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Upcoming Events at Chesterbrook Elementary School

Book Fair

November 08, 2019 – November 15, 2019
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Chesterbrook Elementary School Features

Ms. King Named FCPS Region 2 Elementary New Teacher!

June 18, 2019
Congratulations to Fifth Grade Teacher Madelyn King, Student Information Assistant Dave Troskey, and Fifth Grade Teacher Deanna Sivik who were recognized at the 2019 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Mr. Levesque Recognized at 2018 Excellence Awards!

October 17, 2018
Congratulations to Health and Physical Education teacher Jay Levesque who was recognized in the Growth Category at the 2018 FCPS Excellence Awards Ceremony for his accomplishments as a lead teacher and Great Beginnings Coach.

Welcome, Principal Kirkpatrick!

July 02, 2018
Welcome, Stacy Kirkpatrick, the new principal of Chesterbrook Elementary School!
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FCPS News and Features

West Potomac Academy Sponsors Health Fair for Head Start Students at Bucknell Elementary

Students studying health and medical sciences career courses at West Potomac Academy, a Governor’s Health Sciences Academy, will host the ninth annual health and wellness fair—Passport to Good Health—for children in the Bucknell Elementary School Head Start Program on November 15.

Arts Alive: Cappies Review of Annandale High School's Production of For the Love of Three Oranges

The Cappies is a program through which high school theater and journalism students are trained as critics, attend shows at other schools, write reviews, and publish those reviews. In this review, Julia Tucker of Westfield High School discusses Annandale High School's production of For the Love of Three Oranges.<br />

Woodson HS Students View Mercury in Transit

Woodson High students got an excellent view of Mercury as it traveled across the sun.

Madison HS Cross-Curricular Cohort Investigates Life, Death of Characters

Students in the Madison High English 9 cross-curricular cohort spent weeks gathering evidence, examining artifacts, and drafting argumentative papers with the aim of helping observers understand how their assigned character lived and died.
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