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A
Publication
of Fauquier
Alliance
for Youth
The Youth Guide
Fauquier’s Resource for
Youth Activities & Services
CHILD CARE • LIBRARIES • PARKS & RECREATION • SCHOOLS
YOUTH & FAMILY SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS • CHURCHES • MAP
MEDICAL & HEALTH SERVICES • PERFORMING ARTS • SPORTS
CLUBS • EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT • VOLUNTEERING
T H E Y O U T H G U I D E – Fauquier’s Resource for Youth Activities & Services
Special thanks to the
following Youth Guide
supporters:
The J es s e & Ro s e
OEB
Table of Contents
PAGE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS .......................3
F O U N D AT I O N
CHURCHES WITH YOUTH PROGRAMS & FAITH BASED CLUBS...................7
CLUBS.......................................................................................................10
EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT...................................................................14
LIBRARIES.................................................................................................16
MEDICAL & HEALTH SERVICES .................................................................18
Moms Club of Warrenton
Fran Maurelli
Stephanie Swanson
Lynn Walsh
Melissa Whipkey
PARKS & RECREATION .............................................................................21
MAP .........................................................................................................24
PERFORMING ARTS ..................................................................................27
AND
The Youth Guide advertisers
that saw value in this community
effort for our youth!
SCHOOLS ..................................................................................................31
SPORTS .....................................................................................................36
YOUTH & FAMILY SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS .........................................42
EDITOR
Sheri Murphy
Fauquier Alliance for Youth
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH ...............................................46
LIST OF ADVERTISERS...............................................................................47
ART DIRECTOR
Linda Austin
Brand Design, Inc.
The Youth Guide is published yearly by
Fauquier Alliance for Youth, Warrenton, VA.
For inclusion in The Youth Guide, or for advertising, contact Sheri Murphy at 540-347-4619.
INDEX .......................................................................................................48
FAUQUIER ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH
Spring, 2006
Dear Fauquier Families:
The Fauquier Alliance for Youth is pleased to help publish The Youth Guide –Fauquier’s resource for youth activities
and services. We hope that The Youth Guide makes it easy to find useful information on local programs and services.
With the goal of getting Fauquier’s youth more active in positive activities when school is not in session, we encourage
you to get your children involved. Research shows that what goes on outside the classroom, after the school day is
done, directly affects how well students perform in school. We also know that juvenile crime is at its highest during
the hours of 3pm and 6pm. If you would like to get your child involved in local activities but need assistance, please
do not hesitate to call. We will do everything we can to help.
We are aware that programs and services may not be included. Please let us know if you have a program to include or
would like to see additional information in future publications. We would like The Youth Guide to be as informative as
possible and look forward to your input.
By working together as a community, we can make a difference in the lives of our children!
Warmest regards,
Boys and Girls Club of Fauquier
CADRE
Fauquier Community Action
Fauquier Community Child Care
Fauquier County Extension Office/4H
Fauquier County Libraries
Fauquier County Parks and Recreation
Fauquier County Public Schools
Fauquier County Sheriff's Office
Fauquier Department of Health
Fauquier Department of Social Services
Fauquier Family Shelter
Fauquier Hospital
Girl Scouts
Highland School
Learning Tree Farms
Mary's Family
Mom's Club of Warrenton
Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center
Piedmont United Way
Piedmont Volunteer Center
Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Board
Spiritual Care Support Ministries
Established in 2004, Fauquier Alliance For Youth provides the opportunity for ongoing communication and collaboration
among Fauquier County organizations that serve youth. The Alliance meets every other month to discuss successes and challenges,
ways to avoid duplication of service and how to enhance programs countywide.
To learn more about Fauquier Alliance for Youth, please call Sheri Murphy at (540) 347-4619.
Child Care, Preschools & After
School Programs
Boys and Girls Club of
Fauquier County
Location:
Taylor Middle School 350 E. Shirley Ave., Warrenton
Cedar Lee Middle School 11138 Marsh Road, Bealeton
Program:
An after school and summer program
offering a variety of activities including:
sports, games, crafts, homework help,
game room and prevention programs.
Ages: Boys and Girls, age 6 - 18
Enrollment: 500
Hours:
2:30 to 8pm weekdays during the school
year; 8am to 5pm in the summer.
Transportation is provided from every
Fauquier County school to the two club
sites after school.
Cost:
Membership dues of approximately $50
per year.
Contact:
(540) 349-8890; after 2:30pm contact:
Taylor Middle School, (540) 341-3392 or
Cedar Lee MIddle School, (540) 439-2571
fauquierclub@aol.com
Children of America
Programs:
Infant care, preschool, before/after school
care and school age summer camp
Location:
164 W. Shirley Ave., Warrenton
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
Enrollment: 209 maximum
Hours: 6am - 6:30pm
Cost: Call for details
Contact:
(540) 428-2880
www.childrenofamerica.com
eurAuPair
Fresta Valley Christian School
Program:
Local au pair program providing 45 hours
of live in child care per week. A flexible
option for your child care needs. For
more information please call.
Cost:
Average $253/week per family, not per
child.
Contact:
Jeanne Clark, Community Counselor
(540) 272-2176
www.eraupair.com
– see SCHOOLS
Fauquier Community
Child Care
Program:
Before and after school childcare programs at nine elementary schools. Care is
provided for most school holidays and
some inclement weather days, from 6:30
am to 6:30 pm. Summer camp and Teen
Camp is available. Before and after camp
care is offered. School year and camp
activities include sports, games, homework time, crafts, science and outside
activities.
Ages: 5 to 13
Enrollment:
700 during the school year and 315 for
summer camps
Hours:
6:30 to 8:30am (school year mornings
and camp mornings), 3:30 to 6:30pm
(school year afternoons and camp afternoons), 8:30am to 3:30pm (camp only)
Cost:
Before School - $116/month;
After School - $151/month; Before/After
School Combined - $238/month
Summer Camp - $110/week;
Before/After/Camp - $130/week
Some part time care available. Sliding
scale
Contact:
(540) 347-6970
fax (540) 347-3518
Main office, 173 B Keith Street,
Warrenton
www.fauquiercommunitychildcare.org
fauquiercomchildcare@verizon.net
Head Start/Bright Stars
Location:
Nine classrooms around the county
Program:
Half-day child development program for
children of low-income families.
Ages: 3 to 5
Enrollment:
139 income-eligible; 16 Bright Stars
Hours: 8:30am to 12:30pm
Cost: None
Contact: (540) 347-7000, extension 109
Highland School – see SCHOOLS
Jack and Jill School
Location:
200 Green St., Warrenton
Programs:
Morning preschool (9am to 12pm) during
school year
Ages: 2 to 5
Enrollment: Approximately 80 families
Hours: 7am to 6pm
Contact: (540) 347-2203
Jan & Friends Child Care
Center
Location:
9389 Ramey Road, Marshall
Program:
Infant care to Kindergarten prep
Ages: Two months to school-age
Enrollment: 20
Hours: 6am to 6pm
Contact: (540) 364-2832
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CHILD CARE
Maplewood Child Care Center
Leeds Episcopal Activity
Preschool
Location:
4332 Leeds Manor Road, Markham
Programs:
Tuesday through Thursday - pre-kindergarten classes for 3 and up
Mondays and Fridays - Play and Learn for
children 2-1/2 to 3-1/2
Ages: 2-1/2 to 5
Enrollment:
30 (16 in class at one time)
Hours:
9:15am to 1:15pm (pre-kindergarten)
9:15am to 12:15pm (play and learn)
Cost:
Call for details
Contact:
(540) 364-2849
E-mail: leedssecretary@aol.com
Little Graces Preschool
Location:
Grace Episcopal Church, 6507 Main St.,
The Plains
Ages: 2 1/2 to 5 years old
Hours:
Vary by program during September - May
Cost:
Varies by program, scholarships available
Contact: (540) 253-9800
Location:
4513 Lee Highway, Warrenton
Programs:
Kindergarten prep; no before or after
school care
Ages: 6 months to 6
Cost:
$145/week for 2-1/2 year olds and up;
$160/week for under 2-1/2.
Contact: (540) 349-1147
Marshall United Methodist
Preschool
Program:
Three-day preschool program Tuesday
through Thursday between September
and May.
