Did you know that every school has a Family Liaison? Family Liaisons welcome and orient new families to the school and community, and help them understand the school's culture, policies, procedures, and practices. They can also help connect families to resources in the community. Family liaisons might also assist a family in transitioning to a new school and encourage family-school partnerships to help ensure their student's success and healthy development.

If you have questions or would like more information, call Aldrin at 703-904-3800 and ask for Sarah Connolly.  Sara habla español 

Please fill out all school forms each year.

1. Digital Consent

2. Student work to be published on the web

3. Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R)

4. Laptop use and responsibility

Information on FCPS Opt-Out Forms

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) wants all parents to understand its policies regarding:

• Parents’ rights to inspect, and to consent or opt out, before their child participates in certain surveys administered to students.
• Parents’ rights to inspect instructional materials used as part of the educational curriculum.
• FCPS’ maintenance, retention, and disclosure rules regarding student scholastic records including parents and eligible students’ rights to inspect such records, to request an amendment to such records and to opt out of disclosure of directory information about the student.
• FCPS’ disclosure of student information for graduation photographs or other similar purposes and the right of parents and eligible students to opt out of this disclosure.
• FCPS’ disclosure of secondary school students’ names, addresses, and telephone numbers to military recruiters and the right of parents and students to opt out of this disclosure.
• Parents’ right to opt out of any physical examination of their child is not required by state law.
• The FCPS school counseling program and parents’ right to opt out their child from participation in academic, career, and social or emotional counseling.
• The process by which parents and students may file complaints if they believe their rights as referenced above have been violated.
• Student participation in the Library Equity Access Pass Project, and the rights of parents to refuse participation in the program.

Please view information about opting your child out of FLE lessons.

Have you signed up? Student Information System (SIS) PVUE is an essential tool for parents/guardians to keep up with their student’s attendance, grade book assignments and grades, report cards, and more. If you have not yet created a PVUE account, please activate your account now to keep informed.

Your SIS Parent account also allows you to access your child's courses in Schoology.

Parent Support Request - Student Information System (SIS)

Reset Password - This link will assist you in resetting your password for your SIS ParentVUE .

The following opt-outs will be available in SIS ParentVUE beginning Friday, July 15, 2022: 

• Tutor.com Access (was available April 2022)
• SEL Screener Participation
• Counseling Opt Out
• Transportation Intent
• Home Internet Access

Any parent/guardian that is associated with a student, and has a SIS ParentVUE account, can update these opt-outs, as needed, by going to the “Student Information” tab and clicking “Edit Information”. 

the following opt-outs will be available in SIS ParentVUE beginning Friday, July 15: 

• Tutor.com Access (was available April 2022)
• SEL Screener Participation
• Counseling Opt-Out
• Transportation Intent
• Home Internet Access

Any parent/guardian that is associated with a student, and has a SIS ParentVUE account, can update these opt-outs, as needed, by going to the “Student Information” tab and clicking “Edit Information”. 

Learn how you can view your child's Schoology courses and communicate with their teachers.

You will need your SIS Parent account activated to log into Schoology as a parent.

Parent Support Request - Schoology

Did you know you can change your emergency contact information yourself?  You sure can!  Just log in to your Parent SIS account login and make any changes there! If you can’t remember your password, just click the “forgot password” link.

Does your child need homework help or feedback on writing? How about a practice quiz to get ready for a test? Tutor.com is open to FCPS students in all grades, on-demand, 24/7! Tutors are available in multiple languages. Learn more.

Students will be able to access Tutor.com through a link in Schoology.

No cost to families.

Students will automatically have access to the Tutor.com tutoring service unless a parent/guardian submits an opt-out request.

Online textbooks, emergency preparedness, parenting classes, renting FCPS facilities, and more.

Find a tutor, search for libraries, find FCPS resources and sign up for FREE Parent Resource Center Workshops.

• Virginia Literacy Partnership provides ways to help parents learn about a certain topic or find activities to do at home with your child.
• Computer games for literacy skills.
• How to help your child with comprehension
• How to support your child's writing
• and much more.

