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The Dixit Dialogue
Dear Sully District Families and Community Members,
There is a noticeable crispness in the air as we move further into October and fall. Routines are set, the newness of the school year is beginning to fade, and the end of the first quarter is just around the corner. It can be easy to get swept up in the demands of each day—the news headlines, busy schedules, and the constant rush to keep everyone on course.
When life feels especially full, I hope we can each find a moment to slow down and take a breath. Offer yourself a little grace, and share a kind word with someone else. Take a walk, notice the beauty of the season, and give yourself time to return with a fresh perspective. Even a brief pause can help us meet the day—and one another—with greater patience and care.
October is also National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to reflect on how we can help every student feel safe, respected, and included. Each of us brings different strengths, experiences, and ways of seeing the world. Taking time to understand and appreciate those differences can help build school communities where everyone feels they belong. A thoughtful word, an invitation to join in, or the choice to speak up when someone is being hurt can make a lasting difference.
As we move through this busy season, I hope we can look out for one another and remember that small acts of kindness matter. May we make room for a little more patience, compassion, and understanding—for ourselves and for the people around us.
In Partnership,
Seema Dixit
Sully District School Board Member
 October is...
Disability History and Awareness Month
Custodian Appreciation Day (October 2)
National Bullying Prevention Month
Indigenous Peoples' Day (October 12)
FCPS Digital Citizenship Week (October 16 - 20)
National Principals Month
Inside this Newsletter:
Sully Happenings
2026 FCPS Impact Awards
 It was my honor and privilege to attend the 2026 FCPS Impact Awards and celebrate the employees whose exceptional contributions help advance FCPS’s strategic goals. Through their collaboration, commitment to equity, innovative ideas, and dedication to student success, these honorees make a meaningful difference across our schools and communities.
Another Amazing Run for Asha-Jyothi
 It was wonderful to see so many Sully District students and families at Asha-Jyothi’s 18th Annual 5K Run! I’m incredibly proud of everyone who came out to run, walk, and cheer in support of their schools. Deer Park and Navy Elementary Schools had the second- and third-highest numbers of registered participants, earning recognition for their strong community turnout!
I was also proud to celebrate this year’s Asha-Jyothi Educate-Innovate Grant recipients: Oak Hill Elementary, Skyview High School, and Brookfield Elementary, which received a $16,000 grant to build a podcast studio; and Navy Elementary, whose $50,000 grant will help complete its STEAM lab. I’m grateful to Asha-Jyothi for its continued investment in our schools and community.
After the race, I presented Asha-Jyothi with Certificates of Appreciation in recognition of its commitment to expanding STEM and STEAM learning opportunities. Please join me at the School Board’s regular meeting this Thursday, October 8, when I will present a proclamation honoring Asha-Jyothi’s dedication and generous support of STEM and STEAM education throughout Fairfax County.
Back to School Night Visits
Brookfield Elementary may be small, but their SCHOOL SPIRIT can be heard across the district! Principal Lesley Hassen generously shared her time and gave me a tour of Brookfield’s newly built Pre-K and kindergarten classrooms. Brookfield’s newest students now have beautiful, light-filled learning spaces, with additional classroom renovations to come!
I also enjoyed learning from Brookfield’s amazing school counselors, Monica Evans and Tandra Jones, about the lessons they bring into classrooms and the support they provide to students and families. Resource Teacher Emily Zarybnisky introduced me to Brookfield’s AVID program, which is available to all students in third through sixth grade, as well as the school-wide AVID strategies that begin in kindergarten. I look forward to attending the upcoming AVID information and family session
Thank you to the Brookfield team for welcoming me and for all you do to support your students and families!
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There is always something new at Lees Corner Elementary! Just inside the newly renovated entryway, staff had set out copies of the FCPS Family Advocacy Handbook and Student Rights and Responsibilities in multiple languages. This is just one example of the resources Lees Corner and FCPS provide to support our diverse communities.
Principal VaRonica Sloan graciously led me on a tour of the school’s latest renovations, including bright new classrooms, a large, light-filled cafeteria, and a renovated kitchen. Her excellent project management was evident throughout the school, and I look forward to seeing all of the new spaces once the renovations are complete.
Thank you to the Lees Corner team for welcoming me and for all you do to support your students and families!
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Board News & Upcoming Sessions
 Top Priorities & Board Work
It is my privilege and honor to represent the Sully District on the School Board and it is a responsibility I hold close to my heart. I’m committed to listening to our community and working to ensure every student in Sully and across Fairfax County has the resources, support, and high-quality instruction they need to thrive.