Location:
8405 W. Main Street, Marshall
Ages: 3 to 4
Enrollment: 40
Hours: 9am to 1pm
Contact: (540) 364-4111
Meadow Brook Child
Development Center
Location:
555 Winchester St., Warrenton
Programs:
Preschool, before and after school care
Enrollment: Up to 70
Cost:
$35 for before school/$40 for after
school/$60 for both
Contact: (540) 349-4354
Little People’s Playskool
Location:
Remington United Methodist Church
Programs:
Preschool includes motor skills, phonics,
name recognition, numbers, field trips
Ages: 3 to 5-1/2
Enrollment: 30
Hours:
9 to 11:45am, Tuesday through Thursday
Cost:
$125 a month, $25 yearly registration fee
Contact: (540) 788-1377
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Midland Christian Academy
– see SCHOOLS
Montessori School of
Middleburg
Location:
7274 Rectors Lane, Marshall, VA
Program: Primary Montessori
Ages: 2-1/2 to 6
Hours:
8:30 AM - 11:45 - 5 days with 3 day
extended option 8:30am - 2:30pm
Contact:
(540) 687-5210
Mailing Address:
PO Box 35, Middleburg, VA 20155
Mountainside Montessori
Location:
6089 John Barton Payne Road
Marshall, VA
Program:
AMI Montessori program, bi-linguql in
Spanish
Ages: 2 1/2 to 6 years old
Hours:
8:30am – 2:30pm
Cost:
Call for details or visit website
Contact: (540) 364-3222
Hours:
www.mountainsidemontessori.com
Piedmont Child Care Center
Location:
9121 John Mosby Highway, Upperville
Programs:
Infant, pre-toddler and toddler care; preschool; before and after school program
Enrollment: 72
Hours: 7am to 6pm
Cost:
Infants $210/week with two week
deposit; Pre-Toddler $182/week with two
week deposit; Toddler $153/week with
two week deposit; Pre-School and School
full-time $140/week or $36/day.
Contact: (540) 592-3908
CHILD CARE
Enrollment: 50
Hours:
9am to noon, open only when school is
in session
Cost:
5 day Pre-K for 4 yr. olds - $225; 3 day
Pre-K for 4 yr. olds - $150; 3 day for 3 yr.
olds - $150; 2 day for 3 yr. olds - $120;
$50 registration fee
Contact: (540) 788-4252
Walnut Grove Child Care
Centers
Southern Fauquier Child
Development Center
Location: 6117 Catlett Road, Bealeton
Programs:
Preschool; before and after school
programs
Ages: 2 to 14
Enrollment: 49
Contact: (540) 439-8687
St. James Episcopal Preschool
Location: 73 Culpeper St., Warrenton
Programs:
Morning preschool during school year
Ages: 3 to 5
Enrollment: 115
Hours: 9am to noon
Contact: (540) 347-3855
Ages: 3 to 5
Enrollment: 70
Hours: 8:30am to noon
Contact:
(540) 347-5341
www.stjohntheevangelist.org
St. Stephen’s Episcopal
Church Preschool
Location:
8538 Greenwich Road, Catlett
Programs:
Pre-kindergarten for 4-year-olds; 3 days
or 5 days; preschool for 3-year-olds; 2
days or 3 days includes music, art, field
trips, games, plays, literature, math and
phonics
Ages: 3 to 4
Locations:
Broad Run Church Road, New Baltimore;
9132 James Madison Highway,
Warrenton; Route 28, Bealeton; Vint Hill
opening soon
Programs:
Preschool ages 1-5; before and after
school program
Enrollment:
Approximately 220 in all
Cost: Rates depend on location
Contact:
347-6520 for New Baltimore, 349-9656
for Warrenton, 439-2500 for Bealeton
Wakefield School – see SCHOOLS
Warrenton Baptist Tiny Tot
Care Center
Location:
123 Main Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Full-time and part-time year round preschool; before and after school programs;
preschool and school age summer
programs
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St. John the Evangelist
Catholic Preschool
Location: 271 Winchester St., Warrenton
Programs:
Morning preschool during school year;
early drop-off at 8 a.m.; Catholic-based,
preschool and pre-kindergarten curriculums with age appropriate hands-on
activities
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CHILD CARE
Ages: 2 to 11
Enrollment: Varies per program
Hours: 7am to 5:30pm
Cost:
$135 per week full-time, $65 per week
for before or after school program
Contact:
(540) 347-7084
Warrenton United Methodist
Preschool
Location:
341 Church St., Warrenton
Programs:
Cooperative preschool, parents encouraged to volunteer to work one day a
month
Ages: 3 to 5
Enrollment:
108 maximum Hours: 9am to noon
morning program; 12:30 to 3pm afternoon program; Monday through Friday
Contact: (540) 349-9050
Young Explorations Preschool
Location:
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 9668
Maidstone Road, Delaplane
Programs:
Monday and Tuesday, classes for 3-yearolds, Wednesday through Friday, preschool for 4 and up; includes art, music,
plays, phonics, pre-reading, pre-math and
chapel
Ages: 3 to 5
Enrollment: 35 (average)
Hours: 9am to 1pm
Cost:
$100 a month for 3-year-olds, $150 for 4
and up
Contact:
(540) 364-1170 or (540) 364-2048
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Churches with Youth Programs
& Faith Based Clubs
1 Cross
Battlefield Baptist Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Program:
A community of churches and organizations in Southern Fauquier County that
provide a weekly ministry of music,
praise, celebration, and service for youth
by youth.
Location: Chiles Farm, Bealeton
Ages: The program serves youth of all ages
Schedule:
Meets every Thursday from 6 - 8pm
Contact: info@1cross.org
Location:
4361 Lee Highway, New Baltimore
Programs:
Sundays:
10am - Xtreme Beginnings. Come to the
SHYM to meet with TEENS and begin the
week connecting with God through
5pm - Xtreme Action Teen Drama
Practice. Join with other teens as they use
their acting talents to share God’s
message with others!
Wednesdays:
6:30pm - Xtreme Voices Teen Choir
Practice. Music. Sweet Music. Use your
God-given ability to bless God and others
with our teen choir!
Xtreme Connections - GAME ROOM IS
OPEN!! Foosball! Air Hockey! Pool!
Xbox! PlayStation! Hang out with friends
and enjoy the fun!
7:30pm - Xtreme Vision Youth. Worship
God and Hear from Him in this HIGH
ENERGY service geared just for TEENS!
Ages: Boys and girls in 7 - 12 grade
Contact:
(540) 347-5855
www.battlefieldbaptist.org
Location:
9668 Maidstone Road, Delaplane
Program: EEC Youth Group
Format:
Year-round monthly youth group meetings held after church on Sundays. In
addition, youth participate in service and
out-reach projects, have fun and fellowship and do fundraising. Service and outreach projects include visits to Marshall
Manor, 30 Hour Famine, Relay for Life
and a Group Workcamp’s summer mission program. Religious education is also
available during Sunday School each
Sunday.
Ages:
Boys and Girls 6th through 12th grade
Contact:
(540) 364-2772
Jennifer@emmanueldelplane.org
ACTS
Program:
ACTS is the Assembly of Christian Teen
Samaritans - a community youth organization whose mission is to serve God by
reaching out to the elderly and needy in
the Warrenton, Virginia community. ACTS
is a youth organization made up of
Christian youth from all denominations.
We exist to be a community resource by
helping in various ways. Examples include
home repair and visits to nursing homes.
Schedule:
Meets the second Tuesday of the month
at 4:00pm. Planning committee meets
frequently to discuss upcoming events
and meetings are held at the most convenient time for everyone involved.
Meetings are usually held at the home of
one of our members, located in Old
Towne Warrenton.
Ages:
Boys and girls 8th through 12th grade
Contact:
(540) 905-3409
info@warrentonacts.org
www.warrentonacts.org
Community Touch Inc.
We Touch the Lives of people in our
Community by means of feeding the poor,
clothing the needy, providing shelter to the
homeless and giving counsel to the substance abuser. We guide the lives of those
that need direction in the time of adversity
Location:
10499 Jericho Road, Bealeton
Program:
Clara's Faith House Food Pantry - open
Saturdays, 10am - 12pm
Victory Transitional Housing - one year
transitional homeless shelter
Noah's Ark - provides clothing, furniture
and household items free of charge
10am - 1pm on Saturdays
Contact:
Tyronne Champion -Executive Director
(540) 439-9300
tchampion@communitytouch.org
www.communitytouch.org
Faith Christian Church and
International Outreach
Center
Location:
6472 Duhollow Road, Warrenton
Programs:
W.A.R. Youth Ministry
W.A.R. (“Warriors Aggressively
Revolutionizing”) Youth ministry is broken down into two groups: Phase I-6th
thru 8th grades and Phase II-9th thru
12th grades that meets Sunday mornings
from 11am -1pm. W.A.R. provides a safe
haven for young people to receive Biblical
and foundational instruction. The mission
statement follows: W.A.R. is driven to
provoke this generation to passionately
pursue God for relationship, purpose,
and power in order to achieve its Godgiven destiny of taking homes, schools
and communities for the Kingdom of God.
