Starting this week, students will be able to live stream their classes if they are in quarantine or have tested positive for COVID. Students should contact their teachers to get links to the live stream....
FCPS1 is dismissing early due to Hurricane Ida announced by superintendent David Jeck. Ida will be bringing large amounts of rain, high wind gusts and potentially tornadoes to our area. Authorities warn...
Homecoming week is August 29 through September 4. Spirit week themes include ‘Merica Monday (wear red, white and blue), Country v.s. Country Club Tuesday (wear country gear or a country club outfit),...
Following a year of mostly distance learning, due to COVID-19, students and staff hoped for a more normal 2021-2022 school year. Originally, masking was left up to the counties in Virginia to decide for...
The FHS Boys Varsity, junior varsity and freshman football teams were called down to the office around 2:05 p.m. by Principal Kraig Kelican on Wednesday, August 18. Following that announcement, the afternoon...
The Falcon Cafe will once again be offering all breakfast and lunch to those ages 2-18 at no charge this year. This excludes individual items or seconds.
There is no requirement to sign up, but “we...
Masks are required for all FCPS1 students, staff and other persons entering county buildings in accordance with Virginia Governor Ralph Northam´s announcement of the Public Health Order which took effect...
An emergency work session meeting will take place tomorrow, August 13, at 12:30 p.m. at the Warren Green Building. The FCPS1 Superintendent David Jeck announced on Twitter that the School Board will meet...
The FHS plastic bag recycling team collected 261 pounds for the Trex contest this year. They finished eighth in the High School category of 1001-1500 student enrollment, up from tenth last year. Advisor...
Sparking the minds of future electricians, George Clark’s class experienced a one day job fair in the FHS auditorium to practice interviewing skills. From this April 30 training session, led by Kettle...
Across America, hate crimes against Asian Americans are on the rise. In Virginia, it is no different. “The Asian community is a victim of harassment and crime. Everyone knows about it,” said Virginia...
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