Tag: Justice High School
Publications Booster Club launched for Justice High School
Justice High School parents have started a new booster group to raise the profile of student publications. The Justice High School Publications Boosters support “the Verdict,” the student-run newspaper; the “Howl” yearbook; and the CREDO literary magazine. The Publications Boosters hope to raise funds to enable students to produce more printed editions of the Verdict … Continued
Justice students learn about health careers at Inova Fairfax Hospital
“I didn’t know what I wanted to do after high school,” says Justice High School junior Shelly Morales. But then after joining the Public Health Youth Ambassador Program and participating in a Dream B!G event at Inova Fairfax Hospital on April 4, she says, “it opened my eyes to a health career.” Now Shelly is … Continued
Girls invited to lacrosse clinic at Justice HS
Girls in grades 5-8 are invited to a lacrosse clinic at Justice High School Nov. 18-20.
Justice HS holds a Recycling Fair
Justice High School student volunteers helped local residents declutter their homes while keeping unneeded items out of landfills.
New addition at Justice means less crowded hallways
Justice High School is a lot less crowded now that a new classroom wing has been completed.
Justice principal hires assistant principals from Poe and Luther Jackson
Sean Rolon, the new principal of Justice High School, has hired two assistant principals from other local schools, Poe and Jackson middle schools.
New Justice principal, Sean Rolon, to focus on communications and safety
Sean Rolon, the incoming principal of Justice High School, told the PTSA on June 11 that he plans to focus on communications and safety. Rolon, currently an assistant principal at Falls Church High School, starts his new job on June 20. At Justice, Rolon said he will ensure that “every student has an advocate” looking … Continued
New principal selected for Justice HS
Sean Rolon, an assistant principal at Falls Church High School, has been named principal of Justice High School, Fairfax County Public Schools announced May 30. Rolon begins his new position on June 20. He succeeds Tiffany Narcisse. In March, Narcisse said she accepted a new job as a principal in Bahrain. Before his current position … Continued
Justice HS community urged to take a survey on parking
A working group formed to consider parking solutions for Justice High School urges community members to take a survey on their preferences. Access the survey here. The survey can be completed by both parents and guardians of Justice students and community members who live near Justice but have no connection with Fairfax County Public Schools. … Continued
School news roundup
Middle school start times – FCPS is exploring options for changing middle school start times to ensure young teens get enough sleep. In September, FCPS awarded a contract to Prismatic Services to develop a plan for starting the middle school day at 8 a.m. or later, beginning in fall 2025. Middle schools currently start at … Continued
FCPS seeks community input on the next principal for Justice HS
In selecting a new principal for Justice High School, parents urge officials at Fairfax County Public Schools to pay attention to the unique circumstances at the school and the type of leader the community wants. Region 2 Assistant Superintendent Megan Vroman and other FCPS leaders explained the selection process at a community meeting March 12. … Continued
The search is on for a new principal at Justice High School
Fairfax County Public Schools has begun the process of finding a new principal for Justice High School, following the announcement that Tiffany Narcisse is leaving. FCPS Region 2 Assistant Superintendent Megan Vroman will host a virtual meeting for staff and community members on Tuesday, March 12, at 6 p.m., to discuss the hiring process and … Continued
Town hall at Justice High School addresses fentanyl overdoses
Parents need to establish strong bonds with their kids and talk to them about the dangers of fentanyl, school officials advised during a town hall on drug abuse Jan. 8 hosted by the Justice High School PTSA. “Kids are dying,” said PTSA President Kim Lanoue, referring to Justice 10th-grader Madeline Valeria Mora Centeno, who died … Continued
Justice HS overdose victim identified
The Justice High School student who died of a fentanyl overdose on Dec. 3 has been identified as 10th-grader Madeline Valeria Moran Centeno. PTSA President Kim Lanoue has reached out to her mother, Rachel. “Understandably, she is reeling, but hopes at some point to be able to share with us more about her precious child. … Continued
Student Youth Ambassador graduates prepare for careers in public health
Twenty-two graduates from Justice High School and 25 from Mount Vernon High School got a jump start toward a career in public health. They were celebrated at a ceremony June 10 where they were given certificates for completing the Fairfax County Health Department’s Public Health Youth Ambassador Program. “The Youth Ambassador program addresses a number … Continued