Loudoun County Public Schools

Today is Substitute Educators Day! Subs are a vital part of the Loudoun County Public Schools community, and we're always looking to add dedicated professionals to our incredible team. To give you a closer look at what being a substitute in our division is really like, we spent the day shadowing four amazing subs. While no two days are alike, we aim to ensure that every substitute feels valued and supported in whatever role they take on. Jessica Andrade, a long-term substitute at Frederick Douglass Elementary, shares that one of the highlights of her job is the opportunity to experience a variety of roles. “I've subbed in different grades, core subject classes, EL, ASL and Spanish. I've even subbed as a counselor and secretary! Subbing in all these different positions has taught me so much, and I've gained a tremendous amount of experience.” Many thanks to Ms. Andrade, Ms. Dean, Ms. Hilt and Ms. Land for allowing us to follow along as they make a difference in students’ lives! If you’re interested in becoming a sub for LCPS, visit: https://lnkd.in/dDCq78RX

As Thanksgiving approaches, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible community built by our dedicated and talented team. If you're looking for a new opportunity, we'd love for you to join us! Explore our current job openings below, and if you’re a fit, visit our job search site to apply: https://lcps.pub/3npgzrh - Coordinator, Government Relations - Environmental Health and Safety Specialist (Water Programs) - Supervisor, Special Education - School Plant Engineer - Speech Therapist (multiple locations) - Teacher, Business Education/Cybersecurity - Librarian (Elementary) - Teacher, Resource (STEM Elementary)

Tune in to a brand new podcast from LCPS beginning tomorrow, November 21, and listen to the pilot episode featuring staff discussing the need for a podcast, combating disinformation and LCPS connecting with the community. Find the LCPS Podcast on all major podcast platforms. Details: LCPS.org/podcast

Safety & Security leadership, along with Principal Kevin Murphy and the student’s parents, presented an award to a Little River Elementary School student for their outstanding efforts in exemplifying our commitment to See Something, Say Something, Do Something. Please report any concerning information to your principal, to law enforcement or anonymously through the Safe2Talk app.

Meet Carlos, a Freedom High School student who was one of six LCPS Digital Experience Specialist interns. He expanded what he learned in his Advanced Computer Science class to outside the classroom via his internship. Learn how your business can get involved in next year's Job For A Day at: https://lcps.pub/3YSmkPM

🎉 Huge congratulations to Mrs. Renée Dawson, our Director of Family and Community Engagement, for receiving the President’s Volunteer Service Award! 🌟 This national honor recognizes volunteers whose service makes a lasting impact on their communities. With 25 years in education, Mrs. Dawson has championed family and community partnerships, creating meaningful connections that empower our students and strengthen LCPS. Her dedication to organizing events like Together in Remembrance and supporting initiatives like BLOOM reflects the mission of this award: inspiring service and civic responsibility. Join us in celebrating Mrs. Dawson’s incredible impact on our community! 👏 Read more: https://lcps.pub/4eGCSQh

Loudoun County Public Schools is attending the DIVERSITY in Ed Virtual Teacher Recruitment Fair on Thursday, Dec. 5 from 4 - 7 p.m. EST! Diversity in Ed is a leader in virtual teacher recruitment fairs, and every virtual fair includes: live video interviews, a real-time job board and online “match” networking. If you’re a teacher looking for your next career move, come chat with LCPS and learn why we are the employer of choice! Register here: https://lcps.pub/3NNlhLy

Meet Teagan, a Loudoun Valley High School student who aspires to be a naval pilot. She enrolled in manufacturing classes to get hands-on experience for her future career. Learn how your business can get involved in next year's Job For A Day at: https://lcps.pub/3YSmkPM

Registration is now open for the One LCPS Licensed Educator Virtual Career Fair! Join Loudoun County Public Schools and discover why we are the employer of choice. Ashleigh Ferguson, a first grade teacher at Liberty Elementary School, cites LCPS’ commitment to using technology to enhance learning as a major reason why she chose to work for the division. Don’t miss out, registration closes on Nov. 20! https://lcps.pub/4f9wke5

Nearly 600 students participated in yesterday’s annual Job For A Day program, where juniors and seniors have the opportunity to visit local businesses and learn about their potential field of study. Learn more: https://lcps.pub/4hNAmul