Fairfax County Public Schools

Ready to become a teacher? FCPS is here to help make your career change affordable and achievable! We're excited to offer financial support for 100 FCPS employees to join the Teach Forward (¡Avanza!) cohort and earn a Virginia teaching license in just 12-24 months. Apply by January 31. Learn more by attending an upcoming info session: https://bit.ly/3P1Ypc6

#FCPSTeacherTuesday “I joined the teaching profession because I have a passion for education and learning and a desire to make a difference in the lives of young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. There is immense joy derived from interacting with the students we serve, understanding their perspectives, and guiding them through challenges. Additionally, I had teachers who inspired me to enter the teaching profession because of their huge impact on my educational journey. I truly believe teachers have a lifelong impact on the students they serve.” Andrew Hahn Career & Transition Teacher Davis Career Center If you'd like to join the #FCPSFam and become a teacher with FCPS, apply now! https://bit.ly/3DtIspG

Open the door to endless career opportunities with a culinary path at FCPS! 🍎 Attend one of our Food and Nutrition Services Career Fairs and discover how YOU can begin your journey as an FCPS food service worker. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ftxDEl

#FCPSTeacherTuesday “Seven years ago, I joined FCPS as an IA and enjoyed working with students with special needs. I worked full-time and took classes after work to get my teaching degree. It was worth it because as a second-year teacher, I am happy with the career decision I made. Building relationships with the students and their families has really been a great experience." Ariana Gallahan-Zarate Multiple Disabilities Teacher Fairhill Elementary If you'd like to join the #FCPSFam and become a teacher with FCPS, apply now! https://bit.ly/3DtIspG

#FCPSTeacherTuesday “I chose to join the teaching profession because I am passionate about fostering growth, curiosity, and critical thinking in children. I enjoy building their confidence while they keep developing their academic skills.” Mariangely Cortes Ramos 4th Grade Teacher London Towne ES If you'd like to join the #FCPSFam and become a teacher with FCPS, apply now! https://bit.ly/3DtIspG

#FCPSTeacherTuesday “I wanted to inspire students to develop a love of learning. I want to have a positive impact on the world and lead a life of purpose. Helping students to reach their full potential and inspiring them to do their best makes teaching the best job anyone could have.” Raymond Hoskie Title I Resource Teacher Washington Mill Elementary School If you'd like to join the #FCPSFam and become a teacher with FCPS, apply now! https://bit.ly/3DtIspG

For many families new to Fairfax County, the Dunn Loring Welcome Center is a place of support and guidance. Beatriz Bucarey, a Community Liaison, has spent over 20 years helping families navigate everything from school registration to setting up email—and she greets every family in their own language. Her dedication to making families feel welcome is a perfect example of how engaged parents and caregivers positively impact student success. November is Family Engagement Month, and it’s the ideal time to explore the many resources FCPS offers to support new families. Learn more about Beatriz and the FCPS Family Academy, and discover how we’re building strong, trusting partnerships with our community. https://bit.ly/3OptohL

It’s National Substitute Educators Day! Let’s show our appreciation for the substitute teachers who step in to keep learning going strong when our teachers are out. Want to make a “SUB”stantial difference? Join FCPS as a substitute teacher! Visit our Substitute Teaching Employment Opportunities page for more information. http://bit.ly/3hSCSVE

🎓 Calling FCPS Alumni! 🎓 Did you know you can be part of the Educate Fairfax Alumni Network? Stay up to date on all things FCPS events, activities, and much more. It’s a great way to stay connected with your community and continue supporting the growth and success of FCPS. Join today for free! https://bit.ly/4fInww7

Tony Gray, a proud member of the Haudenosaunee’s Bear Clan and an Advanced Academics Resource Teacher at Wakefield Forest Elementary School, brings his rich cultural heritage to the classroom. He uses his Native American roots to inspire students through creative, hands-on lessons in STEAM and advanced academics. From crafting dreamcatchers to engaging drum sessions exploring sound and learning about trailblazers like Mary Golda Ross, Tony’s teaching sparks curiosity and cultural appreciation. As one student said, “It’s pretty cool to learn from someone with such a unique culture!” Discover how Tony’s upbringing to “think seven generations ahead” shapes his teaching and fosters cultural understanding. https://bit.ly/4fPee1D