LVHS Weekly Update
June 14, 2024
INFORMATION FOR SENIORS
GRADUATION
Graduation is on Saturday, June 15, 2024 at 9:00am. In advance of the event, we want to make you aware of some important information.
The graduation ceremony will be held outside in Leonard Stadium. Gates open at 7:00am, and seating is first come, first serve. Tickets to the graduation ceremony were distributed to seniors at graduation practice on June 7th.
Students should arrive by 7:30am and report to the LVHS auditorium with their cap, gown, stole, and cords. If possible, any other personal items (hangers, bags, etc.) should be kept in cars or with other family members. No other extra items are permitted in the ceremony, including but not limited to signs, flags, etc. We will not have extra graduation regalia available.
Upon arriving at the auditorium, students will need to find their assigned seat to ensure they are in the correct order to walk into the stadium. Signs will be posted outside of the auditorium with the seating chart, seats will be labeled, and staff will be available to assist students.
Ticket Information
Each graduate received eight (8) green tickets for their family/friends that may be used for the Leonard Stadium ceremony, and two (2) yellow tickets should the ceremony need to move indoors.
Parking
Parking is available first come, first serve. We will have staff members on site to help direct traffic, as well as staff with golf carts who can transport guests from the parking lot to the stadium. Handicap permit parking is available, and is located closest to the stadium. We are also offering satellite parking service from Blue Ridge Middle School and Harmony Middle School. LCPS buses will be on site to transport guests back and forth from LVHS beginning at 6:30am and conclude after the ceremony.
Seating Options
Seating will be available first come, first serve in the stadium. In addition to general seating, we also offer seating for the elderly or those with disabilities that may need to be out of the sun under a shade tent on the field. To accommodate as many guests in this location as possible, we ask that only one additional guest accompany those who may need this seating.
We will also open up the auditorium for guests to view a live stream of the ceremony, available at http://tinyurl.com/LoVA2024
Because this space is also being used as our staging location for students prior to the ceremony, we ask that guests wait in the designated area in the cafeteria until students have left the auditorium at approx 8:50am.
Diploma Pick-up
Inside each graduate’s diploma cover are instructions for where they will report to collect their diploma following the ceremony. Students with a last name beginning with A-G will collect their diploma in the orchestra room, H-O in the Aux Gym, and P-Z in the Black Box. Please make your way to these locations following the ceremony. Diploma pick-up should occur before noon so that staff can go home to enjoy their families for the weekend. If you miss your diploma pick-up, you can pick up your diploma from the school counseling office the following week.
Weather Updates
In the event of severe/dangerous weather, the ceremony will be moved indoors to the Main Gym. However, light mist or light rain will not move the ceremony indoors. An email and phone call will be sent no later than 5:00am on June 15th in the event weather requires the graduation ceremony to move into the Main Gym. The two (2) yellow tickets for each graduate would be used if the ceremony needs to move indoors.
Livestream Link
We invite guests and families to view the ceremony online using the link here: http://tinyurl.com/LoVA2024
The link will become live beginning at 8:50am on June 15, 2024.
We look forward to welcoming you to Loudoun Valley High School to celebrate the Class of 2024!
Please see the Class of 2024 Important Dates document for updates and reminders. If you have questions, please reach out to Mrs. Taylor at ashley.taylor@lcps.org
GRADUATION PHOTOS & VIDEO
We want to extend our gratitude to everyone who joined us on Saturday to celebrate the
achievements of the Class of 2024. Your presence and support made the day truly special for all
of our graduates.
For those interested in ordering graduation photos, you can do so by visiting PhotoDay and
using the access code 69229GY24. If you would like to purchase a video recording of the
graduation ceremony, please visit Memories Videography to place your order.
Thank you once again for making this a memorable celebration for our graduates!
Congratulations Class of 2024!
We met with seniors on Friday, May 3rd and we talked through important dates related to graduation, end-of-year events, and CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service project formerly known as Capstone) participation reminders. See the links below for the information that was shared.
- Slide Deck Presentation
- Important Dates - very important information regarding end-of-year events and graduation. Please read thoroughly and carefully.
- Google Form for Senior Walk at former elementary school CAS One-Pager - important information about CAS (formerly capstone)
Email Ashley Taylor with any questions about graduation.