Cell Meeting featuring food, fellowship and fun are held on the 1st and 3rd
Sunday from 6 - 8:30 for ages 13 - 18.
Boot Camp summer camp opportunity
for high school Juniors and Seniors takes
place the last week of June. Locations
for the weeklong camp vary.
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CHURCHES WITH YOUTH PROGRAMS & FAITH BASED CLUBS
Mission Trips to various local and
worldwide locations take place during
the year.
Community Service Projects take place
year round.
Contact:
For more information please call:
Janice Page
(540) 349-0178
faithcc64@aol.com
www.fccioc.org
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes
Fauquier/Prince William Area FCA
Program:
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is
touching millions of lives... one heart at a
time. Since 1954, the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes has been challenging
coaches and athletes on the professional,
college, high school, junior high and
youth levels to use the powerful medium
of athletics to impact the world for Jesus
Christ. FCA is the largest Christian sports
organization in America. FCA focuses on
serving local communities by equipping,
empowering and encouraging people to
make a difference for Christ.
Ages:
Camps for youth ages 8-18 and for
coaches
Huddles at Junior High, High School, and
College Campuses
Contact:
Kerry O'Neill - Area Director
PO Box 932
Fredericksburg VA 22404
540-899-3422
koneill@fca.org
www.fredfca.org
Randi Jones - Area Rep
PO Box 932
Fredericksburg VA 22404
540-899-3422
rjones@fca.org
www.princewilliamfca.org
Liberty Assembly of God
Location:
11775 Morgansburg Road, Bealton
Program:
Fusion: Teen Church
live music, social activities, trips, bible
study & discussion in a relaxed setting
7pm on Thursdays for 6 - 12th graders
Teen Bible Study
10:30am on Sundays
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Aroma Ryhthm Lounge - Coffee House
games and live music
7pm on the 1st and 3rd Friday
for all ages
Ages: Boys and Girls age 13 - 18
Contact:
Wes Shortridge, (540) 439-0500
info@libertyassembly.com
www.libertyassembly.com
Liberty United Methodist
Church
Location:
10513 Old Marsh Road, Bealeton
Program:
Now Open Wednesdays (NOW) - After
school youth program including arts,
tutoring for middle and high school
students and computer lab
Ages:
elementary through high school students
Schedule:
Wednesdays, 3 - 6pm for all ages with
dinner following; high school youth
group meets from 6:30 - 8pm
Contact: (540) 439-0267
Marshall United Methodist
Church
Location:
8405 West Main Street, Marshall
Program:
Youth Fellowship - bible study, social
activities, trips and entertainment
Schedule:
1st and 3rd Thursday; 7 - 8:30pm
Ages: 6 - 12 grade boys and girls
Contact: (540) 364-2506
St. James Episcopal Church
Location:
73 Culpepper Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Youth Only of the Spirit (Y.O.O.T.S.)
Youth For Christ (Y.F.C.)
Kids for Christ (K.F.C.)
Programs for boys and girls featuring
outreach programs, activities for fun and
fellowship, and Christian education
classes.
Schedule:
Y.O.O.T.S. and Y.F.C meet on the 1st and
3rd Sundays from September through
June and once per month in July and
August immediately following the 10am
worship service.
K.F.C. meets on the 2nd and 4th Sundays
from September through June and once
per month in July and August immediately
following the 10am worship service.
Contact:
Dr. Freda Dohoney
(540) 347-4342
True Deliverance Church of
God
Location:
10499 Jericho Road, Bealeton
Format:
Sunday School: 10am
Sunday Worship: 11:15am
Youth Bible Study: 7:30pm on Wednesday
Contact:
Pastor T. Tyronne Champion
(540) 439-1244
www.truedeliverance.org
Warrenton Baptist Church
Oakdale Baptist Church
Location:
9532 Auburn Road, Nokesville
Program:
Oakdale Youth - fun activities, yearly
mission trip, youth retreat and more
Schedule:
2 Sundays per month; 6 - 7pm
(Contemporary Worship Service: 5 - 6pm)
Ages: 6 - 12 grade boys and girls
Contact:
Tim and Shirley Fahringer
(703) 754-4784
(703) 754-4046
Location: 123 Main Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Sunday Worship Services - 8:30am,
9:45am (Contemporary), 11am
Sunday School for all ages - 9:45am,
11am
Discipleship Training for middle and high
school students featuring recreation,
drama, music, refreshments and bible
study. Sunday evenings 6 - 7:30pm year
round.
World Changers - youth missions program
meets during the school year from 7 8pm on Wednesdays. Two groups: middle school and high school.
Contact:
(540) 347-3509
dharris@warrentonbaptistchurch.org
www.warrentonbaptistchurch.org
CHURCHES WITH YOUTH PROGRAMS & FAITH BASED CLUBS
Warrenton Bible Fellowship
Warrenton Presbyterian
Location:
46 Winchester Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Active youth program - call for more
information.
Contact:
(540) 349-1338
Location: 91 Main Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Middle and high school students meet on
Sunday from 6 - 8pm for dinner, recreation and lesson. Mission trips, community service projects and special activities
are held throughout the year. Worship
Services on Sunday are at 8:45am and
11am. Sunday School for all ages takes
place at 10am.
Contact:
Lucy Lindsay
(540) 347-2213
warrentonpc@wpcva.org
Warrenton Church of Christ
Location:
6398 Lee Highway Access Road,
Warrenton
Program:
Teen Service at 6pm on Sunday’s,
summer camps, Wednesday night Peek
of the Week Youth Meetings.
Contact:
(540) 347-7448
Warrenton United Methodist
Church
Location: 341 Church Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Coffee House Worship
9:30am on Sundays featuring an informal
setting with video & audio feed from the
contemporary service.
Youth Meetings
Middle and high school students meet in
separate groups every Sunday evening
from 6 to 8pm. On the 1st and 3rd
Sunday, the fellowship time features the
youth band and message.
Community Service
Youth group that does community
projects about every other month (visit
nursing homes, blood drives, help at
Salvation Army, ring the kettles at
Christmas, etc.)
Mid-Week Bible Study
Located at the church and offsite in
homes of the youth.
Outside Activities and Mission Trips
Trips to Freedom Center, laser tag, Fun
Land, Kings Dominion, etc, take place
every other month. In addition, the youth
group attends a 4-day worship festival in
Pennsylvania the last of June each year
and travel to concerts within 3 hours on
a regular basis. Mission Trips are also
available.
Worship Services and Sunday School
Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 and
11am. Worship Services are at 8, 9:30 &
11am
Contact:
Ted Burns, Youth Director
(540) 347-1367 ext: 29
Fax: 540-347-4230
youth@warrentonumc.org
www.warrentonumc.org (see youth link)
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Clubs
Horse Clubs
Fauquier County 4-H Clubs
and Contacts
The Virginia 4-H Mission is to develop
youth and adults working with those
youth to realize their full potential becoming effective, contributing
citizens through participation in
research-based, non-formal, hands-on
educational experiences.
Four-H clubs range from as many as 6
members and 3 adults or as many as 45
members and 15 adult volunteers. Most
clubs meet one or two times a month for
general club business and other times for
educational or community service activities.
Contact:
Doug Harpole, 4-H Extension Agent
24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, Va. 20186
(540) 341-7950, ext. 15
dharpole@vt.edu
Little Bits and Spurs
Focus:
A non-riding club that introduces 5-8
year-olds to general horse knowledge,
and horse care and maintenance.
Meets:
Mary’s house, 1st Saturday every month,
6:00 p.m.
Ages:
5-8
Contact:
Mary Hawley (540) 788-9959
Cloverbuds
Focus:
To involve families with younger children
to work together on beginning 4-H projects, learn about themselves and their
environment; participate in community
service, and to have fun!
