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March 14-20: FCPS Disciplinary Review Process Under Way

Oakton woman describes seeing her native country Japan deal with earthquake destruction

The School Board at a work session meeting last week. Members narrowed down the list of discipline concerns at the first of three review meetings.

Fairfax County unions gathered at Fairfax City Regional Library to .

Fairfax County supervisors continue budget town hall meetings ahead of the public hearings at the end of the month. Last week, Sully Supervisor to address their questions and concerns.

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The discussion on drugs at Madison High School continued with the principal's assertion the school's problems with drugs are . He also aid he is that would discourage students from bringing drugs to school, or showing up to school drunk or high.

When saw her native country Japan suffer a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and the subsequent tsunami, she couldn't believe it. "It was like watching a movie or something. It's unreal," Ruch said. "I lived in Tokyo until I was 27, and I did experience lots and lots of earthquakes. But that, that is beyond imagination."

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For ideas on how to help with ongoing relief efforts in Japan, click .

Sports

Oakton Patch continued previews of the upcoming seasons for spring sports with insights into Oakton High School and , and Flint Hill , ,

Flint Hill's baseball team opened its season with a over Randolph-Macon Academy. The Huskies' softball team didn't have the same luck, as they to National Cathedral School.

The Oakton boys soccer team came back to tie the game after a 3-0 deficit, their season opened with a to Yorktown.

Oakton's softball team was led to an over Washington-Lee in its season-opener by freshman pitcher Allison Davis, who pitched a no-hitter and went 3 for 3 at the plate, including a home run, triple and single to drive in six runs. The baseball team did not fare as well, James Madison High School 6-2.


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