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As of October 21, ParentVue entries are no longer an option for reporting absences for Academy classes. Effective immediately, all absences, late arrivals, or early releases for Academy classes must be reported by calling our Chantilly Academy 24/7 attendance phone line at 703-222-7496. When reporting an absence, late arrival, or early dismissal, please include the following information to ensure your child's attendance is recorded correctly:
- Student ID #
- Student's full name (spelled out)
- Date(s) of absence(s)
- Reason for the absence(s)
A parent or guardian must report all absences; we will not accept reports directly from students, even if the student is over 18 years of age.
Our Parent Liaison for Spanish-speaking families, Mila Cobos, is available for translation services and can be reached at mcobos@fcps.edu or by phone at 703-222-6303.
For more information about Chantilly Academy attendance procedures and policies, please visit our website: Attendance Information
Friday, October 31 - Last day of the first quarter, two-hour early release for students. No 5th period Academy classes for feeder students. Chantilly High School students will follow the Chantilly High School bell schedule.
Monday, November 3 - School Planning Day, student holiday.
Tuesday, November 4 - Teacher Workday, student holiday.
Our Criminal Justice students kicked off a donation drive this week in support of Boxes of Basics, a local non-profit that provides seasonal wardrobes, hygiene products, and books to local children. From October 24 through November 24, Criminal Justice students will be collecting donations to ensure that local children have basic necessities as we head into the winter months.
See below for a complete list of items being accepted. All donations can be dropped off in room 578. For questions regarding donations and/or drop-off logistics, please contact our Criminal Justice teacher, Mr. Leger, at pmleger@fcps.edu.
Thank you for your generosity and support of our Criminal Justice students as they seek to serve our local communities.
 Our AFJROTC Cadets were decked out in pink this week to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Shout out to Ripper Flight (pictured above) for 100% participation in the pink out!
 This week, our Medical Assistant 1 students began learning to room a patient and take a medical history to prepare for a visit.
 We love to see cross-curricular collaboration in action! Students in our Auto Tech program invited Driver's Ed students to the shop this week to learn how to change a tire - an essential skill for any new driver.
 Students in our Exploring Health Science class visited Inova's Advanced Surgical Technology and Education Center (ASTEC) where they had the opportunity to participate in simulated medical procedures including intubation and laparoscopy.
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