Meets:
1st Tuesday every month, call for more
information
Ages:
5-8
Contact:
Janet Grimsley
jgrimsley@fauquierbank.com
(540) 349-0215
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Lucky Bits and Spurs
Focus: To introduce members to horseback riding, horse care and maintenance,
with the ultimate goal being that the
members can take care of, groom, ride,
and show their own horses. Participate in
all County/District/State competitions.
Participate in local community service
activities.
Meets:
Mary’s house, 1st Sat. every month,
6:00 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Debbie Jo Foster (540) 364-4562
Fauquier Colts and Fillies
Focus:
Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and all County/District/State
competitions. We do pony rides at
picnics and the fair, go on parades, and
participate in local community service
activities.
Meets:
1st Tuesday every, Extension Office in
Warrenton, 6:30 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Karen Defnall (540) 439-8412
Blazing Saddles
Focus:
Horse project, riding clinics, showmanship
clinics, and all County/District/State competitions. We do pony rides at picnics
and the fair, go on parades, and horseback caroling through Warrenton at
Christmas. Participate in local community
service activities.
Meets:
Call leader for information
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Terri Jones (540) 347-5878
Pony Patch
Focus:
Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and County/District/State
competitions. Participate in local community service activities.
Meets:
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Joleen Teets (540) 439-6417
Fauquier Fox and Hounds
Focus:
Horse projects, riding clinics,
showmanship clinics, and have fun with
your horse.
Meets:
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Louise Summers (540) 788-1516
Savvy Riders
Focus:
Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and County/District/State
competitions. Participate in local community service activities.
Meets:
Call leader for more information
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Sharon Piatt (540) 226-6281
Livestock/Animal Husbandry Clubs
Livestock Club
Focus:
To complete beef, sheep and swine 4-H
projects and to participate in show and
sales, county fairs, and livestock showmanship. Participate in community
service events.
Meets:
3rd Wednesday every month, Fauquier
County Fairgrounds, 7:00 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Joan Locke (540) 439-8934
CLUBS
Agriculture Club
Focus:
To complete agriculture related projects
and to participate in the Fauquier County
Fair and livestock shows.
Meets:
3rd Tuesday every month Farm Credit
Building in Warrenton, 6:30 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Susannah Grove (540) 788-1476
Nuttin’ But Kids
Focus:
To learn about the care, grooming, showing and responsibility involved in raising
dairy goats. We also work on the development and uses of goat milk products
and participate in shows and petting
farms.
Meets:
1st & 3rd Monday every month,
Extension Office in Warrenton, 6:30 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Terri Brown (540) 349-4420
Feathered Friends Poultry Club
Focus:
To teach youth the fundamentals of poultry husbandry, breeds and judging. Club
members participate in poultry judging
contests and shows.
Meets:
2nd Monday every month, FCCC office in
Warrenton, 6:30 p.m.
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Tom Kane (540) 752-5181
Northern Virginia Dairy Club
Focus:
To help members learn all aspects of raising dairy cows, maintaining the cows and
their environment, and showing cows in
District and State competitions.
Meets:
2nd Wednesday every month, Catlett Fire
Hall, call leader for further information
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Patty Leonard (540) 439-2304
Fauquier Farm Tails
Focus:
To help youth gain greater understanding
of working with small livestock.
Members do not have to own their own
animals; they can complete livestock
projects by taking care of animals on
Missy’s Farm.
Meets:
TBA, contact leader
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Missy Holmes (540) 439-3053
Other 4-H Clubs
Knotty Knitters
Focus:
To get together and have fun learning
about the many uses of animal fibers. We
take field trips to learn more about knitting, crocheting, felting and spinning.
Meets:
3rd Monday each month at the Fauquier
Extension office, 6:00 - 7:30pm
Ages:
All are welcome
Contact:
Sharon Krasney (703) 753-0301
Mary’s Family
Focus:
To introduce children with differing abilities to many aspects of 4H, including
farm and domestic animals, photography,
sewing, craft projects and cooking.
Meets:
2nd Saturday every month, location TBA.
Contact:
Martha Toomey (540) 364-4757
The Green Thumbs
Focus:
To learn about plant ecology, soils, bugs
and stuff. We will also work towards
levels of Junior Master Gardener
Certification.
Meets:
2nd Tuesday every month at the Fauquier
Extension Office, 6:45
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Barbara Lacy (540) 349-5017
Outdoor Adventure Club
Focus:
To explore and learn more about the natural environment. We meet at various
locations around northern Virginia to
explore different wildlife habitats.
Meets:
Field trips date and time varies
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Doug Harpole (540) 341-7950, x15 or
dharpole@vt.edu
Puppy Pals
Focus:
To learn about basic dog obedience.
We also are branching out to include
livestock projects.
Meets:
Fridays, times and locations TBA
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Cindy Willson, (540) 937-3805
Fauquier Junior Gun Club
Focus:
To teach sportsmanship, safety, and ethics
while learning about shooting sports.
Meets:
1st and 2nd Sunday at the Fairfax
Wildlife Club Range, 2:00 - 4:00pm
Ages:
9 - 19
Contact:
Dave Mentzer
D1mentzer@cs.com
(540) 364-1043
Boy Scouts
Contact:
Sarah Crowley,
Field Director, VA West
(240) 535-4945
www.boyscouts-ncac.org
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CLUBS
540-347-0827
www.SiteWhirks.com
Girl Scouts (Girl Scout Council
of the Nation’s Capital)
Focus:
Girl Scouts is an international member
organization dedicated solely to girls. In
partnership with committed adults, girls
build character and skills for success in
life. In Girl Scouts, girls discover the fun,
friendship and the power of girls
together. Girl Scout programs are
designed for girls of all ages, abilities
and interests.
Locations:
Troops meet throughout Fauquier County
in schools, churches and public buildings.
Call Becky Crouch to find information on
a troop near you.
Schedule:
Schedules vary per troop. Some troops
meet weekly, some biweekly, some as
needed. Special events may occur at
anytime.
Cost:
Membership fee of $10 plus troop dues,
uniform (optional) and occasional fees for
special activities
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Ages:
Elementary through high school, additional programs available for all ages; i.e.,
Campus Girl Scouts
Contact:
Locally - Becky Crouch - 347-1211
Girl Scout Council Office - 800-523-7898
www.gscnc.org
National League of Junior &
Pre-Cotillions
Fauquier, Rappahannock and Prince
William Chapters
Mission:
To teach children to treat others with
honor, dignity and respect for better relationships with family, friends and business
associates later in life; and to teach ballroom dance.
Programs:
Junior Cotillion Program
Focus:
Etiquette and ballroom dance classes for
6th, 7th and 8th graders.
Schedule:
Monthly classes from September through
March. In addition, two formal balls are
held during the year to allow students to
practice the formal manners they learn in
class.
Location:
Classes are held at St. John's Parish
Activity Center. Balls are held at Airlie
Center and Fauquier Springs Country
Club.
Ages:
Enrollment consists of 6th, 7th and 8th
graders from all public, private and home
schools.
Contact:
Lynda Ely (540) 349-1478 or
cotillion@adelphia.net
Pre-Cotillion Program:
Focus:
Etiquette and line dancing for pre-k
through 4th graders.
Schedule:
Classes are held the third week in June.
Four 90-minute classes are held daily.
Location:
Classes are held at the American Legion
in Warrenton.
Ages:
Pre-Cotillion I is for pre-k and k. PreCotillion II is for 1st and 2nd graders.
Pre-Cotillion III is for 3rd & 4th graders.
Contact:
Lynda Ely (540) 349-1478 or
cotillion@adelphia.net
Educational Enrichment
Abbey Achievement Center,
Inc.
Location:
220 Culpeper St. Suite 101, Warrenton
Program:
We provide tutoring in math, reading,
writing, foreign language, and science for
K-12 students and adults too! Classes
are also offered for S.A.T. and ACT Prep
as well as other types of tests. Study
Skills are taught in a 6 session sequence,
with techniques applied directly to their
schoolwork. Classes are also offered in
Conversational Spanish for adults,
Spanish for the preschoolers, and Phonics
for the young readers and dyslexic
population. A computer-based fluency
program is available to increase reading
levels and help with writing as well.
Norm-referenced Educational
Achievement Tests can be given to determine student's weaknesses, lack of
achievement or potential learning disabilities. We offer assistance to students
doing on-line courses, or home-schooled
students.