Email Michael Skvarch or Sarah Grantham with any questions about CAS
GRADUATING SENIORS GOOGLE/MICROSOFT ACCOUNT ACCESS
Attention Seniors!
We want to remind all graduating LCPS students who are not attending summer school that they will have the following access to their Google and Microsoft Accounts through the following dates:
Seniors need to export any data from these accounts by August 1, 2024.
For information on how to export the data, please download the
For questions, please contact the Department of Digital Innovation at
DDI-TechnologySupportCenter@lcps.org or via phone at 571- 252-2112
VALLEY SENIORS CREATE WOODEN LCPS LOGO PLAQUES FOR ALL PODIUMS AT CENTRAL OFFICE
YEAR END MESSAGE FROM DR. ROSS
Hello Vikings,
This is Dr. Sue Ross, principal of Loudoun Valley High School reaching out to each of you with a
message wrapping up the 2023-2024 school year.
I first want to thank each of you for your engagement, collaboration, creativity, and kindness
that you showed to yourselves, your teachers, and to one another again this school year. As a
community, we looked out for one another from a place of care and love. I wish each of you a
healthy, safe, and relaxing summer. I hope that you will find ways to connect to activities, family,
and friends that bring joy.
As we close this year, we are sending off an extraordinary group of graduates to the next step in
their journeys. We wish the Class of 2024 all the best as they leave our classrooms to make
their mark on the world. We are also sending our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to
our faculty and staff that will be continuing their journeys outside of Valley to retirement, new
roles, and new schools in the next school year.
It is with this spirit of engagement, creativity, collaboration and kindness that we will focus on
reopening to a new school year very shortly down the road in August 2024. We look forward to
welcoming you back soon!
In closing, I want to remind our parents and students about our summer office hours for the
second half of June, all of July and the first half of August. School counselors are not in the
office from June 20th to July 31st.
Typically you can expect the main office and school counseling office (registrar) to be open from
9 am to 3 pm daily. However, the office may be closed some days due to staff commitments
elsewhere; so it is best to call ahead first. Anytime the office is closed, there will be an updated
phone message recorded for you. Please email us if you have any questions.
Susan.Ross@lcps.org Principal
William.Gulgert@lcps.org Assistant Principal
Andrew.Johnson@lcps.org Assistant Principal
Nicole.Herndon@lcps.org Assistant Principal
Michael.Skvarch@lcps.org International Baccalaureate Coordinator
Cindy.Ashley@lcps.org Registrar
Kristopher.Kelican@lcps.org Athletic Director
Angel.Sager@lcps.org Financial Technician
Paul.Hall@lcps.org School Counseling Director
In the meantime, we recommend visiting our website and emailing questions to specific staff. As
a reminder, teachers will be on summer break until August 14, 2024 and at that time will be
available to respond to email.
We will begin to reach out with information for the 2024-2025 school year towards the end of
July to help students and parents with the transition to a new school year. Look for save the
date emails and fall sports tryout information that will also be communicated through
ConnectED email and on our school website: www.lcps.org/lvhs
For now, on behalf of all faculty and staff at Loudoun Valley we wish each of you a happy,
healthy, and restful summer break!
Dr. Sue Ross,
Principal, Loudoun Valley High School
SUMMER MEAL SITES
LCPS has been communicating to families regarding summer meal sites. Loudoun Valley
High School will not be a summer meal site this year. Here is the information again from
LCPS:
Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) will be providing free meals this summer for students
ages 18 and younger at eight locations throughout Loudoun County. Important information about
the summer meals program for this year:
FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH SUMMER SITES
BREAKFAST 7:30 – 8:30
LUNCH 11:00 – 12:30
Site Dates
FOREST GROVE ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
MEADOW LAND ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
GUILFORD ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
SULLY ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
STERLING MIDDLE 6/17 – 8/09
POTOWMACK ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
FREDERICK DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY 7/8 – 7/26
STERLING LIBRARY 6/17 – 8/09 – NO BREAKFAST
LUNCH ONLY 12:00 – 12:30
All meals must be consumed at the school or site location.
● Food cannot be taken off site.
● Meals cannot be picked up by a parent or guardian to bring home.