TESTING

Learn about FCPS testing and links to testing prep sites.

Resources for parents for SOLs and WIDA for English Students of Other Languages (ESOL)

FAMILY AGREEMENT

Family Media Agreement

FAMILY TIPS

Pre-K to 2 Family Tips

K-5 Family Tips

Grade 6 Family Tips

SEL CONVERSATIONS IN DIGITAL LIFE

Grade K - 5 Family Conversations

Grade 6 Family Conversations

ALL COMMON SENSE MEDIA  - ACTIVITIES, TIP, AND RESOURCES

Common Sense Media Page

FCPS has adopted Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum

Common Sense Media Curriculum

Digital Parenting the Autistic Child: A three-part resource guide from FOSI (Family Online Safety Institute)

• Part 1: Special Needs Requires Special Attention
• Part 2: Not All Screentime is Created Equal
• Part 3: Introducing Boundaries and Embracing Unplugging

Technology @ Home

Identity Awareness, Protection and Management Guide (Excellent resource with social media privacy setting smart cards)

FCPS Parent Tech Support

 

How Parents Can Address Social Media Challenges

Social Media Basics for Parents

Selecting Quality Content for your Family

Parenting in the Digital Age

Screen Activity Reports for Parents

What is it?

Parents can submit a request for a weekly email report with a summary of their child’s FCPS device Internet activity.

How can parents get access?

Parents can simply submit a request on the Tech Support for Families page (https://www.fcps.edu/return-school/technology-support-families).

What will parents need to provide?

Before submitting a request, parents/guardians will need the enrolling parent email address on file in our Student Information System, as well as the Student ID for their child.

How can parents learn more about what is available?

For more information about the report and additional features available to parents, please visit the Lightspeed Parent Report information page (https://www.fcps.edu/resources/technology/lightspeed-parent-reports).

Tips by Text Program - These social media graphics promote the Tips by Text program and include English and Spanish versions.

Easy and safe communication between families and schools.

FCPS website page to learn more.

What is TalkingPoints?

TalkingPoints is an easy and safe way for families can communicate in their home languages with their child’s teachers for free. We will be using this platform to communicate with you about your child’s education and progress.

How can families use TalkingPoints?

There are two ways families can use TalkingPoints.

• School and teacher messages will come directly to the phone number that is registered in our system as a SMS text or through the TalkingPoints Parent App.
• You can reply by text or through the app.

Families will receive messages in the language they have listed as their correspondence language. Families can reply in any language and the message will be translated into English for the school. If families prefer to not receive text messages from TalkingPoints, they can reply with "GOODBYE" at any time.

The FCPS Bullying Prevention and Intervention public website has been updated to include a video to educate parents on what bullying is (according to the Students Rights and Responsibilities document) and what they can expect when a bullying allegation is reported to a school administrator.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has launched a COVID-19 Testing Locator website, which can help families find no-cost COVID-19 testing sites.

The locator is part of the CDC’s Increasing Community Access to Testing (ICATT) program, which focuses on at-risk communities. Testing is available at pharmacies and other locations and is provided at no cost to individuals with or without health insurance and in areas with an increased demand for testing. 

More information via the CDC’s recent announcement is available at the following link:

https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2023/s0124-testing.html

“Eating disorders are serious but treatable mental and physical illnesses that can affect people of all genders, ages, races, religions, ethnicities, sexual orientations, body shapes, and weights. While no one knows for sure what causes eating disorders, a growing consensus suggests that it is a range of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors. Eating disorders are not fads or phases, and can have serious consequences for health, productivity, and relationships.”

In collaboration with the Fairfax County Health Department, FCPS has developed a webpage with detailed information and resources to be provided to parents and guardians of Fairfax County Public Schools. This information may be found at the FCPS Eating Disorders webpage.

On our Aldrin Mental Health Wellness page, you will find many resources that support mental health and wellness.