Study materials are also available for
purchase. Our goal is to fill a niche for
desired educational services of all types
for the community.
Ages:
K - 12th Grades
Costs:
Please call for more details
Hours:
10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Monday-Thursday
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM Friday
8:30 AM -12:30 PM Saturday
Contact:
(540) 351-0826 - Susan M. Bloss, Owner
and veteran teacher of 24 years in the
public schools with 4 employees and
8 tutors
www.abbeyachievementcenter.com
smbloss@msn.com
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Aspect Foundation
International Student
Exchange
Cultural Exchange Program for inbound
and outbound exchange programs.
Program:
High School students from around the
world dream of coming to the USA for a
year of cultural and personal growth.
The program length is 10 months beginning in August and ending in June, following the local high school schedule.
The students become part of your family
enriching your life with the knowledge
and joy of knowing another culture and a
lifelong endearing friendship....and having bridged the gap of cultural differences you will have a more open view of
what is out there in our world!! It is a
wonderful way to offer your child the gift
of tolerance and learning.
Costs:
Food while at home, transportation (like
your own child)
Contact:
David and René Brown
Aspect Foundation
(540) 349-0077
(800) 760-4620
www.aspectfoundation.org
Check out our website and pick out the
student that would fit best into your
lifestyle and hobbies and interests.
Destination Imagination
Program:
Process-based program grounded in
sound creative problem solving theory
that helps young people build lifelong
skills in creative and critical thinking,
teamwork, time management and problem solving. Up to seven participants
work together as a team for eight to
twelve weeks to create their solution to a
Team Challenge, which can have a focus
that is theatrical, structural, improvisational, scientific or technical. Teams also
learn and practice creative quick-thinking
skills for the Instant Challenge portion of
the program. Destination ImagiNation
helps young people learn in a fun and
supportive environment, and the valuable
skills they've acquired will be with them
for a lifetime
Location:
Groups meet in various locations
Ages:
Kindergarten through college
Cost:
Varies call for more information
Contact:
Laurie Abeel (540) 349-3982
www.destinationimagination.org
EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT
Fauquier Alliance for Better
Schools (FABS)
Program:
Non-profit organization devoted to supporting the advancement of educational
excellence and opportunities for all
Fauquier County Public School students.
Comprised of concerned citizens and parents working to achieve the kind of public education our children deserve.
Contact:
PO Box 477
Remington, VA 22734-0477
Tel: (540) 439-9501
Fax: (540) 347-4687
Email: info@fabs-pac.com
http://fabs-pac.com
Learning Tree Farms
Location:
3876 Learning Tree Lane, Delaplane, VA
20144
Programs:
Free one day Educational Field Trips for
groups during the school year and MultiDay Camp for individuals and groups
during the summer. Programs are
designed to meet the needs of local
students through hands-on experience,
practice and discovery of educational
concepts taught in school.
Ages:
Girls and Boys in 4th through 11th
grades
Enrollment:
56 total participants including adults
Fee:None
Contact:
Thad Cardine, (540) 364-0484
adventures@learningtree.com
www.learningtreefarms.com
Parent Advocates for Gifted
Education (PAGE)
Program:
Advocacy group dedicated to promoting
gifted education in Fauquier County by:
Educating the community about G/T education; supporting the Fauquier County
G/T program, teachers, and students;
advocating for the Fauquier County G/T
program and providing enrichment
opportunities for all children.
Also offer Super Summer Seminars for
children pre-school aged through 6th
grade.
Contact:
Jenny Hunter (540) 341-3591
piedmontesaver@earthlink.net
Parents as Teachers
Program:
A new program sponsored by Fauquier
County Public Schools designed to assist
parents in developing early literacy skills
for children from birth to age 5. Teachers
bring age appropriate books to families,
caregivers and babysitters, and review
and model age appropriate reading activities. Books are exchanged at each visit,
at least once a month.
Cost: None
Contact:
Lynda Carscallen (540) 428-1120 ext 1007
lcarscallen@fcps1.org
The Spanish Institute
Location:
Canterbury Village, Opal
Program:
Spanish Lessons, private tutoring and
summer camp
Ages: All ages
Cost:
$70 for 15 hours of instruction
Schedule:
Varies, please call for more information
Contact:
Karina McCloud - (540) 428-2307
mccloudkarina@yahoo.com
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Plumbing and Heating, Inc.
Serving Fauquier and
Surrounding Areas Since 1940
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
Service & Installations of Gas
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Complete Electrical Service
(540) 347-2500
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Kohler
Myers Pumps
Goulds Water Systems
Complete Water
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If no answer, call:
(540) 347-7067
or (540) 347-5733
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SERVICE CO.
Serving Fauquier and
Surrounding Counties
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
Plumbing – New Work & Repair
Work – Heating & A/C
Gas Contractor
(540) 364-2055
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Drs. Sentz, Griffin & Tudor
33 Main St.
Warrenton, VA 20186
540-347-4154
General Dentistry
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Libraries
Fauquier County Public
Library
http://library.fauquiercounty.gov
Includes the main library in Warrenton and
the Bealeton and John Marshall branches.
Library cards are free for Fauquier County
residents ages 5 and up, property owners,
students and persons employed in Fauquier
County. To register for a library card, pick
up an application form at any library location or print from the library’s Web site.
Return the completed application to the
library with identification showing your
current address.
Warrenton Library
Bealeton Library
Location:
Contact:
(540) 347-8750, ext. 21
Hours:
Monday - Wednesday, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Thursday - Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 1 - 5 p.m.
Location:
10877 Willow Drive, Bealeton
Contact:
(540) 439-9728
Hours:
Monday - Wednesday, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday, 1 - 5 p.m.
John Marshall Library
Location:
Marshall Community Center, 4133
Rectortown Road, Marshall
Contact:
(540) 364-4910
Hours:
Monday - Wednesday, Noon - 8 p.m.
Sunday, 1 - 5 p.m.
The library’s system-wide collection had
more than 185,200 books and other materials. More than 85,000 of those are items
especially for children and young adults.
Special collections include children’s magazines, videotapes and a wide selection of
easy-to- read, fiction and nonfiction books.
Story times, book clubs, and special events
and programs are offered year-round,
including outstanding summer reading programs at all library locations.
Real People. Real Relationships.
Real Community Bank.
The library’s electronic calendar and online
catalog are easy to use and the Web site
has special pages for all ages featuring the
latest program information. The Web site’s
children’s and teen pages have links to
homework helps, fun sites, book lists, databases, and much more.
The online catalog is easy to browse.
Materials can be requested to be delivered
to the most convenient library for pick up
and can be renewed online as well.
Reference librarians can be reached via
e-mail, with most inquires being answered
within 24 hours.
A year-round teen volunteer program
expands during the library’s busy summer
reading program, providing teens ideal
opportunities for fun and rewarding service
experience. Teens are recognized for their
contributions during special programs
throughout the year and especially at a
party for volunteers held annually in April.
like our kids count on us to be
“Just
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The Fauquier Bank to be a trusted
part of ours. Whenever we go
there, they know our name, and
they jump to take care of everything we need.
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DEEPLY ROOTED IN OUR COMMUNITY
Medical & Health Services
American Cancer Society
Location:
2654 Valley Avenue, Winchester, VA
Description:
The Fauquier chapter provides services to
cancer patients and their families including patient transportation for treatment
and 24-hour help line at (800) ACS-2345.
It also sponsors rehabilitation programs
such as “Reach to Recovery.” The
Fauquier unit raises more than $100,000
a year for research and support services.
“Relay for Life,” its biggest fund-raiser,
takes place each June.
Contact:
(888) 474-3044
Behavioral Health Care of
Rappahannock-Rapidan at
Fauquier
(FORMERLY FAUQUIER FAMILY GUIDANCE)
Location:
340 Hospital Drive, Warrenton
Description:
The Center provides individual, family,
couples and group therapy for Fauquier
and Rappahannock residents. It offers a
full range of mental health, mental retardation, substance abuse, anger management, senior citizen and prevention
programs for adults, adolescents, and
children. Psychiatric services and psychological assessment are also available. All
programs are certified by the state. The
Center was recently awarded a federal
grant to provide Suicide Prevention talks
and training at no charge to the teachers,
students, workers and other concerned
citizens of Fauquier, Rappahannock,
Culpepper, Madison, and Orange
counties.
