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Kristen Rucinski - Principal Ebony Opie - Assistant Principal
Gunston Gazette
Gunston's 5K & 1K Race was a Success!
Sunday - September 29, 2024
THANK YOU to the PTA, our Many Sponsors and Gunston Hall for Hosting!
Upcoming Events & Reminders
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October 2: Fall Picture Day (individual pictures)
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October 3: Rosh Hashanah Holiday. School is closed for staff & students.
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October 4: Teacher Workday. School is closed for students.
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October 14: Staff Development Day. School is closed for students.
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October 21: Three Hour Early Release Monday. Students will be dismissed at 12:30pm
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October 31: End of First Quarter - 2 hour early release
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November 1: Diwali Holiday. School is closed for staff & students.
Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Wednesday, October 2. That day is an evening-only observance day. Important events will not be held after school.
Fall Picture Day
Wednesday, October 2nd
Scheduling Family Trips or Events
Good attendance is an important life skill that will help students succeed in school and beyond.
When planning trips or family events, refer to the FCPS calendar and try to use weekends and school holidays. Every day of learning is a day toward success. Keep in mind that absences add up quickly. Students absent 10% of the school year (or just two days per month) are considered chronically absent.
When possible, schedule appointments for your child outside of school hours. If your child needs to miss school because of an illness or another reason, you must report the absence.
Watch this video with tips on understanding our school calendar and visit our Attendance webpage for additional information. Attend today, achieve tomorrow!
National Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15 to October 15, FCPS recognizes and celebrates the histories and cultures of the members of our community who trace their heritage to Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Learn more about the heritage months, celebrations, and traditions celebrated in FCPS. Learn more about National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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