Are you a student attending college in Manassas Park, Virginia and looking for career counseling services? Manassas Park City Schools (MPCS) offers a variety of resources to help students explore, develop, and set goals related to their unique educational and academic needs. The school division provides emergency training and drills throughout the year, as well as information about the professional qualifications of its teachers. Additionally, the U. S.
Constitution's Bill of Rights is posted in a visible place in every Manassas Park City school. The Virginia School Boards Association (IEC) Policy requires that the school board must notify the parents of each student enrolled in a high school or high school selected to participate in the student health risk behaviors survey that their child may be randomly selected to participate in the survey, unless the parent denies consent to the student's participation in writing prior to the administration of the survey. Parents can also request that grades be omitted from the student's academic record and that the student does not earn secondary education credits for the course. The Department of Education will prepare and distribute annually to local school boards information packages describing educational and other services available through the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, the Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and the Virginia Department for the Blind and Visually Impaired for students identified as hearing or visually impaired. In accordance with federal code, Manassas Park City schools will inform parents of children selected to participate in any NAEP evaluation that their children may be exempted from participating for any reason, that they are not required to complete any authorized evaluation, and that they are not required to answer any test questions. College and Career Counseling Services (CCS) is excited to begin a new school year and has several events planned across the division in collaboration with Career and Technical Education (CTE). This site also offers an alternative academic approach for students who may not be succeeding in the traditional school environment or who are at risk of dropping out of school before graduating. For more information about retirement benefits for Manassas Park employees, contact Human Resources at 703-330-8550 or visit the Human Resources Benefits webpage.
Those who request hard copies can contact the school division headquarters at 703-330-8850 or visit the MPCS headquarters at 100 Park Central Plaza, Suite 300, Manassas Park, Virginia.
