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Clermont Elementary School

Clermont Elementary School

2023-24 Kindergarten and New Student Registration

We're excited to welcome our newest Eagles to Clermont Elementary School! Looking for information about registering a kindergarten or new student with us? Begin the new student registration process!

Free and Reduced Lunch

This year, school breakfast and lunch will be offered, but will no longer be free for all students. Breakfast will cost $1.75 and lunch will cost $3.25 for students. Click here to fill out the paperwork so that this benefit may continue.

Clermont ES News You Choose

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Summer Camps

Register now for FCPS summer camps, including Tech Adventure Camp for grades K-6
Elementary Institute for the Arts (EIFTA) for grades 2-5, and Institute for the Arts (IFTA) for grades 6-11.

Spirit Day: Country Western

June 09, 2023

Last Day of School (Early Release)

June 16, 2023

School Begins - First Day of School

August 21, 2023

Holiday (Labor Day Break)

September 01, 2023 – September 04, 2023

Student Holiday - Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 09, 2023

End of First Quarter - 2-hour Early Release

November 03, 2023

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Parent Teacher Assocaition

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Veteran's Day Celebration

November 14, 2022

Our Clermont Eagles celebrate Veteran's Day.

Clermont ES Named a 2021-2022 Purple Star School

November 22, 2021

Clermont Elementary School has been selected to receive the School Year 2021-2022 Purple Star Designation from the Virginia Department of Education.

Extraordinary acts of C.A.R.E.

February 28, 2020

Extraordinary Acts of Cooperation!

FCPS Students Are “Silent No More”

On Thursday, June 1, the junior class at McLean High School took part in an assembly about drug prevention and awareness called “Silent No More.”<br /><br />
Guest speakers included health experts, a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent, a federal prosecutor, and those who have been personally touched by this national epidemic that has reached Fairfax.

Twenty-three FCPS Students Named 2023 National Merit College-Sponsored Scholarship Winners

Twenty-three Fairfax County Public Schools students from ten high schools have been named winners of 2023 Merit Scholarship awards by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

John R. Lewis High School Hosts U.S. Vice President for School Safety Event

FCPS Superintendent Reid and Vice President Harris urge safer schools, student leaders to use voices.<br />

Superintendent's Weekly Reflections

Superintendent Reid writes about all of the great things happening in Fairfax County Public Schools.