• Mental Health and Emergency Services
• Meet our counselors
• FCPS Healthy Minds Blog
• School counseling / Mental Health Resources
• Videos from our Mental Health Team
• Resources to cope with feelings and stress
• How to talk to your child about Coronavirus
• Student Health and Wellness
• Student Health Services - Health and Safety Guidance

 

Learn tips and strategies for student wellness.

Your child brings you a draft of a report for school. The first thing you see is a misspelled word. If you start by pointing that out, your child may become immediately discouraged and resistant. Instead, use the PNP method to make it easier for your child to hear your constructive comments. 

© 2022 The Parent Institute, a Division of PaperClip Media Inc. All Rights Reserved. Get more tips for parents and other family engagement resources.

Family Liaison

Did you know that every school has a Family Liaison? Family Liaisons welcome and orient new families to the school and community, and help them understand the school's culture, policies, procedures, and practices. They can also help connect families to resources in the community. Family liaisons might also assist a family in transitioning to a new school and encourage family-school partnerships to help ensure their student's success and healthy development.

If you have questions or would like more information, call Aldrin at 703-904-3800 and ask for Sarah Connolly.  Sarah habla español 

View our Parent Hanbook

BUS ROUTES AND BELL SCHEDULES - Who to contact, safety, school bus services, and link to delayed bus route information.

Questions and Concerns

If parents have other questions or concerns regarding transportation, they may call the school principal or the Area Transportation Office.

Area I Transportation    - 703-446-2150 Area II Transportation   - 703-446-2050 Area III Transportation  - 703-249-7000 Area IV Transportation - 703-249-7100

The following resources are available to all FCPS families. Visit the links below to learn more about workshops and classes for families, digital and printable resources for early childhood, mental health, military families, special education, multilingual, and wellness topics.

• Parent Resource Center Webinar Registration and Schedule

• Parent Resource Center Workshops and Webinars on YouTube
• Parent Resource Center Digital Resources
• Student Safety and Wellness Resources
• Digital Citizenship Resources
• Social-Emotional Learning Resources
• Multilingual Podcast
• Quick Tips Family Engagement Library (English and Spanish)
• Parent Information Phone Line (available in eight languages for parents who do not speak English)
• Parent Education Advocacy Training Center (PEATC)

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Family Liaison

Did you know that every school has a Family Liaison? Family Liaisons welcome and orient new families to the school and community, and help them understand the school's culture, policies, procedures, and practices. They can also help connect families to resources in the community. Family liaisons might also assist a family in transitioning to a new school and encourage family-school partnerships to help ensure their student's success and healthy development.

If you have questions or would like more information, call Aldrin at 703-904-3800 and ask for Sarah Connolly.  Sara habla español 

FCPS’ Office of Family and School Partnerships would like to remind families of some of the many resources available to them:  

• Bilingual community liaisons support student registrars by providing families with information about school and community services offered in Fairfax County. Liaisons are available to help families speaking Spanish, Korean, and Arabic. Once registered at a school, families can contact their family liaison for assistance. 
• Early literacy programs are available to Fairfax County residents for parents of children up to 5 years old. These programs help prepare children for school and build confidence in parents as their child’s first teacher. They also help parents become active partners in their child’s education. Programs are available in African-Heritage, Arabic, Spanish, and Korean. 
• Parent Information Phone Lines are available in eight languages for parents who speak languages other than English. 
• A Multilingual Family Podcast is produced by the offices of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Family and School Partnerships, and Professional Learning and Equity. It covers important information for parents in English, Spanish, Arabic, and Korean. 
• ESOL services are available in Fairfax County not only for students but also for adults and families. Information on Spring classes will be posted in March 2023. 

 Visit the Family Engagement webpage for more resources.  

Spanish: Recursos Multiculturales y Lingüísticos La Oficina de Asociaciones Familiares y Escolares desea recordar a las familias algunos de los recursos disponibles para ellos.  

