring or accepting any absences submitted via email. Due to an excessive number of forgeries, the online attendance form is currently disabled.
From the desk of Congressman Gerry Connolly, Virginia’s 11th District:
Congressional Art Competition
I want to take this opportunity to bring the Congressional Art Competition to your attention. 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 all invited to participate, and I encourage any student who may be interested to submit an entry.
I look forward to hosting this event every year, as it affords students in our district the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent and creativity. Students do not need to create a new piece of art specifically for this competition – they are welcome to submit any piece from their portfolio. Past years’ competitions have included paintings, photographs, drawings, digital art, and more.
The winning piece will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol for one year, and with the permission of the artists, additional high-ranking pieces will be displayed in my Capitol Hill and district offices.
Individual arrangements will be made for the collection of the Best in Show piece to be transported to DC. Only the winning piece will be required to meet the established framing guidelines.
Order Your Woodson Yearbook NOW
Purchase your yearbook at the lowest price of the year!
Yearbooks for the 23-24 school year are still available to order.
Last year, our yearbooks sold out! Go to www.yearbookordercenter.com and enter Woodson’s code, 5278.
Don’t miss out!
Hazel Health: Virtual Therapy Services
Teletherapy services will continue to be available for all FCPS high school students at no cost this summer. Sessions can be scheduled Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hazel’s highly-qualified therapists specialize in speaking “teen.”
Caregivers must first opt in their students to access Hazel Health. Then, a caregiver or school counselor, social worker, or psychologist can refer the student to Hazel for services. Learn more on the FCPS teletherapy webpage.
Parent Information Lines Available in Eight Languages
 Parents who speak Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Spanish, Urdu, or Vietnamese may call a telephone information line for general information about FCPS. View the list of phone numbers.
Lightspeed Parent Report on Child’s Device Activity
FCPS has tools to help parents know more about their child’s activity on any FCPS device. These tools are provided at no cost to families by Lightspeed, the school division’s internet content filtering service.
Parents may sign up for a weekly Parent Report, which will provide a list of the top sites your child visited. The report also offers parents the ability to sign up for free access to the Internet Use Parent Portal. Through the portal, parents may pause their child’s access to the internet on their FCPS device during non-school hours.
Learn more about Lightspeed Parent Reports.
Free Tutoring from Tutor.com
All FCPS students continue to have unlimited access to live, 24/7, one-on-one online tutoring services through Tutor.com at no cost to families. Student participation is optional and parents/caregivers can opt their student(s) out of accessing the services. Get more information on the Tutor.com Online Tutoring Services webpage.
Students can access Tutor.com via a link in Schoology. Additional information about how to log in and access a tutor is provided to families via the following: Middle & High - How It Works. Questions not answered in the posted resources may be sent to onlinetutoring@fcps.edu.
 Join the Woodson High School PTSO! https://wtwoodsonptso.ptboard.com
Woodson PTSO Officer Board for 2023-24 School Year
Sara Mastro / Co-President / saralmastro@yahoo.com
Becky Daw / Co-President / tbzzdaw@gmail.com
Lena McGinn / Membership Director / wptsovp1@gmail.com
Diane Raffaele / Recording Secretary / dianecollinsva@hotmail.com
Kyle Durbin / Treasurer / wptsotreasurer@gmail.com
Sara Mastro / WTW PTSO Grant Program / saralmastro@yahoo.com
Nicole Spindler / Communications Director / WoodsonWeMail23@gmail.com
Amy Zganjar / Enrichment Director / azganjar@strength.org
Vacant / Fundraising Director / Would you like to volunteer? Contact the PTSO Co-President(s)
Quick Links to Additional Resources
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