• FCPS Division Profile
• FCPS High School Profile
• Advanced Placement Diploma (AP)
• Apprenticeship
• Career Development
• College Partnership Program
• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
• JROTC - Navy
• Life Enrichment
• Pathway to the Baccalaureate
• PreK-12 ABA Services
• School Probation Counselor Program
• Special Education Services
• World Languages

• Peer mediation and peer tutoring
• Clubs that improve academic achievement of all students with a special emphasis on minority students
• Touching Bases parent-teacher student progress meetings
• Community support led by Herndon PTSA, Herndon Community Coalition, and a variety of booster clubs
• Hispanic PTSA
• Hornet Challenge program which encourages and supports students taking honors and advanced placement classes
• Financial Aid Champion to help limited English proficient families understand financial aid for post secondary education
• Most Improved Breakfast to honor students for academic improvement
• Leadership and resiliency program to address alcohol and drug prevention

• Northwest Federal Credit Union
• Herndon United Methodist Church
• Herndon-Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce
• Kids R First
• The Herndon Community Coalition

School Summary

Herndon High School is an inclusive high school serving students from Herndon, Reston, and Great Falls, located near Dulles Airport and numerous technology centers.

Herndon High offers a full range of advanced placement courses. Honors courses in grades nine through twelve help prepare students for upper-level and advanced placement courses. A comprehensive foreign language program includes Spanish, French, German, and Latin. A multi faceted fine arts department offers students a range of visual arts, music, and drama.

Herndon High School athletic teams participate in the highly competitive Concorde District and Northern Region. Athletics allow students to develop their competitive spirits. Student athletes are honored at the conclusion of each season with an awards banquet held at the high school. The annual senior awards night is a highlight of the school year and through school-community partnership Herndon students receive just over $2.5 million dollars yearly in scholarship opportunities. The mission of Herndon High School is to fulfill the individual needs of our diverse student body, maintain high expectations and accountability, provide quality instruction, promote ethical values, and prepare students for the challenges of good citizenship and leadership. Staff members of Herndon High are dedicated to challenging and preparing our students for lives of fulfillment.

Last Updated: 2011-07-28