The AIM program exclusively serves students (grades 7-12) who have been referred by:
These students, who have been deemed a safety and security risk to other students, might otherwise have been unable to continue to work toward graduation.
AIM stands for “Achievement, Integrity, and Maturity.” The AIM program is a small setting to ensure student safety. This setting also allows staff and students to build positive relationships. These relationships help students achieve success.
AIM uses a MTSS framework to support student outcomes through continuous data-driven decision-making. AIM provides equitable student academic opportunities and a positive school climate and promotes social-emotional wellness through a culture of shared responsibility and collaboration among staff members and families.
Administrator: Karen Hertel | [email protected] | 703-660-2001
Address: 2709 Popkins Lane, Alexandria, VA 22306
School Hours:
Grades: 9-12
Support Staff: School Counselor, School Psychologist, School Social Worker
School Calendar: The AIM program follows the FCPS calendar unless noted otherwise. AIM also follows any FCPS school closures or delays due to inclement weather.
School Meals: Breakfast and lunch are available daily.
Bus Information: Bus information will be given once an enrollment meeting is scheduled.
Health and Medical: Parents must give all medications to the AIM office. Students may not bring in medications.
Administrator: Erin Whatley | [email protected] | 703-227-2316
Address: 5775 Spindle Court, Centreville, VA 20121
School Hours:
Grades: 9-12
Support Staff: School Counselor, School Psychologist, School Social Worker
School Calendar: AIM follows the FCPS calendar unless noted otherwise. AIM also follows any FCPS school closures or delays due to inclement weather.
School Meals: Breakfast and lunch are available daily.
Bus Information: Bus information will be given once an enrollment meeting is scheduled.
Health and Medical: Parents must give all medications to the AIM office. Students may NOT bring in medications.
In addition to our AIM Program, FCPS alternative and nontraditional school programs include alternative high schools, Interagency Alternative School (IAS) Programs, state-operated programs, out-of-school support, and Fairfax Adult High School.
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SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION
1633 Davidson Road
McLean, VA 22101
703.714.5700 (Phone)
703.714.5797 (Fax)
703.714.5725 (Attendance)
703.749.8138 (Activities Hotline)
School CEEB Code | 471395
THE HIGHLANDER MISSION
The Mission of McLean High School is to graduate educated and responsible citizens. We promote excellence in all aspects of school life; we value and respect the diversity of our school community and seek to address the needs and goals of all students.
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