Parking permits for Seniors and Juniors will be issued on Monday, August 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Cost is $75. Learn more about parking and access the Student Driving Agreement.

Megan Roberts has been named Sherando High School's new head cross country coach. Roberts, who teaches Spanish at Sherando, has served as an assistant cross country coach at the school for the past five years.

Sherando High School Names Kristine Hickey New Assistant Principal

Brian Kibler has been named Sherando High School's new head wrestling coach.

Sherando High School wrestling coach Pepper Martin is stepping down in order to provide someone else with the opportunity to lead the school's wrestling program. Martin has been Sherando's wrestling coach since 1993.

View summer assignments for Honors & AP English and Science classes.

Students interested in applying for Career and Technical Education classes at Dowell J. Howard must complete the CTE online application.

Frederick County Public Schools welcomed 13,165 students for the opening of the 2018-19 school year on August 15. That's the highest opening day attendance in the history of the school division.

Frederick County Public Schools is accepting applications for its community engagement program called FCPS 101. The program provides parents and others with an opportunity to learn about Frederick County Public Schools and its operations. The deadline to apply is Friday, September 14.

Download the Frederick County Public Schools custom mobile app. The app is available at no cost from Apple’s App Store or Google Play.

The 2018-19 school year begins on Wednesday, August 15. Something that's new this year is that all Frederick County Public Schools will be equipped with buzz-in entry systems designed to enhance school safety and security.

Frederick County Public Schools is encouraging eligible families to apply for the Free and Reduced-Price Meal Program. Under the program, both school breakfast and lunch are available each day for free or at a reduced price for eligible students.

According to the Virginia Public Access Project, 73.2 percent of Frederick County’s high school graduates who applied to a four-year public college or university in Virginia from 2014-2016 were accepted. That exceeds the average statewide acceptance rate of 69.8 percent and is one of the highest acceptance rates in the region.