Below is a list of all summer meal service locations and times Monday through Friday. Meals will
be provided, on a first come, first serve basis.Families interested in additional food assistance
over summer break can go to the Loudoun Feeds website and click on the “Find Food” button to
find a list of community partners who will have adequate food supplies on hand.
Loudounfeeds.org provides a calendar that shows the date, time, location and requirements of
open food pantries.
We understand that this is a change from the past two summers when additional federal funding
allowed for expanded LCPS meal services. This summer, operations and fundings are returning
to pre-COVID norms.
If you have any questions, please reach out to School Nutrition Services at cafe@lcps.org
END OF YEAR MEDICATION PICKUP
If your child has medication and/or medical supplies remaining in the health office, they will need to be picked up by a parent/guardian. Emergency medications should remain in the office through the last day of school. Non-emergency medications can be picked up anytime during the school day.
Please pick up medication/supplies on one of the following days:
- June 12 from 8:30-4:15
- June 13 from 8:30-4:15
- June 14 from 8:30-4:15
• Per the Virginia Department of Education, medication CANNOT be stored over the summer.
• Medication WILL BE DISCARDED if not collected by the end of day on Monday, June 17th.
Loudoun County Public Schools requires a new provider/physician orders each school year for the medication or specialized care which your child receives at school. If your child will continue to need medication or specialized health care at school, you and your child’s licensed healthcare provider must complete and sign the proper form(s). Please note that parents may not amend the provider’s order for managing the child’s medical condition.
The required forms are available in the health office at your child’s school or online at www.lcps.org. Click on the “Families” tab and the forms will be found under Medication at School. The forms should be returned, along with the appropriate medication, in the original, pharmacy labelled container, the week before school starts to the Loudoun County Public School that your child will be attending. Please refer to the “Medication at School Guidelines” for further information regarding medication at school.
Thank you,
Mary Ellen Foulkes, RN, MSN
Loudoun Valley High School Nurse
540.751.2404
Su hijo tiene medicamentos y/o suministros médicos en la oficina de salud que deben ser recogidos por un padre/tutor. Los medicamentos de emergencia deben permanecer en la oficina hasta el último día de clases.
Recoja los medicamentos/suministros uno de los siguientes días:
- Junio 12 de 8:30-4:15
- Junio 13 de 8:30-4:15
- Junio 14 de 8:30-4:15
• Según el Departamento de Educación de Virginia, los medicamentos NO PUEDEN almacenarse durante el verano.
• El medicamento SERÁ DESCARTADO si no se recoge al final del día lunes 17 de junio.
Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Loudoun requieren que un nuevo proveedor/médico ordene cada año escolar el medicamento o la atención especializada que su hijo recibe en la escuela. Si su hijo seguirá necesitando medicamentos o atención médica especializada en la escuela, usted y el proveedor de atención médica autorizado de su hijo deben completar y firmar los formularios correspondientes. Tenga en cuenta que los padres no pueden modificar la orden del proveedor para controlar la afección médica del niño.
Los formularios requeridos están disponibles en la oficina de salud de la escuela de su hijo o en línea en www.lcps.org. Haga clic en la pestaña "Familias" y los formularios se encontrarán en Medicamentos en la escuela. Los formularios deben devolverse, junto con el medicamento apropiado, en el envase original con la etiqueta de la farmacia, la semana antes de que comiencen las clases a la escuela pública del condado de Loudoun a la que asistirá su hijo. Consulte las "Pautas de medicamentos en la escuela" para obtener más información sobre los medicamentos en la escuela.
Mary Ellen Foulkes, RN, MSN
Loudoun Valley High School Firma
540.751.2404
YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION
This message contains an important update to those who have purchased a yearbook. We are reaching back out from our previous message sent on May 20, 2024 regarding yearbook distribution. Messaging has also been in the weekly school newsletter and on our school website at the link here:
The 2024 yearbooks will be arriving later than originally anticipated this year. As soon as we receive a ship date from our publisher, we will communicate the date that books will be available for pick-up. At this point, we anticipate that pick-up for those who have purchased yearbooks will occur in July.
While we had hoped to distribute these earlier, we are excited to share that this year’s yearbook will include spring events not typically included in past yearbooks. Coverage of events such as spring sports, prom, and Feet Meet will be included in this year’s edition. These spring events miss the cut-off when we aim for an earlier delivery.
