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City of Fairfax School Board Regular Meeting, Monday, February 9, 2026

Date: Monday, February 9, 2026
Place: City Hall, City of Fairfax, Virginia
Length: 0h 36m (video)
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[00:00:01] All right, good evening. Tonight is Monday, February 9th of 2026, and this is a regular meeting of the City of Fairfax School Board. Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, one under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

[00:00:29] Okay. There are no changes to the agenda this evening. We have one announcement. School Board Clerk of Appreciation Week is February 16th through the 20th, and I want to take a moment to publicly recognize Barb King and the incredible role she plays in our division. Barb is truly the glue that holds our office together. She's consistently kind, collaborative, and thoughtful,

[00:01:03] and she's an exceptional ability to anticipate needs before they're even expressed. She goes above and beyond to gather information support our work and ensure everything runs smoothly in City of Fairfax schools office Barb is deeply respected as well as she's very well liked by our school administrators faculty staff parents and for a very good reason quite simply we could not do this work without you Barb we are so grateful for everything you do for our students our staff and all our

[00:01:35] schools so I want to present you with okay the first item on the agenda is the

[00:02:08] adoption of the agenda may have a motion please madam chair miss Kelsey I move that the city of Fairfax school board adopt the agenda is written and distributed may have a second second thank you miss Kelsey moved miss accessory seconded all those in favor signify by saying aye aye aye none opposed so the adoption of the agenda passes unanimously okay we are going to start with citizen participation of which we have none okay and next we have our student representative report um miss lucas

[00:02:44] uh good evening and happy february uh so as we kick off 2026 with a fresh energy and new beginnings the fairback city schools continue to thrive enthusiasm learning and community connection the third quarter is underway finally um after the snow um and the students staff and families are making the most of every moment at fairfax high school winter sports continues strong with basketball wrestling swim and dive gymnastics and indoor track teams competing in games and meets throughout the month um on january 30th the school did we have school on the 30th or was it Snowed out.

[00:03:23] Snowed out? Never mind. Fortunately, we did not. In Katherine Johnson, the rising ninth grade families attended curriculum night at Fairfax High School on January 12th to explore high school pathways and course options. And then students also participated in math winter testing from January 8th to 13th, demonstrating their progress in the key academic areas.

[00:03:46] And then their weekly newspaper kept families informed on ongoing events and family engagement opportunities and preparation for the new quarter. At Daniel's Run, the Daniel's Run singers shown brightly performing in the Woke Children's Choral Festival in Manassas the previous weekend, and the school emphasized wellness and readiness aimed at winter weather alerts.

[00:04:10] In Providence, FCPS Math Week, January 12th through 16th, brought fun, free at-home math games, stories, and activities for K-6 families promoting English and Spanish while contributing to the district's 3-million-minute math goal. The month included an emphasis on STEM sustainability tied to EcoSchools USA and family engagement throughout Title I initiatives.

[00:04:34] Providence and Families enjoyed interactive, flexible math resources during the dedicated week, fostering a joyful learning at home. Wishing everyone a wonderful rest of the winter season and continued success in the new quarter and bright pathways ahead in 2026.

[00:04:50] Thank you, Ms. Lucas. Does anybody have any questions for Ms. Lucas? Okay. Moving on, we're going to go with the amended five-year CIP plan. Dr. Wright.

[00:05:07] Thank you, Chair Pitches, and thank you, Ms. Lucas, for that great update. I'll just take a moment of privilege before we get started and echo all the words that you shared about Ms. King and all that she does for our school division and our school community. We are very, very lucky.

[00:05:23] I've only been here about two months, and I've been able to recognize that impact right away. So a big thank you, Ms. King. So for members of the board and the public tonight, I'm sharing a brief update to the fiscal year 2027-2031 capital improvement plan for the city of Fairfax schools and this is a plan that the board previously reviewed in October and then adopted in November. These updates include an overall structure and set of priorities for our CIP that remain the same. The updates are limited and technical in nature and intended to better

