Following are the operating hours for all schools and School Board offices during the summer: 
June 21-July 30:  Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and closed on Fridays.
August 2-6:  Closed Monday, Aug. 2, and open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. August 3-6.
M onday, August 9:  Regular office hours resume for regular five-day work week schedule.  
 
Fauquier County Public Schools are operating on a normal schedule, unless noted above.

Our phone numbers are changing!

On Tuesday, August 17, phone numbers are changing at the School Board Office in the Alice Jane Childs Building as well as Central Office numbers in outlying areas, including construction, facilities, nutrition, transportation, and Central Complex (special education, student services, records, testing/assessment, textbooks and the Teacher Resource Center). Numbers will also change at Claude Thompson Elementary School, Greenville Elementary School, Pierce Elementary School, and Kettle Run High School.   We will update this information as August 17th approaches.  Please check back for more information and a list of new numbers. 

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Think big. Think unconventionally. Think outside the box.
Trite but true expressions of what took place in seven rooms off an elementary school corridor in Culpeper July 12-22 at the annual regional governor's school's "SummerQuest" which focused on the theme "Quantam Leap." Nearly 90 middle school students from five counties - Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock - spent eight days (Monday through Thursday both weeks) involved in activities that guided them through quantam leaps in history, science, art, technology, theater, and advertising. See More >>

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2010-2011 Adopted School Budget

Strategic Plan Aspirations 2015

Marcy Cotov has been selected as the new executive director of budget and planning for Fauquier County Public Schools, where she will manage a $118 million budget. The School Board approved her appointment this past Monday evening, and she will assume her new position on August 16.
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Auburn Middle School recently received a check from Wal-Mart in conjunction with Horace Mann Insurance for $500 to purchase new library books. Local Horace Mann Agent Tammy Bridges coordinated the donation. The AMS library will use the funds to buy a small collection of large-print books, hoping to encourage reluctant readers to read popular middle school titles. The books will also be enjoyed by any students with visual impairments.

For the second consecutive year Katy MacWelch, member of the Kettle Run High School FFA Chapter, was named the state winner of the Agricultural Sales Entrepreneurship Proficiency Award at the 84th annual state FFA Convention held June 21-24 in Blacksburg. She received a plaque, a medal, and a cash prize in recognition of her accomplishments.  See More >>

"All we are saying is give peace a chance."

These nine words just may be John Lennon's most famous. …And, hey, it's never too late to talk about peace, right? This news release is admittedly old by news standards, but its subject matter merits sharing nonetheless. Perhaps unbeknownst to many, the month of May 2010 was proclaimed a Month of Peace by the Fauquier County Board of Supervisors. Marshall Middle School took the proclamation to heart and participated in many different activities to celebrate and promote peace within their school community. See More >>

"Read, read, read."
This sensible advice from American short-story writer, novelist, and Nobel prize winner William Faulkner might just be the mantra of Fauquier County Public Schools.
Eileen Burgwyn, FCPS English and reading coordinator, said she wholeheartedly agrees with noted national reading expert Laura Robb who said, "All children deserve the opportunity to lead literate lives." FCPS provides children such opportunities on an almost-daily basis. See More >>

Warrenton resident and Culpeper County teacher Timothy Gardner has been selected as the new assistant principal of Ritchie Elementary School. He fills the post held for the past two years by Cristy Thorpe, who officially became principal of the school July 1, 2010, after serving as acting principal since the January retirement of Principal Lee Bell.
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Please click on the attachment to view a collage of photos from the Kettle Run, Liberty, and Fauquier 2010 graduations.