You can find the latest updates and news from the School Board regular meetings, work sessions, and committee meetings in The Dixit Recap.
Upcoming Meetings and Sessions
Monday, October 12th 4:00 - 6:00 PM | Audit Committee Meeting
Thursday, October 15th 1:00 - 3:00 PM | Legislative Briefing
Tuesday, October 20th 5:00 - 8:30 PM | Work Session
Thursday, October 22nd 7:00 PM | Regular Meeting
Agendas for all meetings and work sessions are posted on Board Docs.
Please note: Times and topics are subject to change.
Visit the community participation webpage to sign up to speak at a regular meeting. Visit BoardDocs for more meeting logistics, agendas, and handouts.
Interested in School Board action items? Sign up to get an update on School Board votes the morning after the School Board meeting.
The work sessions and regular meetings will be broadcast live on Channel 99 (Verizon channel 11) and the FCPS website. Both will be recorded for future viewing and posted to the FCPS School Board YouTube channel.
Office of Auditor General
The Office of Auditor General (OAG) reports to the School Board. OAG’s mission is to independently determine whether the ongoing FCPS processes are designed and functioning effectively, efficiently and be accountable to the Fairfax County community members.
The Audit Buzz - The September issue of the Audit Buzz newsletter is now available. It highlights how the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) detects and helps prevent fraud, waste, and abuse across FCPS, and how employees and community members can support these efforts.
Stay updated on the OAG's work and news by signing up for their newsletter via FCPS News You Choose. You can also find out more information about OAG on their webpage.
Sully Spotlight
FCPS 2026 Impact Awards
Congratulations to the incredible individuals and teams honored by FCPS for their commitment to collaboration and partnerships and dedication to student achievement. Several educators from the Sully district were recipients of this honor.
🌟Rachel Forte - Assistant Principal - Centreville ES*
🌟Anna Slevin - Teacher - Rocky Run MS
🌟Jenny Murray - Teacher - Union Mill ES
🌟Kecia Wolf - Teacher - Waples Mill ES
*Ms. Forte moved to Powell ES for the 2026-27SY
Read more about each of our honorees and all the the 2026 recipients on the FCPS Impact Awards web page.
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Aviators Soar at the Showcase of Bands
Congratulations to the members of the Skyview High School Marching Band on an incredible showing at the Showcase of Bands at Herndon High School!
Honors included: 🏆1st in Group; 🎶Best Music; 🌟Best Effect; 🔥Best Visual; 🥁Best Percussion
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Westfield Golf Finishes Strong
The Westfield Bulldogs closed out an exciting 2026 golf season with a third-place finish at the Concorde District Tournament and an impressive showing at the Northern Region tournament. ⛳🏌🏼♂️
Congratulations to Scott Umayam Individual Concorde District champion and First Team All-District honors!
First Team All-District golfer Taylor Fenix shot an impressive four under par at the Northern Region match at Bristow Manor, claiming the individual Northern Region championship title and First Team All-Region honors.
Congratulations to the team on a standout season, and best of luck to Taylor as he takes his game to the State Championship on October 13!
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🏆FCPS Bands & Orchestras Honored Distinction
Fifty-five FCPS secondary band and orchestra programs received the Program of Honor recognition from the Virginia Band and Orchestra Directors Association (VBODA) for the 2025-26 school year. This prestigious award recognizes secondary music programs that demonstrate consistent excellence.
Congratulations to the following Sully District directors and students who earned the Program of Honor distinction:
Band Programs
- Carson Middle School, Steve Dailey, director
- Centreville High School, Melissa Hall, director
- Chantilly High School, Doug Maloney and Christopher Riechers, directors
- Liberty Middle School, Joe LaBrie, director
- Oakton High School, Jamie VanValkenburg, director
- Stone Middle School, Finn Marks, director
- Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Steve Ballard, director
- Westfield High School, Alan Johnson, director
Orchestra
- Chantilly High School, Aaron Mynes, director
- Oakton High School, Max Oppenheimer, director
- Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Allison Bailey, director
- Westfield High School, Greg Rupert, director
Celebrating FCPS National Merit Semifinalists
Congratulations to the 167 students from 16 Fairfax County Public Schools high schools who have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program! All semifinalists are eligible to compete for more than 6,700 National Merit Scholarships, valued at nearly $24 million, which will be awarded in spring 2027.
