Loudoun County Public Schools

All LCPS schools and offices are closed today, Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.

The Loudoun County School Board will hold a meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at the Loudoun County Public Schools Administrative Offices, 21000 Education Court, Ashburn. For details: https://lcps.pub/4vRE8sO

The 2026 Recognition of Excellence in Special Education Annual Awards Ceremony hosted by the Special Eduducation advisory Committee, held Tuesday, June 2 at Lightridge High School, was celebration of inclusion, advocacy and human connection. The evening honored students, educators, staff and community members who help every student feel seen, valued and supported. Read more: https://lcps.pub/4xxqXzf

The LCPS CAMPUS – or College Achievement and Multicultural Program for Unique Students – program celebrated 186 seniors at its annual end-of-year celebration. More than 90% of this year’s CAMPUS graduates will be attending a 2-year or 4-year college next fall. CAMPUS is an academic and college-preparatory program designed to remove barriers to higher education for students who will be the first in their families to attend college. Read more: https://lcps.pub/3SvIsQa

This month, LCPS anticipates graduating 7,151 seniors from the class of 2026. Of those, 75% received an advanced diploma, 23% a standard diploma and just over 1% an applied studies diploma. Other graduates report they will be taking a gap year, entering the workforce or entering into military service.

Wherever their individual paths lead, we are honored to be a part of their journeys. We can’t wait to see what the future holds! Read more about where the class of 2026 is headed next: https://lcps.pub/4vT3WVG

The 2nd annual LCPS Green Teams’ Gallery Walk showcased incredible staff and student‑led sustainability projects from across the division. From gardens and composting to habitat restoration and design challenges, the creativity and passion on display were inspiring. This year, 60 schools participated, supported by the LCPS Office of Sustainability, which aims to help educators weave sustainability concepts into everyday instruction, empower students to tackle real‑world challenges and deepen their connection to the natural world. Read more: https://lcps.pub/4a66xTH

During the 2025/26 school year, LCPS partnered with George Mason University to help lower barriers to college for eligible students at three high schools. Those who earned a 3.25 GPA or higher by the end of junior year could take advantage of direct admission to GMU, a streamlined pathway that simplified the application process and gave students greater confidence in their futures. For the Class of 2027, the program will expand to all LCPS seniors with a 3.25 GPA or higher, opening doors for even more students to pursue higher education with clarity and optimism. Read more: https://lcps.pub/3QhD8PL

Reminder: LCPS, through participation in the USDA Summer Food Service Program, will be providing free meals this summer for students ages 18 and younger throughout Loudoun County. For important information about the summer meals program for this year, go to: https://lcps.pub/4viz6W3