High school students interested in attending Mountain Vista Academic-Year Regional Governor's School for Science, Mathematics, and Technology (MVGS) should complete an application by March 1, 2019. Learn more and access the application.

James Wood High School Varsity Volleyball Coach P.W. Hillyard has resigned after leading the Lady Colonels to a 53-22 record over the past three years.

Students interested in applying for Career and Technical Education classes at Dowell J. Howard must complete the CTE online application by February 28, 2019.

Please visit the Victor O'Neill Studios website to order your Senior Pictures!!!

The latest edition of Frederick County Public Schools’ E-newsletter FCPS Focus is now available.

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors has approved the School Board’s request for approximately $1.3 million to fund Phase II Safety and Security Construction Upgrades to a number of school facilities.

FCPS has developed a special Web page to help citizens follow the 2019 General Assembly session and bills that could impact public schools. The page also includes contact information for Frederick County's state legislators.

Frederick County Public Schools is expanding its focus on digital citizenship and working to educate and empower all members of the community to be active and responsible members of the digital world. Each month, we'll be providing tips on how to safely, responsibly and respectfully connect and communicate digitally.

Fourth Grade Teacher Bridget Bailey and PE Teacher Michael Wolfe recently earned the designation of National Board Certified Teacher.

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 Virginia Association of School Librarians has named James Wood High School Librarian Krista Hartenbach the 2018 School Library Educator of the Year.

Work continues on a middle school attendance zone adjustment that will take effect at the beginning of the 2019-20 school year and impact James Wood and Frederick County middle schools.