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Dates to Note:

April 30, May 1, May 15: SOL Assessment Schedule (see below).

May 2-4: Chantilly Drama Presents: Mr. Burns - A Post Electric Play

May 5-9: Chantilly Staff Appreciation Week (details below)

May 7: Future of Chantilly Athletics, 6:30 PM Cafeteria (details below)

CHS A/B Calendar

FCPS School Board’s official Standard School Year Calendar (PDF). 

Chantilly Main Office Hours: 7:15-3:30 PM, 703-222-8100 

A Note from Dr. Goodloe:

Dear Chantilly Charger Community,

Get ready to feel the Charger spirit! This week has been absolutely buzzing with energy here at Chantilly, highlighted by the inspiring teamwork of our Special Olympics Unified basketball game and the positive vibes of our schoolwide Wellness Fair. And the excitement keeps rolling with our upcoming Best Buddies walk tomorrow, a fantastic opportunity to connect and celebrate inclusion. We also will kick off our Class of 2025 athlete recognitions with Softball Senior Night tonight. Every single one of you contributes to this incredible energy, making our Charger community a place where we all shine and thrive together!

Charger Collaboration Celebrated

Earlier this week our Chantilly Academy Cosmetology students were the Glam Squad for our Day Prom attendees in our Chantilly Abilities Program! Read their story 

Care in our Community

Chantilly High School student Om Desai recently exemplified the power of community connection. When community member Elizabeth Mulenga's car broke down near the school, Om, drawing on skills from Chantilly's Auto Technology program, selflessly stepped in to help. He quickly diagnosed and resolved the issue, purchasing and replacing the necessary part on the spot. Elizabeth shared that Om's assistance not only fixed her car but also significantly uplifted her during a challenging time. Impressed by his expertise, she commended the Auto Technology program for equipping students to positively impact lives beyond the classroom, expressing her gratitude and future support.

FCPS Students Take a Big STEP Towards Employment

FCPS is proud to showcase the Secondary Transition to Employment Program (STEP), specially designed for students with IEPs who are ages 18-22 seeking to develop employability and independent living skills. The STEP programs prepares students with disabilities for life after high school through a variety of work-based learning activities to include community work experiences, paid and non-paid internships, community instruction, and travel training opportunities.  Click here to see more about the program.

Congratulations Chantilly Staff!

SEPTA awards: 2024-2025

Congratulations to the following Chantilly staff, who have been nominated for SEPTA awards: 2024-2025 (Fairfax County Special Education PTA  Award) recognizing outstanding achievement in supporting students with disabilities and learning differences in Fairfax County Public Schools: Kat Dewett, Liz Dodd, Kristen Fennel, Sam Kreshover, Jennifer Lincicome-Hoffmeier, Andy Shaw and Nick Thayer

America's Favorite Teacher

McGlensey Antonucci, Veterinary Sciences Teacher in the Chantilly Academy, has been nominated for “America’s Favorite Teacher” and is currently in the lead as a semi-finalist 

If she wins Chantilly will host an assembly with Bill Nye the Science Guy. Vote for her here. You can vote once a day! 

look forward to connecting with you at Chantilly very soon!

Amy T. Goodloe, Ed.D. 

Principal, Chantilly HS

atgoodloe@fcps.edu

@DrGoodloe

703-222-8100

We value your feedback. Share your observations, suggestions, questions and celebrations with me here.

Charger Headlines:

For tickets, click here.

We need you: Join Principal, Dr. Goodloe, and Director of Student Activities, Mr. Shapiro for an engaging session which will include information on upcoming facilities updates, how to support your Charger athlete, and ways to get involved. We will be seeking your ideas and input to shape the future of Chantilly Athletics. All current and future Chantilly families are encouraged to attend on May 7 at 6:30 PM in the Cafeteria. 

Chantilly Staff Appreciation Week  May 5 - 9

The PTSA is collecting gift cards to present to our well-deserving staff members.

The more prizes we collect, the more staff we can honor.  There are approximately 400 staff at Chantilly High School. Let's show them we care!

We are also planning to have a snack cart available to staff, throughout the week.  Please consider donating snacks/gift cards, using the Amazon link below, or drop off donations in the front office by Friday, 5/2. If you have questions, contact president@chantillyhsptsa.org

If you would like to donate, please use the link below.

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/F3WBDQYMC8K7?ref_=wl_share

Join the Chantilly PTSA!  Use the QR code to learn more.

Charge Ahead for Rising 9th Grade Students

It's time to register for Charge Ahead for Rising 9^th Grade students.  Charge Ahead is an optional jump start program held before students return to school to give our upcoming 9^th grade students an early opportunity to learn more about Chantilly.  Click here to register and here for more information.

