Families and Caregivers

Explore the resources available for our families at FCPS and the many ways you can stay involved.

Here are a variety of resources for maintaining communication with FCPS.

Family Academy

The Family Academy is your resource for an enriching educational journey!

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Technology

Today's students need to be creative, collaborative, and open learners. Technology is key to fostering these skills.

Stay Connected

Sign Up for the FRC Newsletter

Our Family Resource Center Newsletter offers information about webinars, consultations, the lending library, open house events, and guides to help adults support the success of all students, including those with learning challenges, special needs, and disabilities.

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Take advantage of the FCPS opportunities available to elevate your student’s academic experience.

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Academics

Explore the variety of programs and services that FCPS offers to all students

Advanced Academic Programs (AAP)

Fairfax County Public Schools provides advanced academic services (AAP) for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. These programs help students use their unique strengths and skills to achieve their best in school.

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College & Career Planning

Preparing for life after high school requires research, exploration, and planning.

Communications

Communication is available to learn about FCPS news and events through newsletters, social media, and the TV channels.

Family Literacy Program

The Family Literacy program supports residents with limited English skills, building literacy and community connections for students and their families.

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Library Resources

Learn more about the resources that FCPS provides to help students research, study, and learn.

Multilingual Learners (previously ESOL)

FCPS values each individual student and recognizes that students have different strengths and needs. ESOL programs support more than 36,000 FCPS students in their work towards English proficiency.

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Special Education Instruction

Our Special Education Instruction program is designed to meet the diverse needs of students with disabilities, ensuring they receive the support and resources necessary to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Tutoring Options in FCPS

Explore four possible tutoring options for students, including a list of tutors for hire, partnerships that offer free tutoring services at some partner schools, and in-person, high-impact for identified students.

FCPS welcomes individuals and businesses looking to make a positive contribution in the life of a child.

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Athletic Coaching Employment Opportunities

Interested in applying for a coaching position? Vacant positions for our high schools and secondary schools are posted here. Schools individually hire for all levels (varsity, jv, and freshmen) for both boys and girls sports.

Mentor in FCPS!

Become a Volunteer Mentor to students with the MentorWorks program. Our school-based mentoring program strives to connect every student to a caring, responsible adult.

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Become a High-Impact Tutor

High-impact tutors are needed to provide academic support for students before, during, and/or after the school day.

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Careers

View our career opportunities, current job openings, salary and benefits information, and recruitment events. Learn about instructional licensure. Find out why you should become part of the FCPS team!

Title I Parent Advisory Committee (TPAC)

School Board Liaison: Robyn LadyStaff Liaisons: Jennifer Hertzberg, Director III, Title I; Timothy Paper, Educational Specialist, Title I