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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.
For more information about Chantilly Academy attendance procedures and policies, please visit our website: Attendance Information
Monday, November 3 - School Planning Day, student holiday.
Tuesday, November 4 - Teacher Workday, student holiday.
Tuesday, November 11 - Veteran's Day, student holiday.
Students in our Carpentry 2 and 3 class had the opportunity to learn from representatives from DEWALT, a leader in tools for professional trades and construction. The representatives brought some of their newest, state-of-the-art tools to demonstrate and students had the chance to step in and try each of the tools, which included a miter saw, belt sander, nail gun, and two types of power drills - all battery operated and requiring no external power source! The DEWALT team explained how each tool can help improve worksite efficiency, quality of craftsmanship, and overall safety, giving students valuable insights into modern construction practices and technologies.
We are grateful to our industry partners like DEWALT who take the time to visit the Academy and share their expertise and provide our students with exposure to the same professional-grade equipment being used in the field today. Experiences like these help prepare our future tradespeople for success in the workforce.
 Korean 1 students took a field trip to Washington D.C. this week where they visited the Old Korean Legation Museum to learn the history of the diplomatic relationship between the United States and South Korea. Next, they stopped at the Korean Cultural Center where they immersed themselves in Korean culture by wearing traditional clothing, the hanbok, and making their own kimbap.
 Dental Careers students practiced a new skill: placing a rubber dam for patient safety during procedures.
 Out with the old, in with the blue! This 1994 Ford F-250 got a fresh paint job in Auto Collision.
 Veterinary Science students hold Kizzy, our resident snake, before cleaning her enclosure.
Our Criminal Justice students are continuing to except donations for Boxes of Basics through November 24.
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.
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