I am especially proud to recognize the following outstanding students from the Sully District:
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Centreville High School: Arjun Ganesan
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Chantilly High School: Srikar Akundi, Andrew Hu, Sahana Kumar, Ariya Lee, Jaden Ryu, Shinjini Samanta, Sahiti Tanuku, Evangeline Xie, and Hillary Yin
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Oakton High School: Huining Deng, Janet Li, Shrutika Suresh, Monica Uribe, Andy Wan, Ivy Xu, and Michael Zou
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Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology: Minati Divakar, Ian Kim, and Bonna Koo
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Westfield High School: Kethan Salla
Bull Run ES Recognized as National Unified Champion School
Congratulations to Bull Run Elementary on their well-deserved recognition by the Special Olympics as a National Unified Champion School!
This is an extraordinary achievement and a reflection of Bull Run’s commitment and dedication to an engaging and positive learning environment where every student has meaningful opportunities to participate, lead, and belong.
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Connect & Contribute
Safe Routes to School Parent and Caregiver Survey
FCPS Office of Safety and Security and Safe Routes to School program are inviting parents and caregivers to share their experiences traveling to and from school through the Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Survey. The five-minute survey is open through Thursday, October 15.
Your feedback will help FCPS identify common issues with walking and biking routes, traffic near schools, kiss and ride experiences, accessibility, and other safety concerns.
Responses will be kept confidential and shared with school administrators and the Office of Safety and Security. Be sure to identify the school related to your feedback and include specific locations where you have observed a safety issue.
If you have students at different schools in FCPS, please complete a different survey for each school. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact SafeRoutestoSchool@fcps.edu.
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AAP Expansion Community Engagement Meetings
FCPS is exploring a proposal to offer Full-Time Advanced Academic Program (AAP) services at every middle school. Under this expansion, students who qualify for AAP would take advanced classes at their neighborhood school instead of busing to a center. This expansion would strengthen peer connections within school pyramids and reduce transportation needs.
There was incredible turnout for Franklin Middle's in-person and virtual community engagement meeting held on Monday, October 5th. The presentation discussed the number of AAP eligible students within the Franklin boundary, the phasing timeline, and the identification of Franklin's current capacity and space utilization as a priority consideration.
A Public Hearing on the proposed new AAP Centers for the 2027-2028 school year will be held on November 10. Sign up will be available 10 days before the hearing. Learn about Expectations for Community Participation and Sign-Up to Speak.
Superintendent Community Conversations
Join Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid for a Community Conversation. Students, families, staff, and community members are invited to ask questions, share concerns, and discuss what matters most to them. These events are open to all and will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the dates and locations below. Child care and interpretation services will be provided.
Click on the date to register for a session. While not required, registering helps for planning purposes.
Annual Special Education Family Conference
Centering on the theme "Connected Communities, Thriving Students," this free community event celebrates the incredible power of partnership. Families, educators, and community providers will gather to connect, share insights, and discover valuable special education resources designed to help every student thrive.
For full details or questions, please visit the Special Education Family Conference webpage or email our team at SpecialEdFamilyConf@fcps.edu.
Saturday, November 14th
Hayfield Secondary School
7630 Telegraph Road, Alexandria VA
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The Dixit Toolkit
Resources & Tools for You
📰FCPS This Week
Stay updated and in the know on the weekly happenings across the county. FCPS This Week shares Dr. Reid's Weekly Reflections, stories from schools across the county, calendar updates, and more.
Check out FCPS This Week, for the week of October 7th and learn more about the following topics:
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- Safe Routes to School Survey
- Immunization Events
- Celebrating Our Principals
If you are not already receiving this weekly newsletter, sign up today!
FCPS Adult & Community Education (ACE) Newsletter
As one of the top school systems in the nation, Fairfax County Public Schools is dedicated to lifelong learning, providing education and skills for real-life success. You can subscribe to the ACE Newsletter to stay informed and up to date on the latest continuing education classes and enrichment that will position you for career advancement and personal fulfillment.
Check out the October Ace Newsletter, or sign up through FCPS News You Choose.
Federal Student Aid Form Now Open
The 2027-28 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is now open. Completing this form allows you to be considered for federal student aid. In addition, states and colleges use FAFSA information to award their own grants, scholarships, and loans.
Free Financial Aid and Scholarship Information Sessions
College Access Fairfax, in partnership with Fairfax County Public Schools, will present virtual information sessions on the financial aid process for post-secondary education and scholarship information.