[00:05:58] align timing and funding sources with our current needs and available balances. I'll highlight those specific changes as we move through the next few slides. And I'll begin by grounding us where we are in the overall CIP process and timeline. So on the next slide, you'll see the timeline for the CIP process. It was presented with a public hearing in October and approved by the board on November 3rd. The updated version we are sharing tonight reflects refinements based on additional internal review of maintenance needs and existing balances. With that context, I want to briefly revisit how we were thinking about routine maintenance within our

[00:06:38] budgeting framework here in the city of fairfax schools and the city of fairfax government overall this slide shows examples of routine recurring restorative maintenance work such as carpet and tile concrete repairs hvac repairs and replacement painting paving and roof maintenance now a key concept behind the updates is continuing to move these type of reoccurring items out of the cip and into the operating budget whenever possible doing so provides more predictability year to year and allows the CIP to focus more squarely on large-scale capital projects.

[00:07:15] This shift in budgeting practice is also occurring within our city government partners and alignment in these practices between our two organizations is critical. So the changes you'll see on the next slide reflect that shift in practice. And so with that in mind, I'll walk through some of the specific line item updates to the CIP.

[00:07:32] And so these are the changes from what was initially approved by the board in November. All of the updates on this table, the things that are new, are shown in italics on the slide for ease of reference. There are two primary changes.

[00:07:49] The first is the roof replacement funding, and that has been shifted from fiscal year 28 to fiscal year 27 to better align with facility condition information and anticipated needs. The second primary change is what I was referring to on the last slide, where the FY27 maintenance requests in several categories have been reduced because we are currently, we currently have existing balances in those accounts. So you'll see in that FY27 column a change in what was requested because we have existing balances. These reductions do not

[00:08:27] eliminate maintenance work. Rather, they reflect the use of available balances and the continued transition of routine restorative maintenance into the operating budget. And as I mentioned, that's happening both on the school side and the city side the selected school projects and overall long-range priorities in the cip remain unchanged so with that i wanted to walk through these updates transparently so the board is aware of what has changed and why and i'm happy to answer questions about the timing shifts the maintenance reductions or any individual light items thank you so much thank you dr wright um i'm going to start with miss bartlemay do you have any questions

[00:09:03] regarding the updates i'm not at this time miss kelsey no but i may have a go back in a second ms hickman i'm okay no questions necessary i just wanted to i know we talked a little bit about the bond and the roof and such during our fantastic retreats uh this past saturday um i wanted for

[00:09:40] transparency i just wanted to kind of if you could provide some clarification as to why we are shifting the roof by one year just for just for the public to understand that shift yeah yeah i that is a wonderful question i appreciate you highlighting that and what was adopted in what was presented in october and then adopted november it had the roof work beginning in fiscal year 28 so no funding and no work happening for the next year i think in all the bond funded

[00:10:16] referendum projects that had all that work beginning in in fiscal year 27 so starting this summer so if we stay on the the path that we're currently working through and there's approval from our city council partners that'll allow us to have the ability to start working on the roof in this upcoming school year thank you okay thank you um before we go to the next item on the agenda. I'd like to, did you, okay, okay, well you didn't, you said you might have a go back.

[00:10:51] Sorry, I just wanted to double check. Can you explain also, I'm noticing on this because I thought back, the turf replacement and the restroom entrance, those are more than what I see from previous. I just wanted to double check, is that, were the estimates like that we're getting now more is that why they've increased or yeah so that's a great question the I can't speak to exactly the the numbers that were put in there because it was before I was here but the original one had six hundred thousand dollars for the

[00:11:31] turf field and this one has seven hundred fifty thousand dollars that aligns with what the city put in their CIP earlier this fall excuse me their proposed CIP earlier this fall and same thing with the bathroom expansion numbers It was essentially the same, but they had it allocated across different years.

[00:11:47] Nothing changed about the total of the bathroom numbers. But what you see there with the $750,000 for the turf field and the $90,000 for the bathroom expansion exactly models what the city CIP proposed earlier this fiscal year. Okay. I was just double-checking because my brain, I was like, something doesn't look right.

[00:12:06] Thank you. Yeah, the turf is typically $750,000. I think that's what it was when we replaced it the last time, which was 15 years ago, was how much we allocated. Okay. I'll just say thank you to Mr. Phillips and Dr. Wright for their work on those and being flexible with our CIP changes.

