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November 3 and November 4: No School for Students
November 11: Veterans Day- No School
November 12: Veterans Day Breakfast, 8:00 AM
November 12: 3-hour Early Release 12:15 PM
November 14: Principal Coffee Talk, Social Emotional Learning 9:00 AM
November 19: Thanksgiving Luncheon
November 26-November 28: Thanksgiving Break
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Full-Time AAP Applications Due - 12/15
The deadline for parents who wish to submit a referral for Full-Time Advanced Academic Programs (AAP) services, which begins in grade 3, for the 2026-2027 school year is December 15, 2025. The placement process involves a comprehensive review by a central selection committee. If eligible, these students receive specialized instruction in the four core academic areas using the AAP Curriculum Framework. Contact our Advanced Academics Resource Teacher, Sharon Smith, with any questions or concerns: sasmith3@fcps.edu. You can also visit the FCPS AAP website for more information.
Olde Creek Employee Award Nominations- Closing Soon!
Fairfax County Public Schools recognizes outstanding employees at all levels. Once again this year, all schools in FCPS are encouraged to nominate Outstanding Employees. You may nominate an employee in one or more categories. All that is required for a preliminary nomination is a paragraph or two about how this employee demonstrates exceptional work in the criteria for that category.
We are asking you, the Olde Creek community, to help us gather names for this process. Thank you for participating and helping us recognize the outstanding qualities of our staff members.
CLICK HERE for more information to nominate your favorite staff members. Nominations close on November 4th.
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LOST AND FOUND
Our Lost and Found (located in the Cafeteria) is starting to get a bit full. Please remind your students to check it frequently for misplaced items.
*All items will be donated before Winter Break*
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OCES Veterans Day Celebration
Olde Creek Elementary is proud to honor and celebrate the members of our military community. We invite all active duty, reserve, and retired service members- and their families- to join us for a special Veterans Day Breakfast on Tuesday, November 12, from 8:00–8:20 a.m.
Enjoy a light breakfast, connect with fellow service members, and allow us to express our heartfelt thanks for your service and dedication. We look forward to celebrating together and showing our appreciation for all you do!
We are also seeking Veterans who would like to speak to classes about their experiences in the military.
If you’re interested in attending the THANK YOU breakfast or volunteering to speak to classes please click here to sign up.
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OCES Cultural Heritage Night SAVE THE DATE
We’re excited to celebrate the many cultures that make our Bear community so special! Families are invited to share their traditions, food, music, clothing, or artifacts that represent their heritage.
Doors will open at 5:30 on December 11th (same night as our book fair!) and we are looking for families to sign up to be apart of the fun!
Click THIS LINK for more information and to sign up to participate — we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
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Save the Dates...
Quarter 2 Events!
Impact of Federal Shutdown on Local Community
Fairfax County is home to around 80,000 federal employees and thousands of federal contractors. Its Federal Workforce Resource Hub is intended to help navigate current and future issues for residents, government employees, active military/veterans, contractors, nonprofits and businesses who may be affected by actions, changes, or disruptions to federal services or employment.Community Resources for Families in NeedThrough partnerships with community-based organizations and other Fairfax County agencies, Fairfax County Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) provides information, referrals, and advocacy to help individuals connect with services, including: basic needs (food, shelter, clothing), financial assistance, health care services, and referrals to services and resources.
Visit the CSP website or call 703-222-0880 for assistance.
How to Access or Donate Food to Those in NeedView the Emergency Food Access Providers webpage to see where to access food or donate to your local food bank.
Immunization Events for FCPS Students
FCPS, in partnership with Inspire Health Alliance, will be providing school-required immunizations and optional flu shots for all FCPS students with no out-of-pocket costs. Immunization clinics will take place from 3 to 6:30 p.m. at Willow Oaks Administrative Center on:
- Thursday, November 6
- Tuesday, November 18
- Wednesday, November 19
- Thursday, November 20
A clinic will also take place at Frost Middle School on Saturday, November 15, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Additional dates will be made available throughout the school year.
Participation is voluntary. Parents or guardians may schedule an appointment for their student. Learn more about immunization resources.
Bond Referendums Support Communities
The building and renovation of Fairfax County public schools is not funded through the division’s annual operating budget. Voter-approved bonds allow payment for these projects over time. A $460 million bond referendum is on the November ballot. Read more about the 2025 Bond Referendum. Learn more about registering to vote. Make a plan to vote by Tuesday, November 4.
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