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Student Services Department Updates Week of March 27 CALENDAR

March 27, 29, 31: New Student Orientation for students new to Lewis HS

April 2:  Deadline to order Yearbook at yearbookordercenter.com CODE 5216

April 3-7:  Spring Break/No School

April 4: Northern VA College Fair at Eagle Bank Arena, George Mason University 6:30 pm-8:30 pm

April 12:  NOVA Counselor, 11:20-1:20 pm in College & Career Center

April 13:  End of 3rd Quarter/2-Hr Early Release

April 14:  Teacher Workday/Student Holiday

April 17:  4th Quarter Begins

April 21:  Holiday / No School

April 25:  College Planning Night Lewis Auditorium and Lancer Hall HS 6:00-7:30 pm

April 27: Apprenticeship presentation 10:20-11:20 am in College & Career Center

May 29:  Holiday/No School

June 1, 2, 5, 6:  Final Exam Week for Seniors

June 5, 6, 7:  Laptop, Charger, School Property Turn In Day for Seniors

June 6:  Last Day of School for Seniors

June 6:  Senior Awards, Lewis Auditorium 4:00 pm

June 7, 8, or 9:  Graduation Rehearsal and Senior Picnic

June 12:  Graduation at Eagle Bank Arena, George Mason University, 2:00 pm; followed by All Night Grad Party (tickets required for All Night Grad - purchase through the PTSA)

June 16:  Last Day of School

ANNOUNCEMENTS & INFORMATION

 

Congratulations to our Students!
  • Mariana Foronda, Jada Hughes, Sarah Kirkland, Robert Marotta, Iraj Saeed, Nuhamin Woldie completed their extended essays, a major milestone for earning the IB Diploma! Way to go!
  • Joanna Centero scored the first goal for the JV Girls Soccer Team during a recent scrimmage. Awesome job!
  • Student Government Association (SGA) and Sponsors, Mercedes Matson and Charlotte Petty, just hosted a beautiful International Night full of dance, fashion, food, fun, and FAMILY. What an event and thank you all!
  • Mohamed Karim El-Gaili was one of 27 recipients of a 2023 Student Peace Award of Fairfax County honored at a reception on March 19. Rep. Gerry Connolly introduced a Resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives listing all the recipients and recognizing their efforts as "building blocks of a more peaceful and tolerant world."

 

Congratulations to our Staff!
  • Nataly Amurrio-Sejas, School Social Worker, was just nominated for the School Impact Award because of her work. Congratulations, Ms. Amurrio!
  • Rachael Clausen, Science Teacher and Active Environmentalist, led the charge so that Lewis HS earned the Eco-Schools USA Silver Award. Congratulations to Ms. Clausen and her team!
  • Bryan Holland, Spanish teacher, recently welcomed his second baby, a girl named Elise Penelope. We can’t wait to meet her, Mr. Holland and enjoy your bundle of joy!
  End of Quarter - Approaching!

The end of the third quarter is on April 13.  How are your students doing in their classes?  Do they have outstanding assignments to turn in?  Have they stayed after school or during Advisory to complete tests or get extra help?  Please talk with your child and check ParentVue for their grades.  Email teachers directly if you have questions about their learning for 3rd quarter.

Senior Parent Meeting - “100 Days”

Senior students and parents-did you miss the 100 Days until Graduation Meeting on March 21st?  If so, the presentation is here and is accessible by all students.  https://lewishs.fcps.edu/student-services/parent-meeting-presentations

 

 

Prom

The Lewis HS prom will be held in McLean, VA on May 20, 2023.  Do you need a prom dress or accessories?  Women Giving Back has received new or gently used prom dresses, and they are for any student in FCPS who needs one.  They have prom dresses, shoes and accessories.  Students are invited to shop at the Prom Boutique, and all of it is FREE with a Student ID.

Location:  18 Export Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

Boutique Days and Hours of Operation: 

  • 3/27 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
  • 4/1 from 11:00am-1:00pm
  • 4/3 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
  • 4/6 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
  • 4/15 from 11:00am-1:00pm
  • 4/24 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
  • 5/1 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
  • 5/8 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
  • 5/13 from 11:00am-1:00pm
  Does your Child need Private Counseling?

