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Works from eleven South Lakes High School students are included in the Greater Reston Arts Center Emerging Visions exhibit which opened on March 2nd.

South Lakes High biology students have developed Ready-To-Use Therapeutic Foods (RUTF) in their biochemistry unit as part of their project-based learning initiative.

Congratulations to the South Lakes HS website on being one of ten schools recognized schools at this year's FCPS Web Curator's Conference with its "Best Use of Calendars and Events" to categorize and kept the school and community abreast of all the happenings.

Congratulations to math teacher Nicole Marinucci who was recognized in the "Student Achievement" category at the 2018 FCPS Excellence Awards for her high level of success at reaching her students and having them reach their maximum potential.

Congratulations to the South Lakes High School Men of Vision and Excellence Team which was recognized at the FCPS Excellence Awards in the "Impact on Others" category for its effective mentoring program that supports minority male students.

Digital Citizenship Week is coming! Learn more about how you can help your child safely navigate life online.

To encourage involvement in school activities, our leadership students sponsored a block party with information about school clubs, sports, and activities.

Benjamin Tignor, a senior at South Lakes HS, will serve a one-year term as a student representative to the Fairfax County School Board.

Congratulations to Math Teacher Nicole Marinucci, Business and Information Technology Teacher & IB Career-Related Coordinator Susan Brownsword, Custodian Barbara Posey, Assistant Principal Colleen Robson who were recognized at the 2018 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Several South Lakes High students were invited to the Best of Reston Gala for their work with the school’s Food Pantry, a 2018 Best of Reston honoree.

For its exemplary record of leadership, service, and activities that serve to improve the school and community, the South Lakes High School student council has been recognized as a 2018 national Gold Council of Excellence by the National Association of Student Councils.

As the new school year approaches, many educators across the country have found renewed urgency in their search for lessons that build empathy and appreciation for diversity. The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, offered at eight FCPS high schools, aims to build an international mind frame in students, raising compassion through understanding.