The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved the School Board’s request for approximately $1.3 million for Phase II Safety and Security Construction Upgrades to a number of school facilities.
FCPS is hosting a Teacher Career Fair on March 15, 2019. Registration is required by February 28.
A group of school and community leaders is working to develop Frederick County Public Schools Profile of a Graduate and to update the division's Strategic Plan.
On January 2, the School Board authorized the purchase of approximately 57 acres at 471 White Oak Road in Stephens City on which the replacement Robert E. Aylor Middle School will be built.
The School Board has voted to name the new elementary school under construction in Snowden Bridge, Jordan Springs Elementary School.
The top priority on the 2020-2024 Capital Improvements Plan adopted by the School Board on November 7 is construction of a fourth high school with a capacity of 1,725 students.
The 2017-18 Frederick County Public Schools Annual Report is now available. The document details the School Board's work over the past year as well as student/staff success stories.
The 2019 Niche list of Best School Districts in Virginia has ranked Frederick County Public Schools 27th out of Virginia’s 132 school divisions.