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Tuesday, September 15 - Thursday, October 15 - National Hispanic Heritage Month
Tuesday, October 13 - Friday, October 16 - Homecoming Week
Saturday, October 17 - Recycling Fair (more info below)
Saturday, October 17 - Homecoming Dance
Friday, October 23 - Justice HS Youth Night
Saturday, October 24 - Saturday School
Friday, October 30 - End of Quarter 1/Early Release
Monday, November 2 - School Planning Day - Student Holiday
Tuesday, November 3 - Teacher Workday - Student Holiday
Saturday, November 14 - Saturday School
Wednesday, November 18 - Last Senior Portraits Session at Justice
Wednesday, November 18 - Partners for Safe Teen Driving Q2 Presentation
Saturday, November 21 - Saturday School
Wednesday, November 25 - Friday, November 27 - Thanksgiving Break - Division Closed
The entire 2026-2027 FCPS Calendar can be found here.
Dear Justice Community,
I’m excited to share that Justice High School has been recognized as Meets Expectations under Virginia’s School Performance and Support Framework (SPSF). This rating, based on data from last school year, shows that our school is meeting expectations set by the state for student performance.
The state system provides information about our school’s performance on academic and readiness measures. The framework places emphasis on standardized test results, alongside student growth, graduation, and readiness measures that vary by school level.
Justice HS has an overall framework score of 85.46, which falls into the “Meets Expectations” state performance category.
I want to be clear in saying that our students are much more than the results of standardized tests and point systems. Every day in our classrooms, our amazing educators are leading moments of joy in learning. This recognition reflects the strength of our entire school community. Our strong performance stands out and is something to celebrate.
We will continue building on this success. Our team is committed to keeping high expectations for learning, supporting each student’s unique strengths, and creating a school environment where every child feels welcomed, challenged, and cared for. We are also grateful for the support we receive from families. Your involvement makes a difference, and it plays an important role in helping our students succeed.
Thank you for being such an important part of our community. Together, we will continue helping every student at Justice HS thrive.
Regards,
Sean Rolon, Ed.D.
Principal
Last year, a team at Justice began working on our application to be a Purple Star High School. Per VDOE, "The Virginia Purple Star Designation is awarded to military-friendly schools that have demonstrated a major commitment to students and families connected to our nation’s military. Schools that earn the award will receive a special Purple Star recognition to display on-site."
Last week, we learned that we have officially been recognized as a First Time Virginia Distinguished Purple Star School!
We are incredibly proud to be recognized for this honor, and we are more proud of the relationships we get to build with our military-connected families. Thanks to all who were involved in making this a reality!
It's Homecoming Week! Join us this Friday, October 16th, at 7:00 PM at Jerry Fauls Stadium for our Homecoming Football Game! This year's theme is USA – Red, White & Blue! Come dressed in your patriotic colors, bring your school spirit, and help us pack the stands as we cheer on our Wolves!
Skip the Line and Pre-Purchase Tickets: BUY HERE.
All spectators will pass through weapons detection screening upon entry. FCPS's Clear Bag Policy will also be enforced. Please plan accordingly and arrive early to allow extra time for entry. Entry Updates HERE.
Let's fill the stands, celebrate Homecoming, and show our Wolfpack pride!
GO WOLVES!
Justice High School Parking Lot
Saturday, October 17th from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
4th Annual Free Community Service Recycling Sensitive Documents, Electronics, & Bicycles in Good Condition
3 Stations – Paper/Sensitive Documents, Electronics, and Bicycles
Document Shredding - Safeguard Shredding
- Sponsored by the Chrissy & Lisa Team and KVS Title
Electronics - e-Assest Solutions of Falls Church
Bicycle Donations - Safe Routes to School of FCPS
- SRTS promotes safe walking, biking, and education to schools in Fairfax. Bicycles in good condition will be accepted.
The event is free and open to all and will provide an easy opportunity for community members to responsibly recycle a variety of items.
Donations gratefully accepted to support our National Honor Society Students & Student Athletes - DONATE HERE.
It is time to recognize the incredible work of Justice High School employees! Nominations will be open from October 12-October 30 in the following categories: Outstanding Teacher (4+ years as a classroom teacher), Outstanding New Teacher (1-3 years as a classroom teacher), Outstanding New Principal (1-3 years as Justice Principal), Outstanding Professional Staff Leader, Outstanding Educational Services Employees, and Outstanding Operational Services Employees.
