Schoology was chosen as FCPS's new Learning Management System (LMS) for teachers, students and parents. Why Did FCPS Choose Schoology? Please note that it is necessary to have an active Student Information System (SIS) Parent Account to be able to login to Schoology.
FCPS is transitioning to Schoology to take advantage of more flexible platform and access to grades.Oct 8, 2018
Fairfax County Public Schools. AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination)
The Fairfax County School Board eventually approved a plan, under court order, that called for the schools to be desegregated one grade at a time until all grades were integrated in 1971.Jan 25, 2009
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Schoology is a scalable district-wide Learning Management System that enables K-12 districts to be successful by increasing student engagement, impacting teacher effectiveness, infusing districts with more data, and transforming school districts into open collaborative teaching and learning environments.Oct 2, 2018
AVID's mission is to close the achievement gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success in a global society. “AVID has helped me become college ready. I am a better and more motivated student now.Dec 11, 2019
The AVID program should reflect the demographics of the school it is serving. Students participating in special education, gifted and talented programs, and ELL will be considered for AVID based on the criteria listed above.
Is AVID for every student? No. AVID is only for students who want to be in the program and will work harder to be stronger students. Sometimes parents think the program is a good idea for their student; but if the student has no desire to be a part of AVID, it will not help them.
Desegregation began in Virginia on February 2, 1959, after a nearly three-year battle in the federal courts that had started in the spring of 1956.