• Los enlaces comunitarios bilingües apoyan a los registradores de estudiantes proporcionando a las familias información sobre los servicios escolares y comunitarios que se ofrecen en el condado de Fairfax. Los enlaces están disponibles para ayudar a las familias que hablan Español, Coreano y Árabe. Una vez inscritos en una escuela, las familias pueden ponerse en contacto con su enlace familiar para obtener ayuda. 
• Los programas de alfabetización preescolar ayudan a preparar a los niños para la escuela y a fomentar la confianza de los padres como primeros maestros de sus hijos. También ayudan a los padres a convertirse en socios activos en la educación de sus hijos. Los programas están disponibles en Árabe, Español, Coreano y Herencia Africana.
• Las Líneas Telefónicas de Información para Padres están disponibles en ocho idiomas para los padres que hablan otros idiomas distintos del Inglés. 
• Un Podcast Multilingüe para Familias es producido por las oficinas de Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas (ESOL), Asociaciones Familiares y Escolares, y Aprendizaje Profesional y de Equidad. Cubre información importante para los padres en Inglés, Español, Árabe y Coreano. 
• Los servicios de ESOL están disponibles en el Condado de Fairfax no sólo para los estudiantes en las escuelas, sino también para los adultos. La información sobre las clases de primavera se publicará en marzo de 2023. 

Hay más recursos disponibles en la página web de participación familiar.  

Korean: 다문화 및 언어 자원 지원

전국 가정 참여의 달 동안 가족・학교 파트너십 사무소는 가족분들이 이용할 수 있는 몇 가지 자원을 알려드리고자 합니다. 추가 자료는 가족 참여 웹페이지에서 이용하실 수 있습니다. 

• 이중언어 커뮤니티 리에종 연락 담당자는 페어팩스 카운티에서 제공되는 학교 및 커뮤니티(지역사회) 서비스에 대한 정보를 가족에게 제공 및 학생 등록을 지원합니다. 리에종은 스페인어, 한국어 및 아랍어로 가족 지원을 돕고 있습니다. 학교에 등록이 된 다음, 가족은 패밀리 리에종 (가족 연락 담당자)에게 도움을 구할 수 있습니다. 
• Early Literacy (초기 문해력) 프로그램은 페어팩스 카운티 주민중 5세 이하의 자녀 부모님을 대상으로 운영되는 영어 교육 프로그램입니다. 학교에 진학하기 전 자녀가 학교에 적을 할 수 있도록 돕고, 학부모가 자신감을 느끼고 첫 선생님을 만날 수 있도록 돕습니다. 또한 부모가 자녀 교육에 적극적인 파트너가 될 수 있도록 돕습니다. 프로그램은 아프리카에서 온 아프리칸, 아랍인, 스페인어 구사 가족, 한국인 가족을 위해 준비되어 있습니다. 
• 학부모 정보 전화선은 영어 이외의 언어를 사용하는 부모를 위해 8개 국어로 제공됩니다. 
• 다국어 가족 팟캐스트는 영어가 모국어가 아닌 학생들이 학교에서 별도로 영어를 배우는 과정인 타 언어 사용자들을 위한 영어 (ESOL), 가족・학교 파트너십, 전문 학습・평등 사무소에서 제작합니다. 학부모가 알아야 할 중요 정보를 영어, 스페인어, 아랍어 그리고 한국어로 다룹니다. 
• ESOL 서비스는 페어팩스 카운티에서 학교 학생뿐만 아니라 성인에게도 제공합니다. 봄학기 정보는 2023년 3월에 게시됩니다. 

FCPS WEBSITE - Online textbooks, emergency preparedness, parenting classes, renting FCPS facilities, and more.

Recognize a staff member who goes above and beyond.

The FCPS CARES Program is an opportunity for parents, staff, and community members to recognize FCPS employees for going above and beyond to help others and show they care. We invite you to submit your story below, so we can all acknowledge the good work of FCPS employees.

Welcome to the FCPS Parent Resource Center

Our staff is available by phone 703-204-3941 or email @email.  We’re here to help.