[00:12:35] Before we go on to the next item, I just, I didn't, I want to recognize that we have Stacey Hall and Rachel McClellan from the city council. with us i and i thought that they were only staying for planning and then i looked up and they were still there so thank you for for staying we love having an audience having audience members so all right we are going to move on to the renovation updates um dr wright you're back all right thank you uh chair pitches um and so tonight this is exciting because we get to provide some updates on some important work um that's happening around the renovations um that were

[00:13:15] again part of this bond supported capital projects within the city of herefax schools and just for clarity for the public you know the the large majority of this work is scheduled to begin you know starting the summer but we did some funding was allocated early earlier before the process so we had the ability to get started on some of the design work during this fiscal year and And we'll talk about what some of that looks like today.

[00:13:45] But this is intended to provide a snapshot of where we are with these projects in the city of Fairfax schools. And we continue to be grateful to the residents of this community and to our partners in the city government for their strong support of this work. I'll briefly review how we arrived at the point we are tonight, share some information about contracts and early design work and outline what is coming next.

[00:14:06] And I would also share for the benefit of the public, it's our intention as a city school staff to provide one of these updates at each of our regular board meetings moving forward. So hopefully this will be a regular cadence with a regular reliable source of updates for our community.

[00:14:23] In terms of what we'll cover this evening, I'll walk through the history and context of this renovation initiative. I'll talk about the contract awards and some initial work that's been happening with the design teams. And then I'll close with an overall look at the renovation journey and some timeline information before opening it up for questions.

[00:14:40] So let's look at the next slide begin with how we got here if for all of our long time city of fairfax residents a lot of this is going to be very familiar but you can see that in the late 90s we shifted from four elementary schools to two elementary schools fun fact at one point there were six elementary schools and i recently learned that in the city of fairfax of various sizes and so now we're at two wonderful schools at daniels run in providence and you can see that as we move through the next decade there was renovations at our middle school and our high school and then really where we're

[00:15:19] talking about tonight is what started happening in 2023 where there was a facilities conditions assessment done of all four of the school buildings plus green acres in 2024 there was a referendum on the ballot with 69% approval from the community to primarily focus on updating our two elementary schools and doing some work at Fairfax High School and then what we're going to really get into the specifics of tonight is the City of Fairfax School Board awarded design contracts to two firms to begin working on the schools and that's where we are this evening so

[00:15:54] what you'll see next is who we awarded the contracts for and in September of this year, Mosley Architects was awarded a design contract for Daniel's run, and Architecture Inc. was awarded a contract for Mosley, excuse me, for Providence. Both of these firms are very well-regarded firms. It went through a competitively procured RFP process, and they have lots and lots of both of these firms, I would say it's appropriate to share that they're mostly known for their work in the k-12 sector so and our early work with them has been wonderful

[00:16:33] i'll now speak a little bit about daniel's run i think again if you're a part of the community you know this but it's a pre-k through six school with approximately 800 students originally opened in 1956 and then this is all new information for me and i worked there for almost two years but you can see additions in 84 89 2000 and with significant improvements in 1987 in 2001 so it's a it's a building that is nearly 70 years old overall with various additions over the years and you can see some of the basic details on the size of the building and the size of the property now we'll look at similar

[00:17:13] information for Providence Elementary School again a pre-k through six with a slightly larger enrollment similar timelines in terms of being open and similar timelines for basic improvements a slightly larger building in terms of square footage and then a larger piece of property and please note that this includes all of the baseball fields that are on that property as well so what I would like to talk now is help everyone understand a little bit about the work that has been done by our design teams and I'll share at this moment a big thank you to miss King miss Dorsey and especially mr. Phillips for they've been

[00:17:50] doing a lot of the work with these design firms and so you can see on the screen some of the things that have happened. There's been community meetings with school staff and families to get input on what are some of the priorities, what are some of the big hopes and dreams they have for each building. We've had members of either the design firms or their various subcontractors observing school operations during key times, arrival, lunch, recess, dismissal, kiss and ride at Providence, you know, kiss and ride at Daniel's Run, all areas that we want to try and continue to refine.

