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Sherando High School Sherando High School is part of Frederick County Public Schools in Winchester, Virginia.

Frederick County Public Schools Social Media Terms and Conditions

The purpose of the Frederick County Public Schools (“FCPS”) official social media platforms is to provide information about our schools and public education generally in a timely and efficient manner. The following social media terms and conditions apply to any official FCPS social media page, including official social media pages of any of its schools. For all posts made on and after September 20, 2024: Beginning September 20, 2024, FCPS official social media platforms will no longer allow commenting on posts. In the event a post inadvertently allows comments, once staff is aware the commenting capability will be removed as well as any comments that are made on the post. For any comments made on posts that were posted before September 20, 2024: In the event that comments are made to posts that were posted prior to September 20, 2024, those comments will be reviewed and removed, if necessary, pursuant to the below terms. Please note that official FCPS social media pages may not be regularly monitored and FCPS encourages anyone with specific questions or concerns involving a school matter to contact their school principal or the Director of Media and Communications (“Director”). Public comments expressed on FCPS social media pages do not reflect the opinions and position of the Frederick County School Board, FCPS, and its schools, officers and employees. Comment Removal
Recognizing that students use and access official FCPS social media platforms, FCPS expects those who engage with FCPS social media platforms to serve as role models to students and engage in civil, appropriate commentary. As a result, FCPS reserves the right to remove comments made on FCPS posts that contain:

-Conduct that violates the terms and conditions of the applicable social media platform (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
-Illegal conduct or encouragement of illegal activity
-Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates prohibited discrimination, harassment, and/or retaliation
-Conduct that is threatening, inciting, harassing, or bullying
-Content that is unrelated to the original FCPS post
-Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party, such as copyright or trademark infringement
-Information that is false
-Content that compromises the safety or security of FCPS, any of its schools, staff, or students
-Personnel information, individually identifiable student information, or other confidential material
-Profane language or content
-Promotions of services or products
-Promotions of political candidates or organizations
-Sexual harassment or sexual content
-Solicitations of commerce or advertisements including promotion or endorsement
-Spam or comments that include links to external online sites
-Conduct that is otherwise in violation of School Board policies or that reasonably may lead to the substantial disruption of or material interference with FCPS school operations

Comments in violation of these terms and conditions may be removed from the applicable FCPS official social media platform. Continued or egregious violations may prompt FCPS to further restrict an individual’s commenting on official FCPS social media platforms. FCPS will not remove content simply because it disagrees with the user’s viewpoint or the user criticizes FCPS. Comment Removal Procedure
The FCPS social media platforms are administered by designated staff. When designated staff suspect a violation of these terms and conditions, the Director will be notified and will review and authorize removal of a comment when appropriate. Upon finding a violation, the Director will make a reasonable effort to contact the individual commenter to give notice of the violation and the removal of their commentary. Appeals regarding the Director’s decision to remove a comment or to take further action for repeated violations of these terms and conditions may be submitted via e-mail to the Assistant Superintendent for Administration within two calendar days. Notices
Individuals should be aware that their comments may be subject to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act and records retention requirements. FCPS may be obligated to retain public comments in its records and/or disclose the information if requested. Official FCPS Social Media Pages include, but are not limited to, those pages identified on the FCPS website.

There's still time to apply!  The application deadline has been extended to October 22!
10/15/2026

There's still time to apply! The application deadline has been extended to October 22!

There's still time to apply! The application deadline has been extended to October 22!

The Frederick County School Board is looking for two dedicated high school juniors to serve as the Student Representatives!

This is your chance to:
-Advise the School Board directly on decisions affecting FCPS.
-Represent ALL students - gather and present student perspectives.
-Gain real-world leadership experience in governance and public service.
-The commitment is a one-year term (junior/senior year), January 1-December 31, 2027. This position includes a stipend and scholarship upon the successful completion of the term.

