Climate for Success

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Celebrating an Award Winning CLIMATE FOR SUCCESS

Loudoun County Public Schools • 2011–2012 Guide & Directory emtN.21 Permit No. Organization Leesburg,VA ..Postage U.S. Non-Profit PAID LOUDOUN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Four-year terms of elected School Board members listed below expire December 31, 2011. There will be an election for new School Board members on November 8, 2011. School Board members elect officers annually in January.

JOHN B. STEVENS CHAIRMAN Potomac District (571) 223-9810 [email protected]

PRISCILLA B. GODFREY VICE CHAIRMAN Blue Ridge District (540) 687-5689 [email protected]

THOMAS E. REED At Large (571) 223-9928 [email protected]

BOB OHNEISER, MBA, JD Broad Run District (703) 729-6446 [email protected]

JENNIFER K. BERGEL Catoctin District (571) 223-9724 [email protected]

ROBERT F. DUPREE Dulles District (571) 233-4610 [email protected]

TOM MARSHALL Leesburg District (703) 777-3252 [email protected]

BRENDA SHERIDAN Sterling District (571) 233-0307 [email protected]

DR. JOSEPH M. GUZMAN Sugarland Run District (703) 421-6528 [email protected]

CHRISTINE E. COLEMAN Clerk of the School Board (571) 252-1020 [email protected] 2011–2012 Guide & Directory Loudoun County Public Schools

Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick III Superintendent

Published by the LCPS Public Information Office 21000 Education Court Ashburn, VA 20148 (571) 252-1040

LCPS Main Reception Desk: (571) 252-1000 Metro: (703) 689-1600

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.lcps.org

On the cover clockwise from the upper left are: Ari Dyckovsky, Chris Im and Damon Rosenburg, who competed in the International Space Olympics in Korolev, Russia; Stone Hill Middle School becomes a national School to Watch; winners of the Regional Science Fair; Belmont Station Elementary teacher Sean Griffin, winner of the National Milken Family Foundation Educator Award; students at Lincoln Elementary, a federal Department of Education Blue Ribbon School; and Dr. Virginia Minshew, the Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals 2011 Outstanding High School Principal. CONTENTS Accreditation ...... 20 Achievement ...... 7 Administration ...... 14 Admission ...... 14 Adult Education...... 25 Alternative Education Program ...... 23 Board Docs...... 11 Bus Transportation ...... 20 Calendar ...... 52 Career and Technical Education...... 23 Changes for 2011-2012 (New) ...... 4 Child Abuse...... 29 Child Care ...... 21 Communications ...... 10 ConnectEd® ...... 10 Cost Per Pupil...... 30 Dances...... 27 Dietary and Allergy Restrictions ...... 21 Directory, Schools ...... 33 Directory, School Support...... 44 Dress Code ...... 27 Drugs and Alcohol...... 28 Elementary Program...... 18 English Language Learners Program (ELL) ...... 23 Enrollment ...... 14 Emergency Closings...... 52 Equal Opportunity ...... 20 Excused Absences ...... 26 Family Life Education...... 25 Finance...... 30 Gifted Program...... 22 Grading Scale...... 19 Graduation Ceremonies...... Inside Back Cover Head Start and STEP ...... 22 Health Care...... 21 High School Program ...... 18 Instruction ...... 18 Instructional Assistance ...... 21 Instructional Technology...... 24 LCPS-TV...... 11 LEAP...... 13 Libraries...... 25 Lockdown Procedures ...... 29 Loudoun Academy of Science...... 22 Lunches ...... 20 Medication...... 28 Middle School Program ...... 18 Minute of Silence...... 26 Mission Statement ...... 5 Organization ...... 14 Parent Information Management System (PIM) ...... 11 Pledge of Allegiance ...... 26 Policies and Regulations ...... 26 PTAs and PTOs...... 13 Report Cards and Parent/Teacher Conferences...... 19 Retired Teachers ...... 17 Rights of 18 Year Olds ...... 29 School Board ...... 5 School Board Committees & Advisory Groups...... 12 School Board Goals...... 7 School Bond Vote...... 30 Snow Days ...... 27 Special Education ...... 18 Student Records...... 31 Student School Hours...... 50 Student School Board Representatives...... 6 Summer School...... 24 Superintendent’s Message...... 3 Teachers ...... 16 Testing Programs ...... 19 Textbooks...... 19

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SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE

Welcome to the 2011- 2012 school year in Loudoun County Public Schools, a district long recognized as one of the best in Virginia and one that is gaining prominence among the finest school systems in the United States. Over a number of years the School Board’s Operating budgets have allowed Loudoun to achieve parity with our most competitive neighboring districts even as we have dealt with the demands of being one of the fastest-growing school systems in America year after year. Recent economic changes at the national, state, and local levels have challenged Loudoun’s schools, but we continue to seek to employ and retain the best professional educators and staff as the essential foundation of our expanding school system. With strong support from parents and the confidence of the community, including a vibrant business community, we will continue to move to expand our superior instructional program and provide the talented, dedicated teaching and support staff needed to equip Loudoun students to reach their full potential in school and in their future life. We continue to focus on the child in our classrooms and to provide a climate for success in every one of our 80 schools. Regular attendance is a priority, and students are expected to follow clearly stated rules for behavior at school. Our school buildings are well equipped and maintained to provide a safe environment for teaching and learning. Working in partnership with parents and members of our community, we look forward to assuring a positive and rewarding public school experience for our students in LCPS’ 142nd school year.

Edgar B. Hatrick III, Ed.D. Superintendent August 2011

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CHANGES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOR THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) has made some signifi- cant changes for the 2011-2012 school year that we want our stakehold- ers to be aware of. These changes include:

CALENDAR The Loudoun County School Board unanimously adopted a calendar that will open school before Labor Day for the 2011-2012 school year. The earlier starting time will allow school to close on June 8, 2012, eight days earlier than in previous years. The earlier opening date was made possible because Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) now qualifies for a weather waiver under the Virginia law that requires schools open after Labor Day.

ANNEX FOR FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL AT MERCER MIDDLE SCHOOL For the 2011-2012 school year, Freedom High School freshmen will be splitting their time between Freedom’s main campus and the Freedom High School Annex at Mercer Middle School. Freedom High School will have more than 2,100 students enrolled this fall. This temporary accommodation is the best way to help our students academically, socially and emotionally. Students will ride their bus to the main campus in the morning. They will then board a different bus that will transport them to the Freedom Annex. At the end of the school day, they will board a bus that will transport them back to the main campus. Once there, they will board their usual bus to ride home. If you live in walking distance to Freedom's main campus, you would walk to Freedom's main campus to load your bus to the Freedom Annex. Students will take English, health/physical education, Earth science or biology, advisory and study hall at the Freedom Annex. Freedom High School teachers and staff will be at the Freedom Annex full-time. Annex students will be taught by Freedom High School teachers. Students at the Freedom Annex will be expected to follow the rules set by Freedom High School. The Freedom Annex will operate on a different bell schedule than Freedom's main campus. All staff and students will eat at the same time, during the fourth lunch shift. Freshmen will have a locker at the main campus, two lockers at the Freedom Annex (one in PE and one in the common area) and possibly one more, for athletics if they play a sport. 2012 GRADUATION CEREMONIES Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) has set its graduation dates for 2012 (inside back cover). There are three notable changes concerning graduations for the Class of 2012. The first two involve Tuscarora and Woodgrove high schools, which will hold graduations for the first time. For the first time in recent history, LCPS will hold graduations on Sunday. With school starting a week early this August, it also will end a week early in June. The Sunday graduations will avoid a conflict with the Virginia High School League (VHSL) athletic playoffs which are scheduled to end June 9th.

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SCHOOL BOARD MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Loudoun County Public Schools is to work closely with students, families, and the community to provide a superior education, safe schools, and a climate for success. The educational programs of Loudoun County Public Schools will strive to meet or exceed federal, state, and local requirements for assessment of achievement and to promote intellectual growth, individual initiative, mutual respect, and personal responsibility for productive citizenship.

THE SCHOOL BOARD The School Board is responsible for the operation of the county’s public schools in accordance with State Department of Education regulations. School Board members are elected every four years in the November general election with one member elected for each of the eight electoral districts and one member elected at-large. Loudoun’s fourth elected School Board was chosen in November 2007 and took office Jan- uary 1, 2008. School Board members receive annual salaries of $20,000 with the chairman receiving an additional $2,000.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS The public is invited to attend and participate in School Board meetings held in open session at LCPS’ Administrative Offices, 21000 Educa- tion Court, Ashburn,VA 20148. Second Tuesday meetings convene at 4:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.; fourth Tuesday meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. In July, August and December no fourth Tuesday meetings are planned. Persons wishing to address the Board should call the Superintendent’s Office, (571) 252-1020. School Board agendas are available through BoardDocs on the School system’s website, www.lcps.org. Comcast Cable television Channel 18 provides live, gavel-to-gavel coverage of scheduled School Board meetings held monthly on the second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Meetings are available via webcast on the LCPS website at www.lcps.org. www.lcps.org 5 SCHooL BoarD MISSIon anD goaLS

STUDENT SCHOOL BOARD REPRESENTATIVES Each of the 12 LCPS high schools will have a student representative sitting on the Loudoun County School Board for one month to provide student input on educational issues. In preparation for their responsibilities, the new student School Board representatives and their parents attend an evening orientation session and reception presented by LCPS Superintendent Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick III and the LCPS Senior Staff. The student representatives for the Loudoun County School Board for 2011-2012 are:

BEnjaMIn BakEr aManDa prESgravES Loudoun Valley High School Tuscarora High School September 2011 February 2012 nataLIa kot Connor poMpILIo Heritage High School Briar Woods High School October 2011 March 2012

LaurEL HattIx Mark BLanD Stone Bridge High School Woodgrove High School November 2011 March 2012

FEDErICo SErrano katHErInE gorBaCH Freedom High School Dominion High School December 2011 April 2012 aLExanDra MoorE DanIEL vILLaLoBoS Broad Run High School Park View High School January 2012 April 2012

BrEnna CaSHEn Connor aDaMS Loudoun County High School Potomac Falls High School February 2012 May 2012

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SCHOOL BOARD GOALS Student Achievement • LCPS will ensure that all graduates demonstrate readiness for continuing education and entry level skills for immediate employment. • LCPS will continue to provide full-day kindergarten for at-risk students and will develop a long-term plan to establish full-day kindergarten for all students countywide. • LCPS will ensure that at least 92% of students will pass all required Standards of Learning (SOL) tests. • LCPS will ensure that students and schools will attain the annual measurable objectives called for in the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) requirements of No Child Left Behind (NCLB). • LCPS will identify and reduce the disparity in achievement among all educationally accepted subgroups. • LCPS will ensure that students in identified racial, ethnic, and socio-economic groups will exceed all requirements of Standards of Learning and NCLB. • LCPS will ensure that all students demonstrate grade level reading proficiency by the end of the first grade or will have an individualized program of reading instruction. • LCPS will improve English language literacy among all students, especially those who are identified as Limited English Proficient. • LCPS shall significantly improve ACT and SAT performance. Curriculum Development • LCPS will enhance and expand alternative education programs. • LCPS will expand its academy programs to serve students with special interests and abilities. • LCPS will review and revise career and technical programs to meet evolving employment and post-secondary educational requirements. • LCPS high schools will expand opportunities for student involvement in school-sponsored co-curricular activities. • LCPS will strive to incorporate 21st century global skills into the curriculum.

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Class Size School staffing will be sufficient to provide for the following average class sizes:

Elementary Secondary

Average Max Class Class Size Size

21.6 Grades Kindergarten 22 15* (Teaching 6 of 8 6-8 periods a day)

25.9 Grades Grades 1-3 22 25** (Teaching 5 of 8 9-12 periods a day)

Grades 4-5 22 27***

* A teacher assistant will be added to each half-day kindergarten class that exceeds 15 students. ** A teacher assistant will be added for the grade level when all classes at the grade level have enrolled 25 students and one class enrolls the 26th student. *** A teacher assistant will be added for the grade level when all classes at the grade level have enrolled 27 students and one class enrolls the 28th student.

Compensation, Recruitment, and Retention of Staff • LCPS will offer a competitive recruitment, compensation, and professional development package that will attract highly qualified candidates and retain employees who meet established performance standards.

• LCPS will continue to explore methods for improving the quantity and quality of instructional and team planning time.

• LCPS will increase recruitment and employment of minority applicants for teaching and administrative/supervisory positions.

• LCPS will expand support for National Board Certification and other forms of developing teacher excellence. Growth and Resource Parity • LCPS will manage the effects of growth and use methods for assessing parity between older and newer campuses to ensure that all students, faculty and staff have access to quality facilities, resources, and instructional programs.

• LCPS will provide necessary and sufficient district level staffing in order to maintain excellence in a large and rapidly growing system.

• LCPS will continue to use scarce resources wisely by conserving energy, recycling materials whenever possible, and by educating students on best environmental practices.

• LCPS will annually prepare ten-year planning documents combining the Capital Improvements Program and the projected

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capital needs contained in the ten-year Capital Needs Assessment.

• LCPS will strive to establish paperless practices. Community Relations • LCPS will enhance community relations by frequent communication and through maximized opportunities for public input related to issues under consideration by the School Board.

• LCPS will increase community participation by regular distribution of school information to the citizens of Loudoun County, including an Annual Report regarding progress made toward achieving system goals.

• LCPS will increase the outreach to parents of pre-school and school-age children in order to increase parental awareness of available services, such as educational programs focused on parenting skills and the opportunities that already exist for testing, evaluation and special education services for children as young as two years of age.

