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March 2007 Briar Woods High School

Home of the Falcons

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The Phenomenal Falcon Award was presented to the following students for the month of January and February: Naomi Lockley Scott Butler Josh Estrada Melissa Mailley Andrey Pyntikov Fahima Zaman Wang Soo Kim Lea Schield Sean Leach Lindsey Neimo Janice Desmangles Bailey Jensen Rachel Macasieb Grace Chen Rachel Roth Caroline Olson Students are nominated monthly by staff members in the areas of service, citizenship and scholarship. Congratulations to all!

Phenomenal Falcon 1 History Club 1 Newsletter 1 Attendance 2 Early Dismissal 2 Student Parking 2 Disability Notice 2 Senior Class News 2 School Calendar 3 Guidance News 4-5 Recruitment Fair 6 New Student Lunch 6 Lock In 7 Volunteer for Lock In 8 All Night Grad Party 9 SOL Info Letter 10 Tips for Parents 11 Science Fair 12-13 Spaghetti Dinner 14 Ice Hockey 14 Football Information 15 Mulch Sale 16 Parent Symposium 17-22

Newsletters Due to the cost of paper and postage, a hard copy of this

The History Club would like to thank the PTSO, Mr. Starzenski, members of the Jazz Band, and the BWHS Choir for supporting the Black History Month Assembly. The event was a tremendous success. Our guest speaker, Mr. Dylan Prichett, dazzled the audience with West African folk lore and practical lessons about how to live a productive life. Thanks again to all for your support.

newsletter will no longer be mailed. You can access future newsletters by going to http://www.loudoun.k12.va.us/bwhs and clicking on the newsletter link on the left side of the homepage. If you would like us to send you a copy electronically, send your e-mail address to Kathy Glikas at [email protected]

Early Dismissals Parents: When requesting an early dismissal, please send your written request with your student that morning. Ms. Culbert will write them a pass to excuse them at the appropriate time. This will alleviate the need to disrupt the classroom. Thank you for your cooperation.

Student Parking

Students need to purchase a parking permit to park on school grounds. The cost for the permit is $25.00. This is a standard fee for all of the high schools. Parking permits can be purchased from Mr. DeCenzo. Make your checks payable to Briar Woods High School

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Attendance Parents please help! When your student is absent, you need to call the attendance line at (703) 957-4400 to notify the school. For your convenience, this is a 24 hour answering machine. If you forget to call on the dayof the absence, you must send a note with your student on the day they return to school. Without a phone call or note, the absence will be considered unexcused and disciplinary action will be taken.

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Disability Notice

ssistance to enable you to participate meaningfully s, please contact Principal Starzenski at (703) 957-rior to the scheduled activity.

Senior Class News

20th at 7:00 PM in the Briar Woods HS auditorium. later date regarding the number of tickets that they will

esday, June 19th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm in the main gym. lease arrange work schedules, etc. to accommodate this

p and gown will receive information directly from the to purchase their cap and gown. Please note that you must cipate in the ceremony.

Loudoun County Public Schools 2006 - 2007 Student Calendar

September 4 Holiday (Labor Day)

September 5 First Day of School for Students

October 9 Holiday (Columbus Day)

November 3 End of First Grading Period

November 6-7 Student Holiday (Planning/Records/Conference Days)

November 22-24 Holiday (Thanksgiving)

December 22-29 Winter Break (Classes Resume January 2)

January 1 Holiday (New Year’s)

January 15 Holiday (Martin Luther King Jr. Day)

January 25 End of Second Grading Period

January 26 Moveable Student Holiday (Planning/Records/Conference Day)*

February 19 Holiday (Presidents’ Day)

April 2-6 Holiday (Spring Break)

April 12 End of Third Grading Period

April 13 Student Holiday (Planning/Records/Conference Day)

May 28 Holiday (Memorial Day)

June 19 Last Day of School for Students/End of Fourth Grading Period

Guidance News

2006 – 2007 Guidance Staff Dave Royhab Guidance Director Susan James Counselor for seniors: A – J