Dunn Loring Center for Parent Services 2334 Gallows Road, Room 105 Dunn Loring, Virginia 22027

We offer a welcoming and engaging environment for families, educators, and community members. We provide access to information and resources to support the success of all students, including those with learning challenges, special needs, and disabilities.

The success of our strategic planning process depends on our entire community being engaged. Watch as some of our amazing elementary students share their hopes and ideas for the future of schools. Also, stay tuned for information on upcoming opportunities to participate in the development of FCPS’ Strategic Plan. 

Why Do We Need a Strategic Plan? The Strategic Planning process is well underway, with the Community Forums beginning in less than three weeks. But why do we need a new strategic plan? 

Similar to a roadmap, a strategic plan clearly defines the best route for us to take in the years ahead to reach our goals. Our students are preparing for careers that don’t exist today. In order to keep pace with these needs, we need to rethink our plans for the future—and how we will best serve our students for this new era. 

Register Now for Community Forums!

Visit our Strategic Planning webpage for the schedule of Community Forums. Register for the one that is most convenient for you and get more information on our exciting Strategic Planning process!

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¿Por qué Necesitamos un Plan Estratégico? 

El proceso de planificación estratégica está muy avanzado, y los foros comunitarios comenzarán en menos de tres semanas. Pero, ¿por qué necesitamos un nuevo plan estratégico? 

Similar a un mapa de carreteras, un plan estratégico define claramente la mejor ruta que debemos seguir en los próximos años para alcanzar nuestros objetivos. Nuestros alumnos se preparan para carreras que hoy no existen. Para seguir el ritmo de estas necesidades, tenemos que replantearnos nuestros planes de futuro y la mejor manera de servir a nuestros estudiantes en esta nueva era. 

¡Inscríbase Ahora en los Foros Comunitarios!

Visite nuestra página web de Planificación Estratégica para consultar el calendario de Foros Comunitarios. Inscríbase en el que más le convenga y obtenga más información sobre nuestro apasionante proceso de planificación estratégica.

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Korean:왜 전략계획이 필요할까요?

전략계획이 물 흐르듯 진행되고 있습니다. 커뮤니티 포럼이 3주 안으로 진행될 예정입니다. 왜 새로운 전략계획이 필요할까요? 전략계획은 로드맵과 비슷한 역할을 합니다. 전략계획은 향후 몇 년간 저희가 세운 목표를 최고의 경로로 도달할 수 있도록 명확하게 정의합니다. 우리 학생들은 오늘날 존재하지 않는 직업을 준비하고 있습니다. 이러한 요구를 맞추기 위해 저희는 미래에 대한 계획과, 이 새로운 시대에 저희가 어떻게 하면 학생들을 가장 잘 도울 수 있는지 재고해야 합니다.지금 바로 커뮤니티 포럼에 신청하세요!전략계획 웹 페이지를 방문하여 커뮤니티 포럼 날짜들을 확인하여 주시기를 바랍니다. 편하신 시간대의 날짜 선택 및 신청을 하여 주시기를 바랍니다. 더불어 기타 참여와 관련된 사항을 확인하십시오. 

 

The FCPS Office of the Ombudsman provides an independent, confidential resource for students, families, community members, and employees who are seeking informal help to answer questions, resolve concerns, and voice complaints regarding FCPS matters. The Office of the Ombudsman reports to the Chief Equity Officer. 

What is an Ombuds? 

Staff from the Ombuds Office are happy to meet with schools, parent groups, and community organizations to talk more about their work and how they can assist parents and employees. Feel free to contact them at the email below to invite them to speak to your school or group. 

English: Did you know that FCPS has an Office of the Ombuds that is available to support you? An ombuds is someone who helps resolve conflict by facilitating communications and sharing available resources. The Office of the Ombuds works as an independent confidential resource to help students, families, community members, and employees get questions answered, resolve concerns, and voice complaints regarding FCPS matters.  The ombuds is available to: 

• Share strategies for parents to improve communication with, and between, school and home.
• Help to resolve disagreements between parents and schools or disagreements involving employees in the workplace.
• Provide ideas to foster parent participation in Individual Education Plan (IEP) and 504 Plan meetings.