FCPS has partnered with Hazel Health to begin offering virtual mental health services to high school students via live video sessions. Starting Monday, April 10, parents/caregivers who have been struggling to find a therapist for their child or who notice changes in their child’s behavior will be able to connect them virtually with a licensed therapist. Teletherapy is available on any device, Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. The first step for parents is to provide information through an opt-in form. Visit FCPS’ Teletherapy webpage for details.

COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER

 

Financial Aid

Financial Aid Champion, Mrs. Rowsey at Lewis HS every Tuesday, in the College and Career Center from 11:30am-1:30pm. You can also email her to make an appointment or set up a Zoom meeting. Her email: [email protected]

 

College Planning Night

April 25 6:00pm-7:30pm, at  Lewis auditorium and Spanish presentation in Lancer Hall. Come hear how to begin planning for college. College representatives will present and answer questions.  Students are welcome to come with their parent/guardian.

 

Scholarships for Seniors

Ashraf Hani Sabah Memorial Scholarship

Lewis High School Class of 2023. This scholarship aims to award a one-time $1,000 scholarship to 4 graduating Class of 2023 LHS seniors, who best embody the criteria. Criteria: To be considered for the scholarship award, an applicant must be a Lewis High School Class of 2023. The applicant should embody generosity, authenticity, determination, and passion in their life. Applicants with backgrounds similar to Ashraf, including immigrants/first-generation Americans who aspire to be traditional college or vocational/technical school students, are encouraged to apply. Check Naviance for the application. Application deadline March 31, 2023

 

The Debbie Dogrul Scholarship

The Debbie Dogrul Scholarship, funded by The DDA Love Foundation -- the not-for-profit charitable organization -- seeks to give a $3,000 one-time scholarship to a student who has demonstrated resilience in the face of adversity and is on an upward trajectory, academically and personally.

The student should represent our core values of Dedication, Diligence, and Attentiveness (DDA) and apply them to her/his community, school, academics and/or friends/family.

This scholarship is for any student who plans to attend a 2-year community college, a 4-year college/university, or a vocational/technical school. 

The student should have a minimum 2.5 grade point average. 

The student should demonstrate in a brief essay how these core values are reflected in her/his life, how she/he has overcome adversity and how this scholarship will help your financial needs. 

Deadline: March 31, 2023, to Mrs. Shaw at cmmcilnaysh[email protected]

Essay should be in Word and NOT Google

Use your personal email

Unofficial Transcript

Activities/Resume document

 

The Lewis Sports Boosters Scholarship

This is NOW available in the Career Center and the Activities Office. Pick up the application to see the full eligibility information. Application deadline is April 14, 2023. Up to (4) $1,000 Scholarships will be awarded.  You must be a current member of the Sports Booster Club as of February 1st.

 

College Board National Recognition Program Scholarship Application  

The College Board’s National Recognition Programs’ scholarship applications for students opened on Wednesday, February 15. You can find information about these opportunities in the student flier. College Board has identified students who are eligible to apply, and students identified by College Board will receive an email invitation from the College Board. Students are also able to nominate themselves by visiting bigfuture.org/NRP.

 

Volunteer Opportunity

Healthy Kids running series is open for spring 2023. High school volunteers needed to coordinate race setup for kids ages 2-13 with Dr. Sreeya. Email Dr. Sreeya with your intent on days to volunteer.  Email from your personal email NOT your school email.  Coordinator: Dr. Sreeya Email: [email protected]

Race dates: April 16, 23, 30, May 7, 14. May 21 is rain date

Race time: 4-5pm

Volunteers time: 3:30-5pm

Place: Crestwood elementary school

Website for more information about the race: https://runsignup.com/Race/VA/Springfield/HKRSSpringfieldVA

Volunteers will receive community service hours. If there are athletes who would like to lead warm up sessions for 10 mins, they will get additional half hour community service time in lieu of prep time.

 

Summer Opportunity

Harvard's JEI team to promote their virtual summer "Mini-PhD" program. The program is open for  8-10th grade students who are from the underrepresented group or first in the family to attend college, etc.