Contact:
(540) 347-7620
(540) 825-5656 (Prevention Services)
Fauquier County Health
Department
Location:
330 Hospital Drive, Suite 101, Warrenton
Description:
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Offers a wide variety of personal health
and environmental health services for
pregnant women, new mothers and their
children. Walk-In Clinic that offers immunization shots and pregnancy tests.
Hours:
8am - 4:30pm - Monday through Friday
Contact:
(540) 347-6400
Fauquier Free Clinic
Location:
In the County Health Department,
330 Hospital Drive
Description:
Quality health care for those unable to
pay for services.
Hours:
Registration begins at 5:30pm on
Thursdays. Patients must register
between 5:30 and 6:30pm to be seen.
Contact:
341-0394
Hospice of Fauquier County see YOUTH & FAMILY SUPPORT
ORGANIZATIONS
Hospice of the Rapidan - see
YOUTH AND FAMILY SUPPORT
ORGANIZATIONS
Fauquier Hospital
Contact:
(540) 347-2550
www.fauquierhospital.org
Location:
500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton
Description:
Fauquier Hospital is an 86-bed acute care
hospital serving Fauquier and surrounding
counties. Established in 1954 by a group
of community volunteers, Fauquier
Hospital is a not-for-profit community
hospital fully accredited by the Joint
Commission on Accreditation of Health
Care Organizations (JCAHO). It remains
independently operated, and governed
by a volunteer board of trustees.
Fauquier Hospital provides a full array of
state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment
capabilities. Patient care areas include
two medical-surgical nursing wings, an
intensive care unit ICU/CCU, Family
Birthing Center, plus emergency, outpatient, physical medicine, and medical
imaging departments.
A medical staff of over 150 physicians,
98% of which are board certified, and
allied health professionals provide medical care at the hospital. Almost every
medical specialty is represented among
Fauquier Hospital’s doctors.
The hospital’s Emergency Department is
open around the clock, and provides
services to over 30,000 patients each
year. Though less than 1% of Fauquier
Hospital emergency patients require
transport, a heliport is available for seriously ill or injured patients requiring treatment at major trauma centers such as
Inova Fairfax and the University of
Virginia Medical Center.
Services:
Physician Referral Service &
Community Link
Handling thousands of calls each year,
this free service assists people in finding a
physician who is right for them. The service also takes registrations for the hospital’s classes and community programs,
offers price quotes for procedures completed at the hospital, has support group
information for a variety of circumstances, and maintains the most recent
information on which health care plans
are accepted at Fauquier Hospital. Call
349-0588.
Family Birthing Center
Over 650 babies are born each year at
Fauquier Hospital. The hospital’s dedicated staff of OB/GYN physicians and
obstetrical nurses provides a rare degree
of personal care. They also offer classes
on preparing for childbirth.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Helps people suffering from heart disease
by providing post-heart attack and cardiac surgery rehabilitation on an inpatient
MEDIC AL & HEALTH SERVICES
tions: in the hospital, Medical Office
Building on Hospital Hill, Warrenton
Professional Center, and Warrenton
Overlook Health and Rehab Center, the
hospital’s affiliated long-term care facility.
The highly specialized field of aquatic
therapy is offered at The Aquatherapy
Center on Hospital Hill.
Auxiliary
Volunteers give their time to various areas
of the hospital, including operating the
hospital’s Gift Shop and the Thrift Shop
(in Old Town Warrenton), and organizing
fundraising events to support hospital
services. To learn more about volunteering for Fauquier Hospital, call 349-2550.
and outpatient basis. The department’s
cardiac maintenance program, The LIFE
Center, for people who have completed
hospital-based rehab is located in the
Warrenton Professional Center on
Blackwell Road. It is also available to people working to minimize heart disease
through medically supervised exercise.
Outpatient Services
Many services are performed on an outpatient basis, including same-day surgeries, infusion therapy such as chemotherapy, endoscopies, radiology studies, EKGs
and stress tests, neurophysiology testing,
echocardiography, lab testing, respiratory
therapy and pulmonary rehabilitation.
Sleep Lab
Housed in the Warrenton Professional
Center, this hotel-like lab is able to provide a variety of sleep diagnostic studies
for those suffering from sleep disorders.
Home Health Services
The hospital’s Home Health staff makes
more than 14,000 home visits annually to
provide medical services to people in the
comfort of their own homes.
Community Education
Fauquier Hospital offers classes, lectures
and other opportunities for the community. They are publicized quarterly in
Healthy Happenings, the hospital’s
newsletter.
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
From infants to older adults, this department offers physical, occupational and
speech therapy in five convenient loca-
Lifeline
A monitored telephone link to the
Emergency Department is helpful to
many elderly and disabled people. For
more information about Lifeline, call
349-0531.
Support groups
The hospital sponsors various groups
throughout the community. Call
349-0588 for more information.
Bistro on the Hill
Open Round the Clock, seven days a
week for visitors and employees, the
Bistro is an innovative dining facility that
provides an array of fresh quality foods,
both soothing and sophisticated, that are
prepared and presented in an interactive
and friendly environment. Special menu
items change daily to offer the greatest
variety of selections.
Health Plan Participation:
Fauquier Hospital is considered a preferred provider for more than 20 different
major health insurance and managed
care plans. We participate with Medicare,
Medicaid and most health plans. For
a complete list of plans call
(540) 349-0588 or (800) 322-7500.
OR THODONTICS
Children and Adults
Dr. Alfred C. Griffin, Jr.
Warrenton
179 Broadview Avenue
(540) 347-1888
Middleburg
107W Federal Street
(540) 687-4000
Offering excellence in treatment in a
patient-friendly environment
www.griffinorthodontics.com
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(540) 347-3200
147 W. Lee Highway • Warrenton, VA 20186
Coupon must be used at time of purchase.
Parks & Recreation
Fauquier County Parks &
Recreation
Fauquier County Parks and Recreation offers
a wide variety of activities for all ages. A
complete list of activities appears in Good
Times, a publication available free of charge
at area schools and libraries. Activities
include courses in arts, dance, sports, fitness
and naturalist programs, trips and special
events. Programs and events are organized
by region as outlined below. Regardless of
where you live, you can register for any program or reserve any facility. Fee waivers
and scholarships are available.
Administrative Office
Location:
320 Hospital Drive, Suite 6, Warrenton,
VA 20186
Phone:
540-347-6848
Email:
parks@fauquiercounty.gov
Office Hours:
8am - 4:30pm. Monday - Friday
Central Region
Location:
Warrenton Community Center
430 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA
20186
Phone:
(540) 347-6896
Email:
centralparks@fauquiercounty.gov
Office Hours:
8:30am - 5pm; Monday - Friday (program
times vary)
Parks/Facilities:
Warrenton Community Center, Rady Park
and Commemorative Gardens,
Warrenton Branch Greenway and
Academy Hill Park.
Eastern Region
Location:
Vint Hill Village Green Community Center
4235 Aiken Drive, Warrenton, VA 20187
Phone:
(540) 347-6894
Email:
eastparks@fauquiercounty.gov
Office Hours:
9am - 10pm, Monday - Friday; 9am 6pm, Saturday;
12pm - 6pm, Sunday
Parks/Facilities:
Lake Brittle, Larry Weeks Community
Pool, Vint Hill Community Center, Vint
Hill Farms Park
Northern Region
Location:
4133-A Rectortown Road
Marshall, VA 20115-3215
Phone:
(540) 364-3886
Email:
northparks@fauquiercounty.gov
Office Hours:
2pm - 8pm, Monday - Thursday
10am - 4pm, Friday and Saturday
1pm - 5pm, Sunday
Parks/Facilities:
Marshall Community Center, Fauquier
County Library John Marshall Branch
Southern Region
Location:
C.M. Crockett Park
10066 Rogues Road, Midland, VA 22728
Phone:
(540) 788 4867
Email:
southparks@fauquiercounty.gov
Parks/Facilities:
C.M. Crockett Park, Monroe Park,
PARKS, COMMUNITY CENTERS
& POOLS
C.M. Crockett Park
Near Midland
788-4867
The county’s largest park offers a wide
range of recreational opportunities. The
park features a 108-acre lake suitable for
fishing and offers boat rental and boat
launch facilities. Hikers and wildlife buffs
can take advantage of the park’s onemile wooded nature trail. The 1.5-mile
cross country trail accommodates skiing
in the winter as well as hiking, jogging
and biking. The park also has picnic facili-
ties, volleyball facilities, a playground and
a 200-seat amphitheater. Admission is
free for county residents and $6 per car
non-county residents.
