With graduation less than a month away, the much-anticipated ceremony where seniors get their wings is right around the corner. Last school year, the class of 2020 graduated in individual ceremonies spread...
The FHS Student Council Association (SCA) was awarded $300 through the Chick-fil-a Leadership Academy Impact Project Microgrant Program last week. “We wanted to help out the community and school for...
Prom is cancelled for 2021. Due to social distancing guidelines and indoor and outdoor event capacities FHS won’t be hosting a prom or After Prom event. “We tried, the school itself and school system...
On April 16, Fauquier County Public Schools (FCPS) sent a letter home to families regarding the updated contact-traced quarantine policy.
FCPS was following Virginia Department of Health (VDH) guidance...
Rising seniors are required to receive at least one dose of the meningococcal vaccine (MenACWY) before beginning school next August. Changes in the state immunization requirement will require schools to...
FHS Principal Kriag Kelican announced senior class plans on April 9, in a meeting in the auditorium.
A bus will transport all seniors attending the senior picnic at Crockett Park on May 7.
Graduation...
Device delivery trucks have arrived. FHS will distribute devices on March 12 and Tuesday, March 13, during block 1, to freshman, sophomores and juniors in the building for the 1:1 student:device program.
On...
Governor of Virginia Ralph Northam announced Virginia residents ages 16 and up will be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting Sunday, April 18 on April 1at First Mount Zion Baptist Church Dumfries.
According...
FHS implemented a no-zero initiative for the remainder of this year. Some other schools in Fauquier County have recently tried this strategy or are currently using it. “We’ve looked at a lot of studies...
This year the FHS Falcon Café is offering students a chance to win a Bluetooth speaker, throughout this month, in honor of National Nutrition Month. Each student will receive a card to enter the drawing...
National Read Across America Day was established today, in 1998, by the National Education Association. It was originally intended to help kids enjoy reading. In the past, some schools have conducted activities...
Scattered around campus, one may spot an eye-catching, bright blue box sitting in plain sight. Although the plain cardboard containers seem ordinary from the outside, its contents reach a hand out to those...
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