Fauquier County Public Schools
Excellence by Design
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Welcome to Fauquier County Public Schools! Whether you are new to our area or the parent of a soon-to-be kindergarten student, all of the information you need to enroll your child in Fauquier County Public Schools can be found right here.
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All Fauquier County Public Schools Accredited for 2022-2023
The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) has accredited all Fauquier County Public Schools for the 2022-2023 school year. Eighteen schools received the highest accreditation rating, and Pearson Elementary School is accredited with conditions. The VDOE bases accreditation ratings on a school accountability system that provides a comprehensive view of school quality.
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Support in Place at Auburn Middle Following News of Teacher’s Death
Late Friday afternoon, the Culpeper Police Department informed Fauquier County Public Schools that Daniel Garrison, a science teacher at Auburn Middle School since 2016, died in Culpeper.* Auburn Middle School notified its staff and families early Saturday morning, and school officials have made plans to support students and staff when classes resume on Monday.
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FCPS Students Earn Recognition for AP Performance
The College Board recognized 135 Fauquier County Public Schools students for their performance on the Advanced Placement (AP) Exams taken during the 2021-2022 school year.
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K-2 Handwriting Materials Available for Review
Fauquier County Public Schools invites teachers, administrators, families, and other interested stakeholders to review K-2nd Elementary Handwriting textbooks/instructional resources, which the School Board will consider for adoption/implementation this school year (2022-2023) with implementation next school year.
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Suspicious Incident and Search Leads to an Arrest
Warrenton - A Fauquier County Sheriff’s Deputy took a juvenile male into custody. A Juvenile Petition and a Detention Order are being requested Thursday afternoon, August 11. This morning a staff member at Kettle Run High School informed the School Resource Officer (SRO) of a suspicious individual and vehicle on the grounds of Kettle Run. The SRO attempted to make contact and the individual fled into the wooded area on foot. Patrol Division deputies, with detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division (CID), coordinated efforts and determined no credible threat existed to the school or students.