John Marshall Birthplace Park
Route 649 off Route 28
Near Midland
Nature and hiking trails, as well as picnic
facilities.
Larry Weeks Community Pools
347-6935
An L-shaped family pool that is ADA
accessible, with water depth range of 2-6
feet. Amenities include a 25 meter lap
lane and two baskerball goals. A separate
pool for young children offers interactive
play stations as well as a water misting
mushroom, geysers, a squirting turtle and
frog slide. The pool is open seven days a
week, 11:00am - 7:00pm beginning the
Saturday of Memorial Day weekend
through Labor Day. The season ends with
a Dog Swim the Saturday after Labor Day.
Marshall Community Center
364-3886
The center offers public use of its indoor
full-court gymnasium for basketball and
volleyball, an auditorium, meeting rooms,
dance studio and a kitchen. The Center
also offers a Fitness studio and the
ClayWorks Pottery Studio.
The facilities are also available for private
rentals for all groups, organizations, lectures, dances, receptions, business conferences and more.
Monroe Park
(540) 752-5330
14421 Gold Dust Parkway, Goldvein
Web site: www.goldvein.com
The 14-acre community park has a baseball/softball field, a football/soccer field, a
playground, a walking path and a visitor
center. The visitor center museum is open
from 11am to 4pm Wednesday through
Friday. Monroe Park also has a recreated
mess hall, based on the old gold mining
camps that used to be in the Goldvein
area. The park includes picnic tables and
a pond. Park hours are from dawn to
dusk daily.
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PARK S & RECREATION
Vint Hill Village Green Community
Center
347-6894
The community Center offers basketball,
volleyball, racquetball, a fitness room
with cardiovascular equipment, weight
machines and free weights, pool, table
tennis and other table games. Outdoor
amenities available are soccer fields, lighted softball and baseball fields, handball
and tennis courts and picnic shelters. The
Community Center is open 7 days a
week: 9:00am to 10:00pm weekdays,
9:00am to 6:00pm Saturday, and noon to
6:00pm Sunday.
Vint Hill Farms Park
Kennedy Road
Near Vint Hill Farms Station
The 11-acre park has nature and hiking
trails, as well as picnic facilities and a
horseshoe pit.
Warrenton Branch Greenway
Warrenton
The rails-to-trails project features an 8foot-wide, 1.3-mile paved multipurpose
path for walking, biking, skating and
skateboarding. The trail runs from behind
The Depot restaurant on South Third
Street to Old Meetze Road, across the
Eastern Bypass. The trail head features a
small park off of Fourth Street in
Warrenton, featuring a renovated
caboose, available for tours on a limited
schedule.
Rady Park
Fauquier Street, Warrenton
The seven-acre park has a paved trail for
bike riding, roller-blading or jogging. Its
terrain is partially wooded, but also has
baseball, soccer and volleyball fields, picnic facilities, playground and a paved
parking lot.
The park is off Route 17 at the north
edge of Warrenton. Take a left on
Foxcroft Road and a right on Fauquier
Street.
Warrenton Community Center
540-347-6896
430 E. Shirley Ave, Warrenton
Center offers play courts, picnic tables,
and a playground. Facility also has a
Meeting room and Multipurpose room
with a stage available for private rentals.
Rentals are from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m M-F,
and 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sat. and Sun.
Academy Hill Park
Academy Hill Road, Warrenton
Park has baseball/softball field,
football/soccer field and picnic tables.
STATE PARKS
www.dcr.state.va.us
1-800-933-PARK
Sky Meadows State Park
Marshall: 540.364.1555 Middleburg: 540.687.8565
Warrenton: 540.347.2265
Serving the community since 1905.
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Route 17, Between Delaplane and Paris
(540) 592-3556
The 1,862-acre park has facilities for picnics, hiking, horseback riding, horse
rentals and camping. Campsites are available by reservation, which can be made
by calling 800-933-PARK. The park has
four intersecting hiking trails that join the
Appalachian Trail.
PARK S & RECREATION
The log-cabin home George Edmonds
built in 1798 still stands. In the early
1800s, Isaac Settle, a Paris merchant and
tavern keeper, built a stone house which
now serves as a visitor center. Admission
cost $3 per car on weekdays and $4 per
car on weekends.
Lake Brittle
Route 793, New Baltimore
The 77-acre Lake Brittle, on South Run,
has a good red-ear population with fish
weighing close to half a pound. It also
has a strong walleye and channel catfish
population.
From April to mid-November, the park
offers nature and history programs that
include historical house tours, astronomy,
hikes, historical demonstrations and children’s programs.
Chester F. Phelps Wildlife
Management Area
Route 651, Between Sumerduck and
Remington
The 4,540-acre management area along
the Rappahannock River offers hunting,
fishing, horseback riding and hiking. The
site contains a four-acre pond in which
bass, catfish, bluegill and sunfish can be
found. The park recently has upgraded
trails, created another ramp for boating
and added a handicapped-accessible trail.
G.W. Thompson Wildlife
Management Area
Open March to October, the lake has a
boat ramp and fishing pier. There is a
concession stand, which provides rental
boats, electric motors, bait, tackle, beverages and snacks.
NEARBY PARKS
Conway Robinson Memorial State
Forest
Route 29, Gainesville
The 400-acre forest contains a vintage
Civil War railroad bed, an old home site,
and a shelter constructed by the Civilian
Conservation Corps. Civil War battles
took place on the Conway, located a few
miles southwest of the Manassas National
Battlefield Park.
Route 688, Near Hume
The 4,160-acre facility extends through
Fauquier, Warren and Clarke counties.
Hundreds of hikers on the Appalachian
Trail pass through it each year. Lake
Thompson’s 10 acres are stocked with
smallmouth bass, sunfish and channel
catfish. Hunting is also permitted on the
site. There are 11 parking lots on the
site’s outskirts.
(540) 999-2243
Skyline Drive meanders 105 miles
through the scenic park. Cost per car is
$10 for one week. An annual pass
costs $20.
The park has lodging, craft and gift
shops, snack bars and service stations.
The park gift shop is open from 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Activities include hiking,
camping, nature watching and other
outdoor activities.
Manassas National Battlefield Park
Manassas
(703) 754-1861
www.nps.gov/mana/index.htm
The 5,000-acre park offers hiking trails,
picnic areas, a horseback riding trail,
12-mile driving tour, and a museum,
which presents a historical video. No
bikes are allowed on trails. Admission to
the park is $3 per person, but is free to
those under 16 years old. Annual pass
costs $20.
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Warrenton
The 147.5-acre forest offers excellent
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www.fauquiercounty.gov/government/departments/parksrec/
Performing Arts
Ballet Academy of Warrenton,
Virginia
Drum and Strum Music
Center
Location:
410 Rosedale Court, Warrenton, VA
20186
Classes:
• Creative Movement for ages 3 and 4
(8 per class)
• Pre-Ballet for ages 5 and 6
• Ballet for ages 7 and up
• Acrobatics for ages 5 and up
• Tap for ages 5 and up
• Jazz for ages 9 and up
• Hip Hop for ages 12 and up
• Modern for ages 10 and up
• Conditioning for Dancers for ages 11
and up
Enrollment:
Classes limited to 14 participants unless
otherwise noted.
Dates:
Year Round
Contact:
347-4011
www.ballet-academy.com
Location:
49 Lee Street, Warrenton, Virginia
Programs:
Musical Lessons for Guitar, Banjo, Piano,
Voice, Violin, Fiddle, Drums, Mandolin.
Lessons are one-on-one year round.
Ages:
Must be 7 years old, or old enough to
read words and have the ability to sit
through a 30 minute lesson
Cost:
Varies by instrument. Call for current
details
Contact:
(540) 347-7484
FAX 540-347-3207
www.drumnstrum.com
Commonwealth Highland
Dance Association
Program:
Teaches National and Highland forms of
Scottish Dancing with performances in
parades, benefits, and special occasions.
Schedule:
Meets weekly January through November
Ages: 6 - adult
Cost: Varies, call for more information
Contact: Iris Nimmo (540) 428-3728
Dance Works
Location:
Marshall Community Center, Marshall VA
Program:
DanceWorks' mission is to introduce
dance to young children in a fun and
upbeat manner through Fauquier County
Parks and Recreation. This program offers
introductory classes only.
