Back-To-School Orientations
2011
 
New Middle and High School Student Placement Testing
August 29 - September 2
9:00am - noon
 
Call the school office to set up an appointment: 703-759-5100
 
Chinese Student Orientation
Friday, September 2
3:00pm - 6:00pm
 
Korean Student Orientation
Friday, September 2
4:00pm - 6:00pm
 
Middle & High School Student Orientation
Friday, September 2
5:00pm - 6:00pm
 
Followed by the Back-To-School Picnic at 6:00pm

School-Wide Back-To-School Picnic
Friday, September 2
6:00pm
rsvp: 703-759-5100
 
Lower School "Open House"
Tuesday, September 6
Between 9:00am - noon
 
Bring your child to find their classroom and meet their teacher.
 
 

Students do not have to wear their school uniforms to their events, but must follow our non-uniform dress code:
 
Students are required to maintain clean, neat, conservative appearances. Shirts are to be buttoned and shirttails must be tucked in at all times. Only the top shirt button may be unfastened. Boys should wear collared shirts. Tank tops, short shorts, cut-offs, denim jeans, biker shorts and sweat suits are not permitted.  Hats must be worn in the proper way and men and boys should remove their hat while inside a building. Girls may not have bare midriffs. Boys may not wear jewelry or dye their hair. Girls may wear conservative jewelry: one earring per ear in a traditional location, and no thumb or toe rings.  Students may not wear logos/advertising for alcohol, drugs, or inappropriate slogans.

Come see Kidz Chorale, a touring group of elementary students from Korea.

Thursday, January 6th
11:00 am
Reston Presbyterian Church

Parents Welcome

Hurricane Assembly

Join Dr. Hays and the high school Physics class
for a presentation on hurricanes.

Wednesday, October, 6th
9:00am

The Fairfax Christian School's
Distinguished Speakers Series presents



Dr. Ted Baehr

So You Want To Be In Pictures
Everything You Wanted To Know
About Getting Involved
In The Entertainment Industry
But Were Afraid To Ask

Thursday, May 20, 2010
10:00 am
Reston Presbyterian Church

We are pleased to announce that Ted Baehr,
president of the Christian Film and Television
Commission and Movieguide magazine, will
speak to our middle and high school students.

All are welcome to attend.