[00:18:24] And then they've met with principals, school-based staff over that time. And then finally, we've tried to prioritize what's important to us here in the city. Student safety, efficient use of space, lead sustainability programs, capacity, parking, and cost efficiency.

[00:18:43] And so as we look just ahead, we wanna talk about what are some of the things that are gonna happen next. And so as the screen moves up, we are excited that we're going to be conducting tours of previous renovation projects and the we in that statement is members of our staff and hopefully some members of our school board.

[00:19:06] One of the most exciting next steps is be able to look at some initial design concepts from the firm. So these are kind of rough sketches of what could be possible to say, hey, are we moving in the right direction? And then there'll be additional community engagement meetings with staff with members of the community to provide some feedback on those conceptual designs and we're hoping to have some of those dates finalized in the next week or so and then finally I want to take a moment here to share there's a dedicated section of our website the city of Fairfax schools website that is

[00:19:43] going to have specific updates on each of these renovations not just the overall work but this but each specific school as we go through this we'll be able to share updates designs key dates and other information that is important not only for this board and our city council partners but also for the community and and most importantly the the students and families at each school and so all of this fits into a longer renovation journey and we just want to talk about that in closing before we move into some questions and what you're seeing on the screen right now is a look at that website that I was just referring to and a big thanks to Carrie Dorsey for helping us provide this great

[00:20:22] resource for our community i think it's going to be a reliable place where people can go to find information there'll be a frequently asked question site and i would also point out that there's going to be a place where they can submit questions so they can get a prompt and an accurate response on any any question they have related to these projects so now we'll take one final look at this renovation journey and you can kind of see some of the key steps that are going to happen between now and hopefully a occupancy date of September 2030 there's a lot of things that can happen between now and that time but you can see some

[00:21:01] of the things that we've done already we've awarded that contract right now we're in that conceptual design phase and the next part is the schematic design and and hopefully that's where we'll be at the end of the school year and then you're going to go into a design development construction documents and permitting phase that allows our firms to really get into the details and the nitty-gritty. This wall is going to be 10 feet 4 inches tall and 6 inches thick and they'll specify the exact type of concrete that's going to be used. It's that level of detail that we're not at now but we will be when we get into that construction documents phase and then that helps us with the permitting

[00:21:38] and all the work that we need to do and then we go through a bidding process for our contractor construction and then eventual occupancy so just at the start of a very exciting journey but hopefully this will be a reoccurring forum for us to be able to provide everyone updates on this exciting work so with that chair pitches i'll conclude this update and i'd be happy to answer any questions that you may have okay thank you dr wright i'll start with miss sessori nothing at this time okay miss heckman um no questions just to request that when we do have

[00:22:13] the chance to we've did some school tours previously before this whole process started but that we're having opportunities school to see schools of similar scale and size and then maybe some that have some exciting new innovations that we might not have thought of yeah thank you so much i think that's a great um a great way to frame those type of visits yeah i'd like to put innovation on the innovation elementary on the list if we could okay great okay um miss kelsey uh i'll just ditto what they said. Ms. Barlmay. I don't have any questions but ditto and I'm

[00:22:51] excited to see what's coming. All right thank you so much. Just so the public knows we we've had many conversations around this so our questions have been mostly answered by Dr. Wright. Okay moving on we will move to the public hearings. This is the FY 2027 public hearing for the superintendent's proposed budget which has been which has been advertised sufficiently is there anybody who signed up Miss King no okay thank you okay action items we will start with

[00:23:31] first action item being the approval of our minutes from our January 5th 2026 meeting the clerk has provided these minutes is there a motion madam chair yes necessary I move that the city of Fairfax school board approve the minutes of the january 5th 2026 school board regular meeting as printed and distributed okay may get a second second miss sessori moved miss hickman seconded city of fairfax school board approved the minutes from the january 5th 2026 regular school board meeting as printed and distributed any additions modifications or changes okay being none all those in favor signify by

[00:24:09] saying aye aye aye no members are opposed the motion passes unanimously uh we will move on to our next action item, which is the five-year capital improvement plan modification. May I have a motion, please? Madam Chair. Ms. Hickman. I move that the City of Fairfax School Board approve the amended capital improvement program presented by the superintendent on February 9, 2026, including the addition of the HVAC project and updates to other project timelines and cost estimates. These amendments shall replace the corresponding sections of the CIP approved on