To learn the scientific method, Journal of Emerging

Investigators (JEI) is running a free eight-week program for 8th - 10th graders nationwide this summer from June 3rd to July 23rd, holding sessions on Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm EST.

Flyer has information, sent in 3/9/23 email. This will be a wonderful summer opportunity for underrepresented students to get interested in STEM. Reach out if you have any questions. Reach out to: Harrish Ganesh, founder: The Future Brighter: https://www.thefuturebrighter.org

FAMILY RESOURCES   Youth Mental Health First Aid

Want to better understand mental illness, learn how to help someone experiencing a crisis and possibly save a life? Take a Youth Mental Health First Aid class!Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an 8-hour training course primarily designed for adults – family members, caregivers, school staff, coaches, health and human services workers, etc. – who interact with young people ages 12-25. The program gives community members key skills to help a young person who is developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. The first aid is given until appropriate professional treatment is received or until the crisis resolves. The course is free for residents of Fairfax County and the Cities of Fairfax and Falls Church. Learn more and register for Youth Mental Health First Aid here.

 

Heads Up and Talk It Out  by Community Service board

Concurrent Teen & Parent Recovery Groups by "Heads Up" and "Talk It Out" are weekly virtual concurrent groups. Heads Up is for teens between the ages of 14-17 who are working through emotional, mental health or substance use challenges. Talk It Out provides support, education and resources for their parents and guardians.

Groups will feature guest speakers and participants are welcome to drop in any time,weekly attendance is not required. These confidential sessions will be held via Zoom for Telehealth.

 

For more information or to get the access code to join the groups, contact Anna Davis (703-383-8404) or David Edelman (703-481-4008).

ACADEMIC SUPPORTS Late Bus Days

Our late bus days are Wednesdays.  Students can prearrange meetings with teachers after school and buses are provided.

 

Advisory

Students can get passes from their teachers for the Advisory time to make up tests, work with groups on projects, work with the teacher on content.  This is prime time for students who need extra time and support in subjects they are struggling with.

FREE Tutoring - Tutor.com

All FCPS students now have unlimited access to online tutoring support services through Tutor.com at no cost.  Most subjects are available.  All tutors must pass a rigorous application process including an extensive background check. No personal information is shared between a student and tutor. All sessions are recorded and transcripts are available for review by teachers and parents/guardians.  https://www.fcps.edu/resources/online-tutoring-services

 

Peer Tutoring Center

The JRLHS Peer Tutor Center (PTC) is open and ready to accept students!  Tutoring is offered for math, English, Science, Social Studies, World Languages, and Elective classes.  Students can use the link below to sign up for a session during advisory. We offer tutoring in several languages as well.  PTC Session Requests

 

Math Honor Society Tutoring

Students from the Math Honor Society will be offering math tutoring in room 319 on Wednesdays after school. You can also contact a member directly for an alternate time. please find the contact information here: MHS Tutors' Information

 

The Writing Center

The Writing Center works with writers through all stages of the writing process, from brainstorming and organizing to revising and polishing. 20-minute help sessions are student-led and are offered in room 247 on BLUE days during A, C, and D lunches. Students wishing to visit the Writing Center for help may scan the QR code on one of the posters around the building or email Mr. Ingram at [email protected] for more details.

Additionally, Mr. Ingram is looking for students who need service hours to assist with helping other students with their writing. Interested students should also email Mr. Ingram for more info.

Frequently Used Links

FCPS Cares

2022-23 Standard School Year Calendar

Newsletter Subscription Preferences

COVID-19 Vaccination (Fairfax County Health Department)

Mental Health Resources and Emergency Services Information

FCPS Parent Resource Center

6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 22150  | Main Office: 703-924-8300
Attendance: 703-924-8312 | Web | Twitter | Instagram

$23 for '23 on 3/23/23 (with links!)

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The John R. Lewis High School PTSA invites ALL Lewis HS parents to join us in supporting the Class of 2023 All Night Graduation Celebration (ANGC) by participating in this year's "$23 for '23" fundraiser. 

 

This annual event will again be hosted at The St. James as a final -- and safe -- graduation celebration for the Class of 2023.  Our Seniors have worked hard to get to this point, and the PTSA relies heavily on donations for this popular event to keep tickets affordable for all students.  

