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Camps and Schools Notes
Camps and Schools Notes
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Faith
Faith
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School Notes
School Notes
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Volunteering, June 18-24
Volunteering, June 18-24
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Faith, Oct. 15-21
Faith, Oct. 15-21
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Diffley Still Deciding
Diffley Still Deciding
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Titans Sifting Through Offers
Titans Sifting Through Offers
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Diffley Still Deciding
Diffley Still Deciding
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Titans Sifting Through Offers
Titans Sifting Through Offers
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Fine Arts Scene
Fine Arts Scene
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Fine Arts Scene
Fine Arts Scene
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Business Notes
Business Notes
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McLean Rotary Contributes to Project Amigo
McLean Rotary Contributes to Project Amigo
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McLean Rotary Contributes to Project Amigo
McLean Rotary Contributes to Project Amigo
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Parris Island Orientation Provides Inspiration
>"Ready! Pain! Move! Discipline!" are just some of the many command and response calls that Herndon High’s Navy Junior Reserve Office Training Corps (NJROTC) learned during their November orientation visit to the most rigorous military training camp in the world – Parris Island.
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Fairfax County: Garza Tours on the First Day of School
Though she visited several schools on the first day of the new year, Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent only received one welcome banner. That was from the articulate student leaders at Mantua Elementary School, who told her “sense of community” and “great teachers who encourage creativity” were among their favorite things about the school.
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Alexandria: Talking with Mrs. Washington
Martha pays a visit to Lloyd House.
America’s first First Lady made a visit to Alexandria Feb. 27, holding court at Lloyd House as part of the Talking With Washington series and celebration of George Washington’s birthday.
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ArtReach School Tours Connect Arts and Science
More than 1700 elementary school students and teachers visited MPA's galleries in January and February for tours of Contraptions: Reflections on the Barely Functional. Eight of the 12 schools served and 81 percent of the students who attended were from Title I schools, schools with high percentages of English as second language students or students who qualify for free or reduced lunches. In an email to MPA ArtReach Program Director, Sharon Fishel, here is what one Graham Road Elementary School teacher had to say:
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Herndon: Santa Visits Herndon Library
Holiday
Despite their no doubt very hectic schedule at this time of the year, Santa, Mrs. Claus, and two of his favorite elves managed to fit in a visit to the Winter Open House at the Herndon Fortnightly Library on Saturday.