Welcome Sophomores!

What is "Service Learning?"

FCPS encourages all students to participate in meaningful community service. Community service hours are logged into Naviance/X2Vol, which students learned to use while at Cooper.
 

• Students who engage in at least 40 hours of service during their high school career (10 hours per year) are eligible to earn a Service Cord to be worn at graduation.

• Volunteer hours are verified by activity sponsor, they are NOT verified by students or parents.

• Hours reviewed/approved in X2Vol by Ms. Karen Burke, Career and College Specialist, who sits in the Career Center.
   

Any questions? Please reach out to Ms. Burke: keburke1@fcps.edu. If your student needs help getting into X2Vol.

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What is "Saxon Service?"

Saxon Service is an opportunity for all students to earn one service hour once a month, in school, during Langley Links. Parents are always welcome to volunteer to help run Saxon Service! If you are interested, please email Julie Hohl: jbzimmerman@fcps.edu.

Class of 2028 Slideshow

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Start taking photos now for the Class of 2028 Senior Year Slideshow! It may seem like a long way off, but our students’ graduation will come sooner than you can imagine. One of the most memorable moments of Senior Week (the week leading up to graduation) is the class video that is viewed at the Senior Breakfast attended by seniors and their families. 

We can’t be everywhere.  However, YOU are always at the memorable moments of your child’s life and probably with a camera in hand!  Please share those great shots with us by e-mailing them to Classof2028@gmail.com.  Our goal is to have every student and activity represented in our Senior Class Video!  

​Include only pictures of the Class of 2028 and only Langley High School events, i.e. sports, concerts, dances, theater, treat days, Saxon Time, and field trips.  THANK YOU!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the school hours?

Click here for information  https://langleyhs.fcps.edu/about/bell-schedule

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Where can I find my child's bus route information?

Preliminary bus route details will be e-mailed to parents in August from the Office of Transportation Services. 

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What if my child needs medications while at school?

The School Health Aide will be available for medication drop-off in the school Health Room. Details can be found on the Langley HS website. As needed, over-the-counter medications may be transported to school (directly to the clinic) after the first day by high school students, however the medication must be in the original unopened container and accompanied by an appropriate Medication Authorization. All prescription medications must be transported to school by a parent or designated adult. 

Details for medication drop-off in the school Health Room to come from Langley HS.
 

​https://www.fcps.edu/resources/student-safety-and-wellness/school-health-services

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How does my child get their school Laptop and/or PE Uniform?

Information to come.

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What do I do if my child has laptop or other FCPS technology problems?

Go to the Parent and Student IT Support Portal to learn more or to create a help ticket. https://itweb.fcps.edu/itsupport/

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Where are the Administrative Offices located?

To get to the school offices, enter at Door 1.

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Where is Langley Hal​l and the Auditorium?

Many school events are held in Langley Hall or the Auditorium, both inside Door 14.

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Where is Kiss n' Ride?

Kiss n' Ride is located at the side loop, outside Door 14.

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What is the school's contact information?

We suggest adding the following contact information to your phone contacts.

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What is ANGP?

ANGP stands for All Night Grad Party. For 30 years, Langley Seniors have enjoyed a safe, fun all-night party after their graduation at Constitution Hall. The ANGP is sponsored by the LHS PTSA and hosted by an ANGP chair and committee of Senior parents.  Every LHS class provides volunteers to make the event a success. Freshmen parents setup, Sophomore parents decorate, Junior parents clean-up, and over 100 Senior parents organize and chaperone/work the event. 

Seniors/graduates attend from 11:00 PM on the night of graduation until 4:00 AM the following morning. The goal is to reduce the risk of teen drinking and drug use on  graduation night, saving the lives of our teens and others in the community. ANGP provides our graduates a fun, safe, alcohol- and drug-free evening to celebrate one last time with all  of their classmates. Historically, more than 90 percent of the graduating seniors attend.