 

So, can you spare $23 for '23?  

 

The generosity of your donation -- of any amount -- is both greatly needed and greatly appreciated.  Any excess funds will be used by the PTSA to support Educator Grants for Lewis HS teachers, scholarships, and other teacher and staff appreciation events.  Use the website links below to make an online donation using PayPal or Credit Card.  Checks or cash can also be mailed to or dropped at the school (6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 221510), payable to Lewis HS PTSA (be sure to write ANGC in the memo).  

 

https://sites.google.com/lewishsptsa.org/home/support-ptsa

 

Thanks so much for supporting the Class of '23!

Stacey Novak

President, John R. Lewis High School PTSA

703.919.7459

6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 22150  | Main Office: 703-924-8300
Attendance: 703-924-8312 | Web | Twitter | Instagram

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The John R. Lewis High School PTSA invites ALL Lewis HS parents to join us in supporting the Class of 2023 All Night Graduation Celebration (ANGC) by participating in this year's "$23 for '23" fundraiser. 

 

This annual event will again be hosted at The St. James as a final -- and safe -- graduation celebration for the Class of 2023.  Our Seniors have worked hard to get to this point, and the PTSA relies heavily on donations for this popular event to keep tickets affordable for all students.  

 

So, can you spare $23 for '23?  

 

The generosity of your donation -- of any amount -- is both greatly needed and greatly appreciated.  Any excess funds will be used by the PTSA to support Educator Grants for Lewis HS teachers, scholarships, and other teacher and staff appreciation events.  Use the website links below to make an online donation using PayPal or Credit Card.  Checks or cash can also be mailed to or dropped at the school (6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 221510), payable to Lewis HS PTSA (be sure to write ANGC in the memo).  

 

https://sites.google.com/lewishsptsa.org/home/support-ptsa

 

Thanks so much for supporting the Class of '23!

Stacey Novak

President, John R. Lewis High School PTSA

703.919.7459

6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 22150  | Main Office: 703-924-8300
Attendance: 703-924-8312 | Web | Twitter | Instagram

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Student Services Department Updates- Week of March 13
    Calendar

    Calendar

    March 13-17:  Spirit Week!  International Night is on Friday, March 17

    March 13-17:  SEL Screener administration during Advisory

    March 14:  Teen Substance Abuse Presentation. Child care provided- Lewis Library (6:00pm)

    March 15: NOVA Counselor from 10:20-11:20am Lewis College & Career Center

    March 20:  County-wide virtual Military Night

    March 21:  Senior Parent Meeting (“100 Days”) at 6:00pm in the LHS Auditorium

    April 25:  College Planning Night at Lewis HS 6:00-7:30 pm

    Announcements & Information

    Congratulations to our Students!

    • Andrea-Grace Mukuna (12th grade) was selected for a 12 week internship in Franconia District Supervisor Rodney Lusk's office. Congratulations, Andrea-Grace!
    • Jada Hughes (12th grade) completed her Extended Essay in Psychology. This is a major milestone in her journey towards receiving the IB Diploma.  Congratulations, Jada!
    • Concert, Symphonic, and Chamber Orchestras received an Excellent Rating at their State Orchestra Assessment. Please congratulate all of the orchestra students who worked hard on very difficult music!

    SEL Screener

    The midyear SEL Screener will be administered this week to students in grades 9-12 through Advisory classes. 

     

    Teen Substance Abuse - Lewis Pyramid Parent Presentation

    Tuesday March 14, at 6 pm a parent presentation will take place in the Lewis library.  Childcare will  be provided during the presentation for more information Ms. Mendez -Family liaison (571) 424 5168.  The topic will be preparing families for the difficult conversation about drugs. A representative from the CSB and an SRO will be present too.

    For general questions about the FCPS Substance Abuse Prevention Program, please contact the Office of Student Safety & Wellness at: (571) 423-4270.

     

    For further Information & support

    Kori Joseph, MA, CSAC

    Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist

    [email protected]

     

    Class of 2023 Parent Meeting (“100 Days”)

    There are about 100 days remaining of school until graduation!  School staff will host a meeting for all senior parents/guardians and students on March 21st at 6:00pm to discuss all things graduation.  The meeting will be in the Auditorium.