Counselor for grades 9, 10 & 11: A – F

Steve Cohen Counselor for grades 9, 10 & 11: G – N Michelle Hoffmann Counselor for seniors: K – Z Counselor for grades 9, 10 & 11: O – Z Jan Develli Career Resource Specialist Melissa Holder Guidance Secretary Loudoun County Scholarship & Financial Aid Handbook The Loudoun County Scholarship & Financial Aid Handbook has been distributed to BWHS seniors during the week of February 26, 2007. The handbook includes county-wide scholarships available to all LCPS seniors as well as scholarship exclusive to BWHS seniors. There is a link to a list of the county-wide scholarships on the BWHS guidance webpage. Additional information for state and national scholarship programs is available in the Career Center. In all cases, please pay close attention to deadlines! Give yourself plenty of time to request transcripts. SAT & ACT Dates & Deadlines for 2006-2007 Both the SAT and ACT tests are administered on nationally standardized dates and require advanced registration. Students may register on-line or may obtain hard-copy registration materials from the guidance office. Registration and study information is available at www.collegeboard.org for the SAT and at www.act.org for the ACT. Students should register at least six weeks in advance of the tests. Most colleges require SAT or ACT for college admissions. Some colleges also require certain SAT Subject Tests for admissions or placement. Students should check with all of the colleges to which they plan to apply to determine which tests are required and preferred. Students usually register for the SAT or ACT in their junior year and repeat the test in the senior year. Some students elect to take both the SAT and ACT. The ACT is different than the SAT in that it tests a student’s educational development in four distinct areas: English, Math, Reading and Science. Some students feel that the ACT is better

http://www.collegeboard.org/

http://www.act.org/

suited for their individual strengths than the SAT. While it is not as popular with students in this part of the country as the SAT, most colleges will accept either test. Following are the test dates and Loudoun County test centers: The dates and test centers listed below are not official and are subject to change! On-line registration information is available at www.collegeboard.org for the SAT and at www.act.org for the ACT. Hard-copy registration materials will be available in the Career Center. SAT

• March 10: SAT, Briar Woods High School • May 5: SAT and SAT Subject Tests, Broad Run High School • June 2: SAT and SAT Subject Tests, Park View High School

ACT • April 14: Broad Run High School • June 9

Report Card & Interim Dates In an effort to increase communication and to keep parents informed, all of our students will receive interims from all of their teachers on the dates listed. Marking Period

Interims Distributed *

End of Marking Period

Report Cards Distributed

Marking Period Three March 1 & 2 April 12 April 24 Marking Period Four May 17 & 18 June 19 June 25 (mailed) Homework Requests The guidance office will gather work for any student who is out if school for three or more consecutive days due to an excused absence. Please contact the guidance secretary to make a request. Course Scheduling for 2007-2008Last month, counselors met with students in their English classes to review graduation requirements, the Program of Studies and 2007-2008 course offerings. Students received their 2007-2008 Program of Studies and were instructed to share them with you. This was followed by “Scheduling Days” on March 1 and 2 where students received 2007-2008 course recommendations from their teachers.

Through the months of March and April, guidance counselors will be holding individual meetings with every Briar Woods student to review his/her 2007-2008 course requests. After the individual meeting with his/her counselor, your child will bring home his/her course selection form which requires your signature. If you would like to change a course please have your child return the course selection form with a note from you detailing the change you would like. As always, if you have any questions about 2007-2008 course scheduling process, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s counselor.

http://www.collegeboard.org/

http://www.act.org/

The Department for Personnel Services is hosting FOUR major events during the month of March. CLASSIFIED RECRUITMENT FAIR Wednesday, March 7, 2007 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Seneca Ridge Middle School Sterling, VA INSTRUCTIONAL RECRUITMENT FAIR and ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION FORUM (10:00 a.m. - 12:30 pm) Saturday, March 10, 2007 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Potomac Falls High School Potomac Falls, VA SPECIAL EDUCATION RECRUITMENT FAIR Thursday, March 15, 2007 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Administration Building Ashburn, VA If you have any questions, please contact: Erin Brunner 571-252-1657 or [email protected] Hannah Prebeck at or 571-252-1656 or [email protected]

New Student Luncheon The Briar Woods PEER Helpers hosted a luncheon for new students at the beginning of the second semester. Any student who was new to BWHS since January 2nd was invited to the luncheon where they enjoyed subs, chips, soda and desert. It was an excellent opportunity for new students to meet other new students as well as get to know some of Briar Woods finest students. A special thanks to the PEER Helpers who made this event a success: Leslie Luginbill, Anne Peck. Rushnan Saeed, Manal Saif, Dimpi Jhavari, Shiza Saleem, Ben Harvey, Jessica Fischer, Azmaira Khan, Mursal Kabiri, Arash Hamidi, Rhiannon Sauerwine and Megan Stockman.

