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Falls Church City Public Schools is one of nine Pre-K through 12 International Baccalaureate public school divisions in the United States and serves students who live in the Washington, D.C. Guidelines for Use: The purpose of this page is to provide information to the Falls Church community about FCCPS programs and to support our students.

Meridian Chamber Singers Performed at the Annual VCU Choral Classic
11/05/2026

Meridian Chamber Singers Performed at the Annual VCU Choral Classic

On Tuesday, October 27th, the Meridian Chamber Singers traveled to Richmond to represent their scho...

The entire junior class traded their classrooms for a day of exploration at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington...
11/05/2026

The entire junior class traded their classrooms for a day of exploration at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Accompanied by their Stable Group teachers, students had the opportunity to explore the zoo, spend time with friends, and learn about the important role science plays in wildlife conservation and animal care. Highlights of the day included visiting the giant pandas, catching a glimpse of the adorable baby elephant, and, of course, enjoying the zoo's many food options.

Following their visit, students reflected on how science helps the zoo make a positive impact on the world through protecting endangered species, conserving biodiversity, caring for animals, and educating the public. Beyond the science, the day provided an opportunity for students to connect with their classmates, make memories, and enjoy learning outside the classroom. It was a great day to be a Mustang!

It was a fantastic day of football at Meridian High School on Saturday as the Mustangs hosted the Northwestern District ...
11/05/2026

It was a fantastic day of football at Meridian High School on Saturday as the Mustangs hosted the Northwestern District Girls Flag Football Tournament. The day kicked off with a special Senior Day celebration honoring Addison Savich and Francesca Ayala, the first seniors in program history. On the field, Meridian battled hard in losses to Handley and Sherando, with freshman quarterback Avery Vorndran turning in her best passing performance of the season and fellow freshman Natalie Malhiero leading the team in flag pulls.

The Washington Commanders continued their support by sending cheerleaders, former players including Fred Smoot, and everyone's favorite mascot, Major Tuddy!

Mustangs Dominate in Playoffs
11/04/2026

Mustangs Dominate in Playoffs

Meridian Girls Volleyball came out firing Monday night, putting on a defensive dominance and overpo...

Meridian High School Boys Varsity Volleyball Advances to Regional Semifinals After First Playoff Victory in Program Hist...
11/04/2026

Meridian High School Boys Varsity Volleyball Advances to Regional Semifinals After First Playoff Victory in Program History

Congratulations to the Meridian Boys JV Volleyball team on a fantastic inaugural season! The Mustan...

Fourth graders are bringing Virginia Studies to life by creating colorful Model Magic maps of the state’s five regions w...
11/04/2026

Fourth graders are bringing Virginia Studies to life by creating colorful Model Magic maps of the state’s five regions while exploring how each region’s natural resources support people, animals and plants. - https://mailchi.mp/fccps/ma25_0519-4828942

November is a time dedicated to honoring the histories, cultures, leadership, and ongoing contributions of Native Americ...
11/02/2026

November is a time dedicated to honoring the histories, cultures, leadership, and ongoing contributions of Native American, Alaska Native, and Indigenous peoples across the United States.

FCCPS Students Making a Difference:Gabby Chiappetta: From Falls Church to Olympic HopefulGabby Chiapetta attended Mt. Da...
10/29/2026

FCCPS Students Making a Difference:

Gabby Chiappetta: From Falls Church to Olympic Hopeful

Gabby Chiapetta attended Mt. Daniel and Mary Ellen Henderson and is now a sophomore at Holy Cross, where she studies economics. Gabby, a dual U.S. and Italian citizen, got her start in lacrosse at the Falls Church Youth Lacrosse Club (FCYLC). She now plays defense for Italy's national team and is headed to Salou, Spain, for the 2026 European Sixes Lacrosse Championship, Nov. 2-9.

This follows a big summer. In July, Gabby helped Italy win gold at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship Division II in Poland, and she was named to the All-Tournament Team.

Nineteen nations will take the field in Salou, and the five highest-placing teams earn direct qualification for the 2027 World Lacrosse Sixes Championships in Colorado next October. That event is the primary global qualifier for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where lacrosse returns as a medal sport for the first time since 1908. For Gabby, this week in Salou is a step on the road to the Olympic stage.

Italy opens against highly rated Ireland on Nov. 3 at 12:30 p.m. local time (6:30 a.m. ET). Watch the games live here: https://tv.worldlacrosse.sport/sportitemset/6adb2ac72fae8b4bd958d750

Good luck, Gabby! Your Falls Church family is cheering you on. 🎉

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