October was Principal Appreciation Month across the nation. FWSU is officially extending the celebration of our principals through today as we take a moment to recognize the work of the educational leaders in each of our schools. The principal’s job is difficult. Principals handle everything from budgets to professional development to student behavior to the … Continue reading We appreciate our principals!
Believing in the possibility of a more sustainable transportation future
Believing in the possibility of a more sustainable transportation future: BFA Fairfax has an electric school bus!
Wednesday Exploratory Experiences
Wednesday Exploratory Experiences at #BFAirfax Elementary focuses on #flexiblelearningenvironments and #transferableskills
Intermediate French Students Get a Taste of Culture without Leaving the State
BFA Fairfax Intermediate French Students Get a Taste of Culture without Leaving the State
Thank You Custodial Staff
Thank you to our amazing FWSU Custodial Staff for all of your hard work!
GEMS Elementary is Sharing Their Story 1000 Words At A Time on Facebook
"A Picture is Worth A 1000 Words" - Fred R. Barnard. Georgia Elementary Principal, Steve Emery wanted his teachers to be able tell their story on Georgia Elementary's Facebook Page. To accomplish this goal, he provided a new system where teachers can submit images of the amazing learning going on in their classrooms. Now, teachers … Continue reading GEMS Elementary is Sharing Their Story 1000 Words At A Time on Facebook
The Good Stuff
A superintendent's job
First Graders Lead the Charge on Recycling at Fletcher Elementary
The Fletcher Elementary learning community values environmental stewardship. This month Mrs. Hurt’s first graders have been learning about recycling practices. Mrs Hurt read students a wide variety of books about recycling. Students explored reading Ready to Recycle together as a class as well as to themselves, and then they got to add color to the … Continue reading First Graders Lead the Charge on Recycling at Fletcher Elementary
The FWSU Story 
You must be logged in to post a comment.