Loudoun County Public Schools

Gold for the Academies of Loudoun at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference. Graphic Communications students Samir Bahl, Isabella Miranda and Saira Khan earned first place for Waddle, an innovative app to help teens navigate the job search. Read more: https://lcps.pub/41uohE3

Time for another open positions roundup! Would you be the perfect fit for one of the roles listed below? Search our online jobs board and apply today! https://lnkd.in/eUnxWkAa - School Social Worker - Coach (Division Instructional Middle) - Specialist, Information Systems (Facility Use) - Coordinator, Facility Use - School Counselor, Lowes Island Elementary School - World Languages and Cultures Office Teacher, American Sign Language - Special Education School-Based Office Teacher, Special Education (Vision) - Teacher, Technology Education, Sterling Middle School

At Countryside Elementary, literacy extends far beyond the classroom. When author Celesta Rimington visited, she connected with students during a Battle of the Books lunch filled with energy, curiosity and a love of reading. That conversation left such a mark that Rimington later included Countryside students in her book. This story underscores the impact of literacy programs and the essential role librarians play in fostering lifelong skills like critical thinking, communication and problem solving! Read more: https://lcps.pub/45DyDnG

The Academies of Loudoun is proud to continue its global research partnership with Hwa Chong Institution in Singapore. Ten ACL students spent July 31–Aug. 10 collaborating with their peers from Hwa Chong to conduct original research, develop innovative solutions and strengthen cross-cultural connections. This experience reflects the LCPS Instructional Framework in action—student-centered, authentic and grounded in real-world challenges. LCPS educators also shared thought leadership on generative AI at the Global AI Nexus of Schools consortium, contributing to conversations shaping educational policy and practice worldwide. Read more: https://lcps.pub/479oAYB

Loudoun County Public Schools celebrated a milestone as Briar Woods and Tuscarora High Schools hosted a White Coat Ceremony on August 18, marking the second year of the Health and Medical Sciences (HAMSci) Academy! The event recognized students beginning their four-year journey in health and medical sciences, a program that builds health literacy, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills while preparing students for future study and careers in healthcare. A special thank-you to our partners, the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, the Loudoun Education Foundation and Inova Health, for supporting this important program. Read more: https://lcps.pub/47BKQKI

Our school year kicks off in just one week – Thursday, August 21 – and we have a few open positions available for the current school year. Search and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eUnxWkAa -Teacher, American Sign Language, World Languages and Cultures Office -Teacher, Music (Orchestra) Part-Time, Potomac Falls High School -Librarian, Cardinal Ridge Elementary -Teacher, Special Education (Intensive Programs - Emotional Disabilities), John Champe High School

The Division of Family and Community Engagement took part in this year’s National Night Out alongside several incredible Loudoun organizations. Hosted by the Leesburg Police Department, National Night Out is a nationwide community-building campaign that brings neighbors and local law enforcement together to promote safer, more connected neighborhoods. Thank you to the Leesburg Police Department for leading such a meaningful event and to all the community partners who came together to celebrate and support one another.

A local CEO understands the power of connection, belonging and giving back. After learning more about Sterling Middle School, Carlos Garcia, CEO of Akumen, Inc., saw a reflection of his own story. As a young immigrant to the United States, Garcia benefited from the same kind of support that Sterling is providing its students today. Now he is giving back to support the next generation. This partnership is not just about resources. It is about recognizing potential, affirming community and investing in what matters most. Read more: https://lcps.pub/3JoEnZq

Tune in to tomorrow’s School Board meeting as the One LCPS Spotlight highlights two exciting new opportunities for students: ACCESS Academy and The Recovery School. Both programs launch this year and reflect our commitment to meeting students where they are and supporting their academic and personal success. Watch live on Tuesday, August 12 at: https://lcps.pub/3US02fc

*LCPS FBLA students are making their mark on the national stage* Forty-four students from seven high schools represented LCPS at the FBLA National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, and 17 earned the spotlight by taking the stage. Beyond competition, these students demonstrated leadership, kindness and professionalism, proudly representing Virginia. Join us in celebrating their success: https://lcps.pub/45z2IEz