Fairfax County teachers, including in Reston and Herndon’s public schools, are in classrooms this week for training, preparation and a little fun before their students return to class Monday.
Take a look at some pictures that have been shared from the schools on social media so far this week as teachers and staff ready themselves for the start of the 2017-18 school year.
Just back from the beach! Meet our first grade teachers at HES! @fcpsnews #FCPSBacktoSchool17 #herndones pic.twitter.com/ZoZv8VUXsd
— Herndon Elementary (@Herndon_ES) August 22, 2017
Welcome back Seahawk Staff! Thank you to our parents for breakfast this morning. pic.twitter.com/PNHciHr1PX
— southlakesseahawks (@southlakeshs) August 21, 2017
Welcome back, Terraset staff! Our friend and former Terraset student, Uche Agu was our special guest speaker this morning. He discussed his experience at TES and what our passion and purpose meant to him! 🙂
Posted by Terraset Elementary School on Monday, August 21, 2017
Investing in a caring HHS school climate. @PosProject #OtherPeopleMatter pic.twitter.com/uEvgCp7lYe
— Herndon High School (@HerndonHS) August 22, 2017
Meet our new teachers! E. Gaba (5th), B. Jennings (6th), S. Hardtke (3rd), & K. Feldman (SPED). pic.twitter.com/nCx2tL2XTx
— Fox Mill ES (@FoxMillES) August 17, 2017
Monday’s solar eclipse provided a unique bonding opportunity for school staffs.
Making memories through engaging learning and opportunities at Lake Anne! pic.twitter.com/fgpuQ4phZF
— Lake Anne Elementary (@LakeAnneEs) August 21, 2017
Floris Elementary teachers check out the eclipse! @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/uSCTgpHhPA
— Gail Porter (@gaporter3) August 21, 2017
FEES staff takes a break to observe the solar eclipse! #ourFCPS pic.twitter.com/ZtnM0B1VXJ
— Forest Edge (@ForestEdgeES) August 21, 2017
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