Friendship Armstrong Elementary Fall Festival
Families with children pre-K-5, don’t miss Friendship Armstrong’s Fall Fest on Saturday, Sept. 23, 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.! Enjoy terrific books, our toddler fun corner, pony rides and moon bounces, too! Parents, spread the word! Bring a friend. Friendship Armstrong is a GREAT elementary school committed to nurturing a genuine love for learning!
2nd Annual Clash of the Titans Football Game: Friendship Collegiate vs. H.D. Woodson
Come out and watch these two high school football powerhouses face off for the champion’s trophy! Ticket Costs: Adults $5, Students $3 Buy Online Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/friendship-collegiate-academy-13651910077
Spotlight: Paulina Jones, Spanish Teacher at Friendship Armstrong
“There are 21 Spanish speaking countries, and I pick two or three every quarter to focus on. In addition to learning the Spanish language, it is important for […]
Friendship on DACA
Friendship stands for equality, opportunity and tolerance. We stand for DACA. See Friendship’s statement of support, and visit www.tolerance.org to learn more about this important issue. “Friendship Public […]
Back to School Nights
Enjoy an evening of fun and connect with your scholar’s teachers, parents and school administration. Please see the Back to School Nights’ schedule for your campus details.
Convocation 2017
Pictured are CEO Patricia A. Brantley and Dr. Marc Lamont Hill at our 2017 Community Convocation! The celebration was a huge success. Thank you to the Friendship community for your pride and participation. We are celebrating 20 years of commitment to excellence in education. #FPCSExcel
Teachers Prepared to Discuss Charlottesville with Students
“The central office is thinking about how to approach this and that every teacher is conscious enough to understand this is a touchy subject in our communities,” Eric Blood said. “It needs to be discussed but in a responsible way.”
Weekly Spotlight: Tony Jones, Friendship Alumnus
"I graduated from Friendship Technology Preparatory High. It was a supportive environment, and I had a great connection with teachers and classmates."
D.C.’s Friendship Collegiate Academy sends 18 football players to Division I schools
After the 2016 state championship and a dream season for seniors, the Friendship Collegiate Academy football players ended one chapter of their lives and signed their ticket to the next.