Francis Legagneur
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School Summary

Lorton Elementary School opened in September 2003. Located at the end of Lewis Chapel Road in historic Lorton, it is a state-of-the-art school designed to serve the students and the community. The facility has over 100,000 square feet of instructional space and presents a dynamic, multi-colored playground and multiple playing fields which are surrounded by a park.

An active PTA funds and supports cultural arts programs, family nights, extracurricular activities, a monthly newsletter, and direction for volunteer involvement. PTA activities are welcomed and important.

Lorton Station Elementary contains a variety of creative space options including a theater arts area, television production studio, a rock climbing wall, computer lab, and a library with extensive Internet access and on-line research resources. Technology is a critical, imbedded, learning tool in the school. Students and teachers have wired and wireless Internet access, multiple computers in each classroom, as well as access to wireless mobile laptop labs that travel to students providing network access for an entire classroom.

As a Professional Learning Community staff members, students, and the community collaborate to serve a diverse population which includes special education students, students for whom English is a new language, gifted and talented center students, and general education students. There is a strong commitment to learning and the development of citizenship skills needed for success.

Last Updated: 2019-02-01

Enrollment	Enrollment as of October 202425: 734
Grades	Preschool, K-6
FCPS Programs	FCPS Division Profile FCPS Elementary School Profile Adapted Physical Education Advanced Academic Full-Time Services Program Center Advanced Academic Services, Elementary English for Speakers of Other Languages PreK PreK-12 ABA Services School-Age Child Care Title I Young Scholars Last Updated: 2022-01-14
Special Features	After-school remediation program and morning math Algebra readiness Capacity Building Grant Challenge 24 Community based summer school Compacted math Family events and information nights such as Kindergarten Play, Dance Night, Shakespeare or Greek Plays, Bingo, Movie Nights, Book Fairs, College Information Night, Positive Behavior Family Night Foreign language instruction Grand Involve Jason Project Junior Great Books Math Olympiad Odyssey of the Mind Positive Behavior Support (PBS) Professional Learning Communities to encourage collaboration for student achievement Reading Recovery "Reading Roadrunners" through a Targeted Student Achievement Grant Sixth Grade Events such as frontier day, moving-on reception, awards assembly Tutoring program in partnership with the Lorton Community Action Center WordMasters Last Updated: 2019-02-01
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Attendance Area	This school is part of Region 6 and the Hayfield High Pyramid. Enter your street address in the boundary locator to determine which schools your student should attend.