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Announcements

SOL Schedule

View our Spring 2019 SOL Schedule

Early Dismissal or Change in Dismissal Form

Please use the new online form to report an early dismissal or change in dismissal.

Centreville ES Online Attendance Form

You now have an online option for reporting your child's absence.

Family Bulletins

Take a look at our latest CES Family Bulletin and our archived bulletins.

NEW!! - Calendar Subscriptions

Do you use an electronic calendar like Outlook or Google?  Add the school events including school holidays, early release and more using the Subscribe feature on our school calendar.

Upcoming Events at Centreville Elementary School

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School Hours

View our regular and special bell schedules

School Counselor Referral Form

Use Mr. K's referral form

CES Photo Gallery

See photo and videos

Mental Health Resources: 24/7 Emergency Numbers

Centreville Elementary School Features

Something Fishy at Centreville ES

July 20, 2018
Teaching future conservationists.

Ms. Luck and Ms. Smit Recognized at FCPS Honors!

June 14, 2018
Congratulations to Third Grade Teacher Yvonne Smit and Office Assistant Cindy Luck who were recognized at the 2018 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Fall Fun

October 31, 2017
Check out our October events!
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FCPS News and Features

Students from Five Schools Compete in Junior Japan Bowl

Students from five schools competed in the third annual Mid-Atlantic Junior Japan Bowl, an academic competition modeled after the National Japan Bowl.

Lake Anne ES Eco-School Team Presents at U.S. Green Building Council

Lake Anne Elementary’s Eco-School team was invited to present at the second annual Student Innovation Showcase at the U.S. Green Building Council in Washington, D.C.

Students Win Category and Organizational Awards at International Science and Engineering Fair

Eleven students from Fairfax County Public Schools won awards at the 2019 International Science and Engineering Fair.

Chicks Take Center Stage in Woodlawn ES Classrooms

Woodlawn Elementary students in Quin Bergh’s kindergarten class and Megan Ardovini’s second grade class have been watching and studying eggs that recently hatched into adorable baby chicks.
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