Congratulations to administrative assistant Kimberly Wilson who was recognized as the FCPS 2022 Region 4 Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee and one of the six finalists for the FCPS Outstanding School-Based Operational Employee at this year's FCPS Honors event, held at George Mason University Center for the Arts on June 8th.

Congratulations to Kindergarten teacher Cheryl Sanavaitis who was recognized as the FCPS 2022 Region 4 Outstanding Elementary Teacher and one of the five finalists for the FCPS Outstanding Elementary Teacher at this year's FCPS Honors event, held at George Mason University Center for the Arts on June 8th.

The 2020-2021 school year has definitely been a year to remember. Inspired by a close friend Chanel Hurlin and Natasha Bedingfield’s song “Together In This”, three elementary school teachers came together with their students to remind everyone that we are ALL together in this! This song has helped serve as our inspiration to make it through a very challenging school year. Thanks to our wonderful Laurel Hill staff, students, families, and also to Michael Greene for helping to produce this uplifting video! We hope you enjoy! #NatashaBedingfield #TogetherInThis #OurFCPS #FCPSstrong https://natashabedingfield.lnk.to/tog... https://laurelhilles.fcps.edu/ https://twitter.com/mrgreeneedu

Please check out our 2021 Annual Pyramid Art Show!

Congratulations to STEAM teacher Pete Cookson who was recognized as the FCPS 2020 Outstanding Elementary Teacher!

Check out the wonderful action that happened during Digital Citizenship Week at Laurel Hill!

Congratulations to Building Supervisor Edward Kear and Physical Education Teacher William Brady Jr. who were recognized at the 2019 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Congratulations to Principal Dalton on being recognized as the November 2018 FCPS Cares Recipient of the Month!

Our first graders are learning to think like scientists by using their senses to observe and classify, experimenting on and doing activities that revolve around pumpkins.

Congratulations to Physical Education Teacher Julianne Braden, Sixth Grade Teacher Marissa Williamson, and Instructional Assistant Mary Trippe Everett who were recognized at the 2017 FCPS Honors Ceremony!