Sessions include:
- FAFSA Line-by-Line
- Scholarship 101
To join the webinar, click on the date of the session for the link to the virtual webinar. Visit College Access Fairfax for more information.
Digital Literacy Resources for Families
As part of FCPS’ continued support for digital literacy, families can access lesson materials that introduce the concepts students will explore throughout the school year. These resources include student lessons and supporting materials organized by grade level. Resources will be shared on a quarterly basis through Schoology.
The All Parent/Guardian Course is available in Schoology through a parent or guardian account. Schoology and ParentVUE use the same login credentials. Families who need assistance can review How Do I Log in to and Access Schoology? or watch the brief walkthrough on the Schoology Snippets page.
Families can also learn more about FCPS guidance and practices on the Educational Technology in FCPS webpage.
Growing Together: Social-Emotional Learning at Home
Social-emotional learning (SEL) helps children develop confidence, resilience, self-awareness, and other important skills that support their success in school and throughout life. Join one of the upcoming workshops to understand your child’s Fairfax County SEL Screener results, learn practical ways to talk with your child about their social and emotional well-being and support their continued growth at home.
Thursday, October 8, at Skyview High School 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Wednesday, October 21, at Kingstowne Regional Library 6:30 - 8:30 PM
View additional dates on the FCPS Family Academy webpage.
Childcare will be available. Interpretation services are available upon request. For more information, contact the Family and School Partnerships office at 703-204-4300 or FamilyEngagement@fcps.edu.
Twice-Exceptional (2e) Student Support
Twice-Exceptional (2e) learners are students who are gifted and have learning challenges or disabilities. Fairfax County Public Schools is committed to challenging all students through talent development and differentiated instruction.
Families can learn more about 2e learners, how to support them, and how to partner with schools on the 2e webpage, which also includes a link to the Special Education Handbook.
Office of the Ombuds
Office of the Ombuds staff engage with families, students, and staff to offer resources, assist in settling conflicts, and raise concerns to improve the experience of each and every member of the FCPS community. They work as an independent confidential resource to help get answers to questions, resolve concerns, and hear complaints regarding FCPS matters. Ombuds staff do not change or make decisions, policies, or regulations; take sides; or provide legal advice.
The ombuds is available to:
- Share strategies for parents to improve communication with, and between, school and home.
- Help resolve disagreements between parents and schools or disagreements involving employees in the workplace.
- Provide ideas to foster parent participation in Individual Education Plan (IEP) and 504 Plan meetings.
Anyone with concerns, questions, or complaints to share with the Office of the Ombuds may call 571-423-4014, email ombuds@fcps.edu, or visit the Ombuds webpage to submit a question.
Lightspeed Parent Portal
Visit the FCPS Lightspeed Parent Portal Guide to learn more about options available to maintain greater control over FCPS-issued devices outside of school hours.
New ParentVUE App
A reminder to download the new ParentVUE app available in Google Play and the App Store before December 2026 to ensure continued mobile access to your students' school data.
ATTENDANCE: Parents and guardians can report full day absences up to four days in advance using ParentVUE. For late arrivals, early dismissals, or to update attendance, contact the school’s attendance line.
Calendar Updates & Events
October 12 | Indigenous Peoples' Day
Student Holiday - No school
School Planning Day
October 18 | Annual FCPS College Fair
One of the largest college fairs in the region, this event is designed to connect high school students with a wide array of post-secondary options. Approximately 200 colleges and universities will be represented at the College Fair, including two- and four-year schools and U.S. Service Academies.
Go to the College Fair and postsecondary virtual event webpage to learn more. Students may also register at this link.
4:00 - 6:00 PM
George Mason University Eagle Bank Arena
October 19 | Postsecondary Virtual Night
Learn how to be better prepared for the next chapter of your educational journey. This event features live and pre-recorded sessions and all students and their families are welcome to participate in one or all of the virtual sessions. Prior registration is not required.
5:00 to 8:00 PM
Virtual Session Links published one week before the event.
October 21 | Elementary Early Release
The following elementary schools will have a 3-hour early release for planning and instructional training. Lunch will be provided on early release Wednesdays.