“A Night in the Woods”

2nd Annual Briar Woods Lock In

Friday, March 16, 10:00 pm to Saturday, March 17, 6:00 am

Where: Briar Woods High School

Who: ALL Briar Woods Students with a ticket

Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria starting March 6 (You must have a signed permission form to purchase a ticket)

Cost: Tickets purchased March 6-13 $20.00 March14-15 $25.00

March 16 $30.00 At the door if space allows $35.00

Don’t miss this fun event - purchase your ticket early!

Activities include:

ALL Night DJ and dancing Movies

Sports in the Main Gym Carnival Games in the Aux. Gym

Play Station3, X Box, Nintendo wii DDR

Food, Food, Food

Come have fun with your friends, teachers and administrators and spend the night in the school.

The kids had a great time last year so…

It is time for the 2nd Annual Briar Woods Lock In

(The overnight party at Briar Woods)

Volunteers are Desperately needed!

When: Friday, March 16, 10:00pm to Saturday, March 17, 6:00am

Where: Briar Woods High School

Who: ALL Briar Woods Students with a ticket

What do we need?

We NEED help from everyone! We will need:

• food donated, and baked goods

• Help with ticket sales (during lunch in the cafeteria the next 2 weeks)

• Mostly-Volunteers to chaperone for 2-4 hour shifts or

anyone who wants to spend the night would be greatly appreciated! Or help with the clean up in the

morning.

Please mark you calendar and contact Martha to volunteer:

[email protected] to donate food contact Ellen:

[email protected] All proceeds will benefit BWHS Project Graduation

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CALLING ALL SENIORS!

ALL NIGHT GRADUATION CELEBRATION

WHO: Briar Woods Seniors WHAT: Fun-filled, all-night Grad celebration;

an alcohol- & drug-free night. This is a private party, closed to the public.

WHEN: June 20th, 2007 WHERE: Dave & Busters, in Rockville, MD.

Check out their website for more information: http://www.daveandbusters.com

Breakfast at school. Time: 10 p.m. check-in at school.

Release at 6 a.m. the next morning.

Transportation will be provided to and from BWHS via bus or limos. No student will be permitted to leave the premises before 6 a.m. unless picked up by parent/guardian. Chaperones will be on site at all times. COST: Buy early and save!

Until March 30th: $50 April 1st – 31st: $60 May: $70 At the door: $75 (if space is available)

Call Nicole Ace at 703-327-3866 if you have any questions. _____________________CUT HERE______________________________ Student’s Name: ______________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________________ Cost: ________________________________________________________ ($50 per senior until 3/30/07; $60 until 4/30; $70 until 5/31) Make checks payable to and mail with consent form/emergency form to:

BWHS PTSO Attention Project Grad 22525 Belmont Ridge Rd.

Ashburn, VA 20148

http://www.daveandbusters.com/

Dear Parent/Guardian:

On March 5, 6 and 7, Briar Woods High School will administer the SOL Writing Testto students enrolled in English 11. This test has two parts; multiple choice and direct writing.The multiple choice section will be given in English 11 classes on Monday, March 5 andTuesday, March 6. The direct writing section will be administered to all students onWednesday, March 7 starting at 9:00 AM. It is imperative that all students enrolled in English11 be present on these days in order to participate in the administration of this test. Pleaseremember that the English 11 Writing SOL is required for graduation for all students enrolledin public high schools in the Commonwealth of Virginia. All other SOL End of Course Tests are scheduled for May 14- June 4: Algebra 1 World History 1 Algebra 2 World History 2 Geometry US/VA History Earth Science English Reading, Literature, and Research Biology Chemistry

More information will follow regarding the May testing window at a later date. Please do not schedule trips, doctor appointments, etc. during testing sessions. It is imperative that your son/daughter is in school so that they can complete these mandatory tests for graduation.