Please stay tuned for an update as we receive a delivery date from the publisher. Please contact Shari Adwers, LVH Journalism Adviser with any questions:
RESPIRATORY VIRUS GUIDELINES
SCHOOL YEAR 2024 - 2025 INFORMATION
At Loudoun Valley High School, we value teaching and learning and we are committed to maximizing student engagement. We are reaching out to our parents and students with a few reminders that will continue to be our focus going into the 2024-2025 school year. We ask that families spend time this summer preparing for the transition back to school including phone/earbud use during instructional time, student daily attendance, and student tardiness. All three of these aspects impact student engagement and learning.
Please see the link below for detailed information as updates may occur throughout the summer:
Community message for FY 2024-2025
We wish each of you a happy and healthy summer and look forward to seeing you all again in August!
SAVE THE DATES!
As we prepare for school opening and welcoming our community back, we wanted to share some important dates and events to start the 2024-2025 school year, beginning with our first event on August 16, 2024.
Save the Date August 16, 2024
On this date we host two different events to support students and families with the transition back to school. Please see the descriptions below for the events and times.
Freshmen and New LVHS Student Orientation
August 16, 2024
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
We are excited to welcome 9th grade and new LVHS students to Valley! At this event, students will get their class schedule, tour the building, and learn about LVHS norms and expectations prior to classes starting on August 22. Additionally, we will offer a parent session at 3:00 p.m. in the auditorium – separate from the student orientation. Doors near the auditorium entrance will open at 2:45 pm for parents and students.
LVHS 2024-2025 Open House
August 16, 2024
4:00pm - 5:30 p.m.
This event is for all students and families in grades 9-12. At the event, students will get their class schedules, walk their schedule, and briefly meet their teachers. This is a great opportunity for students and families to receive a brief introduction of what they can expect in their courses during the 2024-2025 school year through teacher one-pager handouts.
Opening Football Scrimmage
August 16, 2024
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Following Open House, we invite all students and families to our opening football scrimmage of the year against Sherando High School in the LVHS Leonard stadium. There is no charge for entrance to the scrimmage.
Viking Fest
August 26 & 27, 2024
During the School Day
Viking Fest will be incorporated into the first two days of school, which will allow students to explore different clubs and student organizations to participate in during the school year. The first day of school for LCPS is August 22, 2024.
Fall Parent Conference Night
October 2, 2024
Parents can schedule meetings with specific details. More information will be shared as the date gets closer.
Look for additional information about school opening as we get closer to the first day of school.
We look forward to seeing you!
12TH GRADE IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2024/2025 SCHOOL YEAR
While the start of the 2024/25 school year is still several months away, it is important that you begin to schedule required vaccinations for your student now. All 12th-grade students are required, per Virginia Code 32.1-46, to have the following vaccinations and to show proof of vaccination to the student’s school:
Required Vaccinations for All 12th-Grade Students
One dose of Meningococcal Vaccine (MenACWY, Menactra, or Menveo) given at age 16 or older. Please note: Men B, Bexsero, and Trumenba are not the same as MenACWY and will not be accepted in place of the required vaccinations listed above.
Please ask your private healthcare provider, the Loudoun County Health Department, or your school nurse to review your student's immunization record to ensure they have received the vaccine.
Vaccines are available from the Loudoun County Health Department, pharmacies, urgent care providers, or your child’s pediatrician. Contact information for the Loudoun County Health Department is provided below:
Loudoun County Health Department
102 Heritage Way NE, Leesburg
703-777-0236 – Call for an appointment
You will need to submit a copy of your student’s immunization record to the Health Department to schedule an appointment.
MenACWY vaccines will be offered at no cost to the family.
The first day of school for the 2024/25 school year is August 22, 2024. Students without the appropriate documentation will not be able to start school on the first day of school. Don’t wait until August! Vaccinate your student early and provide your student’s school with the appropriate proof of vaccination anytime prior to the first day. Acceptable documentation includes one of the following:
A copy of your student's immunization record, signed/stamped by the provider, showing the date the immunization was given.
A signed note from the healthcare provider on the provider's letterhead stating the date the immunization was given.
A healthcare provider’s signed statement of a permanent or temporary medical exemption for a student who cannot receive the immunization due to medical reasons.
