The Student Peace Awards of Fairfax County were begun in 2006 to encourage people to think more about peace as both a means and an end, and to recognize young people who work as peacemakers. Every year, the high schools in Fairfax County are asked to select one junior or senior, or a group of students, whose work has promoted peace. The project is organized by volunteers and funded by donations from 17 secular and religious sponsoring organizations.

Welcome to the 2020-21 school year. We hope things are off to a wonderful start and look forward to working with you to make this school year a positive high school experience! Enjoy the slide show and as you get to know our school team feel free to reach out to administrators if you have questions. You may find we have something in common!

Our very own Lori Dove was recognized for going above and beyond to meet the needs of our students! Ms. Dove we are proud of you and very grateful you support our team!

Congratulations to Instructional Assistant Princessa Williamson and Emotional Disabilities Teacher Alexandra Dooling who were recognized at the 2019 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Welcome, Frank Tranfa, the new principal of Quander Road School!

Students from 22 Fairfax County public schools have been named recipients of the 2019 Student Peace Awards of Fairfax County, designed to recognize young people who work as peacemakers.  

WJLA 7 reporter Kellye Lynn visited the Quander Road Garden to spotlight Quander's environmental science outdoor learning classroom and the United States Coast Guard Partners in Education program.

We are excited about the new look and features that are now available.

Photo Gallery shows the 2017-18 school year in review.