• LCPS will promote increased involvement of parents, businesses and the community, and PTA's, PTO's, PTSA's and PTSO's will be recognized as essential partners in every school.

• LCPS will provide means to include parental input in assessment of school performance.

• LCPS will develop content and maintenance standards for all components of individual school websites to ensure that students and parents throughout Loudoun County will have access to the information they need for academic progress and success.

• LCPS will enhance the capabilities of schools and related infrastructure to facilitate emergency preparedness in the County and the safety of LCPS students and personnel.

• LCPS will ensure its home page calendar includes all known School Board meetings at least 60 days in advance and include major agenda topics once the agenda has been set.

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Health, Safety, and Wellness • LCPS will promote programs that enhance students' and employees' health, safety, and well-being.

• LCPS will strengthen programs that support safe learning environments free of bullying, teasing, and physical violence.

• LCPS will address student and employee obesity through programs developed to improve nutrition and promote physical fitness through lifetime activities. adopted 09/08/09

SCHOOL BOARD POLICIES Policies governing student records and the rights of parents and eligible students are contained in the School Board Policy Manual, available for review on the school system’s website, www.lcps.org. As mandated by the Code of Virginia printed copies of the policies are available as needed to citizens who do not have online access.

COMMUNICATIONS Connect-Ed® Loudoun County Public Schools utilizes the Connect-Ed® Phone Messaging System to personally communicate with parents about emergency situations, school events and important issues affecting your child. Since this system is used to notify you of an emergency situation with your student, you cannot completely opt-out of this system. You may use a form on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org, which allows you the option to be removed from the “weather-related” closing and delay message only. Loudoun County Public Schools will continue to use the traditional methods of radio and TV in addition to our website, e-mail and text messaging capabilities via the voluntary Loudoun Alert system offered by Loudoun Government (https://alert.loudoun.gov/) to notify parents of weather-related closing and delays. Weather-related closing and delay messages are district-wide messages that are sent early in the morning (6 a.m.) or at night (prior to 10 p.m.) notifying parents that schools will be closed or operating on a delay due to inclement weather. 10 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 CoMMunICatIonS

LCPS Extends Reach to Community through Social Media Loudoun County Public Schools has extended its communications reach to students, families, employees and the greater community through the use of the popular social media tools Facebook and Twitter. Users of these social media get up-to-date LCPS information and announcements, including weather delays and school closings. You can add The Official Loudoun County Public Schools to your Facebook account's newsfeed by clicking "like" at www.facebook.com/ LCPSofficial. Twitter users can follow LCPS news via @LCPSofficial. These sites may also be accessed by clicking on the Facebook and Twitter icons found on the www.lcps.org home page.

Parent Information Management (PIM) System Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) offers the Parent Information Management (PIM) system, so parents can conveniently update their phone numbers and e-mail addresses and emergency contact person. It is available under Quick Links on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org. Parents are encouraged to act on correspondence from your child’s school where updates to phone numbers or e-mails are required by using this simple system. If you have more than one student enrolled in Loudoun County Public Schools, you will be prompted to submit the changes for each student individually All requests to update phone numbers and/or e-mail addresses will be verified by the school prior to being updated in the student information system. The PIM website is designed to permit parents or guardians who are listed as the first contact for a student to submit updates to phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and emergency contact information. If you are not the first contact in your child’s record, you will not be able to update their information using this website. You should continue to notify the school in writing of changes to your phone numbers or e-mail addresses. For changes to your physical or U.S. Mail address, please complete the address change form and submit your Loudoun County residency verification requirements to your child’s school.

LCPS-TV Loudoun County Public Schools maintains LCPS Educational TV, an open cable TV channel which can be viewed on the following systems: • Channel 18 on Comcast Cable system • Channel 43 on Verizon FIOS system • Channel 42 on Open Band in Lansdowne The educational channel provides LCPS families and Loudoun County residents with news and information about Loudoun County Public Schools. The channel broadcasts news, educational and arts programming in addition to a calendar of events, school or district-related announcements and gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Loudoun County School Board Meetings at 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month with a re-broadcast the following Thursday at Noon. For a complete listing of scheduled programming and events, click on the link provided on the website under LCPS-TV. All LCPS-TV programming can be concurrently viewed via webcasts on the LCPS website at www.lcps.org. The LCPS Public Information Office operates LCPS-TV. If you have suggestions or questions about the educational programming on LCPS-TV, please contact the Public Information Office at (571) 252-1040.

BoardDocs Loudoun County Public Schools has an electronic agenda system for its School Board Meetings. This system, called BoardDocs, replaces the old method of compiling, printing and distributing meeting documents. www.lcps.org 11 SCHooL BoarD CoMMIttEES & aDvISory groupS

Through the BoardDocs website the public can view agendas and supporting documents associated with each School Board meeting. This allows for viewing and/or printing information prior to meetings. This electronic system not only saves time and resources, it also provides the public greater access to information that School Board members use to make decisions. After the meeting, individuals can review the agenda items and see what action was taken by the School Board, complete with voting information. All documents associated with meetings are automatically archived and can be searched by meeting date or by using the comprehensive search feature. If you have any questions regarding the BoardDocs system, please contact the Superintendent’s Office at (571) 252-1020. SCHOOL BOARD COMMITTEES & ADVISORY GROUPS

MINORITY STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Minority Student Achievement Advisory Committee (MSAAC) is dedicated to work in partnership with the Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), parents, and community to further the academic, social and cultural development of every student and to ensure that the needs of all minority students are met. MSAAC supports School Board and staff initiatives, and parent ef forts to ensure that our school community becomes culturally competent to ensure fair and equitable instruction to all LCPS students. We encourage the development of school cultures where every minority student is afforded the opportunity to achieve his or her full potential, feels welcome, and is recognized as an integral member of the student body. All general MSAAC meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at the Loudoun County Public School Administration Building in the Board Room at 7:15 p.m. Contact information for MSAAC can be found under the Parents tab on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org.

SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) works with the School Board, administrators, parents and teachers who are responsible for students receiving special education services. SEAC meets monthly during the school year on the third Tuesday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. (September through May, with the exception of December). Meetings are held in Room 102 at the Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Administrative Offices, 2100 Education Court, Ashburn. All meetings are open to the public. SEAC welcomes anyone interested in special education. There is a designated time for public comment during the meeting. This is an opportunity to share successful educational experiences and express general concerns regarding educational issues for students with disabilities. Contact information for SEAC can be found under the Parents tab on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org.

LOUDOUN EDUCATION FOUNDATION The Loudoun Education Foundation (LEF) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that raises private funds to enhance the quality of education in Loudoun County Public Schools. The Foundation supports projects that stimulate students’ curiosity and create exceptional learning opportunities. The foundation supplies funds for teacher grants for innovative

12 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 SCHooL BoarD CoMMIttEES & aDvISory groupS programs and Standards of Learning enhancement; assistance to families who needed help with summer school tuition; sponsors Ethics in Leadership days for several high schools; sponsors the Loudoun County Public Schools Social Studies/History Fair and Regional Science Fair; and helps to cover travel expenses for students taking part in national competitions. The LEF awards scholarships to qualified graduating seniors of Loudoun County’s public high schools. Current Loudoun County teachers are also eligible to receive scholarships for pursuing graduate degrees or advanced training. The Foundation is the primary sponsor of the annual Excellence in Education Banquet, which honors high school seniors who are in the top 5 percent of their class academically. This year’s banquet will be held at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday, December 4th, at the National Conference Center. Since 1983, the Excellence in Education Banquet has honored 3,394 of Loudoun’s best students. Contact information for the LEF can be found under the Parents tab on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org.

SCHOOL-BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP The Loudoun School-Business Partnership Executive Council was founded in 1990 by the citizens of Loudoun County as a non-profit organization whose mission is “to provide the leadership to promote the development and success of partnerships between the Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) and businesses to help ensure students are prepared to contribute successfully to the ever-changing business and community environments.” The council is composed of corporate executives, business profession- als, government agency representatives and LCPS educators. During the school year, the partnership council facilitates networking activities and events with business partners and recognizes outstanding school- business partnerships. Among its most visible programs is the annual Job for a Day and the Partnership Breakfast. The annual Partnership Breakfast will be on March 9, 2012, at the Na- tional Conference Center. Career, Technical and Adult Education Director Shirley Bazdar is the staff liaison for the School-Business Partnership. She can be reached at 571-252-1070 or [email protected].

PTA’s, PTO’s and LEAP Parents help LCPS to continue top-quality educational programs by participating in the Parent/Teacher Association or Parent/Teacher Organization at each school. Representatives from each PTA or PTO serve in the countywide Loudoun Education Alliance of Parents (LEAP), an important, independent voice for superior education for Loudoun’s youngsters. LEAP meetings are open to the public and are held on the second Wednesday monthly, September through May, at 7:00 p.m at the LCPS Administration Building in Ashburn.

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Loudoun County public Schools: An Outstanding Record of Achievement

OVERVIEW Loudoun’s 80 public schools offer more than 66,000 students an educational program that ranks with the best in Virginia and the nation. Loudoun students scores on nationally normed achievement tests and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) consistently rank well above state and national averages. Ninety-two percent of graduates continue formal education; 90 percent go on to college. One of the fastest growing coun- ties in America, Loudoun continues its proud tradition of support for quality public education to maintain an outstanding record of student achievement despite the pressures of surging enrollment. Loudoun County Public Schools is the fifth largest school division in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

ADMINISTRATION The chief administrator of LCPS is the Superintendent. Serving di- rectly under the Superintendent are the Deputy Superintendent; the As- sistant Superintendents for Instruction, Support Services, Personnel Services, Business & Financial Services and Pupil Services; the Executive Director of Planning & Legislative Services; and the Public Information Officer. (See School Support Directory, page 44.)

ORGANIZATION LCPS’ comprehensive instructional program begins in the 52 community-oriented elementary schools for children in grades K-5. Students progress through the 14 middle schools, grades 6-8, and the 12 high schools, grades 9-12. Children are assigned to schools that serve their place of residence. The Planning Office, (571) 252-1050, provides up-to- date information on school boundaries. Boundary information can also be obtained by using the School Attendance Boundaries icon located on the LCPS website, www.lcps.org.

ENROLLMENT AND ADMISSION For 2011-2012 enrollment in kindergarten, the student's 5th birthday must be no later than September 30, 2011. Students who have not reached age 20 on or before August 1, 2011, are eligible for admission, with the exception of students with an IEP or requiring ELL.

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DOCUMENTS NEEDED TO REGISTER IN LCPS • An original birth certificate or a certified copy. • Proof of legal guardianship or legal custody if not the parent of the student. • Social Security Number, if available. • Proof of Residency • Tuberculosis Screening Requirements: All new students entering Loudoun County Public Schools are required to provide documentation that a tuberculosis screening has been performed no sooner than three months prior to registration for school. • A properly completed immunization record signed by a licensed physician or local health department employee. • New elementary school students must have a completed physical performed no earlier than 12 months prior to the date the student first enters kindergarten or elementary school. Copies of a completed physical from other United States schools are acceptable. Physicals must be submitted prior to school starting. • Signed "Prior Expulsion" Statement indicating that the student has not been expelled or suspended from another school. The school will provide this document. • Records (including report cards) from previous school, if applicable. • Name and address of previous school, if applicable. • Copy of Individualized Education Plan (IEP), if applicable.

More detailed enrollment information is available from the LCPS Registration website, at your local school, or from the Student Information Office (571) 252-1018.

SCHOOL AND DAY CARE MINIMUM IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS Documentary proof shall be provided of adequate age appropriate immunization with the prescribed number of doses of vaccine indicated below for attendance at a public or private elementary, middle or secondary school, child care center, nursery school, family day care home or developmental center. Vaccines must be administered in accordance with the harmonized schedule of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Academy of Pediatrics, and American Academy of Family Physicians and must be administered within spacing and age requirements (available at http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/Epidemiology/ Immunization/acip.htm).

• Diphtheria, tetanus, & pertussis (Dtap, Dtp, or tdap). A minimum of 4 doses. A child must have at least one dose of DTaP or DTP vaccine on or after the fourth birthday. DT (Diphtheria, Tetanus) vaccine is required for children who are medically exempt from the pertussis containing vaccine (DTaP or DTP) Adult Td is required for children 7 years of age and older who do not meet the minimum requirements for tetanus and diphtheria.

• tdap vaccine Booster - Effective July 1, 2006, a booster dose of Tdap vaccine is required for all children entering the 6th grade, if at least five years have passed since the last dose of tetanus-containing vaccine. In 2011-12, all students entering middle school and 9th, 10th, www.lcps.org 15 ovErvIEw

and 11th grade students must have a diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis vaccine (Tdap) unless they have had a tetanus vaccine within the past five years. Eventually all students in sixth through twelfth grades will be required to have this immunization.

• Haemophilus Influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine - This vaccine is required ONLY for children up to 60 months of age. A primary series consists of either 2 or 3 doses (depending on the manufac- turer). However, the child’s current age and not the number of prior doses received govern the number of doses required. Unvaccinated children between the ages of 15 and 60 months are ONLY required to have one dose of vaccine.

• Hepatitis B vaccine - A complete series of 3 doses of hepatitis B vaccine is required for all children. However, the FDA has approved a 2-dose schedule ONLY for adolescents 11-15 years of age AND ONLY when the Merck Brand (RECOMBIVAX HB) Adult Formulation Hepatitis B Vaccine is used. If the 2-dose schedule is used for adolescents 11-15 years of age it must be clearly documented on the school form.

• Human papillomavirus vaccine (Hpv) - Effective October 1, 2008, a complete series of 3 doses of HPV vaccine is required for females. The first dose shall be administered before the child enters the 6th grade. After reviewing educational materials approved by the Board of Health, the parent or guardian, at the parent’s or guardian’s sole discretion, may elect for the child not to receive the HPV vaccine.