We are seeking nominations from staff members, students, parents, and community members. To nominate an Outstanding Justice High School Employee, please use this OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE NOMINATION GOOGLE FORM.
The Wolf Shack Needs Volunteers for Red Bag Saturday on October 24th
Food for Neighbors is one of the Wolf Shack's biggest food and resource donors. Food for Neighbors has a Red Bag Donor program across area middle and high schools: Five times during the school year, you fill a Red Bag (dropped off at your door by Food for Neighbors) with food from a suggested grocery list. Drivers pick up the filled bag right from your front door and volunteers sort the food to distribute to local schools the same day! It is a simple and easy way to make sure the Wolf Shack stays stocked throughout the year.
OUR NEXT RED BAG SATURDAY OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR IS OCTOBER 24TH!
We NEED VOLUNTEERS to help unload and organize our food donations in the Wolf Shack. Adults and students welcome and service hours are offered to all student volunteers. Sign up to volunteer at jhsptsa.org/wolfshacksignup!
The Wolf Shack Wants Your Extra OR Leftover Halloween Candy!
One of the favorite things about the Wolf Shack for students is the candy bowl! A little sweet treat (often with a laugh or chat) means a lot to our student community. But we need help keeping that bowl full...and that's where you come in!
We are asking for extra candy from Halloween to be donated to the Wolf Shack. Starting October 30th, the PTSA will have Wolf Shack bins in the school front office to accept any and all candy donations. Whatever little goblins don't eat on Halloween night will be appreciated for weeks to come in the Wolf Shack!
The Wolf Shack is our PTSA-sponsored in-school food and resource pantry available to all Justice students. In the Wolf Shack, we provide FREE essential resources for ALL students - from food for them and their families to personal care toiletries to clothing to academic supplies to after-school snacks. The Wolf Shack is open from 3-5pm on late bus days (Wednesdays & Thursdays) every week in Room B27 between the Black Box Theater and the Little Theater. The Wolf Shack is fully dependent upon the financial and in-kind donation support of our partners, families, staff and community. Please consider supporting The Wolf Shack in any of the following ways:
- Make a financial donation which allows us to fill urgent needs (jhsptsa.org/wolfshackfund)
- Become a Food for Neighbors Red Bag Donor to donate easily throughout the school year (https://www.foodforneighbors.org/red-bag-program/)
- Drop-off or have any donation delivered to the front office of JHS (just label with "PTSA Wolf Shack")
- Purchase directly from our Amazon wish-list and deliver straight to the school (jhsptsa.org/wolfshackwishlist)
- Organize a food and toiletry drive through your community, church, clubs and/or service organizations
- Volunteer for our weekly open hours, packing the family food bags and/or for food distribution pick-ups and unloading (jhsptsa.org/wolfshacksignup)
Email wolfshack@justicehsptsa.org with any questions or ideas. Thank you again for your support and generosity!
Join us Friday, October 23rd as Justice Football takes on the Edison Eagles! Bring the family and help us celebrate our Justice Pyramid and future Wolves! Students 13 and under are FREE with a paying adult! All middle-school students and younger must be accompanied by a responsible adult who remains with them throughout the event.
6:45 PM – Kids Fun Run Through The Wolves Tunnel
6:50 PM – Justice HS Combined Choirs to sing the National Anthem
7:00 PM – Kickoff!
Skip the line and purchase tickets ahead of time: BUY HERE!
Know Before You Go: All spectators will pass through weapons screening upon entry. FCPS also has a clear bag policy for all Varsity Football Games. Clear bags (up to 12" x 6" x 12") and small clutch bags (up to 4.5" x 6.5") are permitted; backpacks, purses, fanny packs, tote bags, outside food/beverages, and sporting equipment are not permitted. Medical and diaper bags are allowed but are subject to inspection.
To help Virginia students get ready for college, job training, or entry-level work, the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) and the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SHEV) have developed resources and gathered important information to share with Virginia families.
Middle and high school students and families can learn more about preparing for college or a career by visiting the following websites:
Each site contains information on preparing, applying, and paying for college, as well as information on degree options and labor market career projections.
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form allows you to be considered for federal student aid. In addition, states and colleges use FAFSA information to award their own grants, scholarships, and loans.
The 2027-28 FAFSA is now open.
Free Financial Aid and Scholarship Information Sessions
College Access Fairfax, in partnership with Fairfax County Public Schools, will present virtual information sessions on the financial aid process for post-secondary education and scholarship information.
Sessions include:
Click on the date to participate. | 