     

    Prom

    The Lewis HS prom will be held in McLean, VA on May 20, 2023.  Do you need a prom dress or accessories?  Women Giving Back has received new or gently used prom dresses, and they are for any student in FCPS who needs one.  They have prom dresses, shoes and accessories.  Students are invited to shop at the Prom Boutique, and all of it is FREE with a Student ID.

     

    Location:  18 Export Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

    Boutique Days and Hours of Operation: 

     

    • 3/20 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
    • 3/27 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
    • 4/1 from 11:00am-1:00pm
    • 4/3 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
    • 4/6 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
    • 4/15 from 11:00am-1:00pm
    • 4/24 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
    • 5/1 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
    • 5/8 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
    • 5/13 from 11:00am-1:00pm
    College and Career Center

    Financial Aid

    Financial Aid Champion, Mrs. Rowsey at Lewis HS every Tuesday, in the College and Career Center from 11:30am-1:30pm. You can also email her to make an appointment or set up a Zoom meeting. Her email: [email protected]

     

    College Planning Night

    April 25 6:00pm-7:30pm, at  Lewis auditorium and Spanish presentation in Lancer Hall. Come hear how to begin planning for college. College representatives will present and answer questions.  Students are welcome to come with their parent/guardian.

     

    Scholarships for Seniors

    2023 Vulcan Materials Company Foundation Scholarship

    • This is a NOMINATED The scholarship will award a graduating senior a college scholarship payable at $2,000.00 per year for tuition and related expenses for up to four years.
    • Graduating Senior who has resided in Northern Virginia for at least the four years immediately preceding his/her nomination. •Financial Need •Academic accomplishment and ability•US Citizenship•Extracurricular activities
    • Preference will be given to applicants who plan to attend a college in Virginia
    • Essay Prompt: Sharing your accomplishments and reason for applying for the scholarship Check Naviance for more information. Application deadline March 23, 2023, to Mrs. Carla Shaw at [email protected]

     

    Ashraf Hani Sabah Memorial Scholarship

    Lewis High School Class of 2023. This scholarship aims to award a one-time $1,000 scholarship to 4 graduating Class of 2023 LHS seniors, who best embody the criteria. Criteria: To be considered for the scholarship award, an applicant must be a Lewis High School Class of 2023. The applicant should embody generosity, authenticity, determination, and passion in their life. Applicants with backgrounds similar to Ashraf, including immigrants/first-generation Americans who aspire to be traditional college or vocational/technical school students, are encouraged to apply. Check Naviance for the application. Application deadline March 31, 2023

     

    The Debbie Dogrul Scholarship

    The Debbie Dogrul Scholarship, funded by The DDA Love Foundation -- the not-for-profit charitable organization -- seeks to give a $3,000 one-time scholarship to a student who has demonstrated resilience in the face of adversity and is on an upward trajectory, academically and personally.

    The student should represent our core values of Dedication, Diligence, and Attentiveness (DDA) and apply them to her/his community, school, academics and/or friends/family.

    This scholarship is for any student who plans to attend a 2-year community college, a 4-year college/university, or a vocational/technical school. 

    The student should have a minimum 2.5 grade point average. 

    The student should demonstrate in a brief essay how these core values are reflected in her/his life, how she/he has overcome adversity and how this scholarship will help your financial needs. 

     Deadline: March 31, 2023, to Mrs. Shaw at cmmcilnaysh[email protected]

    Essay should be in Word and NOT Google

    Use your personal email

    Unofficial Transcript

    Activities/Resume document

     

    The Lewis Sports Boosters Scholarship

    This is NOW available in the Career Center and the Activities Office. Pick up the application to see the full eligibility information. Application deadline is April 14, 2023. Up to (4) $1,000 Scholarships will be awarded.  You must be a current member of the Sports Booster Club as of February 1st.

     

    College Board National Recognition Program Scholarship Application  

    The College Board’s National Recognition Programs’ scholarship applications for students opened on Wednesday, February 15. You can find information about these opportunities in the student flier. College Board has identified students who are eligible to apply, and students identified by College Board will receive an email invitation from the College Board. Students are also able to nominate themselves by visiting bigfuture.org/NRP.