They do not change or make decisions, policies, or regulations; take sides; or provide legal advice.  

If you have concerns, questions, or complaints to share with the Office of the Ombuds, please call 571-423-4014, email [email protected], or visit their webpage, You may also submit a question. 

SpanishLa Oficina del Defensor del Pueblo de FCPS está emocionada de celebrar el Día del Ombuds el 13 de Octubre del 2022. Un ombuds es alguien que ayuda a resolver conflictos facilitando la comunicación y compartiendo los recursos disponibles. La Oficina del Defensor del Pueblo de FCPS trabaja como un recurso independiente y confidencial para ayudar a los estudiantes, familias, miembros de la comunidad y empleados a obtener respuestas a sus preguntas, resolver sus preocupaciones y expresar sus quejas con respecto a los asuntos de FCPS.  

El ombuds está disponible para: 

• Compartir estrategias para que los padres mejoren la comunicación con, y entre, la escuela y el hogar.
• Ayudar a resolver desacuerdos entre los padres y las escuelas o desacuerdos que involucran a los empleados en el lugar de trabajo.
• Proporcionar ideas para fomentar la participación de los padres en las reuniones del Plan de Educación Individual (IEP) y del Plan 504.

No cambian ni toman decisiones, políticas o reglamentos; no toman partido ni proporcionan asesoramiento legal.

Cualquier persona que tenga preocupaciones, preguntas o quejas que compartir con la Oficina del Defensor del Pueblo puede hacerlo llamando a nuestra oficina al 571-423-4014, enviando un correo electrónico a @email, o visitando nuestra página web, donde puede enviar una pregunta.  

Korean FCPS의 옴부즈맨 사무소는 2022년 10월 13일 옴부즈맨의 날을 축하하게 되어 기쁩니다. 옴부즈맨은 원활한 의사소통 및 함께 사용할 수 있는 자원을 공유함으로써 고충을 해결하는 데 도움이 되는 사람입니다. FCPS 옴부즈맨 사무소는 학생, 가족, 지역 사회 구성원 및 직원이 FCPS와 당면한 문제와 관련하여 질문에 대한 답변을 얻고 우려 사항을 해결하며 불만을 표명할 수 있도록 돕는 독립 행정 감찰관입니다. 

옴부즈맨의 역량:

• 학부모가 학교 및 가정과의 의사소통을 보다 더 잘 할 수 있도록 전략적인 방안을 안내해 드립니다.
• 학부모와 학교 간의 의견 차이 또는 직장 내 직원과 관련된 의견 충돌을 해결하는 데 도움을 줍니다.
• 학부모 개별 교육 프로그램 (IEP) 및 504 계획 회의에 참여할 수 있도록 아이디어를 제공해 줍니다.

옴부즈맨은 어떠한 결정의 변경도 결론도 내리지 않으며, 정책 혹은 규정을 만들거나; 누구의 편을 들지도; 법률 자문을 제공하지도 않습니다.

옴부즈맨 사무소와 공유해야 할 우려 사항, 질문 또는 불만 사항이 있는 사람은 누구나 571-423-4014로 사무실에 전화하시거나, [email protected]로 이메일을 보내시거나, 또는 웹사이트를 방문하시어 질문을 제출하실 수도 있습니다. 

 

 

Parent Information Phone Lines

FCPS offers telephone support to parents who do not speak English as their first language.

FCPS language lines are available in eight different languages to assist parents who do not speak English as their first language. A school system employee will respond to your call in your preferred language within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. The caller will provide you with the requested information, arrange for you to speak with the appropriate school employee, or connect you with the resource that you are looking to find.

FCPS Informational Flyers for Parents

Winter weather will be here before you know it! Watch this video to see how weather closing decisions are made. 

