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Bucknell Elementary boundary study funded in new CIP

A boundary study for Bucknell Elementary School was among the items funded in the FY 2018-22 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) passed by the Fairfax County Public School Board last week. Bucknell,

‘Night of The Living Dead’ coming to West Potomac

If you’re so inclined, you can pay a little extra for a seat in the “splash zone” at West Potomac’s upcoming production of Night of the Living Dead.

Hybla Valley Elementary awarded $5,000 grant for LEGO science initiative

Hybla Valley Elementary School is one of five Fairfax County Public Schools to win a $5,000 grant thanks to its initiative to improve science skills through hands-on training with LEGO

Saturday notes: MVHS market, 2018 school start date, fire department ordered to pay $7.85M

Mount Vernon High School market Stop by Mount Vernon High School today between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to check out their holiday market. Held in the MVHS cafeteria,

Bryant teacher raising funds to turn wall outside of school into work of art

A Bryant Alternative High School art teacher is looking for the public’s help for an ambitious project to transform a large concrete wall outside the school into a work

High school students can now apply to Puller, Amundson institutes

High school juniors and seniors can now apply for two programs that offer them the opportunity to see how the Virginia General Assembly works up close. The 2017 Puller Institute,

Monday morning notes: Sign unveiled, Majors clinch playoff berth, former Wolverine shines

A historic marker was unveiled Saturday morning at the original Mount Vernon High School during a ceremony attended by local officials, alumni and community members. Mount Vernon

4-year graduation rate falls at West Potomac, rises at Mount Vernon, Edison and Hayfield

West Potomac High School’s four-year graduation rate dipped in 2016, leaving it four points below the county average and second-to-last overall among high schools and secondary schools in FCPS, according

McKay, Bulova pitch meals tax benefits to area residents

Supporters of the November’s meals tax referendum find themselves in a an awkward position: They need to convince people to vote for a tax increase on themselves. Supervisor Jeff McKay

Meet with Jeff McKay and Sharon Bulova on Wednesday

Lee District residents can discuss the November meals tax referendum with Supervisor Jeff McKay and Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova this Wednesday at the Franconia Governmental Center.

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Bucknell Elementary boundary study funded in new CIP

‘Night of The Living Dead’ coming to West Potomac

Hybla Valley Elementary awarded $5,000 grant for LEGO science initiative

Saturday notes: MVHS market, 2018 school start date, fire department ordered to pay $7.85M

Bryant teacher raising funds to turn wall outside of school into work of art

High school students can now apply to Puller, Amundson institutes

Monday morning notes: Sign unveiled, Majors clinch playoff berth, former Wolverine shines

4-year graduation rate falls at West Potomac, rises at Mount Vernon, Edison and Hayfield

McKay, Bulova pitch meals tax benefits to area residents

Meet with Jeff McKay and Sharon Bulova on Wednesday

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