     

    FCPS Virtual Military Night

    FCPS Virtual Military Night is March 20, 2023, from 5:00pm - 8:00pm. FCPS students and families are invited to attend to learn about the various pathways available, including enlistment, ROTC, Senior Military Colleges, and Service Academies. The FCPS Military Night Google Site (FCPS login required) has the schedule of events, registration, and many resources to help students and families explore the military as a postsecondary option. Students and families can also sign-up to receive important reminders about FCPS Virtual Military Night.

    Check 3/9/2023 email for the schedule of events

     Direct link to Google Site: tinyurl.com/fcpsmilitarynight

     

    Summer Opportunity

    Harvard's JEI team to promote their virtual summer "Mini-PhD" program. The program is open for  8-10th grade students who are from the underrepresented group or first in the family to attend college, etc.

    To learn the scientific method, Journal of Emerging

    Investigators (JEI) is running a free eight-week program for 8th - 10th graders nationwide this summer from June 3rd to July 23rd, holding sessions on Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm EST.

    Flyer has information, sent in 3/9/23 email. This will be a wonderful summer opportunity for underrepresented students to get interested in STEM. Reach out if you have any questions. Reach out to: Harrish Ganesh, founder: The Future Brighter: https://www.thefuturebrighter.org

    Family Resources

    Youth Mental Health First Aid

    Want to better understand mental illness, learn how to help someone experiencing a crisis and possibly save a life? Take a Youth Mental Health First Aid class!Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an 8-hour training course primarily designed for adults – family members, caregivers, school staff, coaches, health and human services workers, etc. – who interact with young people ages 12-25. The program gives community members key skills to help a young person who is developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. The first aid is given until appropriate professional treatment is received or until the crisis resolves. The course is free for residents of Fairfax County and the Cities of Fairfax and Falls Church. Learn more and register for Youth Mental Health First Aid here.

    Healthy Relationships Plus

    High school students are invited to join their peers for a 7-week Healthy Relationships class, led by trained young adult facilitators. The interactive Healthy Relationships Plus Program is an evidence-informed small groups program based on core principles of skill-building and awareness. The class uses open dialogue and role playing to engage students in enthusiastic discussions about peer pressure, help-seeking, media literacy, healthy and unhealthy peer and dating relationships, and healthy communication. The program is appropriate for all youth including those who have never been involved in violent or unhealthy relationships. This inclusive class is open to students of differing abilities. The Healthy Relationships Plus Program consists of seven 90 minute sessions from February 14 through March 28. Dinner will be served and participants who attend classes regularly receive gift cards.  Find more information and register here.

    Eating Disorders

    Eating disorders are serious but treatable mental and physical illnesses that can affect people of all ages, races, religions, ethnicities, sexual orientations, body shapes, and weights.  While no one knows for sure what causes eating disorders, a growing consensus suggests that it is a range of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors.  Eating disorders are not fads or phases, and can have serious consequences for health, productivity, and relationships.  In collaboration with the Fairfax County Health Dept, FCPS has provided more information for parents/guardians here:  https://www.fcps.edu/node/37440

     

    Pro Bono Legal Clinic

    Tuesday, March 21st. (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) [email protected]

    6:30-8:00pm Phone: 571.323.3669 Spanish: 571.323.1431

    Appointment Times (Video/Phone)

    Assistance with Civil Matters Consumer Issues - Housing - Immigration Public Benefits - Family Issues (No contested divorce nor complex child custody cases). CANNOT discuss employment, traffic, or criminal cases.

     

    Martes, 21 de Marzo 2023(REQUIERE INSCRIPCIÓN) [email protected]

    6:30-8:00pm LLamar: 571.323.3669 ESPANOL: 571.323.1431

    Horarios de citas (video/teléfono)

    Ayuda con asuntos civiles, Derechos del consumidor - Vivienda - Inmigración, Beneficios públicos -Familia (ni divorcios o custodias complejas) NO pueden discutir: asuntos del empleo, tráfico, o casos criminales.

