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New School Vaccine Clinics in Reston -- The county and the school system have added new school-based clinics for COVID-19 vaccines in the area. A school-based

Fairfax Schools Settle Lawsuit -- Fairfax County Public Schools has reached a settlement with parents and advocacy groups over a lawsuit that alleged students

Attempted Robbery, Abduction in Reston -- On Sept. 28, an attempted robbery was reported on the 22000 block of Colts Neck Road. Police believe a man grabbed the

LuminoCity Festival Comes to Roer's Zoofari -- The annual LuminoCity Festival has selected the local zoo for this year's annual exhibit. The light exhibit is

Herndon Elementary School is slated for major renovations more than 30 years after the building was last renovated. As part of a school bond referendum on the

Car Tax Payments Due Today -- Today is the last day to pay the county's personal property tax -- also known as the car tax. Tax relief is available for some

Now each Kentucky school district is required to report their COVID-19 cases to their local health department, and some are operating their own public dashboards to inform parents.

Fayette County Public Schools had to cancel four bus routes Wednesday night due to a bus driver shortage.

Meet the candidates hoping to be the next Fayette County Public Schools superintendent By: Web Staff and last updated 2021-05-24 18:36:28-04 LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — The Fayette County Board of Education has announced the names of the candidates who are hoping to be the next superintendent for Fayette County Public Schools. #1: Christopher Bernier, Ed.D. Provided to LEX 18 Dr. Bernier currently serves as the chief of staff for the Clark County School District in Las Vegas,...

March 17, 2021 at 11:00am Fairfax County Public School students will attend in-person classes five days a week when the new academic year starts this fall, FCPS Superintendent Scott Brabrand pledged yesterday (Tuesday) at a school board work session. The commitment came on the same day that FCPS welcomed third and sixth-grade students back into classrooms. This was the final cohort to be phased into hybrid learning, where students who choose to can receive two days of in-person instruction and ...