[00:24:44] November 3rd, 2025. Okay. May I have a second? Second. Okay. Ms. Hickman moved. Ms. Bartle may second it. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Those opposed, none are opposed. Motion passes unanimously. Okay. Next action item is the approval of the FY 2027 superintendent's proposed budget. May I have a motion please? Madam Chair. Ms. Sessori. I move the city of perfect school board approve the fy 2027 school board budgets as printed and distributed

[00:25:19] okay may i have a second second okay miss miss sessory moved miss kelsey seconded um all those in favor signify by saying aye none are opposed the fy 2027 superintendents uh budget passes unanimously okay we will move on to superintendent matters we're back to dr wright thank you chair pitches and during this time of the superintendent matters i'd love to share a few brief updates and

[00:25:58] reflections as we close this evening i'll start by sharing some immense gratitude for all the work that was done in our schools to make sure that they could open and open safely and this work was done by our custodial teams facility staff and our city partners and i would throw a quick shout out to our some of our department of public work partners here in the city that provided some key help at our city of fairfax schools right when the storm initially came and then even up until a couple days ago they were clearing they brought in a skid steer to

[00:26:38] clear a sidewalk that comes in the back of daniel's run to help some of our walkers get in there so we really appreciate all that i'm also grateful to the broader community for their patience and support as we worked and to ensure safe conditions for students and staff and the collective efforts made a real difference i was talking to someone earlier this evening we were kind of comparing nothing's perfect here in um in our city of fairfax but as we've looked around the dmv area you can tell not only the great work that's happened in our community and the community pride but just you know we're very fortunate for the resources that we have so a big thank you there i wanted to give the community and the board a quick update on some of the entry plan

[00:27:16] work that i've tried to do as the as i'm continuing to enter into this role we've talked a lot about here in these first couple months wanting to do a lot of listening and learning and trying to shift that now here in the coming weeks to doing some sense making and aligning of what i'm hearing from the community trying to think about the themes of what i've heard and align some of our leadership and governance structures to those themes and then trying to hear think about what are some of the emerging priorities we're hearing from our stakeholder groups i'm really really grateful for all the people and groups that i've met with for their openness and thoughtfulness

[00:27:53] specifically towards the needs of our staff our family our community and most importantly our students some of the things i've done in the last few weeks and i'll continue targeted outreach and engagement with key partners is meet with our city manager our police chief our fire chief city leaders and department heads former school board members i've spent a lot of time meeting with some of the leaders in our partner at fairfax county public schools not only have i spent time with our city principals but i've been meeting with some of the feeder elementary principals whose students are not in the city as elementary students but then they come to catherine johnson and Fairfax High School and just continuing to establish those partnerships.

[00:28:34] And then I'm most excited here in the next month or so, I'll be spending a lot of time meeting with students. Ms. Dorsey has created quite the itinerary of meeting with high school leadership students during Lion Time, AVID students in Katherine Johnson, all the way down to kindergartners.

[00:28:50] And I think there's a book I'm going to read to them called If I Built a School. And I think it'll be a good foundation to get some great input. And if you've ever spent any time with a kindergartner, they have the best input. Let's see.

[00:29:08] Just a few other things. I want to encourage families and staff community members to attend one of the community listening sessions. We had one last Wednesday night at Fairfax High School. And we'll have another one this Wednesday at Catherine Johnson. These are informal sessions.

[00:29:24] And they're an opportunity to ask questions, share what's working well here in the city, and then offer ideas of how we can continue to grow. There'll be another one next week that's a virtual session. So if you're not able to make it out to one of those events, we have a virtual session next week. And the details of all of that are on our website and in our close-up newsletters.

[00:29:43] Finally, it's been a great month in our schools. At Daniel's Run, I was really excited because I got to meet with our elementary principals to do some planning for the spring. And I also attended the Daniel's Run PTA meeting last week at Providence. I was at their orchestra concert, and then I attended their book festival, and it is a must-attend event.

