Please complete the Family Engagement Survey by June 25. As partners in your child's education, your input is valued and will be used to help evaluate and strengthen parent and family engagement within our Title I schools.

The 2020-21 school supply list is available.

Frederick County Public Schools is inviting students, parents, teachers, staff and members of the community to participate in the Season of Celebration and Success through June 4.

Materials for high school World Language Spanish IV and AP Spanish V are available for public review until May 21, 2021. Parents/guardians are encouraged to review the materials and complete this Google form with feedback.

The Frederick County Public Schools Transportation Department is hosting an open house and hiring event on Friday, May 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. During the event, individuals are invited to visit the transportation department and learn the many benefits of working as an FCPS school bus driver.

Preliminary applications for the 2021-22 FCPS pre-kindergarten program are still being accepted from the families of eligible students residing in the Apple Pie Ridge, Evendale, Gainesboro, Indian Hollow, Jordan Springs, Middletown, Redbud Run and Stonewall elementary school attendance zones.

The latest edition of Frederick County Public Schools’ E-newsletter FCPS Focus is now available.

On June 30, all Individualized Education Program (IEP) records for 2016 FCPS graduates and students who were enrolled in an FCPS school and left the division in 2016 will be destroyed in compliance with the Library of Virginia’s Records Retention and Disposition Schedule. Individuals who need to obtain a copy of the records scheduled to be destroyed must contact the FCPS Records Center prior to June 25 by calling 540-662-3888 ext. 65102.

Due to Virginia holding a primary election on June 8 and 17 schools serving as polling places, the school calendar has been amended to make Tuesday, June 8 a planning/outreach day and Wednesday, June 9, a regular in-person school day.

Schools Superintendent David Sovine has announced the school division is planning to provide in-person learning five days a week for the 2021-22 school year with consideration being given to an all distance learning option being made available on a limited basis.