Thank you for cooperation and your assistance. Sincerely, Mr. Ed Starzenski Principal Briar Woods High School

TIPS FOR PARENTS "Helping Your Students Do Their Best on SOL

Assessments"

Make sure your child understands the value you place on his/her achievement

Encourage your child to remain relaxed and calm during the tests

Make certain that your child gets a good night's rest and eats a nutritious breakfast before the tests

If your child needs eyeglasses, make sure he/she brings them to school on all test days

Make certain your child arrives at school on time so he/she won't feel rushed

Your child is being taught test taking strategies along with content in preparation for the SOL Tests. Encourage your child to use these strategies with all of their tests.

Take advantage of the released test items that are available through the Department of Education. There is a link to these test items on the Briar Woods High School homepage.

Below are the winners of the Science Fair. Congratulations!

Category Winners

First Name Last Name

Behavioral and Social Sciences First Place Shetal Patel Second Place Max Ace Third Place Jimmy Ray Biochemistry First Place Nicole Gilbert Second Place Benjamin Harvey Third Place Amanda Fisher Honorable Mention Virginia Mihelcic Chemistry First Place Grace Chen Second Place Sarah Khalf-Allah Third Place Ravi Gangele Honorable Mention Michael Birmingham Computer Science Second Place Ezekiel Mihelcic Third Place James Harrison Earth Science First Place Sotia Kyriacou Second Place Nora McGann Third Place Catherine Cottone Honorable Mention Meaghan Leon Energy and Transportation First Place Joseph Morris Second Place Kevin Kuhn Third Place Brittanie Nichols Engineering Electrical & Mechanical First Place Joshua Estrada Second Place Sally Ontiveros Third Place Christin Collins Honorable Mention Ashley West Engineering Materials First Place Arash Hamidi Second Place Brandon Hope

Environmental Analysis First Place Nicholas Mason Second Place Nicole Ivey Third Place Shiza Saleem Honorable Mention Mariko Itchkawich Mathematics First Place Cera Chen Second Place Steven Gussgard Medicine and Health Sciences First Place Caroline Olsen Second Place Jennifer Briley Third Place Ashley Allen Microbiology First Place Kelly Woodward Second Place Danielle Hunter Third Place Lauren Sepp Physics First Place Lauren Bowman Second Place Shruti Sriram Third Place Elissa Kim Honorable Mention Daniel Page Plant Sciences First Place Elizabeth Corriveau Second Place Alyscia Carter Third Place Brad Kimball

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Authentic All-You Can Eat Italian Spaghetti Dinner! Saturday, April 14th at

Briar Woods High School Café (aka cafeteria) 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

You don’t want to miss out on this!

the spaghetti sauce that the Briar Woods community will be talking about long after the t is over! Our own Mike DeCenzo is the Chef in charge, and he’s bringing out his

ily’s authentic Italian recipe! (and he may even bring out some of the “family” to help!)

Briar Woods High School DECA and FBLA chapters are sponsoring this delectable eventaturday, April 14, 2007 from 4 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tickets will be sold in advance - $8.00 dults, $5.00 for children under 12 years of age.

dinner includes salad, bread, all-you-can eat spaghetti, dessert, and beverage. The dinner features musical entertainment performed by various Briar Woods High School icians, as well as some awesome raffle items such as autographed Redskin jerseys with ficates of authenticity (Chris Cooley and Jason Campbell are just a few) and fun door es.

et sales will begin Monday, March 19th, and may be purchased through a DECA or FBLAent. Tickets are also available for sale at the Falcon’s Nest School Store, or by contacting

arketing or business education departments at 703-957-4400. You may also e-mail the A and FBLA advisors for information on how to purchase tickets. The advisors are:

Marketing Education/ DECA Advisor: Martha Belote- [email protected] Education/ FBLA Advisor: Nancy Cooley- [email protected]

profits from this event provide scholarship funds for our Briar Woods student competitorse state and national competitions, as well as an end of the year scholarship for the tanding FBLA and DECA senior students.

