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Dates to Note:

Summer Office and Building Hours:  9AM-1PM

Save the Dates! School year 25-26 is coming soon, see below:

August 5, 6, 7: Charge Ahead for Rising 9th grade students

August 14: New Student Orientation AM

August 14: Charging In Open House AND Back to School Night Events!

August 18: First Day of School! 

Please call the main office for assistance and to make registration appointments.

Chantilly Main Office: 703-222-8100 

Charger Headlines:

Opening of School Events:

Important Dates to Remember

Thursday, August 14

• • 6:00 AM (approximately): Student schedules available in SIS.

  • 8:30-11:30 AM: Freshmen and New Student Orientation

    • Students can walk their schedules, meet teachers, take a building tour, and learn about opportunities at Chantilly.

    • Round trip bus transportation will be provided from Brookfield, Greenbriar East, Lees Corner, Oak Hill, & Poplar Tree Elementary Schools. More details will be shared in August.

  • 4:30-5:45 PM: Charging In Open House for Students & Families

    • Students and parents can walk schedules and meet teachers informally.

    • The CHS PTSA, Athletic and Music Boosters, and other community organizations will be on-site to provide information.

    • Food Trucks! 

  • 6:00-7:45 PM: Back to School Night

    • Parents are invited to attend each of their student’s classes, meet teachers, and hear about learning goals and expectations for the year.

• Monday, August 18: First Day of School (School starts at 8:10 AM)

• Tuesday, August 26, 6:30-8:00 PM: Senior Parent Night

  • CHS School Counselors will present important processes and timelines for college applications and post-secondary planning meetings for seniors.

• Monday, September 8, 6:30-7:30 PM: Freshman Parent Night

  • Dr. Goodloe, Principal, and Amy Parmentier, Director of Student Services, will discuss Homeroom and Flex Time, getting involved at CHS, and available student supports and activities.

Questions?

Please contact Amy Parmentier, Director of Student Services, at agparmentier@fcps.edu.

Charge Ahead for Rising 9th Grade Students

It's time to register for Charge Ahead for Rising 9^th Grade students.  Charge Ahead is an optional jump start program held before students return to school to give our upcoming 9^th grade students an early opportunity to learn more about Chantilly.  Click here to register and here for more information.

Chantilly Pyramid Magic School Bus Annual Event - Wish List Help Needed!

Every August, staff members from the Chantilly Pyramid schools visit communities in our boundary to meet families, welcome students, and distribute school supplies to students in need.  Each year, we see an increase in students who need assistance, and we are hoping that our caring Charger community will help us again this year by donating the most-requested school supplies.  We are in need of the following:

1. Backpacks
2. Crayons
3. Colored Pencils
4. Non-perishable snacks such as fruit snacks, granola bars, juice boxes and snack size boxes of crackers, chips, and cereal
5. Pencils
6. Composition Books
7. Pencil Pouches
8. College Ruled Notebooks
9. Black and Blue Pens
10. College and Wide-Ruled Notebook Paper

Any size donation is appreciated and will go directly to a student in the Chantilly pyramid. You may order directly through our Amazon Wish List or drop off supplies to Chantilly HS main office Monday-Friday from 9-1 PM through August 1, 2025.  We will also take gently used Chantilly spirit wear if you or your Charger are ready to retire some CHS gear.  If you would like to watch The CHS Knightly News segment about the Magic School Bus, please use this link to view. 

Thanks for your ongoing support- we love our Charger Community and we look forward to welcoming our students back to school on August 18, 2025. Until then, please have a relaxing and enjoyable summer!

25-26 Chantilly HS Student Parking Application

**Chantilly STUDENTS must access the application and complete using their fcpsschools.net account.**

The Chantilly High School Student Parking application form is now OPEN!  Any student that is interested in parking on campus during the 2025-2026 school year must complete the entire CHS Parking Application. There are approximately 400 student parking spaces and all parking spots will be assigned by lottery. There is a high demand for student parking and over 100 students did not receive spots last year.    

Priority will be assigned to Rising Seniors (Class of 2026). After Senior spots are assigned, any remaining spots will be assigned to Rising Juniors (Class of 2027).  Rising Sophomores (Class of 2028), regardless of age, will not be allocated a parking spot until all Seniors and Juniors have been assigned a spot.  

 There are five options for student parking:

Basketball Lot (Seniors Only) Stringfellow Lot (Seniors Only) Band Lot (Aug-Nov: Must move car out of lot by 3:30pm) West Lot (Across the street next to Chantilly Little League Fields) Library Lot (Across the street at the back of Chantilly Library)

Important Dates:

Monday, July 28th  - Application Deadline for Non-Senior Lot and Juniors @ 11:59pm

First Week of August - 2nd Round of Parking Acceptance Emails Sent Monday, August 11th - All Parking Fees DUE on MySchoolBucks

Thursday, August 14th - Parking Pass Pick-Up at Chargin In Open House (4-6pm)

Please note that all of these dates/times are strict deadlines. Please plan your summer accordingly to ensure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to get a parking spot for the 2025-2026 school year! Any student that is assigned a parking spot will be required to pay a $200 parking permit fee by strict deadlines.  Any spots that are not paid for by the deadline will have their spot given to another student.

