On March 3, the Falls Church City School Board met and modified resolution JA, revising the mask policy to allow Superintendent Peter Noonan follow CDC guidance, which states mask wearing should be optional...

During a YouTube town hall on Sunday night, Superintendent Peter Noonan reaffirmed Falls Church City Public Schools’ commitment to maintaining in-person learning, while following guidance from public...

On December 9, Dr. Katie Moyer, a pediatric infectious disease specialist, and Rebecca Sharpe, the FCCPS Director of Special Education, spoke to inform students about vaccines for 5-11 year olds, booster...

Now that 5 to 11 year olds are eligible for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, Oak Street Elementary School organized a clinic through the Fairfax County Health Department on Wednesday, November 17 from...

Cases of COVID-19 are leveling down in the United States, a promising sign for our second summer since the pandemic began. As more and more people are getting vaccinated, the CDC relaxed some safety guidances...

As the COVID-19 numbers in the United States plateau, other countries are experiencing different challenges.  With so many foreign service kids moving in and out of the Falls Church City Public Schools,...

Starting on May 12, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention authorized and recommended the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for anyone 12 or older. Anyone 12 or older can now get vaccinated with...

With peers being pulled out of the classroom mid-class, students have had a lot of questions and curiosities about the school's contact tracing process. Here are some answers. Who gets contact traced? When...

The 2021 Junior/Senior Prom, which had been scheduled to take place outdoors on Saturday, May 1, has been postponed. More information about a potential rescheduled date will be made available on May 3. Principal...

Starting today, April 19, the Virginia Department of Health directed the entire state to enter Phase 2 of vaccination for the entire state. This means that anyone over the age of 16 can now get vaccinated...

This week, many GMHS students began in-person learning four days a week, bringing more students than ever to the new building. To adjust to large class sizes while still maintaining six feet distance between...

Falls Church City Public Schools announced that all schools will begin to offer four days of in person learning starting on April 6, the first Tuesday after spring break. Students will have the option...