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Parent Involvement Symposium

SAVE THE DATE

Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m.

Stone Bridge High School 43100 Hay Road

Ashburn, VA 20147

Theme

Two Teams With One Dream

Featuring an inspiring speaker!

Dr. Adolph Brown, III

Keynote Speaker

For more information please contact the Outreach Office

21000 Education Court

Suite 511 B

Ashburn, VA 20148

Phone: 571-252-1460 Fax: 571-252-1801

1st Annual Parent Involvement Symposium

“TWO TEAMS W TH ONE DREAM ~ ALL CHILDREN WILL LEARN” I

Sponsored by Loudoun County Public Schools Outreach Office and the Minority Student Achievement Advisory Committee

Saturday, April 14, 2007

Location: Stone Bridge High School 43100 Hay Road, Ashburn, Virginia 20147

8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Parent Involvement Symposium Registration Form

Symposium Keynote Speaker Dr. Adolph Brown is a world-renowned professional motivational speaker, keynote speaker, and seminar leader.

Adolph Brown is possibly the most sought after speaker on the circuit today. He has been described as the most motivating, inspiring, exciting and dynamic speaker most have ever heard. He is an original thinker, an engaging presenter, a unique practitioner, and most importantly an affirming individual. His original humor, research knowledge of Best Practices, and customized presentations allows Doc to provide motivational solutions that his audiences can actually implement immediately.

If you plan to attend this event on Saturday, April 14, 2007, please fill out the following information and return to your schools’ Parent Liaison or the Outreach Office by Monday, March 19, 2007.

General Information Name: ____________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________________________ State: _____________________________________________________ Zip: ______________________________________________________ Daytime Phone: _____________________________________________ Evening Phone: _____________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________

School(s) Your Child/Children Attend: School___________ _______ School______________ ____ School_____________ _____

Registration Needs I will need interpreter services, language_________________________

MSAAC Membership Information: ___ I am an active member of MSAAC ___ I am not an active member of MSAAC ___ I would like to join MSAAC and receive email/information

Concurrent Sessions – Participants will choose two on the day of the event. 1. Assisting your child in being successful in school (Elementary) 2. Assisting your child in being successful in school (Middle) 3. Assisting your child in being successful in school (High) 4. a. Teenage Secrets to Misbehavior/Parenting Difficult Teens (Secondary) b. Why Does My Child Do That? – A New Approach to Child Discipline (Elementary) 5. a. Transition from High School to College ~ What parents should know (Secondary) b. Graduation Requirements (Secondary) 6. Bullying (All Grade levels) 7. Specialized Programs for Students, Gifted,

Academy of Science, AP/Honors classes (All Grade Levels) Panel Discussion 8. Advocating for Your Special Needs Child (All Grade Levels) 9. a. Effective Parent/Child Communication (All Grade Levels) b. Ethnic Identity (All Grade Levels) 10. Gang Awareness (All Grade Levels) 11. Immigration Laws (All Grade Levels) 12. The Parent Liaison Program (All Grade Levels) 13. Good Meals/Good Nutrition (All Grade Levels) 14. School Board Member Presentation

Loudoun County Public Schools Outreach Office 21000 Education Court Suite 511B Ashburn, VA 20148 571-252-1460

Simposio de Padres

GUARDA ESTA FECHA

Sábado, 14 de abril de 2007 8:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m.

Stone Bridge High School 43100 Hay Road

Ashburn, VA 20147

Tema

Dos Equipos con un Sueño

¡Presentamos un orador quien nos inspirará!

Dr. Adolph Brown, III

Orador de Apertura

Si requiere mas información favor de ponerse en contacto con:

Outreach Office

21000 Education Court

Suite 511 B

Ashburn, VA 20148

Phone: 571-252-1460 Fax: 571-252-1801

1er Simposio Anual de Participación de los Padres “DOS EQUIPOS CON UN SUEÑO ~TODOS LOS NIÑOS APRENDERÁN”

Patrocinado por la Oficina de “Outreach” (Alcanze) de las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Loudoun y el

Comité para el Progreso Educativo de Estudiantes Minoritarios.