A notarized Religious Exemption Form, which is available on the LCPS website.
If you have questions about these requirements, please contact the nurse at your student’s school. Additional information can be found on the Student Health Services webpage.
MESSAGE REGARDING STUDENT TARDINESS
We are reaching out to ask for your support in ensuring that your student arrives to school - and therefore to their first or fifth block class - on time. With the spring testing season approaching and the end of the school year drawing near, it is crucial that students are present to receive important information and instruction. Late arrivals to school disrupt not only the individual student's learning but also that of their peers. Our teachers have expressed concerns about the impact of tardiness on classroom dynamics and academic progress.
As we enter the final quarter of the school year, we are taking a more proactive and systematic approach to addressing tardiness. It is important to note that classes start at 9:30am and any student late to their first or fifth block class is missing instructional time. This week, teachers will be reviewing this Slide Deck this week in preparation for next week.
You can expect the following from us moving forward:
- We will consider Marking Period 4 a clean slate for tardies only for all students, meaning we will begin tracking tardies from zero starting at the beginning of the quarter.
- As students accrue unexcused tardies, they will meet with their assigned assistant principal to develop a plan for improvement, aimed at gaining understanding and reinforcing expectations.
- Students who do not show improvement and continue to accumulate unexcused tardies will make up the missed instructional time through various means, such as lunch detention and/or a special assigned study hall and/or during their early release.
How you can support this initiative:
- Talk with your student about the importance of being at school on-time.
- Actively monitor your student’s attendance. In researching this topic and connecting with families, we found that many families do not have the notification feature in ParentVue turned on, and so they were unaware of their student’s tardiness. Please refer to the linked information for how to enable notifications (English ParentVue Notification Instructions/Spanish ParentVue Notification Instructions).
- Communicate to the school regarding any absences and/or tardies (English Attendance Instructions/Spanish Attendance Instructions).
- Connect with your student’s school counselor and/or assistant principal if there are extenuating circumstances preventing your student from being on time to school (School Counselor List).
We appreciate your support in this matter and are looking forward to a strong, successful finish to the school year.
TESTING
TESTING COORDINATOR
Ms. Stecura is Loudoun Valley’s School Testing Coordinator. Her office is located in the main office. The best way to contact Ms. Stecura is through email at melissa.stecura@lcps.org.
The LVHS Testing Website has more information about testing.
LVHS COLLEGE BOARD REQUEST FOR ACCOMODATION
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
IB INFORMATION FOR 8TH, 9TH, AND 10TH GRADE STUDENTS
The purpose of this email is to provide you information about our International Baccalaureate program that might be useful as students continue to explore their course selection for the 24-25 school year. .
IB Information, Question, and Answer Night Slide Deck
Slide 8 - An Example Schedule of an IB Diploma Student
Slide 9 - Considerations for course selection for current 8th grade students
Slide 10 - Considerations for course selection for current 9th grade students
Slide 11 -Considerations for course selection for current 10th grade students
Linked here are common questions that have been asked about the International Baccalaureate.
Please reach out to Michael.skvarch@lcps.org with any questions you might have about the International Baccalaureate Program.
COUNSELING AND MENTAL HEALTH
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CHECK OUT THIS WEEK'S COUNSELING DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER
Click below to read the newsletter to find out the most up-to-date information from the Counseling Department, Mental Health Team, and Career Center.
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ATHLETICS
FALL SPORTS REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration for Fall Sports will open June 10, 2024
We are excited to welcome students to the upcoming fall athletic season at Loudoun Valley High School. Below is information to help students and families regarding the fall season.
Tryouts for fall sports will start on August 5th.
As you view the website, you will see an individual page for each sport. Each page contains specific tryout information from the coaches for each sport. We look forward to welcoming our students and families to an exciting season of fall sports. Go Vikings!