• Measles, Mumps, & rubella (MMr) vaccine - A minimum of 2 measles, 2 mumps, and 1 rubella. (Most children receive 2 doses of each because the vaccine usually administered is the combination vaccine MMR). First dose must be administered at age 12 months or older. Second dose of vaccine must be administered prior to entering kindergarten but can be administered at any time after the minimum interval between dose 1 and dose 2.

• pneumococcal (pCv) vaccine - This vaccine is required ONLY for children less than two years of age. Two to four doses, dependent on age at first dose, of pneumococcal 7-valent conjugate vaccine are required.

• polio vaccine - A minimum of 4 doses of polio vaccine. One dose must be administered on or after the fourth birthday.

• varicella (Chickenpox) vaccine - All susceptible children born on and after January 1, 1997, shall be required to have one dose of chickenpox vaccine administered at age 12 months or older. Effective March 3, 2010, a second dose must be administered prior to entering kindergarten but can be administered at any time after the minimum interval between dose 1 and dose 2.

TEACHERS Loudoun’s classroom teachers have been carefully selected to provide the individualized attention that will encourage students to learn and achieve to the best of their abilities. A mentor program for teachers new to the profession, a rigorous performance evaluation for all teachers,

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and challenging staff development opportunities help to ensure superior teaching and learning in Loudoun classrooms. All Loudoun teachers are licensed by the State Board of Education to teach the grade level or subject area for which they are employed. More than 64 percent hold master’s degrees and 81 percent have completed some graduate courses. For the school year 2010-2011, 99.8% of Loudoun teachers were identified as “highly qualified” by the Virginia Department of Education. Teachers’ salaries range from $43,715 to $99,081 for the 2011-2012 year.

RETIRED TEACHERS The Loudoun Retired Teachers Association is open to all former Loudoun County teachers, support staff, and administrators. The association meets the first Thursday of each month at Monroe Technology Center or a local restaurant. The association’s members share food and fellowship followed by a brief business meeting during which the concerns of retirees are discussed. To find out about the Loudoun Retired Teachers Association, contact Janet Gray at (703) 437-8726 or Linda Robinson at (540) 554-8895.

MIDDLEBURG CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY Middleburg Elementary School will celebrate its 100th birthday on Saturday, September 24th. Birth- day plans include an appearance by weatherman Willard Scott, a cornerstone ceremony, a fashion show, live musical entertainment, an alumni reception and the burying of a time capsule. Origi- nally opened in 1911, Middleburg was renovated and expanded in 1929 and 1960.

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INSTRUCTION

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, GRADES K-5 Elementary education emphasizes strong basic skills in reading, language arts, mathematics, science, social science (Grades K-5) and includes art, music, health, physical education, and Spanish instruction in Grades 1-5. Each elementary school has the services of a guidance counselor, a reading teacher, a technology resource teacher and a librarian. An important part of a child’s foundational experience is socialization with peers and establishing productive citizenship within the context of the school, community, and nation.

MIDDLE SCHOOL, GRADES 6-8 The mission of Loudoun County Middle Schools is to create and maintain an environment which ensures that each student demonstrates a high level of academic achievement and developmental growth as measured by national, state, and district standards. Realizing that the needs of individual school communities vary, middle school staff members are committed to a comprehensive system of support to assure this outcome. Each middle school is divided into sub-schools called “houses.” Each house includes a dean, house secretary and full-time guidance counsel- ing services. LCPS middle schools utilize the framework of interdisciplinary teams and professional learning communities to foster key components of effective middle schools. Curriculum focuses on core academic areas, foreign language and introduces a unified program of fine arts and career and technical education.

HIGH SCHOOL, GRADES 9-12 Many of the high school student’s courses are determined by state requirements for graduation. The balance may be selected from a wide variety of academic, career and technical education and fine arts courses. Advanced Placement courses are available in history, English, mathematics, science, fine arts and foreign languages. Students must complete 22 course units for a standard diploma or a standard technical diploma (for students entering 9th Grade in 2011-2012) and 24 units for an advanced studies diploma or 26 units for an advanced studies or advanced technical diploma (for students entering 9th Grade in 2011- 2012). School counselors assist students in selecting courses, in designing an individualized program of studies to meet the desired diploma requirements, and in applying to post-secondary schools and colleges.

SPECIAL EDUCATION Special Education provides a free, appropriate education to eligible Loudoun children with disabilities between the ages of 2 and 21, inclusive. Programs offered serve students with developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, emotional disabilities, specific learning disabilities, visual, hearing, speech, orthopedic and other health impairments, autism, and multiple disabilities. Parents who suspect that a child has a disability should contact their principal or the Office of Special Education, (571) 252-1011. A county-wide Child Find Center and Parent Resource Center (PRC) are located at 20 Union Street, NW in Leesburg and offer referral, iden- tification, and information services. The Child Find Center provides services for families of children ages 2 through 5 and includes a staff of

18 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 InStruCtIon speech-language pathologists, preschool teachers, school social workers, and school psychologists. Appointments for developmental screenings at no cost to parents may be scheduled by calling (571) 252-2180. The PRC is staffed by a special educator and a parent of a child with a disability. Parents may contact the PRC staff at (571) 252-2185.

TEXTBOOKS The Loudoun School Board provides for textbooks to be supplied free of charge. Students pay for books they damage or lose.

TESTING PROGRAMS LCPS participates in the Virginia State Assessment Program. State Standards of Learning (SOL) assessment tests are administered in grades 3 and above and in certain high school courses. LCPS conducts additional achievement and ability testing as group instructional needs warrant. Students in the graduating Class of 2012 also are required to pass certain SOL tests for a standard, modified standard or advanced high school diploma.

REPORT CARDS AND PARENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES Report cards are issued four times during the year for all grade levels. During the 2011-2012 school year, marking periods will end on November 4, January 20, March 30 and June 8. Parent/teacher conferences are strongly encouraged and may be scheduled through school offices.

GRADING SCALE Loudoun County middle and high schools have a 10-point grading scale. The grading scale is as follows:

NUMERIC LETTER QUALITY POINTS VALUE GRADE (BEFORE WEIGHTING) 98-100 A+ 4.3 93-97 A 4.0 90-92 A- 3.7 87-89 B+ 3.3 83-86 B 3.0 80-82 B- 2.7 77-79 C+ 2.3 73-76 C 2.0 70-72 C- 1.7 67-69 D+ 1.3 63-66 D 1.0 60-62 D- 0.7 0-59 F 0.0

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ACCREDITATION Each school operates with accreditation from the Virginia Depart- ment of Education. The high schools are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY The Loudoun County School Board provides equal educational opportunities for all county students regardless of race, color, creed, sex, religion, national origin or disabling condition. Procedures under which students and their parents may complain and seek correction of any alleged discrimination are listed in the School Board Policy Manual.

BUS TRANSPORTATION LCPS operates and maintains a fleet of 834 school buses that travel more than 9.0 million miles annually serving more than 63,000 students. Home-to-school bus transportation is furnished for students in grades K-5 who live more than .8 (eight-tenths) mile from school, for students in grades 6-12 that live more than one mile from school, and for any student who would otherwise have to walk to school over a hazardous route. All students are afforded transportation services for various trips throughout the school year. School bus schedules are available at all schools and on the Transportation website.

LUNCHES Cafeterias in all schools serve nutritious lunches, including milk. Elementary meals are priced at $3.00 and middle and high school meals are priced at $3.10. Most schools offer our breakfast program at a price of $2.00. In participation with the federal school meal program, children from households that meet Federal Income Guidelines are eligible for either reduced-price or free school lunch. Free kindergarten snack also may be available. Applications are available in all schools and from the LCPS Food Services Office, 21000 Education Court, Ashburn, VA 20148, and (571) 252-1010.

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DIETARY AND ALLERGY RESTRICTIONS The LCPS food service supervisor and school cafeteria managers are aware of the dietary and allergy restrictions affecting each student. These restrictions are fed into a computerized database and displayed at the cashier’s stations at each school. If a student has a dietary restriction or allergy the cafeteria manager should be notified. A dietary note, such as “No Pork,” will be posted in the student’s database file. A pink pig logo on the serving line will indicate that a menu item contains pork. The cashier will help to monitor a student’s menu choices. Call the school’s cafeteria manager with questions or concerns. The Loudoun County School Food Services Department has compiled an ingredient listing for most of the food items served in our schools. Items included in the listing are served in our breakfast, lunch and snack programs. The list is designed for those who need to monitor ingredients for allergies, carbohydrate counts, vegetarianism, special needs and pork or other food restrictions. To view this list, go to the school system’s website, www.lcps.org. Go to the “Food Services” button and “Nutrition Facts, Ingredients & Carbohydrate List”, next you will choose either the “Ingredients List”, or the “Carbohydrate List” or the “Nutrition Facts.”

HEALTH CARE All school personnel are sensitive to the general health and well being of students. At least two staff members in all schools are trained in CPR, first aid techniques and use of the automatic external defibrillator (AED). Full-time, trained Health Clinic Assistants, working under the supervision of visiting resource nurses, staff most elementary school clinics. In a few elementary schools with severely disabled, very medically-fragile children, a full-time registered nurse staffs the clinic. Full-time registered nurses serve all middle and high schools. Athletic trainers provide after-school coverage of athletic events at the high schools.

CHILD CARE Loudoun County Public Schools does not provide after-school childcare. However, such care is provided at schools by the county’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services through its CASA program. To find out about this program call (703) 737-8042.

INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANCE Extra attention is given to children that need special help in developing essential academic skills. Students who are not successful in the regular curriculum or who perform below certain levels on standardized tests receive remedial help in mathematics, language arts and reading through classroom teachers and reading specialists. Students in eligible schools may receive support from the federally funded Title I Program that focuses on the young student having difficulty learning to read.

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS – HEAD START AND STEP (STARTING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE IN PRESCHOOL) Head Start and STEP are preschool programs serving economically disadvantaged 4-year-olds. The Head Start Program provides strong educational experiences with the addition of health and social services for children and their families. STEP is a traditional pre-school program with an educational focus. Both programs have age and income requirements. Information is available from the Head Start Coordinator at (571) 252-2110.

GIFTED PROGRAM Programs and services are available for gifted students at all grade levels in all schools. Differentiated instruction is provided to gifted youngsters in grades K-5. The SEARCH classroom resource program is part of the K-3 gifted curriculum. A county-wide, center-based program (FUTURA) serves certain gifted students in grades 4 and 5. All middle schools conduct a special enrichment program (SPECTRUM). Honors courses in grades 6-12 and Advanced Placement courses are available in grades 9-12. A summer program serves students gifted in the visual and performing arts. High school students that qualify may attend Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Fairfax County, a governor's regional magnet school or the Loudoun County Public Schools Academy of Science. The Governor’s School Summer Residential Program offers college-level summer instruction. Additional information on the Gifted Program is available from the Department of Instruction at (571) 252- 1440 or on the LCPS website (www.lcps.org) under "Academics".

LOUDOUN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE The mission of the Loudoun Academy of Science is to provide an academic environment where students are encouraged to develop creative scientific endeavors of their own design, while having the opportunity to pursue a rich, well-rounded high school experience. The integration of the physical sciences of physics, earth science, and chemistry in ninth and 10th grades provides the foundation for work in biology and further study in the physical sciences in 11th and 12th grades. Students begin independent research during their sophomore year. Their research continues as scientific techniques and methodologies are enhanced in their junior and senior years. The math program is designed to enhance scientific patterns of thought as well as to provide students opportunities to progress through AP calculus, multivariable calculus, or other higher mathematics. Students will attend the Academy of Science on alternate days while

22 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 InStruCtIon pursuing their interests in the humanities and other electives at their home high school. An application for admission to the Academy of Science is required for enrollment. CAMPUS PROGRAM CAMPUS is an academic and college preparation program designed to meet the specific needs of students from historically under-represented populations in higher education and prospective first-generation college students attending Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS). An LCPS guidance initiative, CAMPUS began in the spring of 2002. The program now serves 460 selected students in grades 9-12. CAMPUS seeks to provide support and encouragement to students who demonstrate the ability to achieve academic success and college admission. Admission to and graduation from college are among the goals of the CAMPUS Program. Students must commit to attending mandatory CAMPUS meetings and/or classes during the school day and CAMPUS activities throughout the year. Parents are also an integral part of CAMPUS and its success. Parents are expected to participate in CAMPUS initiatives and to support their children in the college search and application process. Students can apply to the program in the spring of their 8th grade year, or if space is available, during the first few weeks of grades 9 - 11. Application packets can be obtained through the LCPS website or from the guidance office at each middle or high school. Students must submit a completed application, including a writing sample and two teacher recommendations. More information on the CAMPUS Program is available on the LCPS website under “Guidance Services” or you can contact the CAMPUS Program Counselor at (571) 252-1017.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS PROGRAM (ELL) ELL is a resource program designed to help non-English speaking children become proficient in the English language. This language ability will give them confidence and language skills to participate in the school system’s academic programs and extracurricular activities. ELL services are available to all eligible students either at their home school or at a nearby center. More information on ELL services is available on line or by contacting the ELL Office at (571) 252-1390.

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Career and technical education offers a variety of programs that serve to prepare students for 21st century careers and life in a global economy. Students in grades 6-12 may explore career options and develop occupational skills through career and technical offerings at their home schools and at Monroe Technology Center. Career and technical education focuses on seven major career fields: agriculture, business, health, family and consumer science, marketing, technology and trade and industry. Career and technical education is a springboard to immediate employment for many high school students and helps students prepare for college and other post-secondary education. Additional information is available from the Career, Technical & Adult Education Office at (571) 252-1070.

ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM The Alternative Education Program at Douglass School in Leesburg serves middle and high school students that have not been successful in a traditional school program. Students complete the same requirements for promotion and/or graduation as do other LCPS students. www.lcps.org 23 InStruCtIon

SUMMER SCHOOL According to the level of funding, summer school offers multiple learning opportunities for students to remediate and expand academic skills. Grades 1-5 provide remedial instruction for required subjects. Grades 6-12 provide a selection of courses in core academics and driver education for new and repeat credit. Tuition is charged and bus transportation from central locations is provided at no additional cost. More information is available from school principals and guidance counselors.

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY In 1996 the Loudoun County School Board adopted a comprehensive technology plan, PROJECT ACCESS, to provide state-of-the-art computer and related technology in every Loudoun classroom. In 2000, PROJECT ACCESS was one of a number of educational technology initiatives from around the globe to be selected for the Computer World Smithsonian Collection. In 2006, Loudoun County Public Schools was one of only three school districts in the nation to be recognized by the National School Boards Association as a “Technol- ogy Salute District.” LCPS has continued to revise its technology plan, refreshing and expanding technologies in the classroom as it refines the training and support for teachers on the effective use of technology in instruction. That support is available through face-to-face and online staff development as well as through the services of the Technology Resource Teacher (TRT) at each school. Loudoun’s schools provide networked desktop and laptop computers in a ratio of one computer for every five students. All Loudoun County Public School campuses have wireless connectivity. Trials of one-on-one computing with handhelds and laptops are being piloted at various schools within the division. During the 2007-2008 school year, Loudoun County completed phase I of installing interactive whiteboards in every classroom with the completion of installation at the high school level. In the 2008-2009 school year, phase II was completed with the installation of interactive whiteboards in all middle school classrooms. During the 2011-2012 school year, the installation of interactive whiteboards will be completed in all elementary classrooms. Partnering with George Mason University’s Graduate School of Education and two other Northern Virginia school districts, Loudoun County Public Schools has deployed a unique model for e-learning for high school students, The Online Academy. This virtual high school currently provides seventeen high school courses (with seven more in development) where students can enroll to complete individual modules or entire courses.

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LIBRARIES AND THE IMC Libraries in the county’s schools stock more than 1.5 million copies of print and digital materials. Certified school librarians teach information literacy skills and encourage students to use the libraries for personal reading as well as for school assignments. Two central Instructional Materials Centers host a free Teacher Production Center for creating instructional resources. They are located at the LCPS Administration Building in Ashburn and at the Round Hill Center in Round Hill. Library Media Services administers SAFARI Montage, an instructional video-on-demand network that is available in all schools. In addition, the Office of Library Media Services provides and supports a robust collection of online resources and subscription databases for research, reference and learning, most of which are accessible to students, faculty and staff from both school and home.

ADULT EDUCATION LCPS offers adult education programs for Loudoun residents 18 years and older. For a small registration and book fee, individuals can participate in English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. ESL classes are scheduled at several locations during both day and evening hours. Adult High School, Adult Basic Education and GED classes also are available to citizens for a nominal fee. Selections of general interest classes are offered each semester at numerous school sites throughout the county. Additional information on all adult programs is available from the Adult Education Office at (571) 252-2119.

FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION CURRICULUM The LCPS Family Life Curriculum has among its primary goals the following: teaching that all human beings have worth and dignity; the family is the primary structure of our society; parents are and should be the primary family life educators for their children. There is a form, called the “Opt-Out Form,” through which parents may request that their child be excused from all or part of the Family Life Curriculum. An Opt-Out form must be completed and returned to the school within the first eight days of the school year. Curriculum guides and materials used in Family Life classes are open for review by parents. More information is available from the Career and Technical Education/Family Life Education Supervisor at (571) 252-1070.

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POLICIES AND REGULATIONS Loudoun school policies are published in the School Board Policy Manual, “Loudoun County Public Schools Policies and Regulations,” have been posted to our website, www.lcps.org, as mandated by the Code of Virginia printed copies of the policies are available as needed to citizens who do not have online access. All LCPS students receive a “Student Rights and Responsibilities” booklet that explains policies and rules for school conduct. This guide and directory is not meant to be a comprehensive listing of all the rules and regulations governing Loudoun County Public Schools. This is merely an abbreviated compilation of some of the policies that are most often asked about.

MINUTE OF SILENCE The Commonwealth of Virginia requires that each school day begin with a minute of silence. During the minute of silence, students shall remain seated and make no distracting displays.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Commonwealth of Virginia requires the daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. It provides that no student shall be compelled to recite the Pledge if the student or the parent or guardian objects on religious, philosophical, or other grounds to the student’s participating in this exercise. It further provides that students who are exempt from recitation of the Pledge shall remain quietly standing or sitting at their desk while others recite the Pledge and shall make no display that disrupts or distracts others.

EXCUSED ABSENCES School principals excuse student absences for such reasons as medical appointments, court appearances, religious holidays and personal illness. Students who need to be dismissed for part of the day on a regular basis must obtain a waiver from the Superintendent. Students absent for an extended period because of illness, may be eligible for temporary instruction at home, Policy §8-17.

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SCHOOL-BASED DRESS CODES The dress code for LCPS students is defined by Policy §8-33 of the School Board Policy Manual. This policy reads in part: “The primary responsibility for the proper dress and grooming of students rests with the parent or guardian of each student.” Physical education uniforms are required for middle and high school students. Students are required to take two credits of physical education in order to graduate. Athletic directors have allowed those female students who can not wear shorts because of religious beliefs to wear long pants during physical education. Long-sleeved shirts may be worn under the T-shirts issued as part of a physical education uniform. Head coverings may be worn during physical education classes and students may be excused from some activities because of the safety issues this may present.

WHY LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DOESN’T HAVE SNOW DAYS

1. The Commonwealth of Virginia requires that schools provide a minimum 990 hours of instructional time each school year with each school day being at least 5.5 hours in length. 2. School divisions are required to have a plan for making up a total of 15 days missed because of bad weather or other emergencies. For 2011-2012, Loudoun County Public Schools will operate on a 180-day instructional calendar. Because the length of the instructional day in LCPS exceeds the 5.5 hour minimum, the 15 required“make-up days” are covered in the established school calendar. 3. Loudoun County has had this policy governing the “fixed calendar” since 1990. 4. The fixed calendar means that days missed for inclement weather will not cause truncated vacations, Saturday classes, lengthened school days, or changes in graduation dates. Families are able to set their calendars a full year ahead around the fixed dates.

DANCES Loudoun County Public Schools reserves the right to deny entrance to a school dance if the rules, guidelines and expectations of School Board policy are not followed. In addition, students will be asked to leave a dance if their behavior is not acceptable. Students will be expected to abide by any other rules deemed appropriate by the administration and sponsor of the individual school. Rules and expectations for students and their guests at LCPS dances include: • School rules are in force for dances held at the schools or off campus. • Students must adhere to the School Board Alcohol Policy §8-35. • Students must adhere to the School Board Drug Policy §8-36. • Students must adhere to the School Board Weapons Policy §8-32. • No tobacco products are permitted Policy §8-37. • No use of inappropriate language. • No fighting or harassing behavior. • No inappropriate dancing. • Those attending dances are expected to wear appropriate attire. www.lcps.org 27 poLICIES anD rEguLatIonS

It is the responsibility of LCPS students to ensure that their guests understand and adhere to these rules and expectations.

DRUGS AND ALCOHOL It is prohibited by law for students to possess, distribute, use, or be under the influence of alcohol or drugs while under school authority, on school property, or at a school-sponsored activity. Students who violate this law will be subject to criminal prosecution as well as school punishment. Students at all grade levels receive appropriate instruction about the hazards of drug and alcohol abuse through health, science and social studies curricula. The Substance Abuse Prevention Program promotes “no use” activities at all grade levels, provides a variety of educational and supportive programs primarily for students at risk for alcohol and other drug problems and offers information and consultative services for parents. More information is available from the Substance Abuse Pre- vention Coordinator, (571) 252-1014.

MEDICATION IN SCHOOL All medicine should be administered to students at home if at all possible per School Board Policy §8-53. If a student must take prescription medicine at school, the medication will be administered by the school nurse, health clinic assistant, the principal or the principal’s designee. Non-prescription medicine may be taken by students only under the supervision of the school nurse, health clinic assistant, principal or the principal’s designee. All medicine must be brought to school by the parent/guardian, except for emergency medicine which a student has a Physician’s Order to carry and/or self-administer. Medicine must be in the original, labeled container.

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CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Virginia law requires school employees to report suspected cases of child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services. This law provides immunity from civil or criminal liability in connection with these reports, unless malicious intent is proved.

RIGHTS OF 18-YEAR-OLDS Since students 18 or older have many of the legal rights and responsibilities of adults, these students may act in place of their parents in some instances where parental permission is required of younger students; 18-year-olds may provide their own excuses for school absences and do not need permission for school trips.

PROCEDURES FOR SCHOOL LOCKDOWN When a Loudoun County school is locked down, it means there is an intruder in the building or that police have asked that the building be sealed when there is a crime in the community. When a school goes into lockdown, all exterior doors are locked; students are sheltered in their classrooms or other areas of the building; and no one is allowed in or out. If a school goes into lockdown, you will be contacted through the ConnectEd® phone message and e-mail system and the Loudoun Alert system if you have signed up for it. These messages will be updated when the lockdown is lifted. If you are informed that your child’s school has gone into lockdown, please do not attempt to come to the school. Law enforcement and emergency authorities will be in charge of the campus and you will not be allowed into the building.

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FINANCE LCPS operates on an annual budget adopted by the School Board. Local revenue appropriated by the Board of Supervisors provides the major source of funding. School operating budgets are planned with input from parents and the general public.

2011-2012 School Operating Budget Instruction $584,725,242 Administration, Attendance & Health $25,567,556 Pupil Transportation $49,608,835 Facilities $2,864,230 Operation & Maintenance $71,030,896 Technology $12,150,118 Total $747,946,877

Resources Focused on Instruction

COST PER PUPIL The cost per pupil to educate students in LCPS is estimated to be $11,014 for the 2011-2012 school year. This figure includes $8,636 for instruction, $374 for administration, attendance and health, $738 for pupil transportation, $44 for facilities, $1,046 for operation and maintenance, and $176 for technology.

SCHOOL BOND VOTE ON NOVEMBER 8, 2011 Bond funding for school construction will be up for voter approval in the November 8, 2011, election.

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This year’s bond requests a total not to exceed $188,815,000 for the construction costs of two elementary schools (one in Moorefield Station and one in the Ashburn area), a middle school in the Ashburn area, a high school in the Ashburn area, and renovations at Park View High School. LCPS’ enrollment is expected to continue increasing annually between 3 and 4.5 percent with an enrollment of 66,266 students expected by the start of the 2011-2012 school year and 69,323 (4.6% increase) by the start of the 2012-2013 school year. STUDENT RECORDS In compliance with federal laws, the rights of parents of students up to 18 years of age (hereafter called parents) and the rights of students 18 years or older (hereafter called eligible students) concerning student records are listed below. Types of records, their location, custodians and policies for disposition are shown on page 32.

DISCLOSURE OF RECORDS Parents and eligible students may inspect their records by requesting access and identifying themselves to the custodian of records. Students under 18 may inspect their records only with the written consent of a parent or legal guardian. This does not preclude the school from giving students data from the records. School personnel with legitimate educational interest in a student or responsibility for the record system have access to records. Certain non-school personnel by law have access to records or information from them. Records are transferred, upon request, to a school in which a student seeks to enroll. No other disclosure of information from a student’s record is permitted without written consent of the parent or eligible student.

COPIES OF RECORDS Parents and eligible students may obtain copies of records upon payment of reproduction costs.

RELEASE OF DIRECTORY INFORMATION The following information may be released without prior consent: names and addresses of students and parents, telephone number, e-mail address, date and place of birth, dates of attendance, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, height and weight of members of athletic teams and awards and honors received. Parents and eligible students have the right to refuse disclosure of such data by writing to the Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Services, 21000 Education Court, Ashburn, VA 20148. School Board policy on directory information conveys no rights to non-school organizations, agencies, or persons to copies of the information.

AMENDMENT OF RECORDS A parent or eligible student may seek amendment of information in the student’s record if it is believed to be inaccurate, misleading, or in violation of the student’s privacy or other rights. Such requests should be made to the custodian of the records, who shall decide within 15 working days whether or not to amend the record as requested. If differences cannot be reconciled by informal means, a hearing before the Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Services may be requested to decide the matter. www.lcps.org 31 StuDEnt rECorDS

COMPLAINT PROCEDURE Allegations of failure of LCPS to comply with federal law (Title 20, U.S. Code, 1232g) concerning student records may be filed in writing to: Family Policy Compliance Office U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W. Washington, DC 20202-8520

TYPES AND LOCATION OF RECORDS A scholastic record is maintained on every student enrolled in LCPS. At a minimum, the student scholastic record contains directory information, grades, health and physical education records, discipline records, if any, and the results of standardized group testing. Any individual special evaluations (psychological, medical, psycho-educational or social history) as well as official records relating to the special education or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and records relating to the gifted program, Title I, Head Start and other special programs also may be found in the scholastic record. The student scholastic record is kept at the school currently attended by the student. Files for students who have left the system are kept for five years at the last school attended. After five years, the student file is archived by the Records Management Department. The principal is the custodian of the scholastic record. A portion of some students’ files may be kept in the central office; the scholastic record will specify location. Student scholastic records are not retained permanently. Parents or eligible students have a right to a copy of any information that will be destroyed. A record of the student’s name, birth date, address, telephone number, grades, attendance record, classes attended, grade-level and year completed is kept for 75 years. LCPS will maintain a cumulative student record until five years after a student has graduated or left the school system. After that time, only state-required data will be maintained and the balance of the records may be destroyed. The special education portions of student records are destroyed five years from the date of graduation, transfer, or withdrawal from the school system. Upon request, a copy of the special education portions of students’ file may be accessed prior to their destruction. Inquiries concerning archived student records should be directed to Donna Kroiz, Record Manager, at (571) 252-1180.

