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Late Buses to End May 30

The last day for all after school programs and late buses is Thursday, May 30th. All clubs and programs including study hall will end for the year on 5/30.

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A Transition Program for Rachel Carson Middle School’s Rising 7th Graders

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After School Program

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Mental Health Resources: 24/7 Emergency Numbers

Rachel Carson Middle School Features

Counselor Corner

December 15, 2018
Catch up on the latest news from Student Services

2018 Winter Concert

December 07, 2018

Principal's News Letter

November 09, 2018
Greetings to Carson parents and students, updates, and important information as we begin 2nd quarter
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FCPS News and Features

Fairfax County School Board Passes FY 2020 Approved Budget

The Fairfax County School Board has adopted the Fairfax County Public Schools FY 2020 Approved Budget of $3.0 billion that includes a $55.2 million investment in teacher salary scales—including a 1.0 percent market scale adjustment--and $46.8 million for a step increase for eligible employees and a 1.0 percent market scale adjustment for non-teacher salary scale employees.

Fairfax County Public Schools Names Region 4 Assistant Superintendent

Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Scott S. Brabrand has named Jay Pearson, who currently serves as Interim Assistant Superintendent in Region 4, as the new Assistant Superintendent for Region 4.

Louise Archer ES Students Excel at WordMasters Challenge™

Several teams representing Louise Archer Elementary recently earned Highest Honors in the 2018-19 WordMasters Challenge™.

South County HS Students Study a Page from History

South County High students are experiencing an authentic piece of history by reading and studying Time magazines from 1973.
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