     

    H E A D S U P & T A L K I T O U T  by Community Service board

    Concurrent Teen & Parent Recovery Groups by "Heads Up" and "Talk It Out" are weekly virtual concurrent groups. Heads Up is for teens between the ages of 14-17 who are working through emotional, mental health or substance use challenges. Talk It Out provides support, education and resources for their parents and guardians.

    Groups will feature guest speakers and participants are welcome to drop in any time,

    weekly attendance is not required. These confidential sessions will be held via Zoom for

    Telehealth.

     

    For more information or to get the access code to join the groups, contact Anna Davis (703-383-8404) or David Edelman (703-481-4008).

    Academic Supports for Our Students

    Late Bus Days

    Our late bus days are Wednesdays.  Students can prearrange meetings with teachers after school and buses are provided.

     

    Advisory

    Students can get passes from their teachers for the Advisory time to make up tests, work with groups on projects, work with the teacher on content.  This is prime time for students who need extra time and support in subjects they are struggling with.

     

    FREE Tutoring - Tutor.com

    All FCPS students now have unlimited access to online tutoring support services through Tutor.com at no cost.  Most subjects are available.  All tutors must pass a rigorous application process including an extensive background check. No personal information is shared between a student and tutor. All sessions are recorded and transcripts are available for review by teachers and parents/guardians.  https://www.fcps.edu/resources/online-tutoring-services

     

    Peer Tutoring Center

    The JRLHS Peer Tutor Center (PTC) is open and ready to accept students!  Tutoring is offered for math, English, Science, Social Studies, World Languages, and Elective classes.  Students can use the link below to sign up for a session during advisory. We offer tutoring in several languages as well.  PTC Session Requests

     

    Math Honor Society Tutoring

    Students from the Math Honor Society will be offering math tutoring in room 319 on Wednesdays after school. You can also contact a member directly for an alternate time. please find the contact information here: MHS Tutors' Information

     

    The Writing Center

    The Writing Center works with writers through all stages of the writing process, from brainstorming and organizing to revising and polishing. 20-minute help sessions are student-led and are offered in room 247 on BLUE days during A, C, and D lunches. Students wishing to visit the Writing Center for help may scan the QR code on one of the posters around the building or email Mr. Ingram at [email protected] for more details.

    Additionally, Mr. Ingram is looking for students who need service hours to assist with helping other students with their writing. Interested students should also email Mr. Ingram for more info.

    Frequently Used Links

     

    FCPS Cares

    2022-23 Standard School Year Calendar

    Newsletter Subscription Preferences

    COVID-19 Testing

    COVID-19 Vaccination (Fairfax County Health Department)

    Mental Health Resources and Emergency Services Information

    FCPS Parent Resource Center

    6540 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 22150  | Main Office: 703-924-8300
    Attendance: 703-924-8312 | Web | Twitter | Instagram

    Athletics Update-Week of January 16th

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    Lancer Nation,  

    Please check out the latest in Student Activities at the link below including:

    -This Weeks schedule, including: Girls Basketball with 2 home games, Wrestling Senior Night/Pyramid Night tomorrow night, and Swim and Dive Senior Night on Friday and TALENT TUNDRA!!

    -In School Dual Pictures

    -Boys Varsity Basketball with a huge overtime win over Falls Church on Friday night

    Student Activities Update This Week

    LETS GO LANCERS!

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    Exciting Band News

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    Lancer Nation,  

    Congratulations to our band students for the following awards and honors:

    All-District Band:

    Deija Hawkins – clarinet

    Thanos Tsanganelius – tuba

    Mid-Atlantic Honor Band at Shenandoah University:

    Jacob Derges – percussion

    Drum Major, Deija Hawkins, received a $1,000 scholarship from the National Alliance of Black School Educators Foundation in recognition of outstanding academic achievement.

     

    WAY TO GO LANCERS!

     

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    Athletics Update-Week of December 12th

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    Lancer Nation,  

    Please check out the latest in Student Activities at the link below including:

    -Schedule for the Week

    -November Athletes Of the Month announced!

    -Fun Friday at Forestdale big hit!

    Student Activities Update This Week

    LETS GO LANCERS!

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