Strategic Planning Letter and Application

Invitación al proceso de planeación estratégica

Click HERE for a collage of photos of Liberty High School Commencement Exercises on Friday, June 12, 2009, and Fauquier High School Commencement Exercises on Saturday, June 13, 2009. (The first three pages feature Liberty's graduation and the next three pages feature Fauquier's graduation)
You may view all photos by clicking the links on the left of our District Home page and or News and Information Page.

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Me2You Donation Program

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Summer Program - Exploring Turkish and Arabic Language 

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Dr. Jonathan Lewis

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VDH Immunization Update 
 

Grace Miller Elementary School hosted an after-school club that helped student participants get fit throughout school year 2008-2009. Dubbed "KidFit," the club was the brainstorm of teacher Lori Burkhardt. "I started this fitness club last year as a pilot program and then this year it was a full-year program," she said. "It is a wonderful program." KidFit featured a total of four sessions over the course of the school year, each six weeks long. More than 100 students in grades 3-5 participated in the program which each week featured a choice of fun fitness activities in addition to core, cardio and strength training activities.  See More >>

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All kindergarten and first-grade students at Pearson Elementary School recently received a free Bell bicycle helmet, thanks to the initiative of Debbie Twigg, the school's first-year nurse. When FCPS School Health Coordinator Pam Trude sent out an email in the fall concerning a Bike Smart Virginia Mini Grant, Mrs. Twigg decided to apply. Three months later she learned she would receive a Virginia Department of Health $1,000 grant for bike helmets.
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Pearson Elementary School's Student Council Organization sponsored a Mini-Relay on May 28 in observance of the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life the following weekend. Greeting students as they arrived at school that morning was one word capturing the spirit of the event; large block letters spelled out the word "HOPE" in purple chalk on the sidewalk. See More >>

Nine students at Kettle Run High School may now call themselves published authors, thanks to a poet who visited their school in the fall. When Kwame Alexander read poetry to KRHS students during a school-wide assembly in October 2008, his visit inspired the creation of the after-school club, Book-in-a-Day, named for the nonprofit, educational services company created and provided by Mr. Alexander. Kim Overholt, KRHS English teacher who sponsored the club, said the real genius of Book-in-a-Day is its unique method of cultivating teens' self-expression using both writing and publishing. See more >>

Auburn Middle School celebrated its third annual Peek at the World when over 300 people gathered in the Auburn Middle School cafeteria to taste food from around the world and afterward "peek" at all of the country projects created by eighth-grade students. World geography, art, consumer science, family and consumer science, and technology integrated assignments for the students to become "experts" for their individual countries which they researched all year. See More >>

The Marshall Middle School combined seventh and eighth grade band participated in the May 2009 Music in the Park Festival at Hershey Park, PA. Under the direction of teacher Paul Hicks the band received a "Superior" rating, won first place in the competition and earned the overall award for the middle school concert band. See More >>

If laughter truly is the best medicine, then Marypat Warter just may be the healthiest person in all of Fauquier County. Her signature laugh, easily identifiable by all who know her, is heard frequently wherever she goes. The petite principal with the contagious giggle learned recently she has one more reason to smile: she has been selected to receive The Washington Post's 2008-2009 Distinguished Educational Leadership Award. 
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Very, very seldom do I write in first person, but my introduction to Jeff Pingrey simply begs that I do. It took me no time at all to learn why Mr. Pingrey, a seventh-grade science teacher at Cedar Lee Middle School, was chosen as this year's Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher of the Year for Fauquier County. See More>>