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Dates to Remember:
First Early Dismissal on 9/17/2025 at 1:00 PM
No School on 9/23/2025
No School on 10/2/2025
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Families,
This week, Jennifer Laxton and I had a meeting with a group of parents who are enthusiastic about forming a new Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) to support both schools on our campus. If you are interested in a leadership role, please take a look at the attached flyer for details on how to nominate yourself for a board position. I am genuinely excited about the opportunity to partner with this new parent group and work together to make a positive impact on our schools.
Parents ~ if you have not yet completed this survey, please do so this weekend. We need a response for every K-2 student!
Wishing you a wonderful and safe weekend! We had lots of families visit our book fair tonight, which was great to see. If you weren't able to make it, don't worry ~ the book fair will be open for families again on Tuesday evening, September 16, 2025.
Eileen Delaney
Principal
Fort Belvoir Primary School
Keeping students and staff safe is our priority. Each school has an emergency preparedness plan to respond to incidents such as fires and tornadoes. Schools are required by state law to practice emergency drills, including lockdown drills, each year.
Schools must also notify parents and caregivers at least 24 hours before a school conducts a lockdown drill. However, schools do not provide the specific date and time of the drill in advance. Preschool and kindergarten students do not participate in the first lockdown drill.
By law, the first lockdown drill of the school year must take place within the first 20 days of school. We will have our first lockdown drill this next week, the week of September 15th. Your child may come home and talk about their experience during the drill. We encourage you to talk with them about the importance of being prepared for emergencies. Please review these frequently asked questions to support your student before and after school lockdown drills. Thank you for your support in keeping all of our young dolphins safe.
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