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ALDIE ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4380 C Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4381 H Fax ...... (703) 444-7401 O Karen D. Roche, Principal 23269 Meetinghouse Lane, Aldie, VA 20105 O L ALGONKIAN ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-3240 Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 434-3241 Fax ...... (703) 444-1917 D Jennifer A. Steeprow, Principal Karen A. Shields, Assistant Principal I 20196 Carter Court, Sterling, VA 20165 R

ARCOLA ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4390 E Absentee Phone Line...... (703) 957-4391 C Fax ...... (703) 327-7801 T Dr. Clark E. Bowers, Principal Michael J. Jacques, Assistant Principal O 41740 Tall Cedars Parkway, Aldie, VA 20105 R ASHBURN ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2350 Y Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2351 Fax ...... (703) 771-6792 Michelle A. Walthour, Principal Matthew A. Greathouse, Assistant Principal 44062 Fincastle Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147

BALL’S BLUFF ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2880 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2881 Fax ...... (703) 779-8804 Dr. Melinda D. Carper, Principal Anabel Trinidad Perdue, Assistant Principal 821 Battlefield Parkway, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176

BANNEKER ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2480 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2481 Fax ...... (703) 771-6782 Deborah S. Lee, Principal 35231 Snake Hill Road, Middleburg, VA 20117

BELMONT RIDGE MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2220 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2222 Fax ...... (703) 669-1455 Timothy J. Flynn, Principal David J. McKenzie, Assistant Principal Michael A. Surma, Assistant Principal 19045 Upper Belmont Place, Leesburg, VA 20176

BELMONT STATION ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2240 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2242 Fax ...... (571) 223-3805 Patricia D. McGinly, Principal Lori A. Mercer, Assistant Principal 20235 Nightwatch Street, Ashburn, VA 20147

www.lcps.org 33 S BLUE RIDGE MIDDLE...... (540) 751-2520 Absentee Phone Line ...... (540) 751-2522 C Fax...... (540) 338-6823 H Brion E. Bell, Principal Matthew A. Bolen, Assistant Principal O Marlene W. Jefferson, Assistant Principal O 551 East A Street, Purcellville, VA 20132

L BRIAR WOODS HIGH...... (703) 957-4400 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4409 D Fax...... (703) 542-5923 Edward A. Starzenski, Principal I Dr. Tammy K. Brock, Assistant Principal R Michael E. Byers, Assistant Principal Joseph D. Pendleton, Assistant Principal E David L. Royhab, Guidance Director...... (703) 957-4402 C Gerald A. Carter, Athletic Director ...... (703) 957-4408 T 22525 Belmont Ridge Road, Ashburn, VA 20148 O BROAD RUN HIGH ...... (571) 252-2300 R Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2302 Fax ...... (571) 252-2301 Y Douglas A. Anderson, Principal Jennifer M. Cavanaugh, Assistant Principal Michael M. Fitzgerald, Assistant Principal Melissa A. Sargeant, Assistant Principal Robert Yarborough, Guidance Director...... (571) 252-2314 John W. Kirby, Athletic Director ...... (571) 252-2310 21670 Ashburn Road, Ashburn, VA 20147

BUFFALO TRAIL ELEMENTARY...... (703) 722-2780 Absentee Phone Line...... (703)722-2781 Fax...... (703) 542-2340 Alisa A. Rogaliner, Principal Elise S. Donaldson, Assistant Principal 42190 Seven Hills Drive, Aldie, VA 20105

ROSA LEE CARTER ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4490 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4491 Fax ...... (703) 661-8313 Michele J. Freeman, Principal Justin M. Raymond, Assistant Principal 43330 Loudoun Reserve Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148

CATOCTIN ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2940 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2941 Fax ...... (703) 771-6773 Jennifer L. Rueckert, Principal Andrew C. Heironimus, Assistant Principal 311 Catoctin Circle, SW, Leesburg, VA 20175

CEDAR LANE ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2120 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2121 Fax ...... (703) 771-6521 James E. Dallas, Principal Matthew M. Burns, Assistant Principal 43700 Tolamac Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147

34 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 BLUE RIDGE MIDDLE...... (540) 751-2520 JOHN CHAMPE HIGH ...... (Opens Fall 2012) S Absentee Phone Line ...... (540) 751-2522 John G. Gabriel, Principal Fax...... (540) 338-6823 Joseph E. Breinig Jr., Athletic Director C Brion E. Bell, Principal 41535 Sacred Mountain Street, Aldie, VA 20105 H Matthew A. Bolen, Assistant Principal Marlene W. Jefferson, Assistant Principal COOL SPRING ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2890 O 551 East A Street, Purcellville, VA 20132 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2891 O Fax ...... (703) 771-6764 BRIAR WOODS HIGH...... (703) 957-4400 Jill D. Broaddus, Principal L Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4409 Brian J. Peppiatt, Assistant Principal Fax...... (703) 542-5923 501 Tavistock Drive, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 D Edward A. Starzenski, Principal Dr. Tammy K. Brock, Assistant Principal COUNTRYSIDE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-3250 I Michael E. Byers, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-3251 R Joseph D. Pendleton, Assistant Principal Fax...... (703) 444-8055 David L. Royhab, Guidance Director...... (703) 957-4402 Richard L. Rudnick, Principal E Gerald A. Carter, Athletic Director ...... (703) 957-4408 Rosalind P. Zietz, Assistant Principal 20624 Countryside Boulevard, Sterling, VA 20165 C 22525 Belmont Ridge Road, Ashburn, VA 20148 T CREIGHTON’S CORNER ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4480 BROAD RUN HIGH ...... (571) 252-2300 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4481 O Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2302 Fax ...... (703) 327-4164 R Fax ...... (571) 252-2301 Kimberly D. Berkey, Principal Douglas A. Anderson, Principal Y Dennis V. Racke, Assistant Principal Jennifer M. Cavanaugh, Assistant Principal 23171 Minerva Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 Michael M. Fitzgerald, Assistant Principal Melissa A. Sargeant, Assistant Principal KENNETH W. CULBERT ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2540 Robert Yarborough, Guidance Director...... (571) 252-2314 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2541 John W. Kirby, Athletic Director ...... (571) 252-2310 Fax ...... (540) 338-3108 21670 Ashburn Road, Ashburn, VA 20147 Jacquelyn L. Brownell, Principal Carolyn F. Clement, Assistant Principal BUFFALO TRAIL ELEMENTARY...... (703) 722-2780 38180 W. Colonial Highway, Hamilton, VA 20158 Absentee Phone Line...... (703)722-2781 Fax...... (703) 542-2340 DOMINION HIGH...... (571) 434-4400 Alisa A. Rogaliner, Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4404 Elise S. Donaldson, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (571) 434-4401 42190 Seven Hills Drive, Aldie, VA 20105 Dr. John Brewer, Principal Jamie M. Braxton, Assistant Principal ROSA LEE CARTER ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4490 Kathryn M. Garvey, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4491 Michelle L. Quirin, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (703) 661-8313 Kevin A. Terry, Guidance Director...... (571) 434-4412 Michele J. Freeman, Principal Joseph C. Fleming, Athletic Director ...... (571) 434-4410 Justin M. Raymond, Assistant Principal 21326 Augusta Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 43330 Loudoun Reserve Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 DOMINION TRAIL ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2340 CATOCTIN ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2940 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2342 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2941 Fax ...... (703) 858-0978 Fax ...... (703) 771-6773 Susan L. Mabee, Principal Jennifer L. Rueckert, Principal Julie A. Gross, Assistant Principal Andrew C. Heironimus, Assistant Principal 44045 Bruceton Mills Circle, Ashburn, VA 20147 311 Catoctin Circle, SW, Leesburg, VA 20175 DOUGLASS SCHOOL...... (571) 252-2060 CEDAR LANE ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2120 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2062 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2121 Fax ...... (703) 771-6555 Fax ...... (703) 771-6521 Dr. John H. Robinson, Principal James E. Dallas, Principal Sherri L. Simmons, Assistant Principal Matthew M. Burns, Assistant Principal 407 E. Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 43700 Tolamac Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147 FREDERICK DOUGLASS ELEMENTARY ...... (Opens Fall 2012) 510 Principal Drummond Way, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175

www.lcps.org 35 S EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2140 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2142 C Fax ...... (703) 779-8977 H Bridget M. Beichler, Principal Jarrod D. Dungan, Assistant Principal O Deborah R. Thompson, Assistant Principal O 42901 Waxpool Road, Ashburn, VA 20148

L EMERICK ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2440 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2441 D Fax ...... (540) 338-6876 Deborah C. Cookus, Principal I Jeffrey M. Joseph, Assistant Principal R 440 S. Nursery Avenue, Purcellville, VA 20132 E EVERGREEN MILL ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2900 C Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2901 Fax ...... (703) 779-8837 T Michael A. Pellegrino, Principal O Colleen M. O’Neill, Assistant Principal R 491 Evergreen Mill Road, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 Y FARMWELL STATION MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2320 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2322 Fax ...... (703) 771-6495 Sherryl D. Loya, Principal Tonya J. Edwards, Assistant Principal Rodney H. Farrar, Assistant Principal 44281 Gloucester Parkway, Ashburn, VA 20147

FOREST GROVE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-4560 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4561 Fax...... (703) 444-7598 Nancy P. Torregrossa, Principal Ilene L. Banker, Assistant Principal 46245 Forest Ridge Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

FREEDOM HIGH...... (703) 957-4300 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4309 Fax...... (703) 542-2086 Christine M. Forester, Principal Dawn H. Dickerson, Assistant Principal William LeMaster Jr., Assistant Principal Kenneth Christopher, Guidance Director ...... (703) 957-4307 Matthew D. Oblas, Athletic Director ...... (703) 957-4308 25450 Riding Center Drive, South Riding, VA 20152

FREEDOM ANNEX @ MERCER MIDDLE ...... (703) 957-4348 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4309 Fax...... (703) 444-8068 Dr. Michelle L. Luttrell, Assistant Principal

GUILFORD ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4550 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4551 Fax ...... (703) 444-7424 David W. Stewart, Principal Lottie M. Spurlock, Assistant Principal 600 W. Poplar Road, Sterling, VA 20164

36 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2140 HAMILTON ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2570 S Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2142 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2571 Fax ...... (703) 779-8977 Fax...... (540) 338-6882 C Bridget M. Beichler, Principal Robert L. Marple, Principal H Jarrod D. Dungan, Assistant Principal 54 S. Kerr Street, Hamilton, VA 20158 Deborah R. Thompson, Assistant Principal O 42901 Waxpool Road, Ashburn, VA 20148 HARMONY MIDDLE ...... (540) 751-2500 O Absentee Phone Line ...... (540) 751-2502 EMERICK ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2440 Fax ...... (540) 751-2501 L Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2441 Sherron P. Gladden, Principal Fax ...... (540) 338-6876 James A. Hepner, Assistant Principal D Deborah C. Cookus, Principal Gail L. Lucas, Assistant Principal Jeffrey M. Joseph, Assistant Principal 38174 W. Colonial Highway, Hamilton, VA 20158 I 440 S. Nursery Avenue, Purcellville, VA 20132 R HARPER PARK MIDDLE...... (571) 252-2820 EVERGREEN MILL ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2900 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2822 E Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2901 Fax ...... (703) 779-8867 C Fax ...... (703) 779-8837 William S. Shipp, Principal Michael A. Pellegrino, Principal Donald J. Keener Jr., Assistant Principal T Colleen M. O’Neill, Assistant Principal Elizabeth A. Robinson, Assistant Principal O 491 Evergreen Mill Road, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 701 Potomac Station Drive, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176 R FARMWELL STATION MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2320 HERITAGE HIGH...... (571) 252-2800 Y Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2322 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2802 Fax ...... (703) 771-6495 Fax ...... (571) 252-2801 Sherryl D. Loya, Principal Margaret A. Huckaby, Principal Tonya J. Edwards, Assistant Principal Ross S. Armstrong, Assistant Principal Rodney H. Farrar, Assistant Principal Adrian E. Powell, Assistant Principal 44281 Gloucester Parkway, Ashburn, VA 20147 Kimberly R. Turner, Assistant Principal Jeannine G. Cummings, Guidance Director ...... (571) 252-2816 FOREST GROVE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-4560 Ronald E. Petrella, Athletic Director...... (571) 252-2810 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4561 520 Evergreen Mill Road, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 Fax...... (703) 444-7598 Nancy P. Torregrossa, Principal HILLSBORO ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2560 Ilene L. Banker, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2561 46245 Forest Ridge Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 Fax ...... (703) 771-6732 David D. Michener, Principal FREEDOM HIGH...... (703) 957-4300 37110 Charles Town Pike, Purcellville, VA 20132 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4309 Fax...... (703) 542-2086 HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2170 Christine M. Forester, Principal Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 252-2171 Dawn H. Dickerson, Assistant Principal Fax...... (703) 858-0504 William LeMaster Jr., Assistant Principal Mary L. Green, Principal Kenneth Christopher, Guidance Director ...... (703) 957-4307 Marsha S. Tinsley, Assistant Principal Matthew D. Oblas, Athletic Director ...... (703) 957-4308 43000 Ellzey Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 25450 Riding Center Drive, South Riding, VA 20152 HORIZON ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-3260 FREEDOM ANNEX @ MERCER MIDDLE ...... (703) 957-4348 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-3261 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4309 Fax ...... (703) 444-7418 Fax...... (703) 444-8068 Jennifer N. Ewing, Principal Dr. Michelle L. Luttrell, Assistant Principal Christopher S. Painter, Assistant Principal 46665 Broadmore Drive, Sterling, VA 20165 GUILFORD ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4550 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4551 HUTCHISON FARM ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4350 Fax ...... (703) 444-7424 Absentee Phone Line...... (703) 957-4351 David W. Stewart, Principal Fax...... (703) 444-8020 Lottie M. Spurlock, Assistant Principal Heidi E. Smith, Principal 600 W. Poplar Road, Sterling, VA 20164 Charles E. Hale, Assistant Principal 42819 Center Street, South Riding, VA 20152

www.lcps.org 37 S LEESBURG ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2860 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2861 C Fax ...... (703) 771-6725 H C. Clarke Magruder, Principal Robert W. Mainhart, Jr., Assistant Principal O 323 Plaza Street, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176 O LEGACY ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4425 L Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4432 Fax ...... (703) 542-7193 Robert W. Duckworth, Principal D Brandy M. Crowley, Assistant Principal I 22995 Minerva Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 R LIBERTY ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4370 Absentee Phone Line...... (703) 957-4371 E Fax ...... (703) 327-5118 C Dr. Angela Gwynne-Atwater, Principal Paul G. Thiessen Jr., Assistant Principal T 25491 Riding Center Drive, South Riding, VA 20152 O LINCOLN ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2430 R Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2431 Y Fax...... (540) 338-6862 David D. Michener, Principal 18048 Lincoln Road, Purcellville, VA 20132

LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4360 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4361 Fax...... (703) 444-8005 Joyce A. Hardcastle, Principal Paul A. Pack, Assistant Principal 43464 Hyland Hills Street, South Riding, VA 20152

LOUDOUN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE...... (571) 434-4470 Fax ...... (571) 434-4471 George J. Wolfe, Science Academy Director Jayne C. Fonash, Guidance Director Dominion High School 21326 Augusta Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

LOUDOUN COUNTY HIGH ...... (571) 252-2000 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2002 Fax ...... (571) 252-2001 William E. Oblas, Principal Albert B. Brown, Assistant Principal Muriel A. Heanue, Assistant Principal Mark D. Patterson, Assistant Principal Daniel S. Croyle, Guidance Director...... (571) 252-2012 Kenneth A. Wright, Athletic Director ...... (571) 252-2010 415 Dry Mill Road, SW, Leesburg, VA 20175

LOUDOUN VALLEY HIGH ...... (540) 751-2400 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2402 Fax ...... (540) 751-2401 Susan A. Ross, Principal Samuel C. Gross, Assistant Principal Vicki Dorsey Holstead, Assistant Principal Stephanie Jones Silvis, Assistant Principal LeeAnne F. Johnson, Guidance Director...... (540) 751-2407 Kristopher K. Kelican, Athletic Director ...... (540) 751-2410 340 N. Maple Avenue, Purcellville, VA 20132 38 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 LEESBURG ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2860 LOVETTSVILLE ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2470 S Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2861 Absentee Phone Line ...... (540) 751-2471 Fax ...... (703) 771-6725 Fax ...... (703) 771-6703 C C. Clarke Magruder, Principal Kimberly A. Forcino, Principal H Robert W. Mainhart, Jr., Assistant Principal Kelly M. Meisenzahl, Assistant Principal 323 Plaza Street, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176 49 S. Loudoun Street, Lovettsville, VA 20180 O O LEGACY ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4425 LOWES ISLAND ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4450 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4432 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4451 L Fax ...... (703) 542-7193 Fax...... (703) 430-6355 Robert W. Duckworth, Principal Bruce W. Shafferman, Principal Brandy M. Crowley, Assistant Principal Jennifer L. Meres, Assistant Principal D 20755 Whitewater Drive, Sterling, VA 20165 22995 Minerva Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 I LIBERTY ELEMENTARY ...... (703) 957-4370 LUCKETTS ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2070 R Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 252-2071 Absentee Phone Line...... (703) 957-4371 Fax ...... (703) 771-6692 E Fax ...... (703) 327-5118 Brenda M. Blue, Principal Dr. Angela Gwynne-Atwater, Principal 14550 James Monroe Highway, Leesburg, VA 20176 C Paul G. Thiessen Jr., Assistant Principal T 25491 Riding Center Drive, South Riding, VA 20152 J. MICHAEL LUNSFORD MIDDLE...... (703) 722-2660 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 722-2602 O LINCOLN ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2430 Fax ...... (703) 327-2420 R Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2431 Neil C. Slevin, Principal Fax...... (540) 338-6862 Jennifer L. Bantle, Assistant Principal Y David D. Michener, Principal Jennifer L. Brooks, Assistant Principal 18048 Lincoln Road, Purcellville, VA 20132 26020 Ticonderoga Road, Chantilly, VA 20152

LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4360 MEADOWLAND ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4440 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4361 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4441 Fax...... (703) 444-8005 Fax ...... (703) 444-7435 Joyce A. Hardcastle, Principal Laura J. Seck, Principal Paul A. Pack, Assistant Principal Jeanie K. Showalter, Assistant Principal 43464 Hyland Hills Street, South Riding, VA 20152 729 Sugarland Run Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

LOUDOUN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE...... (571) 434-4470 MERCER MIDDLE...... (703) 957-4340 Fax ...... (571) 434-4471 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4342 George J. Wolfe, Science Academy Director Fax...... (703) 444-8068 John M. Duellman, Principal Jayne C. Fonash, Guidance Director Jeffrey D. Hofmann, Assistant Principal Dominion High School Carrie A. Simms, Assistant Principal 21326 Augusta Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 42149 Greenstone Drive, Aldie, VA 20105 LOUDOUN COUNTY HIGH ...... (571) 252-2000 MIDDLEBURG ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2490 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2002 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2491 Fax ...... (571) 252-2001 Fax ...... (703) 771-6682 William E. Oblas, Principal Karen D. Roche, Principal Albert B. Brown, Assistant Principal 101 N. Madison Street, Middleburg, VA 20117 Muriel A. Heanue, Assistant Principal Mark D. Patterson, Assistant Principal MILL RUN ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2160 Daniel S. Croyle, Guidance Director...... (571) 252-2012 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2162 Kenneth A. Wright, Athletic Director ...... (571) 252-2010 Fax ...... (703) 779-8932 415 Dry Mill Road, SW, Leesburg, VA 20175 Paul L. Vickers, Principal Garett E. Brazina, Assistant Principal LOUDOUN VALLEY HIGH ...... (540) 751-2400 42940 Ridgeway Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2402 Fax ...... (540) 751-2401 MONROE TECHNOLOGY CENTER ...... (571) 252-2080 Susan A. Ross, Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2081 Samuel C. Gross, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (703) 771-6563 Wagner B. Grier, Principal Vicki Dorsey Holstead, Assistant Principal Ayodele O. Okeowo, Assistant Principal Stephanie Jones Silvis, Assistant Principal Stacie M. Ahrens-Miniberg, Placement Coordinator LeeAnne F. Johnson, Guidance Director...... (540) 751-2407 Michelle L. Trudel, Guidance Counselor...... (571) 252-2086 Kristopher K. Kelican, Athletic Director ...... (540) 751-2410 715 Childrens Center Road, SW, Leesburg, VA 20175 340 N. Maple Avenue, Purcellville, VA 20132 www.lcps.org 39 S C H O O L

D I R E C T MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2550 O Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2551 Fax ...... (540) 338-0821 R Douglas R. Martin, Principal Y Bradford A. Toohill, Assistant Principal 36803 Allder School Road, Purcellville, VA 20132

NEWTON-LEE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-1535 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-1539 Fax ...... (571) 223-0793 Carol A. Winters, Principal Christopher J. Cadwell, Assistant Principal 43335 Gloucester Parkway, Ashburn, VA 20147

PARK VIEW HIGH...... (571) 434-4500 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4502 Fax ...... (571) 434-4501 Dr. Virginia M. Minshew, Principal Jeffrey R. Adam, Assistant Principal TBA, Assistant Principal Jennifer L. Piccolomini, Assistant Principal TBA, Guidance Director...... (571) 434-4507 Jason Testerman, Athletic Director ...... (571) 434-4510 400 W. Laurel Avenue, Sterling, VA 20164

PINEBROOK ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4325 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4330 Fax ...... (703) 542-7178 Dawn E. Haddock, Principal Shawn M. Lyons, Assistant Principal 25480 Mindful Court, Aldie, VA 20105

POTOMAC FALLS HIGH ...... (571) 434-3200 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-3202 Fax ...... (571) 434-3201 Janice M. Koslowski, Principal Kirk A. Dolson, Assistant Principal Doug B. Fulton, Assistant Principal Jarvis O. Weeks, Assistant Principal Tamara L. Christman, Guidance Director...... (571) 434-3204 Michael I. Sipe, Athletic Director...... (571) 434-3210 46400 Algonkian Parkway, Potomac Falls, VA 20165

40 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 POTOWMACK ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-3270 S Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 434-3271 Fax...... (703) 444-7526 C Jennifer M. Rule, Principal H Brian J. Blubaugh, Assistant Principal 46465 Esterbrook Circle, Sterling, VA 20165 O O FRANCES HAZEL REID ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2050 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2051 L Fax ...... (703) 669-1469 Brenda G. Jochems, Principal D Ellen M. McGraw, Assistant Principal 800 North King Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 I R RIVER BEND MIDDLE...... (571) 434-3220 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-3222 E Fax ...... (703) 444-7578 C Bennett P. Lacy, Principal MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2550 LaShanté C. Knight, Assistant Principal T Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2551 Robert J. Phillips, Assistant Principal O Fax ...... (540) 338-0821 46240 Algonkian Parkway, Sterling, VA 20165 Douglas R. Martin, Principal R Bradford A. Toohill, Assistant Principal ROLLING RIDGE ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4540 Y 36803 Allder School Road, Purcellville, VA 20132 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4541 NEWTON-LEE ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-1535 Fax ...... (703) 444-7442 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-1539 Andrew J. Davis, Principal Fax ...... (571) 223-0793 Kimberly A. Comrie, Assistant Principal Carol A. Winters, Principal 500 E. Frederick Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 Christopher J. Cadwell, Assistant Principal 43335 Gloucester Parkway, Ashburn, VA 20147 ROUND HILL ELEMENTARY ...... (540) 751-2450 Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2451 PARK VIEW HIGH...... (571) 434-4500 Fax...... (540) 338-6834 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4502 Nancy E. McManus, Principal Fax ...... (571) 434-4501 Kirsten L. O’Hara, Assistant Principal Dr. Virginia M. Minshew, Principal 17115 Evening Star Drive, Round Hill, VA 20141 Jeffrey R. Adam, Assistant Principal TBA, Assistant Principal SANDERS CORNER ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2250 Jennifer L. Piccolomini, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2252 TBA, Guidance Director...... (571) 434-4507 Fax ...... (703) 771-6614 Jason Testerman, Athletic Director ...... (571) 434-4510 Kathleen M. Hwang, Principal 400 W. Laurel Avenue, Sterling, VA 20164 Elizabeth M. Cipriano, Assistant Principal 43100 Ashburn Farm Parkway, Ashburn, VA 20147 PINEBROOK ELEMENTARY...... (703) 957-4325 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4330 Fax ...... (703) 542-7178 SELDENS LANDING ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2260 Dawn E. Haddock, Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2262 Shawn M. Lyons, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (703) 779-8953 25480 Mindful Court, Aldie, VA 20105 Tracy L. Stephens, Principal Judy E. Burton, Assistant Principal POTOMAC FALLS HIGH ...... (571) 434-3200 43345 Coton Commons Drive, Leesburg, VA 20176 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-3202 Fax ...... (571) 434-3201 SENECA RIDGE MIDDLE ...... (571) 434-4420 Janice M. Koslowski, Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4422 Kirk A. Dolson, Assistant Principal Fax...... (703) 444-7567 Doug B. Fulton, Assistant Principal Mark L. McDermott, Principal Jarvis O. Weeks, Assistant Principal Cynthia B. Lewis, Assistant Principal Tamara L. Christman, Guidance Director...... (571) 434-3204 Brenda S. Patton, Assistant Principal Michael I. Sipe, Athletic Director...... (571) 434-3210 98 Seneca Ridge Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 46400 Algonkian Parkway, Potomac Falls, VA 20165

www.lcps.org 41 S J.L. SIMPSON MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2840 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2842 C Fax ...... (703) 771-6643 H Chad D. Runfola, Principal Melissa Q. Bauder, Assistant Principal O Tina M. Carpenter, Assistant Principal O 490 Evergreen Mill Road, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 L SMART’S MILL MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2030 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2032 D Fax ...... (571) 252-2043 William Y. Waldman, Principal I Patricia A. O’Connell, Assistant Principal R David E. Shaffer, Assistant Principal E 850 North King Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 C STERLING ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4580 T Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4581 Fax...... (703) 450-1583 O Teri L. Finn, Principal R Derek A. Racino, Assistant Principal Y 200 W. Church Road, Sterling, VA 20164 STERLING MIDDLE ...... (571) 434-4520 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4522 Fax ...... (703) 444-7492 Nereida C. Gonzalez-Sales, Principal Susan J. Brinkmeier, Assistant Principal Joseph A. Guinther, Assistant Principal 201 W. Holly Avenue, Sterling, VA 20164