Student Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R) Updates for 2025-26 School Year

At their May 8 meeting, the Fairfax County School Board approved changes to the SR&R, including its cell phone policy. Other SR&R updates include added clarity and/or procedures around topics such as discipline data, parent notifications, hate speech, and integrated discipline training. The full list of changes is available on Boarddocs.

Cell Phone Policy Update for High Schools

Beginning in August, high school students can only use their cell phones and other personal devices (AirPods, smart watches, etc.) during lunch and before or after school. This is a change from FCPS’ current cell phone policy, which allows high schoolers to use devices during passing periods. Next school year, students must keep devices off and away during classroom time and during passing periods between classes. 

Read more about the Cell Phone Policy.

NOVA’s Early Online College

NOVA’s Early Online College is back for the Fall 2025 Semester! 

NOVA Early Online College (EOC) allows rising high school juniors and seniors (will be 11^th and 12^th graders in 25-26 SY) the opportunity to take up to 2 tuition free college courses. Deadline is Friday, July 25, 2025 at 5pm.

• 13 courses offered
• Courses run for 12 weeks
• Courses are asynchronous, online, and for college credit only
• Students must meet eligibility requirements (GPA or available test scores) to take EOC courses
• EOC courses are selected because they meet the requirements for most of NOVA’s Associate degrees as well as being highly transferable as general education requirements for most colleges and universities.

New Textbook Policy: Some EOC courses require a textbook. Students will be automatically enrolled in NOVA ALL ACCESS ($22.50 per credit hour). Students may make the payment for course materials in their myNOVA account or opt out and purchase the course materials on their own. Review details about NOVA All Access so students can make an informed decision.

Important Dates:

• Application Opens: Tuesday May 6, 2025
• Registration Deadline: Friday, July 25, 2025 at 5pm
• Classes Begin: Monday, September 22, 2025
• Classes End: Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Early Online College Information Session

• Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025
• Time: 6pm-7pm
• Where: Zoom
• Zoom Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3SGfkm0

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Spring 2025 SOL Score Reporting

We want to thank our students and families for their flexibility and support during our Spring 2025 SOL testing.  We are still working with students on makeup testing and/or retakes; we are grateful that we were able to successfully administer 2100+ SOL’s in May alone.  Formal SOL score reports will begin posting to SIS ParentVUE Documents as we approach the end of the school year. 

• Grade 12 students - Daily beginning Tuesday, May 20
• Grade 9-11 students - Daily beginning Wednesday, May 28

As a reminder, families and students also have access to SOL preliminary scores in SIS ParentVUE and StudentVUE with updates 1-2 times weekly.

If you have any questions about your student’s SOL scores, please contact Jillian Domenech, CHS Assessment Coach, jcdomenech@fcps.edu

Downloading Student Google Drive

If your student is preparing to graduate or leave FCPS for any reason, it’s important to know that their Google Workspace account will be automatically deactivated once they are no longer actively enrolled in FCPS. This process happens during the summer, shortly after the end of the school year. Once a student account is deactivated, there will  will no longer be access to FCPS Google Drive or access to FCPS Gmail. 

If any student will no longer be an FCPS student after this school year, they must  download or export any files they wish to keep before the end of the school year. The download process of files can take several days, so please make sure to check in with your students.  They should be starting that process now. 

Students will have the option to use Google Takeout to export their files. Visit Google’s directions here: How to download your Google data using Takeout. It’s important to know that you will only be able to export files for which you are the owner. 

If students would prefer to manually select files from your Drive to download, follow the Downloading Your Data instructions on the Google Workspace Information for Students and Parents page of the FCPS website. 

Support Your Child’s Success by Checking SIS ParentVUE

12^th Grade Immunization Requirement Notice

The Code of Virginia requires all students to be immunized against certain diseases prior to entrance into Fairfax County Schools (FCPS).

All students entering 12^th grade will be required to receive their second dose of Meningococcal vaccine (MenACWY) prior to entering 12^th grade. 

• To meet the Meningococcal (MenACWY) 12^th grade requirement, the vaccination must be administered between ages 16 and 22.  

ACTION REQUESTED.  Please provide one of the following immunization documents to Chantilly High School:

1. An updated immunization record showing that the student has received their 2^nd dose of Meningococcal vaccine (MenACWY).
2. A note on a healthcare provider’s letterhead stating the date the Meningococcal vaccine was given.
3. A healthcare provider’s written statement of a permanent or temporary medical exemption.
4. A notarized Religious Exemption Form, which is available online at: https://www.fcps.edu/form/religious-exemption-form

Immunizations are available from your child’s healthcare provider, the Fairfax County Health Department, or other community resources.

Fairfax County Health Department:  https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/health/immunization/child

Health and community resources:  https://www.fcps.edu/services/community-healthcare-resources

Please contact Jennifer Kudlacik at jtkudlacik@fcps.edu if you have any questions.

Immunization records can be turned into the main office OR to Student Services