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 Above and Beyond
Fairfax City Council recognizes charitable efforts of two Fairfax High School students.
MOST 16-YEAR-OLDS can be found spending their free time playing video games, browsing Facebook or frittering away hours at the local mall. Marissa Bialek and Jordan Rummel are not average 16-year-olds, though. They like to spend their free time trying to make their community a better place for all, young and old, wealthy or not. The two Fairfax High School juniors created Project BOND, otherwise known as Beginning to Open New Doors, last year in an effort to provide assistance to those who need it most in the area. Read more...
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Teach the Children
Preschoolers learn lesson of giving during Jan. 27 Pajama Program.
 IN NOVEMBER 2009, children in the The King's Chapel in Clifton started new program called "King's Kids With a Purpose." Once a month, these children, ages 3 to 10, learn to reach out to others in their community. The children mostly come from Fairfax, Chantilly, Centreville, Alexandria and Herndon. Read more...
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‘Hard-Knock’ Theater
Robinson Middle School Brings ‘Annie’ to Stage.
 FEATURING A CAST and crew of more than 100, Robinson Middle School is presenting "Annie." And it won’t be an abridged version. "We set the bar really high," said Amy Hard, co-directing with Diane Burokow. "No junior shows We do only full-length, Broadway productions." Read more...
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