Ready to apply?
Who: Full-time juniors who live in Frederick County.
When: Application materials and additional details will be sent to student FCPS Gmail accounts in the near future.
Deadline: The deadline to apply has been extended to October 22!

Final interviews will be October 29.

It is expected that applicants will attend the School Board meeting in September or October and/or a committee meeting prior to October 29, 2026. These meetings are posted on the FCPS website under BoardDocs. You must verify your attendance through the FCPS Clerk of the Board, Ms. Nina Disantis ([email protected]). Verification of your attendance must be attached to your application.

Don't miss this opportunity to influence the future of FCPS!

Get to know our new SRO and counselors this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Soc...
10/15/2026

Get to know our new SRO and counselors this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Social Media Marketing class.

Get to know our new PE teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Social Med...
10/13/2026

Get to know our new PE teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Social Media Marketing class.

Reminder!  Please join Shawnee District School Board member Patrick North for a town hall event. Shawnee District famili...
10/12/2026

Reminder! Please join Shawnee District School Board member Patrick North for a town hall event. Shawnee District families and staff are invited to share their perspectives on the proposed up to 1% sales tax referendum, redistricting and budget.

This event will take place on Wednesday, October 14, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the library at Admiral Richard E. Byrd Middle School.

Get to know our new science, business, and resource teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marche...
10/12/2026

Get to know our new science, business, and resource teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Social Media Marketing class.

Mrs. Wade’s 1st-period 11th-grade U.S. History students stepped back in time again to 1787 and became delegates to the C...
10/09/2026

Mrs. Wade’s 1st-period 11th-grade U.S. History students stepped back in time again to 1787 and became delegates to the Constitutional Convention! Students represented their assigned states and political viewpoints while participating in a series of debates and votes on some of the most challenging issues facing the new nation.

Throughout the simulation, students were challenged to:
Stay in character as their historical delegate
Use historical evidence to support their positions
Listen to opposing viewpoints
Negotiate and compromise
Understand that the goal wasn’t simply to “win” a debate—it was to work together to create a government that could survive.

The simulation concluded today with students finishing their debates, preparing Federalist or Anti-Federalist speeches, debating whether their states should ratify the Constitution, and ultimately signing their Constitution.

And in true 1787 fashion, students put pen to paper using quills and ink!

What a fantastic way to experience history—not just by reading about the Constitutional Convention, but by becoming the delegates who had to make the difficult decisions.

A special thank you to Rachel Reed and Scott Sturdivant for their help and continued support! Your support of our students and experiential learning is truly appreciated.

10/08/2026

Attention high school juniors!

The deadline to apply to be a Student School Board Representative is October 15, and it is coming up fast!
Find out more about being a Student School Board Representative and how to apply here: https://bit.ly/4zdeHne

Don't wait, just apply!

10/06/2026
Mrs. Wade's 1st period 11th-grade US History students stepped back in time to 1787 and became delegates to the Constitut...
10/06/2026

Mrs. Wade's 1st period 11th-grade US History students stepped back in time to 1787 and became delegates to the Constitutional Convention! Students researched their assigned delegates, represented their states and political viewpoints, and participated in a series of debates and votes on some of the most challenging issues facing the new nation.

Students were challenged to stay in character, use historical evidence, listen to opposing viewpoints, negotiate, and compromise. Most importantly, they learned that the goal wasn't simply to "win" a debate—it was to work together to create a government that could survive.

The simulation will conclude Tuesday with students signing their Constitution, preparing Federalist or Anti-Federalist speeches, and debating whether their states should ratify the Constitution.

A special thank you to Mr. Sturdivant, our Back Creek School Board Member, for taking the time to observe our Constitutional Convention Simulation and support our students as they engaged in this hands-on learning experience! We truly appreciate your time and support of our students.

Get to know our new tech ed, ESL, and world language teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. March...
10/06/2026

Get to know our new tech ed, ESL, and world language teachers this year! All Teacher Features were created by Mrs. Marchelewski's Digital & Social Media Marketing class.

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