Preparing for Winter Weather

Winter weather will be here before you know it! Watch this video to see how weather-related closing decisions are made. 

FCPS’ inclement weather procedures will remain the same as last year. The first five inclement weather days will be traditional “snow days” with no school activities. After those five days, we will use the flexibility provided by the Virginia General Assembly to have unscheduled virtual learning days, whenever possible, to maintain the continuity of learning. Virtual learning on these days will be synchronous/live instruction, following the inclement weather virtual learning day schedule (includes a two-hour delay).

FCPS’ website is generally the first mode of communication during emergency weather closings. Other communication channels will be used as quickly as possible including email, text, social media, and news stations. Learn more about how schedule changes are communicated. 

Be sure to plan ahead for the winter season. Make sure your contact information is up-to-date in [email protected], bookmark the FCPS website, plan for childcare, if appropriate, and know what items your child may need to take home before a weather event.

 

Keep Your Child Warm During Outdoor Activities

Your school’s principal will monitor the weather for low temperatures, wind chill advisories and warnings, and weather advisories that may prevent children from being outside. Make sure your child has dressed appropriately in a warm coat and other cold-weather clothing, so they can comfortably enjoy their time outdoors. See the National Weather Service’s tips on staying safe during cold weather.

If you need assistance supplying your child with cold-weather clothing, please call Fairfax County's Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) at 703-222-0880. The multilingual staff can assist with any challenges you are facing, including food, shelter, employment, financial assistance, and healthcare.  

Spanish:Preparación para el Clima Invernal

En caso de que el clima invernal llegue y afecte nuestra capacidad de llevar y traer a los estudiantes de manera segura, la política de clima inclemente de este año será la misma que la del año pasado. Los primeros cinco días de inclemencias del tiempo serán los tradicionales "días de nieve", sin actividades escolares. Después de esos cinco días, tendremos días de aprendizaje virtual no programados, siempre que sea posible. El aprendizaje virtual en estos días será una instrucción sincrónica (los estudiantes deben conectarse durante sus horas de clase). 

Hay varias maneras de saber si las inclemencias del tiempo afectarán la jornada escolar o laboral. El sitio web de FCPS es generalmente la primera y más rápida forma de enterarse de los cierres. Otros canales de comunicación incluyen correo electrónico, texto, sitio web, medios sociales y estaciones de noticias. Aprenda más sobre cómo se comunican los cambios de horario. Asegúrese de que su información esté actualizada en [email protected] en SIS para que reciba correos electrónicos y mensajes de texto de FCPS. 

Planee con anticipación la temporada de invierno. Marque el sitio web de FCPS, planifique para el cuidado de niños si es necesario, y sepa qué artículos puede necesitar para llevar a casa antes de un evento climático.

Mantenga a Su Hijo Bien Abrigado Durante las Actividades al Aire Libre Estaremos atentos a las bajas temperaturas, los avisos y advertencias de viento helado y los avisos meteorológicos que pueden impedir que los niños estén al aire libre. Sin embargo, asegúrese de que su hijo esté vestido apropiadamente con un abrigo y otra ropa de clima frío para que pueda disfrutar cómodamente de su tiempo al aire libre. El Servicio Meteorológico Nacional ofrece algunos consejos para mantenerse seguro durante el tiempo frío.

Si necesita ayuda para proveer a su hijo de ropa para el clima frío, por favor llame a la Planificación de Servicios Coordinados (CSP) del Condado de Fairfax al 703-222-0880. El personal multilingüe puede ayudarle con cualquier dificultad que se le presente, como la alimentación, el alojamiento, el empleo, la asistencia financiera, la atención sanitaria y otras necesidades.  

Korean:겨울 날씨 대비

겨울철 날씨로 인하여 학생들의 등하교 안전에 영향이 미칠 경우, 올해의 악천후 대비 방안은 작년과 동일할 것입니다. 악천후로 인한 전통적인 ‘스노우 데이’ 휴교는 다섯 번 이뤄지고 그 이후로는 일정에 없는 원격 수업을 진행할 예정입니다. 원격 수업을 하게 되는 날에는 반드시 학생은 수업 시간에 로그인해야 합니다. 

