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SR&R Acknowledgement Form for Parents

Parents and guardians, please review the Student Rights and Responsibilities and sign the Acknowledgement Form here.

Attendance at FHS | 2020-2021 year

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From the Principal's Desk....

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Student Portraits (Grades 9-11)

Portraits for grades 9-11 will be during the day on November 16, 23 and 30 (Mondays) in Hallway 23. For more details and to sign up, visit our SignUpGenius. Click for more info.

Virtual Bell Schedule

View the 2020-2021 Virtual Bell Schedule

Fairfax High DECA Hosts Pink Out to Encourage Breast Cancer Awareness

Fairfax High School DECA hosted a Pink Out late in October to support breast cancer awareness.

Summer Residential Governor’s School Programs

The Summer Residential Governor's Schools (SRGS) are month-long residential programs for current year tenth- and eleventh-grade gifted students in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The 2021 Visual and Performing Arts Summer Residential Governor’s School programs include: Dance, Instrumental Music, Theatre, Visual Arts, and Vocal Music.  The 2021 Academic Summer Residential Governor’s School will offer programs in Medicine and Health Sciences, Mathematics, Science, and Technology, Marine Science, Humanities, Engineering, and Agriculture.

Student Health and Safety Guidance

Consistent with Governor Northam’s phased reopening plan for Virginia schools, and guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) has provided guidance to staff regarding school health practices for students.

Lion Time Rotation Periods

Starting on Wednesday September 30, we begin a rotation during Lion Time “period 4”.  Students will be rotating through their seven classes and their Lion Time Advisory period. This rotation will allow students an extra 35-70 minutes of extra support in each of their classes monthly.        
**See the full schedule in the Student Den!

Meet Our Teachers and Staff

We invite you to virtually meet our faculty and staff.

Free Meal Program for All FCPS Students

Grab and Go service hours are 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (excluding holidays) with both breakfast and lunch being served at the same time. Bus routes for food distribution are operating Monday through Friday beginning at 6:30 a.m. Specific information about meal distribution locations and bus distribution schedules are available.
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Fairfax Academy

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FHS Athletics

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FHS PTSA

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Fairfax High School Features

FHS Recognized as a 'Common Sense School'

June 19, 2020
Common Sense, the national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids and families thrive in a world of media and technology, has recognized Fairfax High School as a Common Sense School.

FHS 2019-2020 Departmental Awards

June 05, 2020
Congratulations students!
View a slideshow of awards by department.

Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight - Ayelet Coronado

June 02, 2020
In this Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight, we feature Ayelet Coronado, who is making the best of her senior year, and plans to attend NOVA in the fall.
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FCPS News and Features

End of First Quarter Message from Superintendent

A message to parents and students from Dr. Brabrand about the end of the first quarter.

Fairfax High DECA Hosts Pink Out to Encourage Breast Cancer Awareness

Fairfax High School DECA hosted a Pink Out late in October to support breast cancer awareness.

Adapting Traditions During Virtual Learning: The Centreville High Student Newscast

Centreville High students have started their school day for over ten years with the Centreville News Network (CVNN), a student-produced newscast. When distance learning started, a small team of students set out to make sure CVNN would still air.

November’s Walking Wednesday Celebrates Ruby Bridges

Get some fresh air and keep moving on November’s Walking Wednesday, November 18, dedicated to Ruby Bridges, the elementary student who, as the first African American student to integrate William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans, was escorted to school by federal marshals in 1960.
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