Graduates have been provided with six tickets for entry into the gymnasium and are still expected to arrive at FCHS by 4:15 PM.
We apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause you and your family. We remained hopeful that we would be able to hold graduation outdoors this year, but ultimately decided to err on the side of caution as the weather conditions did not cooperate.
We look forward to celebrating our graduates and their families tonight at 6:00 PM in the FCHS gymnasium. Limited overflow seating will be available in the FCHS auditorium. Please plan to arrive early, as traffic is expected to be heavy.
Go FLUCOS!
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Don't forget you can share a book and take a book from the little libraries!
Flucos, Family, and Friends,
FCPS is currently planning to hold its 2026 graduation ceremony outside on the football field at 6:00pm Friday, May 22nd.
Six (6) rain tickets will be issued to every graduate at graduation practice on Thursday, May 21st at 9:00am, also on the football field.
We will continue to monitor the weather. If we decide to move the ceremony indoors to the FCHS gymnasium, an announcement will be made no later than 12noon on Friday. Details about the possible indoor ceremony (parking, security, etc.) will be issued with Friday's announcement if necessary.
Please inform any extended family members or friends traveling from out of town that travel arrangements should be made at their own discretion, as the indoor graduation ceremony will allow only six (6) guests per graduate (with limited overflow into the FCHS auditorium).
Also available, the ceremony will be live streamed on the FCPS YouTube page at... https://www.youtube.com/@FluvannaCountyPublicSchool.
Thank you for your understanding.
GO FLUCOS!
Reminder: May 20, 2026—Last Day of School! Early Dismissal!
11:45 a.m. Carysbrook and FMS
12:10 p.m. Central Elementary
12:40 p.m. FCHS
Mark Your Calendars!
School Board Meeting
May 13, 2026
Closed Session - 5:30 p.m.
Open Session - 6:30 p.m.
Happy Staff Appreciation Week to our incredible teachers and staff!
Every day, you bring the Fluco Four to life — Trust, Relationships, Work Ethic, and Optimism.
You build trust with students, strengthen relationships across our schools, model what hard work looks like, and lead with optimism even on the toughest days.
The images shared here reflect meaningful moments from throughout the year.
Thank you for your passion, your patience, and your commitment to our students. We appreciate you today and every day. #FlucoPride
Get ready to step into the world of the Peanuts gang as Fluvanna County High School brings You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown to life on stage. This heartwarming, hilarious musical celebrates friendship, imagination, and all the little moments that make life meaningful.
From Snoopy’s big musical moments to Lucy’s bold opinions and Charlie Brown’s endless optimism, this show is packed with charm, laughs, and unforgettable songs. Our cast and crew have poured their hearts into every scene, and we can’t wait to share it with you.
Bring your friends, bring your family — and come enjoy a feel‑good night at the theater. See you there!
School Board Meeting
April 15, 2026
Closed Session - 5:30 p.m.
Open Session - 6:30 p.m.
To All Fluco Paraprofessionals!
Today, we want to shine a light on our dedicated paraprofessionals. They are more than assistants; they are mentors, advocates, and experts in student support. From facilitating small group instruction to providing critical one-on-one interventions, our paraprofessionals ensure that every student in our district has the tools they need to succeed.
To our paraprofessional team: Your patience, adaptability, and heart make our schools a better place to learn. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our students!
Family Partners in Special Education Conference on Saturday, March 28, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at Charlottesville Area Technical Education Center.
We are excited to share that the application deadline for the Sentara Health Career Camp has been extended to Friday, April 3, 2026.
Fluvanna County Public Schools Celebrates Carson Raines for Earning a Full-Tuition Scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
Fluvanna Middle School Drone Teams Excel at 2026 Pi Day Competition!
Report cards are now available in the Parent Portal.
If accessing the Parent Portal in a web browser (not the app), a PDF of a one-page report card is also available to view/print when looking under Student Reports.
A paper copy of the student report card for grades PreK-7 will be sent home with each student. A paper copy of student report cards for grades 8-12 can still be requested by emailing the school registrar.
If you have any questions or need assistance with report cards, please contact your school’s registrar:
Central - Abby Harlow, aharlow@apps.fluco.org
Carybrook - Jeannette Perez, jperez@apps.fluco.org
FMS - Brandi Kennedy, bkennedy@apps.fluco.org
FCHS - Lisa Searcy, lsearcy@apps.fluco.org
Good afternoon FLUCO families,
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment for all students and staff, Fluvanna County Public Schools (FCPS) utilized trained detection canines, in partnership with the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office, Virginia State Police, and our Administrative teams, to conduct a safety and security walkthrough of Abrams Academy, Fluvanna Middle School (7th grade hallway), and Fluvanna County High School this morning.
These walkthroughs were conducted in coordination with trained handlers and are designed as a training module for those departments and to deter and detect the presence of prohibited items that violate school board policy and the FCPS Student Code of Conduct. The canines are trained to detect scents only and do not have direct contact with students.
The purpose of these trainings is preventive and to reinforce expectations for a safe, drug-free, and distraction-free learning environment for all students. During these events, schools will enter a Code Purple - HOLD (modified lockdown status), which allows staff to continue instruction but eliminates hallway traffic. Students who are in the hallways or arriving late during this time frame were escorted to the main office and then to their appropriate classrooms.
These planned and organized events are also a continuation of an effort to partner with and allow local law enforcement personnel, along with emergency responders, to familiarize themselves with our buildings and campus from a safety perspective.
This type of collaboration allows FCPS to be active and engaged with our schools, staff, and community to decrease potential disruptions and inappropriate activities during the school day.
The time spent conducting these drills and training reaffirms our commitment to a safe and conducive environment for all of our FLUCOS and continues with a level of high expectation and positive structure for the school day.
If you have additional questions regarding these interventions, contact your student(s) school administrative team.
GO FLUCOS!
Fluvanna County Public Schools Approves the 2026–2027 Academic Calendar!