STONE BRIDGE HIGH ...... (571) 252-2200 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2202 Fax ...... (571) 252-2201 James E. Person, Principal Joseph A. Gabalski, Assistant Principal Janice G.Whitfield, Assistant Principal Matthew R. Wilburn, Assistant Principal Robert T. Lucas, Guidance Director ...... (571) 252-2214 David J. Hembach, Athletic Director...... (571) 252-2210 43100 Hay Road, Ashburn, VA 20147

STONE HILL MIDDLE...... (703) 957-4420 Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4422 Fax ...... (571) 223-0585 Rodney S. Moore, Principal Jodi L. Day, Assistant Principal William R. Gulgert, Assistant Principal 23415 Evergreen Ridge Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148

SUGARLAND ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-4460 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4461 Fax ...... (703) 444-7463 Angela D. Robinson, Principal Janice M. Jennings, Assistant Principal 65 Sugarland Run Drive, Sterling, VA 20164

42 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 J.L. SIMPSON MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2840 SULLY ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-4570 S Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2842 Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 434-4571 Fax ...... (703) 771-6643 Fax ...... (703) 444-7473 C Chad D. Runfola, Principal Timothy J. Martino, Principal H Melissa Q. Bauder, Assistant Principal Shontel D. Simon, Assistant Principal O Tina M. Carpenter, Assistant Principal 300 Circle Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 490 Evergreen Mill Road, SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 O SYCOLIN CREEK ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 252-2910 L SMART’S MILL MIDDLE ...... (571) 252-2030 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2911 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2032 Fax ...... (703) 771-9616 Fax ...... (571) 252-2043 Sharon J. Keegan-Coppels, Principal D William Y. Waldman, Principal Lisa K. Waldbaum, Assistant Principal I Patricia A. O’Connell, Assistant Principal 21100 Evergreen Mills Road, Leesburg, VA 20175 David E. Shaffer, Assistant Principal R 850 North King Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 JOHN W. TOLBERT JR. ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2870 E Absentee Phone Line ...... (571) 252-2871 STERLING ELEMENTARY...... (571) 434-4580 C Fax ...... (703) 779-8989 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4581 Elaine M. Layman, Principal T Fax...... (703) 450-1583 Diane R. Newcomer, Assistant Principal Teri L. Finn, Principal O 691 Potomac Station Drive, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176 Derek A. Racino, Assistant Principal R 200 W. Church Road, Sterling, VA 20164 TUSCARORA HIGH...... (571) 252-1900 Y STERLING MIDDLE ...... (571) 434-4520 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-1902 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4522 Fax ...... (571) 252-1901 Fax ...... (703) 444-7492 Pamela Paul-Jacobs, Principal Nereida C. Gonzalez-Sales, Principal Erin M. Hall, Assistant Principal Susan J. Brinkmeier, Assistant Principal Justin K. Martin, Assistant Principal Joseph A. Guinther, Assistant Principal Christopher P. O’Rourke, Assistant Principal 201 W. Holly Avenue, Sterling, VA 20164 Gabrielle D. Carpenter, Guidance Director...... (571) 252-1907 Derek W. Farrey, Athletic Director ...... (571) 252-1910 STONE BRIDGE HIGH ...... (571) 252-2200 801 N. King Street, Leesburg, VA 20176 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2202 Fax ...... (571) 252-2201 WATERFORD ELEMENTARY...... (540) 751-2460 James E. Person, Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (540) 751-2461 Joseph A. Gabalski, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (703) 771-6662 Janice G.Whitfield, Assistant Principal Dr. Ricardy J. Anderson, Principal Matthew R. Wilburn, Assistant Principal 15513 Loyalty Road, Waterford, VA 20197 Robert T. Lucas, Guidance Director ...... (571) 252-2214 David J. Hembach, Athletic Director...... (571) 252-2210 STEUART W. WELLER ELEMENTARY...... (571) 252-2360 43100 Hay Road, Ashburn, VA 20147 Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 252-2361 Fax ...... (571) 223-2282 STONE HILL MIDDLE...... (703) 957-4420 Janet A. Platenberg, Principal Absentee Phone Line ...... (703) 957-4422 Monica A. Kissel, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (571) 223-0585 20700 Marblehead Drive, Ashburn, VA 20147 Rodney S. Moore, Principal Jodi L. Day, Assistant Principal WOODGROVE HIGH ...... (540) 751-2600 William R. Gulgert, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line ...... (540) 751-2602 23415 Evergreen Ridge Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 Fax ...... (540) 751-2601 Ric Gauriloff, Principal SUGARLAND ELEMENTARY ...... (571) 434-4460 Daryl P. Cummings, Assistant Principal Absentee Phone Line...... (571) 434-4461 Renee M. Dawson, Assistant Principal Fax ...... (703) 444-7463 Timothy G. Panagos, Assistant Principal Angela D. Robinson, Principal Geri M. Fiore, Guidance Director ...... (540) 751-2607 Janice M. Jennings, Assistant Principal Theodore R. Lowery, Athletic Director ...... (540) 751-2610 65 Sugarland Run Drive, Sterling, VA 20164 36811 Allder School Road, Purcellville, VA 20132

www.lcps.org 43 S C H O O L

S U P P O R T

D I R E SCHOOL SUPPORT DIRECTORY

C ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES...... (571) 252-1000 T Metro ...... (703) 689-1600 O 21000 Education Court, Ashburn, VA 20148 R SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE...... (571) 252-1020 Y Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick, Superintendent Christine E. Coleman, Clerk of the School Board (571) 252-1020 Stephen L. DeVita, Division Counsel ...... (571) 252-1020

DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE...... (571) 252-1030 Ned D. Waterhouse, Deputy Superintendent Brenda L. Allen, Building Coordinator...... (571) 252-1130

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE...... (571) 252-1040 Wayde B. Byard, Public Information Officer Ivy M. Allen, Assistant Public Information Officer W. Bent Ferrell, Internet Content Manager Denver A. Peschken, Internet Content & Video Production Assistant

INSTRUCTION ...... (571) 252-1300 Sharon D. Ackerman, Assistant Superintendent

ATHLETICS Les W. Cummings, Athletic Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1451

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-5)...... (571) 252-1290 Dr. W. Michael Martin, Director Dr. Suzanne M. Jimenez, Supervisor

44 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION (6-8) ...... (571) 252-1090 S Barbara P. Nichols, Director C HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION (9-12)...... (571) 252-1160 H David A. Spage, Director O TESTING John V. Panettieri, Supervisor...... (540) 751-2590 O TBA, Specialist L Round Hill Center CAREER AND TECHNICAL & ADULT ED ...... (571) 252-1070 Shirley L. Bazdar, Director S Cara L. LeGrys, Supervisor U Irene C. Riordan, Adult Ed. Coordinator...... (571) 252-2119 Staff Training Center P P INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES...... (571) 252-1060 Preston L. Coppels, Director O FEDERAL PROGRAMS R Evonne C. DeNome, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1080 T HEAD START Carol M. Basham, Coordinator ...... (571) 252-2110 Staff Training Center D I LIBRARY/MEDIA Matthew F. Thompson, Technology Specialist...(571) 252-1470 R SCHOOL SUPPORT DIRECTORY Lisa M. Shacklette, Specialist...... (540) 751-2595 E Round Hill Center C ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES...... (571) 252-1000 OUTREACH/INTERPRETER PROGRAM Metro ...... (703) 689-1600 Wendall T. Fisher, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1460 T 21000 Education Court, Ashburn, VA 20148 Interpreters, Parent Liaisons O SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE...... (571) 252-1020 PATHWAYS TO READING & WRITING R Dr. Lori T. Riley, Specialist...... (571) 252-1468 Dr. Edgar B. Hatrick, Superintendent Y Christine E. Coleman, Clerk of the School Board (571) 252-1020 RESEARCH Stephen L. DeVita, Division Counsel ...... (571) 252-1020 Dr. Stephan F. Knobloch, Director...... (571) 252-1310 Jeff A. Rounsley, School Improvement & DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE...... (571) 252-1030 Student Achievement Coordinator Ned D. Waterhouse, Deputy Superintendent Sandra A. Lenga, System Integration Coordinator Brenda L. Allen, Building Coordinator...... (571) 252-1130 STAFF DEVELOPMENT John P. O’Connor, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1459 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE...... (571) 252-1040 Ginger U. Kave, Teacher Mentor Specialist Wayde B. Byard, Public Information Officer Ivy M. Allen, Assistant Public Information Officer INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY Lynn G. McNally, Technology & W. Bent Ferrell, Internet Content Manager Library Resource Supervisor...... (571) 252-1060 Denver A. Peschken, Internet Content & Video Production Assistant Michael D. Larson, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-2105 Staff Training Center Brian W. Magurn, Technology Coordinator ...... (571) 252-2105 INSTRUCTION ...... (571) 252-1300 Staff Training Center Sharon D. Ackerman, Assistant Superintendent STAFF TRAINING CENTER ...... (571) 252-2100 43711 Partlow Road, Ashburn, VA 20147 ATHLETICS Les W. Cummings, Athletic Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1451 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION ...... (571) 252-1320 Eric L. Stewart, Director ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-5)...... (571) 252-1290 Dr. W. Michael Martin, Director ART Dr. Suzanne M. Jimenez, Supervisor Melissa A. Pagano-Kumpf, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1580

www.lcps.org 45 S ENGLISH Michele Schmidt Moore, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1330 C David L. Arbogast, Specialist...... (571) 252-1496 H ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS PROGRAM (ELL) O Teresa A. Vignaroli, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1390 O Beth A. Slagle, Specialist

L FOREIGN LANGUAGE Suzette F. Wyhs, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1410 S Angelica L. Goetz, Specialist U GIFTED PROGRAM P Julia B. Kelly, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1440 P HEALTH, PE & DRIVER EDUCATION O Sheila J. Jones, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1430 R KINDERGARTEN, READING, STEP PRE-SCHOOL T Dr. Dianne S. Kinkead, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1380

MATH D Deborah K. Bliss, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1340 I Su Chuang, Specialist R MUSIC E Jim S. Harmon, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1420 C Michael E. Pierson, Specialist T SCIENCE Odette D. Scovel, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1360 O Jennifer Hodges Chang, Specialist R Y SOCIAL SCIENCE William F. Brazier, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1370 Patricia L. Coggins, Specialist

PERSONNEL SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1100 Dr. Mary Ann J. Hardebeck, Assistant Superintendent

Richard J. Till, Director, Employee Relations Larry W. Hopson, Director, Staffing Delores S. Creech, Personnel Specialist, Elementary School Jay L. Longerbeam, Personnel Specialist, Middle School Kristi L. Hurd, Personnel Specialist, High School Christopher G. Bennett, Personnel Specialist, Support Services

RECRUITING & STAFFING...... (571) 252-1643 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS...... (571) 252-1655

PLANNING & LEGISLATIVE SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1050 Dr. Sam C. Adamo, Executive Director Sara Howard-O’Brien, Land Management Supervisor Beverly I. Tate, Planning Supervisor Susan N. Hembach, Supervisor GIS Planning Vicki N. Keegan, Planning Analyst Donna M. Torraca, Planning Assistant Randy J. Vlad, Land Acquisition Supervisor

46 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 ENGLISH S Michele Schmidt Moore, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1330 BUSINESS & FINANCIAL SERVICES...... (571) 252-1400 David L. Arbogast, Specialist...... (571) 252-1496 E. Leigh Burden, Assistant Superintendent C H ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS PROGRAM (ELL) ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (AIT) Teresa A. Vignaroli, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1390 Ursula D. Dixit, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1230 O Beth A. Slagle, Specialist Aaron M. Smith, Technology Coordinator O P. Mike Turner, Technology Coordinator FOREIGN LANGUAGE L Suzette F. Wyhs, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1410 BUDGET Janet E. Gorski, Director...... (571) 252-1250 Angelica L. Goetz, Specialist S GIFTED PROGRAM PURCHASING U Julia B. Kelly, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1440 Sandra F. Moody, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1270 Dawn F. Taylor, Coordinator ...... (571) 252-1428 P HEALTH, PE & DRIVER EDUCATION P Sheila J. Jones, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1430 FINANCIAL SERVICES...... (571) 252-1190 Thomas C. Yetter, Director O KINDERGARTEN, READING, STEP PRE-SCHOOL TBA, Coordinator R Dr. Dianne S. Kinkead, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1380 T ACCOUNTING MATH Ellen L. Loss, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1220 Deborah K. Bliss, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1340 D Su Chuang, Specialist EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ...... (571) 252-1240 Carol A. Edwards, Supervisor I MUSIC Michele D. Kovach, Coordinator R Jim S. Harmon, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1420 E Michael E. Pierson, Specialist PAYROLL Rhonda G. Phillip, Supervisor ...... (571) 252-1260 C SCIENCE T Odette D. Scovel, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1360 RISK MANAGEMENT Jennifer Hodges Chang, Specialist Kelly N. Briner, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1280 O R DEPARTMENT OF PUPIL SERVICES...... (571) 252-1200 SOCIAL SCIENCE Y William F. Brazier, Supervisor...... (571) 252-1370 Dr. Mary V. Kealy, Assistant Superintendent.....(571) 252-1022 Patricia L. Coggins, Specialist Leigh A. Bennett, Coordinator

PERSONNEL SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1100 OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1012 Dr. Mary Ann J. Hardebeck, Assistant Superintendent K. Anne Lewis, Director of Student Services

