News & Announcements

“Lions on the Road” Reaches Out to Students In the Community

Fairfax High School teachers and administrators are taking the road to visit students. With three trips in September and three visits in October, the staff members are bringing care packages, helping with technology issues and checking up on students with limited attendance.

City School Board works with schools, FCPS to begin to welcome limited students back to school; Questions about capacity at PES

Dr. Pajardo submitted the 2022 - 2026 Capital Improvement Plan; Plan includes facility improvements at all four school buildings.

Superintendent submits six names based on list submitted from public; Worked with Historical Resources and Superintendent Advisory Team

Only Five Percent of Girls Scouts Earn Gold Award

Aashray Manchanda, the student representative for the City of Fairfax School Board participated in a roundtable discussion with other Fairfax County Public School students on the importance of voting on Thursday, September 17, 2020 which was Constitution Day.

The City of Fairfax invited all school-aged students in the city to design the "I Voted" and "Future Voter" stickers to be used in the November presidential election. Nathan Ferns, Fairfax, designed the winning “I Voted” sticker, and Sager Clementine Worshek, Fairfax, designed the winning “Future Voter” sticker.

Board will accept suggestions for new name through Friday.

The Board will vote on if to change the name on Monday, September 14 at 7:30 PM.

Bennett Brabrand, Samuel Littman, and Matthew Shin are eligible to compete for 7,600 National Merit Scholarship awards worth more than $30 million, to be awarded in spring 2021.