Brookfield ES, Bull Run ES, Centre Ridge ES, Centreville ES, Crossfield ES, Cub Run ES, Deer Park ES, Lees Corner ES, London Towne ES, Navy ES, Oak Hill ES, Poplar Tree ES, Powell ES, Union Mill ES, Virginia Run ES, Waples Mill ES
October 30 | End of Quarter 1
Friday, October 30th is the end of the first quarter. All FCPS schools will have a 2-hour early release
2026-2027 School Year Calendar
Calendar Change: Eid al-Fitr
FCPS will mark the beginning of Eid al-Fitr with an evening-only observance day on Monday, March 8. There will be school on this day, but major school-sponsored events and activities (such as auditions or tryouts) will not take place.
Tuesday, March 9, will be a holiday for students and staff.
Wednesday, March 10, will be an observance day. There will be school on this day, but certain activities that cannot be made up (major tests, field trips, or mandatory events) will not take place.
A new 2026-2027 school year calendar has been published, which includes this change. Please note that holidays and observances on the calendar may shift due to anticipated lunar sightings.
Information & Opportunities
Disclaimer: Opportunities offered by organizations other than Fairfax County Public Schools are neither sponsored nor endorsed by the Fairfax County School Board, the Superintendent, or a specific school. These opportunities may utilize technology tools not assessed by the Fairfax County Public Schools Department of Information Technology. Students should gain permission from their parents or guardians before engaging in any non-FCPS enrichment opportunity. Families should review the Terms of Service, User Agreements, and Privacy Policy for any technology platform the enrichment opportunity may use before participating.
Shark Tank Tech Challenge
Are you ready to chart new waters of creativity, innovation and impact?
This exciting opportunity invites Fairfax County students to design an innovative device or app that can make a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers. Students will use their creativity and technology skills to develop solutions that promote independence, improve accessibility, and make everyday life more user-friendly. Winning projects are awarded prizes and may be considered for potential development.
For more information, see the 2027 Information Packet for Students and Teachers.
Initial Project Proposals Due December 20
The Initial Project Proposal Form requires a basic project overview and does not require the project be completed. Email proposal to NCSTechChallenge@fairfaxcounty.gov.
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TJHSST Applications Now Open
Eighth graders who have an aptitude and passion for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) are encouraged to apply for admission to the Class of 2031 at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST).
Applications open at 4:00 PM Monday, October 5th
Deadline for submissions is 4:00 PM Friday, October 30.
No new applications may be started after 4:00 PM Wednesday, October 28th.
Visit the TJHSST registration page for more information, including a schedule of upcoming information sessions at middle schools.
 High School Leadership Program
Virginia State Senator Stella Pekarsky is now accepting applications for the 2027 High School Youth Leadership Program.
Travel to Richmond during the General Assembly Session in January/February 2027 to engage with political leadership from across the Commonwealth and gain practical knowledge about Virginia's legislative process. This is a great opportunity for students considering a future career in government, politics, or law - but all are encouraged to apply.
The program is free, with transportation, lodging, and meals provided. Applications are open to all high school juniors and seniors, however, space is limited and priority will be given to students who live in Virginia’s 36th Senate District. Once the application period closes, students will be notified of their status.
Learn more about this exciting opportunity and apply online!
Applications will close on November 25th.
2027 VA House of Delegates Page Program
Applications are now open for the 2027 Virginia House of Delegates Page Program, a nonpartisan program that gives young Virginians the opportunity to experience state government firsthand. During the seven-week legislative session in Richmond, Pages work full-time at the State Capitol while learning about the legislative process, public service, civics, and leadership.
It is a unique opportunity for students to see the General Assembly in action, develop leadership skills, and gain a deeper understanding of how state government works.
The program is open to Virginia students who will be 13 or 14 years old by January 13, 2027. ⭐ Note: You must schedule an interview with your House Delegate to complete the application. Go to My Neighborhood to confirm which Delegate represents you in the General Assembly. ⭐
 Application deadline: Friday, October 16, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
 Program Information and Application
 House Page Program FAQ
📧 Email questions to housepageinfo@house.virginia.gov
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Bill of Rights Institute Community Impact Contest
Formerly known as the MyImpact Challenge, the Community Impact Contest is a national civic engagement competition, hosted by the Bill of Rights Institute, for students ages 13–19 who are leading service, volunteer, or entrepreneurial projects that address local challenges.
Students can earn up to $10,000 for their work while sharing their ideas, inspiring others, and showing what meaningful civic participation can look like in communities across the country.
Go to the Bill of Rights Institute website to learn more and apply!
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Study Skills and Test Prep Classes through FCPS ACE
Help your student feel confident and well-prepared with accessible, high-quality classes through FCPS ACE! From mastering effective study habits to targeted SAT prep, these convenient courses empower learners to achieve their goals. Explore all upcoming FCPS ACE course offerings here!