Richard J. Till, Director, Employee Relations GUIDANCE SERVICES...... (571) 252-1017 Larry W. Hopson, Director, Staffing Marilyn A. Jackson, Supervisor Delores S. Creech, Personnel Specialist, Elementary School Beth A. Doyle, Guidance Specialist Jay L. Longerbeam, Personnel Specialist, Middle School Anthony Bauer, CAMPUS Counselor Kristi L. Hurd, Personnel Specialist, High School Christopher G. Bennett, Personnel Specialist, Support Services STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES...... (571) 252-1017 Nancy M. Markley, Supervisor RECRUITING & STAFFING...... (571) 252-1643 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS...... (571) 252-1655 STUDENT INFORMATION SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1018 Rachel E. Johnson, Supervisor PLANNING & LEGISLATIVE SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1050 Dr. Sam C. Adamo, Executive Director STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1014 Sara Howard-O’Brien, Land Management Supervisor Allyne L. Zappalla, Supervisor Beverly I. Tate, Planning Supervisor Jennifer D. Sexton, Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator Susan N. Hembach, Supervisor GIS Planning School Social Workers Vicki N. Keegan, Planning Analyst Donna M. Torraca, Planning Assistant ATTENDANCE & HOMEBOUND SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1015 Randy J. Vlad, Land Acquisition Supervisor Jillian F. Sigmon, Supervisor

www.lcps.org 47 S OFFICE OF DIAGNOSTIC AND PREVENTION SERVICES...... (571) 252-1013 C John J. Lody, Director of Diagnostic and Prevention Services H DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1013 O Heather R. Applegate, Supervisor O Diagnosticians, Psychologists

L ELIGIBILITY SERVICES...... (571) 252-1016

S OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ...... (571) 252-1011 Mary M. Kearney, Director U P SPECIAL EDUCATION ...... (571) 252-1011 Rebecca E. Argabrite Grove, Supervisor P Arlene Sattin Basques, Supervisor O Richard R. Berry, Supervisor Heather A. Cleary, Supervisor R Toni DeLuca-Strauss, Supervisor T Dr. Melissa A. Hartman, Supervisor Colleen W. Johnson, Supervisor Dr. Elizabeth A. Martinez, Supervisor D Constance C. Smith, Supervisor I Michele Wiley, Supervisor Christina A. Lebo, Coordinator R E ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ...... (571) 252-2111 C Mark E. Nichols, Special Education Supervisor T AUTISM ...... (571) 252-1011 O Rosemarie C. McGuinness, Specialist R BEHAVIOR SUPPORT...... (571) 252-1011 Y Stefanie D. LaPolla, Coordinator Alison C. Lyons, Specialist

CHILD FIND...... (571) 252-2180 Ann D. Mulhall, Child Find Coordinator 20 Union Street, NW, Leesburg, 20176

DEAF/HARD OF HEARING ...... (571) 252-1011 Dr. Eileen F. McCartin, Specialist

IEP ...... (571) 252-1011 Deborah Dupree, Coordinator

MONITORING AND COMPLIANCE...... (571) 252-1011 Elma L. Allen, Specialist

PARENT RESOURCE CENTER...... (571) 252-2185 Allyson B. Pate, Teacher 20 Union Street, NW, Leesburg, 20176

SUPPORT SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1150 Jeffrey K. Platenberg, Assistant Superintendent(571) 252-1385 FOOD SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1010 Jinny S. Demastes, Supervisor

48 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 OFFICE OF DIAGNOSTIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1385 S PREVENTION SERVICES...... (571) 252-1013 LaRue D. Broadhurst, Coordinator John J. Lody, Director of Diagnostic and Prevention Services C ENERGY EDUCATION...... (571) 252-2960 H DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1013 Michael J. Barancewicz, Specialist Heather R. Applegate, Supervisor John P. Lord, Specialist O Diagnosticians, Psychologists 1002-C Sycolin Road, SE Leesburg, 20175 O

ELIGIBILITY SERVICES...... (571) 252-1016 DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION ...... (571) 252-1161 L Kevin L. Lewis, Director of Construction OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ...... (571) 252-1011 Robert Anthony “Tony” McGraw, Construction Supervisor S Mary M. Kearney, Director Gregory A. Miller, Site/Building Plan Reviewer Kenneth G. Theurich, Civil Engineer U SPECIAL EDUCATION ...... (571) 252-1011 P Rebecca E. Argabrite Grove, Supervisor TRANSPORTATION ...... (571) 252-1700 Arlene Sattin Basques, Supervisor Alvin E. Hampton IV, Director P Richard R. Berry, Supervisor Francine R. Furby, Supervisor O Heather A. Cleary, Supervisor 42000 Loudoun Center Place, SE, Leesburg, 20175 Toni DeLuca-Strauss, Supervisor R Dr. Melissa A. Hartman, Supervisor SAFETY & SECURITY ...... (571) 252-1740 T Colleen W. Johnson, Supervisor Robert N. Burke, Supervisor Dr. Elizabeth A. Martinez, Supervisor Doug W. Murphy, Coordinator Constance C. Smith, Supervisor 42000 Loudoun Center Place, SE, Leesburg, 20175 D Michele Wiley, Supervisor I Christina A. Lebo, Coordinator FACILITIES SERVICES ...... (571) 252-2960 William G. Kolster, Director R ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ...... (571) 252-2111 Wally W. Gage, Custodial Operations Supervisor E Mark E. Nichols, Special Education Supervisor Ken Miller, Mechanical Engineer James C. Compher, Supervisor C AUTISM ...... (571) 252-1011 Martin Nowakowski, Facility Support Contract Manager T 1002-C Sycolin Road, SE, Leesburg, 20175 Rosemarie C. McGuinness, Specialist O BEHAVIOR SUPPORT...... (571) 252-1011 WAREHOUSE ...... (571) 252-2980 R Stefanie D. LaPolla, Coordinator Kenneth W. Peebles, Warehouse Supply Coordinator Y Alison C. Lyons, Specialist 1002-A Sycolin Road, SE, Leesburg, 20175

CHILD FIND...... (571) 252-2180 Ann D. Mulhall, Child Find Coordinator 20 Union Street, NW, Leesburg, 20176

DEAF/HARD OF HEARING ...... (571) 252-1011 Dr. Eileen F. McCartin, Specialist

IEP ...... (571) 252-1011 Deborah Dupree, Coordinator

MONITORING AND COMPLIANCE...... (571) 252-1011 Elma L. Allen, Specialist

PARENT RESOURCE CENTER...... (571) 252-2185 Allyson B. Pate, Teacher 20 Union Street, NW, Leesburg, 20176

SUPPORT SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1150 Jeffrey K. Platenberg, Assistant Superintendent(571) 252-1385 FOOD SERVICES ...... (571) 252-1010 Jinny S. Demastes, Supervisor

www.lcps.org 49 BELL SCHEDuLE Loudoun County Public Schools 2011-2012Loudoun County Student Public School Schools Hours 2011-2012 Student School Hours A.M P. M. Classes Start Dismissal Aldie ES 7:50 2:35 Algonkian ES 7:50 2:35 Arcola ES 7:50 2:35 Ashburn ES 7:50 2:35 Ball’s Bluff ES 8:15 3:00 Banneker ES 8:00 2:45 Belmont Ridge MS 8:40 3:28 Belmont Station ES 7:50 2:35 Blue Ridge MS 8:35 3:23 Briar Woods HS 9:00 3:48 Broad Run HS 9:00 3:48 Buffalo Trail ES 7:50 2:35 Rosa Lee Carter ES 7:50 2:35 Catoctin ES 7:50 2:35 Cedar Lane ES 7:50 2:35 Cool Spring ES 7:50 2:35 Countryside ES 7:50 2:35 Creighton’s Corner ES 7:50 2:35 Kenneth W. Culbert ES 7:50 2:35 Dominion HS 9:00 3:48 Dominion Trail ES 7:50 2:35 Douglass School 9:25 3:15 Eagle Ridge MS 8:35 3:23 Emerick ES 7:50 2:35 Evergreen Mill ES 7:50 2:35 Farmwell Station MS 8:30 3:18 Forest Grove ES 7:50 2:35 Freedom HS 9:00 3:48 Guilford ES 7:50 2:35 Hamilton ES 7:50 2:35 Harmony MS 8:35 3:23 Harper Park MS 8:30 3:18 Heritage HS 9:00 3:48 Hillsboro ES 7:50 2:35 Hillside ES 7:50 2:35 Horizon ES 7:50 2:35 Hutchison Farm ES 7:50 2:35 Leesburg ES 8:15 3:00

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A.M P. M. Classes Start Dismissal Legacy ES 7:50 2:35 Liberty ES 7:50 2:35 Lincoln ES 7:50 2:35 Little River ES 7:50 2:35 Loudoun Academy of Science 9:30 3:00 Loudoun County HS 9:00 3:48 Loudoun Valley HS 8:55 3:43 Lovettsville ES 7:50 2:35 Lowes Island ES 7:50 2:35 Lucketts ES 7:50 2:35 J. Michael Lunsford MS 8:40 3:28 Meadowland ES 7:50 2:35 Mercer MS 8:40 3:28 Middleburg ES 7:50 2:35 Mill Run ES 7:50 2:35 Monroe Technology 9:25 3:10 Mountain View ES 7:50 2:35 Newton-Lee ES 7:50 2:35 Park View HS 9:00 3:48 Pinebrook ES 7:50 2:35 Potomac Falls HS 9:00 3:48 Potowmack ES 7:50 2:35 Frances Hazel Reid ES 7:50 2:35 River Bend MS 8:30 3:18 Rolling Ridge ES 7:50 2:35 Round Hill ES 7:50 2:35 Sanders Corner ES 7:50 2:35 Seldens Landing ES 7:50 2:35 Seneca Ridge MS 8:30 3:18 J. Lupton Simpson MS 8:40 3:28 Smart’s Mill MS 8:40 3:28 Sterling ES 7:50 2:35 Sterling MS 8:30 3:18 Stone Bridge HS 9:00 3:48 Stone Hill MS 8:35 3:23 Sugarland ES 7:50 2:35 Sully ES 7:50 2:35 Sycolin Creek ES 7:50 2:35 John W. Tolbert Jr. ES 7:50 2:35 Tuscarora HS 9:00 3:48 Waterford ES 7:50 2:35 Steuart W. Weller ES 7:50 2:35 Woodgrove HS 8:55 3:43 www.lcps.org 51 2011-2012 SCHooL CaLEnDar

2011-2012 SCHOOL CALENDAR Aug..29...... First Day of School for Students Sept. 5 ...... Holiday (Labor Day) Sept. 25...... LCPS College Fair, Stone Bridge High School Oct. 10...... Holiday (Columbus Day) Nov. 4 ...... End of Grading Period Nov. 7-8...... Student Holiday (Planning/Records/Conference Days) Nov. 8 ...... Election Day for School Board and Bond Referendum Nov. 23-25 ...... Holiday (Thanksgiving) Dec. 4...... 29th Excellence in Education Banquets, 1 and 6 p.m., National Conference Center Dec. 22-23/26-30 ...... WINTER BREAK Jan. 2 (Classes resume Jan. 3) ...... Holiday (New Year’s) Jan. 16 ...... Holiday (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) Jan. 20 ...... End of Grading Period Jan. 23 ...... *MOVEABLE Student Holiday Feb. 20...... Holiday (Presidents’ Day) March 9 ...... School-Business Partnership Breakfast, 8 a.m., National Conference Center March 28...... Diversity in Education College & Career Fair, Dominion High School March 30...... End of Grading Period April 2-6...... SPRING BREAK April 9 ...... Student Holiday (Planning/Records/Conference Day) April 17 ...... Kindergarten Registration Begins May 28 ...... Holiday (Memorial Day) June 8 ...... Last Day of School for Students/End of Grading Period

* Date of moveable student holiday/teacher workday between first and second semesters may change, if the school calendar changes due to inclement weather or other emergencies. Parents with childcare or other scheduling concerns should be prepared. EMERGENCY CLOSINGS When conditions require school closings or early dismissal of students, announcements will be given to the following radio and TV stations and the LCPS website, www.lcps.org: WTOP 103.5 FM/103.9FM WRC TV 4 WINC 92.5 FM WTTG TV 5 WMAL 630 AM WJLA TV 7 WTOP 1500 AM WUSA TV 9 News Channel 8 For early dismissals, parents will be informed using the ConnectEd® phone and e-mail system and the Loudoun Alert e-mail system if they have signed up for it. LCPS will be using an alert system offered by Loudoun County. Parents can register to receive automatic e-mail updates through the LCPS website at www.lcps.org for up-to-the-minute school status regarding closings, delays, early dismissals, and special circumstances.

52 Loudoun County Public Schools Guide & Directory, 2011-2012 GRADUATION CEREMONIES

Graduation Ceremonies

June 5, 7:00 p.m. Monroe Technology Center Graduation at Heritage High School

June 7, 7:30 p.m. Loudoun Academy of Science Graduation at School Administration Building

June 10, 2:00 p.m. Dominion High School Graduation at Dominion High School Stadium

June 10, 3:00 p.m. Freedom High School Graduation at George Mason University Patriot Center

June 10, 7:30 p.m. Heritage High School Graduation at Heritage High School Stadium

June 10, 7:30 p.m. Stone Bridge High School Graduation at George Mason University Patriot Center

June 11, 8:00 a.m. Loudoun County High School Graduation on the Front Lawn, Loudoun County High School

June 11, 9:00 a.m. Loudoun Valley High School Graduation at Leonard Stadium, Loudoun Valley High School

June 11, 10:00 a.m. Park View High School Graduation at George Mason University Patriot Center

June 11, 2:00 p.m. Briar Woods High School Graduation at George Mason University Patriot Center

June 11, 7:00 p.m. Broad Run High School Graduation at George Mason University Patriot Center

June 11, 8:00 p.m. Potomac Falls High School Graduation at Potomac Falls High School Stadium

June 12, 9:00 a.m. Woodgrove High School Graduation at Woodgrove High School Stadium

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