Good news for Fairfax County Public Schools high school students who drive to school: fees for parking passes will stay the same next year.
There had been a FCPS School Board proposal to increase the fees from $200 to $300 next year. Money from parking fees goes to the individual school and not FCPS.
However, at a board work session this week, the proposal “failed to get board support,” said At-Large member Ryan McElveen.
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