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Cameras have been installed on the stop arms of 50 FCPS school buses. These cameras will be used to identify drivers who pass stopped school buses while children are entering and exiting the bus (called a “stop arm violation”).
Warnings for drivers will begin on Wednesday, April 9. After a 30-day warning period, citations will begin to be issued on Monday, May 12.
According to Virginia law, drivers must stop for stopped school buses with flashing red lights on and their stop signs extended. Motorists should stop when approaching from any direction (unless there is a barrier or median separating their lane from where the bus is stopped). They should remain stopped until everyone is clear and the bus is moving.
We appreciate our law enforcement partners for working with us to improve road safety and reduce accidents. Read more information about the stop arm cameras and all of the ways that we work with our county partners to keep students safe on their way to and from school.
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Read Across America Week was a success! Our students got a chance to “get a taste” of books they may regularly read! |
Come out to support local live theatre and Fairfax Villa’s very own Shane Siegel in Prince William Little Theatre’s production of The Secret Garden: The Musical! Shane, a 6th grade student at the Villa, is playing the role of Colin Craven. The show runs March 14th-23rd at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas. Tickets and more info are available at pwlt.org. |
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On Monday, March 24, parents and guardians of Fairfax Villa Elementary School will receive an email with a link to the FCPS Principal Evaluation Parent/Guardian Feedback Form. This questionnaire is part of the Performance Evaluation Program and provides an opportunity to share anonymous feedback about our school’s leadership and environment.
Topics covered in the survey include:
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