Check it Out - Across the District
💦 Skyview High School’s Water Safety Festival💦
Skyview High School invites you to its Water Safety Festival on Tuesday, October 13, from 5:00–7:30 p.m.
This event will kick off Water S.A.F.E. FCPS, which provides students and families with an opportunity to experience the pool in a safe, welcoming environment while learning how to stay safer in, near, and around the water.
Participants will enjoy hands-on activities led by water-safety instructors, FCPS Water Safety Ambassadors, and two special guests — Olympic medalists Maritza Correia McClendon🎖️and Cullen Jones.🎖️ Together, they will help promote water-safety awareness and share the importance of building skills and confidence around water.
Please complete the registration form if you plan to participate. For questions, reach out to Dr. Miriam Lynch (mslynch@fcps.edu)
♻️Westfields Center E-Cycling & Shred Event ♻️
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
8:30am - 1:00pm
Location: 15049 Conference Center Drive (PARKING LOT)
There is a 6 box limit to shred boxes. Please see the website for more details, including what is and what is not accepted.
Celebrate Centreville Day
Join neighbors and friends for the 34th annual Centreville Day on Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This free, family-friendly celebration will mark America’s 250th birthday with a parade, live entertainment, children’s activities, local exhibitors, and opportunities to explore Centreville’s history.
Come enjoy a festive day in the heart of the community! Visit Centreville Day's webpage for more details!.
Historic Centreville Park and the Centreville Historic District
Opening ceremonies begin at 10 AM
Parade starts at 11 AM
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WHS Theater Presents
"Romeo & Juliet"
Step back in time as Westfield High Schools presents the most famous love story of all time. Arrive early for Westfield's free Ren Faire and get into the spirit of Verona before the show begins!
The Ren Faire features games, face painting, Ren Faire merriment before every show. Doors open at 5:30 PM for the 7 PM performances and at 12:30 PM for the 2 PM performance.
Performances:
- Thursday, October 15 at 7pm (Opening Night)
- Friday, October 16 at 7pm (featuring ASL interpretation)
- Saturday, October 17 at 2pm and 7pm
Tickets are now available. Check out the Westfield HS Theater webpage for more information about this and future productions.
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CHS Drama Presents "CLUE"
Love a good "Whodunnit?" Chantilly High School Drama Department presents the classic murder mystery Clue.
About the Show It’s a dark and stormy night, and we’ve been invited to a very unusual dinner party. Each of the guests has an alias, the butler offers a variety of weapons, and the host is, well, dead. So whodunit? Join the iconic oddballs known as Scarlet, Plum, White, Green, Peacock, and Mustard as they race to find the murderer in Boddy Manor before the body count stacks up. Based on the cult classic film and the popular board game, Clue is a madcap comedy that will keep the audience guessing until the final twist.
Performances
- Thursday, October 22 at 7pm (Opening Night) - GUMMY BEARS
- Friday, October 23 at 7pm - SKITTLES
- Saturday, October 24 at 7pm- GUMMY BEARS
- Sunday, October 25 at 2pm (Closing)- SKITTLES
Tickets are now available. Check out the Chantilly HS Theater webpage for more information about this and future productions.
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Mental Health Resources for Families
FCPS Family Resource Center
The FCPS Family Resource Center offers free workshops, consultations, a lending library, and more to help adults support the success of all students, including those with learning challenges, special needs and disabilities. Staff is available by phone 703-204-3941 or email frc@fcps.edu to help!
No Cost Virtual Therapy for Middle and High Schoolers
FCPS has partnered with Hazel Health to provide access to private, confidential, HIPAA compliant mental health care for middle and high school students at no cost.
Learn more by visiting the How Hazel Works section of their website.
Your Child's Mental Wellness Matters: Access Comprehensive Services
Reach out to the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB) for specialized youth mental health services designed to help your child succeed. The CSB has individual and family counseling, psychiatric diagnostic evaluations, medication management, parenting groups, peer support, crisis response, recovery supports that include medication assisted treatment (MAT), intensive services, and other services.
Get started with CSB Entry and Referral by calling 703-383-8500 or emailing csb@fairfaxcounty.gov.
To contact me, it is most helpful if you can please use the official School Board Contact Form. This form prioritizes emails to me from constituents and helps me track communication so I can be sure you receive a response. If you are unsure of your county magisterial district, you can look up that information in My Neighborhood.
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