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Required Forms Beginning of the School Year

This year all student and parent/guardian forms should be turned in online. Please click on this announcement for a list of required forms and submission instructions.
Please complete all forms as soon as possible.

HS FLE Preview Night

ATTN HS Parents – FLE Preview night will be November 4 at 6:30 pm the link will follow on the week of the meeting.

Friday October 30, 2020 - Early Release

Friday October 30, 2020 is a 2 hour early release for students. Click on this announcement to see the schedule.

2021 Governor’s School Applications

The 2021 Governor’s School Applications are available! Governor's School is a month-long residential program at a state university for current 10th and 11th grade high achieving students in Virginia.
The session recording of the Interest Meeting on Monday, October 19, 2020 at 11:00-12:00 is now available! Click on this announcement for more info.

Student Rights and Responsibilities

The Student Rights and Responsibilities (http://bit.ly/fcpssrr) document explains expectations for student behavior and adult responses to enhance school safety and to create a fair, equitable and supportive school environment.
• Please review the Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR and R) and related resources at www.fcps.edu/srr.
• After reviewing the information, fill out the SR and R Parent Acknowledgement Form by clicking on this announcement. The form must be filled out 1 time per student.

Thomas Jefferson High School Admissions

Based upon the School Board Work Session discussion on October 6, the school board consensus was that testing (Quant-Q, ACT Aspire Reading and Science) will be eliminated for this year, the application fee will be eliminated and there will be an increase in student enrollment at TJHSST. We do not have a window for the application process as this time. The next scheduled School Board Work Session to discuss additional changes is currently set for November 17.

AP Information Night

Did you miss Hayfield High School's first ever, digital AP Information Night. Click on this announcement for a link to the recorded session and the slides that accompanied it. The meeting covered AP exams and test fees, lessons learned from last year, AP classes offered at Hayfield, the benefits of taking AP classes, managing advanced academic classes, AP vs IB and the AP Capstone Program. If you have any additional questions, you can reach Julie Riley at jsriley@fcps.edu.

Summer Residential Governor’s School Programs

The Summer Residential Governor's Schools (SRGS) are month-long residential programs for current year tenth- and eleventh-grade gifted students in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The 2021 Visual and Performing Arts Summer Residential Governor’s School programs include: Dance, Instrumental Music, Theatre, Visual Arts, and Vocal Music.  The 2021 Academic Summer Residential Governor’s School will offer programs in Medicine and Health Sciences, Mathematics, Science, and Technology, Marine Science, Humanities, Engineering, and Agriculture.

Student Health and Safety Guidance

Consistent with Governor Northam’s phased reopening plan for Virginia schools, and guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) has provided guidance to staff regarding school health practices for students.

No-Cost Meals for All FCPS Students through June 30, 2021

Grab and Go service hours are 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). Bus routes for food distribution are operating Monday through Friday. Breakfast and lunch will be available at no-cost Monday-Friday at all schools with in-person instruction.  Specific information about meal distribution locations and bus distribution schedules are available.  

Our New Online Attendance Form!

Submitting a student absence has never been easier thanks to our new online attendance form!
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Upcoming Events at Hayfield Secondary School

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Virtual Bell Schedule

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Attendance Form

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New Student Registration

View procedures on registering a new student to Hayfield

Mental Health Resources: 24/7 Emergency Numbers

Hayfield Secondary School Features

Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight - Sydney Payne

June 12, 2020
In this Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight, we feature Sydney Payne, who is making the best of her senior year, and in the fall plans to attend Spellman College and major in math and premed.

Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight - Mebea Samson

June 12, 2020
In this Class of 2020 Senior Spotlight, we feature Mebea Samson from Hayfield Secondary School, who is making the best of his senior year, and in the fall plans to attend Virginia Tech.

Hayfield SS Student Named State Winner of Graduation Speaker Contest

June 12, 2020
Hayfield Secondary senior Alexandra Wong has been named a state winner of U.S. Senator Tim Kaine's "Everybody's the Graduation Speaker" contest that recognized the top graduation speeches from graduating Virginia high school seniors.
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FCPS News and Features

Laurel Ridge Elementary, Falls Church High Students Recognized for Nominating Black Virginians for Highway Markers

A group of 52 students from Laurel Ridge Elementary School and one student from Falls Church High School have been recognized by Governor Ralph Northam for nominating Black Virginians to be recognized on highway markers throughout the state.

End of First Quarter Message from Superintendent

A message to parents and students from Dr. Brabrand about the end of the first quarter.

Fairfax High DECA Hosts Pink Out to Encourage Breast Cancer Awareness

Fairfax High School DECA hosted a Pink Out late in October to support breast cancer awareness.

Adapting Traditions During Virtual Learning: The Centreville High Student Newscast

Centreville High students have started their school day for over ten years with the Centreville News Network (CVNN), a student-produced newscast. When distance learning started, a small team of students set out to make sure CVNN would still air.
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