Spring SOL Testing

To minimize a loss of class time, we will have three days of Spring SOL testing with an adjusted class schedule on those days. Here's what you need to know about the adjusted schedule and the testing dates:

Testing Schedule:

• Testing Time: All SOL tests will be given from 8:10 AM to 11:14 AM on the following dates:
• Wednesday, April 30 (Reading)
• Thursday, May 1 (Science)
• Thursday, May 15 (Math)
• Regular Classes: After 11:14 AM on each testing day, regular classes will resume with new instruction and graded work.
• Daily Schedule:
• Wednesday April 30th: SOL Reading: 8:10-11:14, Period 5: 11:14-1:22, Period 7: 1:22-2:55
• Thursday May 1st: SOL Science: 8:10-11:14, Period 2: 11:14-1:22, Period 4: 1:22-2:55
• Thursday May 15th: SOL Math: 8:10-11:14, Period 6: 11:14-1:22, Period 8: 1:22-2:55

For Students Taking SOLs:

• Students will receive an email to their fcpsschools.net account with their specific testing dates and locations. Parents will also receive this information.
• Students should arrive on time with a fully charged Chromebook.
• All school buses will run on their normal schedules.

For Students NOT Taking SOLs:

• Students who are at school during the testing time (8:10 AM - 11:14 AM) will be assigned to a room to work on:
• Missing assignments
• Review activities
• Other academic tasks
• Students who do not have transportation for a late arrival should ride the bus or be dropped off before 8:10am.
• Students may also complete missing assignments or review activities at home and arrive at school by 11:14am.
• Students arriving after 11:14 AM will attend class as explained above.

Important Reminders:

• Students must take their scheduled SOL tests.
• If a student is sick on a test day, make-up tests will be scheduled:
• Reading/Science: May 5-9
• Math: May 19-23
• Students scoring between 375-399 will receive targeted remediation and be scheduled for a retake in May.

Questions?

• If you have questions about your child's testing schedule, please email Jillian Domenech, CHS Assessment Coordinator, at jcdomenech@fcps.edu .Thank you for your support!

12^th Grade Immunization Requirement Notice

The Code of Virginia requires all students to be immunized against certain diseases prior to entrance into Fairfax County Schools (FCPS).

All students entering 12^th grade will be required to receive their second dose of Meningococcal vaccine (MenACWY) prior to entering 12^th grade. 

• To meet the Meningococcal (MenACWY) 12^th grade requirement, the vaccination must be administered between ages 16 and 22.  

ACTION REQUESTED.  Please provide one of the following immunization documents to Chantilly High School:

1. An updated immunization record showing that the student has received their 2^nd dose of Meningococcal vaccine (MenACWY).
2. A note on a healthcare provider’s letterhead stating the date the Meningococcal vaccine was given.
3. A healthcare provider’s written statement of a permanent or temporary medical exemption.
4. A notarized Religious Exemption Form, which is available online at: https://www.fcps.edu/form/religious-exemption-form

Immunizations are available from your child’s healthcare provider, the Fairfax County Health Department, or other community resources.

Fairfax County Health Department:  https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/health/immunization/child

Health and community resources:  https://www.fcps.edu/services/community-healthcare-resources

Please contact Jennifer Kudlacik at jtkudlacik@fcps.edu if you have any questions.

Immunization records can be turned into the main office OR to Student Services located on the 2^nd floor next to Sub School 3.

All records must be submitted prior to August 1, 2025.

Student Bus Passes Offer Free Transportation

Did you know all Fairfax County middle and high school students can get a Student Bus Pass SmarTrip card to ride the Fairfax Connector and Fairfax CUE buses for free?  With the pass, fares are free from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week, all year. Learn more about the Student Pass. 

Ride Connector for FREE! Chantilly High School, Rocky Run and Franklin Middle School Students

Applications are available in the Chantilly main office.

Paperless Report Cards

We’re excited to offer you a more convenient and environmentally friendly option for receiving your child’s report cards: Go Paperless!

By choosing to go paperless, you'll be able to:

• Access report cards directly in ParentVUE with just a few clicks.
• Reduce wait time in seeing your child’s report card.

Here's how you can opt-in:

1. Log into ParentVUE, click on "My Account," and select “Go Paperless.”
2. All parents/guardians living with the student at the same address must have an active SIS ParentVUE account to opt-in.
3. Once selected, the “Go Paperless” option will apply to all associated students, no matter their grade level.
4. If you’ve already opted for paperless for your secondary students, it will automatically apply to any younger siblings at the elementary level too!

Class of 2025 All-Night Grad Party