Parent and Family Resources

• Family Engagement - FCPS works to connect, strengthen, and support our families, schools, and community.

• Military Families - FCPS welcomes responsive and collaborative communication and partnerships with the parents and families of our students.

• FCPS Homeless Students - Information for homeless families.

• Student Information (SIS) - The Student Information System (SIS) Parent Account Access allows parents access to teacher grade books, attendance information, course history and other useful information.

• FCPS Approved Tutors List - Sort our tutor list by subject area and location.

• FCPS Family Life Education - Link includes Family Life Education (FLE) program descriptions for grades 9 - 12 as well as links to opt-out forms. Forms need only be signed and returned to exempt your student from all or part of this curriculum.

• Student Insurance - Student accident insurance is available.

Parent Liaison

Each school has a Parent Liaison who helps address family needs. 

• Please contact Student Services at (703) 690-5600 with questions regarding our Parent Liaison services.

FCPS Office of Special Services

The Office of Special Education Instruction directs and supports the development, implementation, operation, and evaluation of Pre-K–12 educational programs, curricula, and services that meet the unique needs of students with disabilities.

ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

ESOL services prepare students to be college and career ready by developing proficiency in the English language. ESOL services help students achieve academic success, develop critical thinking skills, and solve problems.

School Psychology Services

School psychologists are mental health specialists with knowledge of child development, the psychology of learning, behavior management and intervention, monitoring the progress of students, and program evaluation. 

Social Work and Support Services

School social workers focus on family and community factors that influence learning. They provide intensive services for students facing issues that pose risks to their academic success such as parental divorce and separation, grief, poverty, truancy, chronic illness, mental health problems, conduct problems, child abuse, etc.Contact your school social workers if you need help finding affordable lunch for your children, food, holiday meals, clothing, school supplies, and eye glasses. They can also help your children maintain stability at school, should your family lose your stable housing. A federal law protects your children’s right to attend their same school even if your family loses stable housing. 

Transportation Services

The Office of Transportation Services is responsible for providing the safe and efficient transportation of all eligible students to and from schools and school activities each day. Transportation Services includes buses, kindergarten transportation, walking and bicycling, kiss and ride, and driving to school

Frequently Requested Forms

• Advanced Academics Placement Forms

• Facilities and Transportation Forms

• Health Forms

• Opt-Out Forms

• Special Education Forms