If you have any questions, please email one of the following members of the athletics team:
Athletic Director, Kris Kelican:
Assistant Athletic Director, Damian Krisko:
Athletics Secretary, Brenda Daeschner
Here is a list of the sports we offer for the fall, along with the contact information for each coach:
Golf – Kurt O’Connor – kurt.oconnor@lcps.org
Field Hockey – Melissa Ferrara – melissa.ferrara@lcps.org
Volleyball – Carmel Keilty – carmel.keilty@lcps.org
Football – David Bishop – david.bishop@lcps.org
Cross Country/Track – Kevin Shirk – kevin.shirk@lcps.org
Cheer – Heather Morga – heather.morga@lcps.org
EXPECTATIONS FOR ATTENDANCE AT LOUDOUN VALLEY VIKING HOME ATHLETIC EVENTS
- The TicketSpicket App is to be used for ticket purchase. Ticket cost is $7.00 per person.
- No outside food or drink is allowed
- No signs/posters are allowed
- Noisemakers are not allowed at indoor athletic events
- No backpacks or equipment bags will be allowed inside the stadium or the gym or gym lobby/hallway areas - keep them at home or in your car.
- No balls, footballs, sticks, skate boards, frisbees, etc are allowed inside the stadium or the gym areas.
- No throwing and/or playing any games on campus – including inside the stadium or gym or gym hallway areas during the games.
- If you come to the games you are expected to sit in the bleachers/ stands, watch the games and support the Valley Viking teams; walking around in groups is not allowed - parents will be called for pickup if this occurs.
- Please carry out your trash to the nearest trash receptacle.
Thank you for contributing to a safe and pleasant experience for all Viking fans and players.
LVHS Athletic Administration
https://valleyvikingsport.org/
LVHS BOOSTERS
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
Loudoun Valley Athletic Boosters awarded a total of $10,000 in scholarships to Severn Welsh, Erin Lackey, Ethan Galletta, Caroline Bell, Nate Boner, Morgan Lundberg, Michael Kabban and Brooke Kelly
CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to the following ladies for being Regional Champions this season in Track & Field. 4x400m Relay: Zoey Nicodemus, Acadia Kincaid, Ella Peterson & Ava Casella, Ava Casella 400m and Ella Peterson 800m
Congratulations to Girls Lacrosse All Region - First Team- Alex Phillips and Kailey Renehan - Second Team - Jordan Phillips, Katie Clarke, Sophie Garbe, and Ava Wood
Congratulation to Baseball All Region athletes - First Team - Landon Bauer - Second Team - Cole Schaaf
Congratulation to the following athletes for making First Team All-Region for Softball - Ava Lomelin, Maddy Greene, Kayla Dunkerley, and Abby Stern
Congratulation First/Second Team All-Region for Girls Soccer - First Team - Lily Hewatt, Rachel Rietveld, Tessa Heffron, and Lizzie Thornton - Second Team - CC Pickering
Congratulation to the following athletes for earning First/Second Team All-Region for Boys Soccer - First Team - Will Bell , Second Team - Andrew Palmer and River Welsh
Congratulation to the following athletes for making First/Second Team All-Region for Boys Lacrosse - First Team - Graham Balderson and Charlie Pugh - Second Team - Aedan Graber, Zach Presgraves, Mack Gaffney and Brodie Green
2023 - 2024 Sponsors
TECH SUPPORT
WHAT TO DO IF LCPS GO IS DOWN
Direct Links for Students to Instructional Tools
TOOL: Google
LINK: https://drive.google.com
HOW TO SIGN IN: Google: student email address IDnumber@lcps.org, i.e. 000000@lcps.org
TOOL: Schoology
LINK: https://learn.lcps.org
HOW TO SIGN IN: Google
TOOL: Google Meet
LINK: https://meet.google.com/ OR the link you created for your class
HOW TO SIGN IN: Google
TOOL: Clever (for app integrations)
LINK: https://clever.com/
HOW TO SIGN IN: Student ID and Password
TOOL: StudentVue
LINK: https://portal.lcps.org/
HOW TO SIGN IN: Student ID and Password
FAQs
I've used the links and received sign-in errors. Is my password wrong?
Sometimes an LCPS Go outage is limited to LCPS Go, and other times it may be a network problem affecting multiple sites. In this instance, a password or other sign-in error may or may not reflect the actual problem. Wait and try later, refresh your browser window, and clear the cache if needed.
HIGH SCHOOL TOOLKIT
Contact Information
Website: https://www.lcps.org/lvhs
Location: 340 North Maple Avenue, Purcellville, VA, USA
Phone: (540) 751-2400
Twitter: @LVHS_official
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