Help Shape FCPS’ Future and Learn About Happenings in Mount Vernon!Dear Community Members, Next week is going to be a busy week with opportunities for community members to shape the future of the school system, and hear about what is happening in Mount Vernon. Strategic PlanOur students are preparing for careers that don’t exist today. In order to keep pace with these needs, we must rethink our plans for the future and how we will best serve our students for this new era. FCPS is in the process of developing a new strategic plan. Please join us in this important work of developing a new Strategic Plan. Community Forums will provide families, students, staff, and community members with an opportunity to review student achievement, access, and perception data, and identify both strengths and challenges within the data. Community input from the forums will be shared with our Core Planning Team to incorporate recommendations into finalized Strategic Plan goals. The Mount Vernon District Community Forum is scheduled for Tuesday, February 7, 6:30-8 p.m., at South County HS. Please register today. If you are unable to attend the Mount Vernon District Community Forum, please view the schedule of Community Forums—including an event at Edison HS on Monday February 6, or one of several virtual options including a Spanish-language event. Register for the one that is most convenient for you. Mount Vernon Town MeetingOn February 11, 2023 join Supervisor Storck for the 36th Annual Mount Vernon Town Meeting at Mount Vernon High School. The event will be streaming on Channel 16 and Facebook! Come meet with local businesses, government and non profits in the Exhibit Hall which opens at 7:45 a.m. The formal program will begin at 9:30 a.m. Special guests include Congressmen Connolly and Beyer, Fairfax Chairman Jeff McKay, County Executive Bryan Hill, Police Chief Kevin Davis, Superintendent Michelle Reid. You will have the opportunity to ask questions of all of our guests and the meeting will conclude with a virtual tour of the District.
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