악천후가 학교나 직장에 영향을 미치는지 확인할 수 있는 몇 가지 방법이 있습니다. 일반적으로 휴교 일정과 관련해 가장 먼저 알 방법은 FCPS 홈페이지에 들어가 보는 것입니다. 다른 소통(communication) 채널로는 이메일, 문자, 웹사이트, 소셜미디어 및 뉴스 방송국이 포함됩니다. 일정 변경 사항을 전달하는 방법에 대해 자세히 알아보세요. 또한 FCPS 에서 이메일과 문자를 받을 수 있도록 SIS의 [email protected] 정보가 업데이트되어있는지 확인하십시오. 

겨울철을 미리 대비하십시오. FCPS 웹사이트를 즐겨찾기하시고, 필요한 상황을 대비해 미리 보육 계획을 세우시고, 기상 상황에 맞춰 밖에 나가야 할 경우, 집에서 챙겨야 할 물품을 미리 알아두십시오. 

야외 활동을 할 경우, 자녀의 보온에 신경을 쓰십시오. 

저희는 저온, 혹한기 주의보 및 경고와 같은 기상 주의보를 통해 자녀가 밖에 나가지 않도록 예방하기 위해 날씨를 모니터링할 것입니다. 그러나 자녀가 야외에서 편안하게 시간을 보낼 수 있도록 따듯한 코트와 기타 방한복을 챙겨 적절하게 입히셔야 합니다. 국립 기상청은 추운 날씨에 안전을 유지하기 위한 몇 가지 팁을 제공합니다. 혹 자녀의 겨울철 옷을 구비하시는데 어려움이 있으시다면, 페어팩스 카운티 Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) 703-222-0880에 연락하여 주시기 바랍니다. 의식주 및 취업, 재정문제, 보험 기타 등 어려움이 있으시다면 다국어 담당자가 도움을 줄 것입니다. 

At Home - Technology Readiness Steps for Students

1. Log onto your laptop with your student ID and password.
2. Connect your laptop to your internet connection.
3. Login to Google account.  In the Chrome browser, go to www.fcpsschools.net, and sign in with your fcpsschools.net account.
4. Log into Schoology. Make sure you can access your courses.
5. If you have any issues with these steps from home, go to the Tech Support for Families page, to submit a ticket for support.

Additional Tech Resource Information

• https://www.fcps.edu/return-school/technology-support-families

Welcome to the School Age Child Care (SACC) Program- a great place to be a child!

SACC provides fun, safe and educational care for children in kindergarten-sixth grade before school, after school and during school vacations in most Fairfax County public elementary schools. Children with special needs are fully included in all SACC centers. In addition, SACC programs at Key and Kilmer Centers serve youth, ages 5-21, with multiple types of disabilities. SACC offers a sliding fee scale for income eligible families.

The SACC program serves children five days a week, Monday-Friday.

Before School - 7 a.m. until school begins.

After School - End of school day until 6:15 p.m. SACC service begins when the children are dismissed from school.

Winter/Spring/Summer Programs - Full-day winter, spring and summer programs are offered at a number of consolidated sites throughout the county.

Comprehensive health and safety protocols are followed at all locations.

FCPS Transportation Services

Sign up for the Bus Delay Notification System, learn about safety routes, kiss and ride, and who to contact.

If you have concerns about your child's school bus transportation, speak to the transportation supervisor responsible for your school or call the Office of Transportation Services at 703-446-2000.

For any concerns after hours (after 5:30 p.m.), you will need to contact Safety and Security at 571-423-2000. 

The Office of Transportation Services is responsible for providing safe and efficient transportation of all eligible students to and from schools and school activities each day. To accomplish this monumental task, a team of dedicated routing, safety, and administrative specialists combined with a host of drivers and attendants work together to maintain a high level of service for all of our clients.