SÁBADO, 14 DE ABRIL DEL 2007

Lugar: Stone Bridge High School 43100 Hay Road, Ashburn, Virginia 20147

8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Impreso de Registro para el Simposio de Participación de los Padres

Conferenciante para el Discurso de Apertura del Simposio Dr. Adolph Brown es un profesional reconocido mundialmente como un conferenciante motivador, conferenciante de discursos y un líder de seminarios. Adolph Brown es posiblemente el conferenciante más solicitado hoy en su profesión. Ha sido descrito como el conferenciante más motivador, inspirador, emocionante y dinámico que la mayoría hayan escuchado alguna vez. Él es un pensador original, un presentador que promueve la comunicación, un profesional único y lo más importante un individuo afirmante. Su original sentido del humor, su conocimiento de investigación de las Mejores Prácticas y sus presentaciones individualizadas permite a Doc proveer las mejores soluciones de motivación que su audiencia puede actualmente implementar inmediatamente. Si usted planea asistir a esta conferencia el sábado, 14 de abril del 2007, por favor, rellene la siguiente información y devuelva el impreso a la oficina de “Parent Liaison” (Enlace con los Padres) o a la Oficina de “Outreach” (Alcanze) antes o en el día, lunes, 19 de marzo, 2007. Información General Nombre:_______________________________________________ Dirección:______________________________________________ Ciudad:________________________________________________

Estado: _______________________________________________ Código postal:__________________________________________ Numero de teléfono durante el día:__________________________ Numero de teléfono durante la noche:________________________ Correo electrónico:_______________________________________ Niños en las Escuelas Publicas del Condado de Loudoun: Escuela_____ __ Escuela___ _____ Escuela____ ____ Necesidades para Registrarse Necesitare los servicios de un interprete, idioma_____________________ Información de Afiliación al MSAAC: ___ Soy un miembro activo de MSAAC ___No soy un miembro activo de MSAAC ___Me gustaría ser miembro de MSAAC y recibir mensajes electrónicos/información. Sesiones simultaneas – Participantes elegirán dos en el día de la conferencia. 1. Ayudando a su hijo para que triunfe en la escuela. (Primaria) 2. Ayudando a su hijo para que triunfe en la escuela. (Intermedia) 3. Ayudando a su hijo para que triunfe en la escuela. (Secundaria) 4.a. Secretos de los Jóvenes Hacia el Mal Comportamiento/Padres Educando a Jóvenes Difíciles (Secundaria) b. ¿Por Qué Hace Eso mi Hijo? – Una Nueva Propuesta a la Disciplina del Niño (Primaria) 5.a. Transición de Secundaria a la Universidad. ~ Lo que los Padres Deben Saber (Secundaria) b. Requisitos para la Graduación (Secundaria) 6. Intimidación (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 7. Programas Especializados para Estudiantes, Dotados, Academia de la Ciencias, Clases de Honor/AP (Todos los Grados/Niveles) Panel de Discusión. 8. Abogando por su Hijo con Necesidades Especiales (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 9. a. Comunicación Efectiva Padres/Hijos (Todos los Niveles) b. Identidad Étnica (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 10. Conciencia de Bandas (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 11. Las Leyes de Inmigración (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 12. El Programa de “Parent Liasion” (Enlace con los Padres) 13. Buenas Comidas/Buena Nutrición (Todos los Grados/Niveles) 14. Presentación por un Miembro de la Junta Escolar Loudoun County Public Schools Outreach Office 21000 Education Court, Suite 511B Ashburn, VA 20148 571-252-1460

Briar Woods High School 22525 Belmont Ridge Road Ashburn, VA 20148

Edward StarzenskiMichele Havener Michael Byers Joe Breinig Dave Royhab Mark Patterson Main Office StaKathy Glikas Terri Leonard Kelly Altland Kerri Culbert Wendy Smith Gail Lefloch

Administration

Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Athletic Director Guidance Director Activity Coordinator

ff Secretary Secretary Secretary Attendance Secretary Bookeeper Nurse

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