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I will never eat another RITZ cracker as long as I live. I had no idea, but this is the stuff that develops cancer and all other kinds of diseases. It should be against the law.
Thanks so much @tarambrown for such an uplifting morning! Ready to build those authentic connections and support our communities in having a successful start to the school year!
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@SWS_FCPS @fcpsnews
Rockstar social wrkrs....THNKU for an amazing morning of dopamine Slingin'!! I'm leaving with a full heart and knowing kids are in GREAT HANDS!! #slingdopamine #taraized #kidsb4content
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📣Three cheers for Ms Crisafulli and Ms Moran our amazing Social Workers!! Happy Social Work Week to you both! We are so thankful for all you do!💛🖤💛🖤💛
@SWS_FCPS
Grateful for our partnership with @FairfaxNCS and their community center staff serving as Check & Connect mentors to promote student engagement, along with our social workers serving as program coordinators.
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Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Here are some ways to get active for the cause:
1) Free REVIVE Training with @FairfaxCSB in English & Spanish.
2) Educate yourself about drugs.
3) Talk to your children, truthfully, about drugs. There's no such thing as too young.
Closed out the first week of school visiting our wonderful team of school social workers @southlakeshs supporting the Open House for families.
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Has a child in your life suffered a loss of a loved one? Join us this Friday, May 5th for a very important webinar on how to support your child when they experience grief and loss. See flyer for details. Register here: bit.ly/40bLwzW
FCPS Office of Social Work Services retweeted
It’s National School Social Work Week. Thank you, Ms. Patrice Butler, for all the hard work you do for Edison HS students! @FCPSR3 @graceetayloredd @monica_bentley1 @CaitlynSaxton @edisonss1ap @MsMBStarkey
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It’s National School Social Work Week. Thank you, Ms. Jerome-Featherson, for all the hard work you do for McLean HS students!
Today in celebration of School Social Work Week, we extend our gratitude to all of our community partners. Grateful for our collaborative efforts to support students and families.A special thanks to Alice’s Kids @alicewillhelp, the recipient of our annual Community Partner Award.
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Congratulations to our amazing social worker, Mrs. Ferster, upon her nomination for FCPS' Social Work Impact Award! She is an inspiration to many and we are delighted to celebrate her, and her intern Ms. Hitchcock, this week during National School Social Work Week (March 5-11)!
We'd like to kick off School Social Work Week by recognizing our Social Work Impact Award nominees and Noreen Hill, the award recipient. We are grateful for all of our school social workers and the contributions they make to their school communities. #SSWWeek2023 #WeRise2023
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ERFC salutes @fcpsnews social workers. Thank you for breaking barriers every day! tinyurl.com/2jmes9w8
@SWS_FCPS #SocialWorkBreaksBarriers #SocialWorkMonth #NASW
As National Mentoring Month comes to an end, we extend our gratitude to all of the mentors making a difference to support students. A special shout out to one of our school social workers, Laura Cook, who is among several FCPS staff featured in this blog: fcps.edu/blog/anyone-can-be-…
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Had a great time @AnnandaleAtoms today w/ the @ColumbiaES_fcps boys mentoring program! S's toured the building, envisioned their future, & connected w/ HS mentors! #mentoring @fcpsnews @FCPSR2 TY to our social worker, Mr. Hewitt & @ShawnDeRose @Erik_HealeyAHS for coordinating!
Congratulations to Marcella Fulmore, School Social Worker @JohnLewisHSFCPS, for receiving the 2021-22 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Psi Alpha Alpha Chapter Citizen of the Year Award.


