[00:30:03] It's modeled after the National Book Festival, and there were guest authors, and there was, you know, a cartoon clinic. There was even a cartoon drawing contest between a professional artist who's a friend of mine, Mr. Lynette, and then one of the administrators. And I think Mr. Lynette went easy on him and let him win, but it was great.

[00:30:23] At Catherine Johnson, I was there for their rising 7th grade curriculum night, both as a superintendent and as a parent. And I was able to be one of the toughest judges of the debate competition in Mr. Long's civics class. So they had a great conversation about free speech.

[00:30:40] And then finally at Fairfax High School, I was able to attend their Saturday school program, their community curriculum night, a boosters meeting for the athletics program, a girls basketball game, a PTA meeting. And then last Friday night it was the Athletics Hall of Fame induction where 10 alumni members from NFL players to baseball players that are now doctors in Seattle and everything in between from students who graduated a few years ago to all the way back to alumni from the class of 1967 were inducted.

[00:31:14] And it was a great way to kind of see the history of our wonderful city and all the different impacts going through our schools have. So I was really excited to do that and follow that up by attending the academy's performance of how to succeed in business without really trying. Um, so, um, it's been really exciting.

[00:31:31] Um, and I'm going to close with one final thing because, um, chair pitches shared that it is, um, school board clerk appreciation week next week, but it's also school board appreciation month. Um, so I want to take a moment to publicly thank each of you for your service to the city of Fairfax schools.

[00:31:46] And that includes miss Lucas as well, our student representative. We are grateful for the role you play in planting seeds of success for our students and ensuring that every learner has the resources, opportunities, and support needed to grow, thrive, and reach their full potential. On behalf of our students, staff, families, and community, thank you for your leadership, your commitment to public education, and your steady focus on what is best for our kids.

[00:32:10] I'm grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside you and deeply appreciate the strong roots you continue to provide for our city of Fairbanks schools. So happy School Board Appreciation Month as well. Thank you, Dr. Wright. Okay. We will move on to board matters.

[00:32:27] Ms. Bartlemay. I wanted to congratulate the students from Fairfax Academy on their show, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. I heard rave reviews this past weekend. Ms. Kelsey.

[00:32:44] I just want to say I'm looking forward to the Providence Band and Choir concert tomorrow night, as well as, later in the month, the Histories and Humanities Fair that includes both elementary schools and Katherine Johnson.

[00:33:01] I'm kind of looking forward to seeing what those kids put together because most of it's done on their own. Hi. I have the perfect audience. I wanted to speak for myself and also on behalf of the school board to express our support for the Willard Sherwood Center.

[00:33:21] This project represents a strong partnership with the county and provides an important opportunity to create a central hub for community engagement spaces like this can play a meaningful role in giving the children in our city a safe structured place to connect to participate and to spend time together in positive ways vienna community center is a great example of how a similar shared space can successfully bring students and families together while supporting healthy constructive involvement outside of the school day and i'd like to recommend that if this project was to pass that it would be used as a model for our own city so

[00:33:54] thank you and good luck to all of you who will be making this decision uh miss sessori i will second that miss hickman thank you um i will add that uh just a quick good luck to the swimmers of fairfax high school and their regionals uh this this weekend at oakmont um so other than that i'm looking forward to the band concert tomorrow night at Providence as well thank you so much okay um I have one thing that I would I've been holding off on making any comments about this

[00:34:31] topic but Fairfax County Public Schools recently announced that the external investigation into Hayfield Secondary School and Fairfax High School's football programs has been completed It is my hope FCPS will now release the full report so that our city community, as well as the county taxpayers, have the opportunity to understand what was learned through this process.

[00:34:56] This investigation has implications not only for these two schools, but for all high schools across the county moving forward. It also directly affects current employees who have been placed on administrative leave for an extended period and are still waiting for clarity on how FCPS intends to proceed.

[00:35:14] I believe that transparency is essential for public trust, accountability, and for ensuring that any lessons learned meaningfully inform future practices. Our community deserves to see the findings, get resolution, and understand how they will guide decisions moving forward for not only coaches and families, but for student-athletes as well.

[00:35:38] So I would ask that report and resolution from this investigation be swift. Thank you. All right. Is there anything else before the board? Okay.

[00:35:55] If there's nothing else before the board, I will adjourn at 741.

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