Cost: Please call for details.
Contact: Cynthia Kelly, (540) 364-3886
Fauquier Activity Services
Community Center
Location:
10210 Marsh Rd. (Rt. 17) Suite D,
Bealeton VA 22712
What is FAS:
It’s a non-profit organization designed
for families in and around Fauquier
County, and offers a variety of programs
for children of all ages. The facility provides a place for children to participate in
fun activities, and provides a safe place
for them to take part in quality programs,
clinics, and tournaments, centered on
learning and leisure. FAS has a long list
of 6 week programs which are offered
year round, and are developmentally
appropriate.
Programs:
6 week Programs Include:
Pre-School Tumbling & Pre-School
Dance/Creative Movement (Ages 2-5),
Beginning Tumbling & Beginning Dance
(Ages 5-10)
Private Tumbling lessons (Ages 11-18)
Hip-Hop, Jazz & Step lessons (Ages 5-10)
Year Round Programs Include:
Our own Competitive/Traveling Teams,
which compete in and around Fauquier
County, perform in parade, shows, and
exhibitions, as well as entertain crowds
by performing the Half Time Show for
the Washington Wizards. Teams Include:
Cheer, Pom, Hip-Hop, Jazz & Step (Ages
10-18)
Summer Camps Include: Hip Hop Dance
Camp (grades K-5 & 6-11), Cheer & Pom
Camps (grades K-5 & 6-11), Tumbling
Camps (grades K-5 & 6-11) Other Theme
camps will be offered, Call for more
information.
Birthday Parties: FAS provides Birthday
Parties for children ages 2-10. Party
includes: Tumbling time, Trampoline,
Obstacle course, Parachute, Tunnels,
Games, Music and more as well as a private party room.
Other Activities: Game room, Basketball,
Video game tournaments, Movie night,
Arts & Crafts, and Computer room
Fees:
FAS strive to keep cost down for families
and are reasonably priced. Please call for
a list of classes and tuition fees.
Contact Information:
(540) 439-2301
fauquieractserv@aol.com
fasxcheerndance@hotmail.com
In Motion Dance Center
Location:
75 C West Lee Street, Warrenton, 20186
Programs:
Year round dance instruction including
ballet, jazz, tap, pointe, ballroom, swing,
Latin, musical theatre, hip-hop, lyrical,
yoga, modern and poms/dance team.
Also includes pre-school classes in creative movement, tap and boogie fever
and full curriculum of Kindermusik from
newborns through age 7. Piano instruction is also available.
Starting with the 2006-2007 school year
preschool will be offered for children
2-1/2 to 5 years old. Students will concentrate on academics as well as having
the opportunity to participate in classes
offering American Sign Language, and
Creative Movement and Music. In Motion
Dance Center will also offer after-school
care for students in which students are
brought to the dance center after school
and given homework help while having
the opportunity to take a variety of dance
or music classes.
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PERFORMING ARTS
Summer classes include intense ballet
camps, Kindermusik camps, theatre
camps, Irish dance camps, fairy tale
princess camps, and mini-dance camps
for ages 4-7 and 8-12 with themes such
as Survivor, American Idol, Circus and
Western. Also available during the summer is 6-week classes in Creative
Movement, Pre-school tap, boogie fever,
modern, hip-hop, lyrical, jazz, ballet and
pointe.
The In Motion Dance Company is a performance group that performs several
times a year in different venues in the
local vicinity with some travel as far as
Pennsylvania and New York. Dancers are
accepted to the Company who are at
least 12 years and have any level of experience in modern, jazz, hip-hop OR ballet.
The Ballet Theatre performs two ballets
annually. The In Motion Ballet Theatre's
premiere performance of Cinderella was
a spectacular performance using dancers
ages 3 through 60. The Ballet Theatre
focuses on the dancers from our community and brings in professionals for supporting roles to enhance their performance. In Cinderella, dancers from the
Washington Ballet and Manassas Dance
Company danced the roles of the Prince
and his confidant, Dandini.
Ages:
Classes vary by age and skill level.
Cost:
Varies per program, please call for details
Contact:
349-2439
inmotiondancing@aol.com
www.inmotion-dance.com
Legend All Star Cheer and
Dance
Location: 6418 Old Meetze Rd, Warrenton
Program:
Year round competitive cheer and dance
groups with performances in local
parades and events. Tumbling instruction
also available.
Format:
Pee-Wee and Youth Competitive Cheer
Junior and Senior Competitive Cheer
Junior and Senior Hip Hop Dance Teams
Schedule:
Year round with tryouts in May for competitive cheer and dance
Contact:
Pam Jeckell, (540) 272-0296
Linda Costello, (540) 272-2852
Email: Legendcheerva@aol.com
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Piedmont Regional Orchestra
(PRO)
Location:
Highland Center for the Arts, Warrenton
Virginia
Program:
The PRO has a two-fold mission of providing concerts that enrich our community while also educating young, aspiring
musicians and artists.
The members of the Orchestra are volunteer musicians from Fauquier County and
the neighboring communities. The
group provides an opportunity for amateur and professional musicians, as well
as advanced students to work together.
Events: (Please see PRO web site for additional information on each event.)
Pro Young Artists Competition
This competition is open to student
instrumentalists by audition (strings,
winds, or percussion) under the age of
19 as for April 2, 2006.
PRO Student Art Contest
The PRO sponsors an annual student art
contest. The artwork is developed to
coincide with and compliment the theme
of the Children's Concert performed
annually by the PRO.
PRO Music Camp
(August 2006)
The PRO sponsors a week-long summer
music camp for middle school students in
August each year. The program is
designed to enhance and expand musical
learning for band, chorus and string students. The week culminates in a spirited
public concert the final day of camp.
Annual Children's Concert
Held each year for elementary and
middle school children to educate and
entertain.
Contact:
(540) 270-3168
music@prorchestra.org
www.prorchestra.org
The American Children of
SCORE (String, Choral, Orff
and Recorder Ensemble)
Location:
Highland Center for the Arts, Warrenton
8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton
Program:
The American Children of SCORE (String,
Choral, Orff and Recorder Ensemble) is a
non-profit music education and performance organization.
SCORE ensemble - SCORE is a unique
performing ensemble of children in the
third through sixth grades. The organization was founded in 1994. The children
come from many different public, private
and home schools throughout Fauquier
and surrounding counties in Virginia and
are selected by audition. All children are
trained chorally and on Orff instruments,
recorders, and/or traditional string instruments and rehearse arrangements that
have been created specifically for this
instrumentation and age group. In these
rehearsals, the group is broken down into
subgroups, enabling the teachers/directors to provide a more focused time of
instruction to a smaller group as each
new concept or skill is learned.
Ages: 3rd - 6th grade.
Early Childhood Music - These small
weekly classes are grouped according to
age and are designed to actively encourage musical development through
rhythm, speech, song, movement and
instrumental play.
Ages: 4 - 7
Dates:
Weekly, September - May
Fee:
Yes, needs based financial assistance
available
Contact:
John Krumich or Betsy Porter
428-2313
scoreweb@earthlink.net
www.scoremusicensemble.org
PERFORMING ARTS
The Community Music School
of the Piedmont
Location:
9110 John Mosby Highway Upperville
Satellite Locations:
4243 Loudoun Street, The Plains
39518 John Mosby Highway, Aldie
105 East Washington Street, Middleburg
Programs:
Private music lessons and group classes
for children of all ages and adults. Some
need based financial aid is available. The
Community Music School of the
Piedmont is a 501 c 3 tax exempt organization.
Private Lessons:
piano, cello, violin, viola, guitar, harp,
flute, clarinet, voice, saxophone, trumpet,
percussions. Rate is $27.50 per 30 min.
lesson.
Group Classes:
Music Together (ages birth to 3) Music
for infants, toddlers and their parents and
caregivers. 10 week sessions throughout
the year. Fee for class and materials.
Please call for details.
Fun with Music (ages 4-6) Music class for
young children exploring rhythm, sounds,
and music patterns through singing, and
movement. 10 week sessions in the
spring and fall. Please call for schedule
and fee information.
Music Therapy (all ages) Registered music
therapist designs classes to address goals
of the student. These classes include
moving, listening, singing, and playing a
variety of instruments. These music classes seek to improve communication, cognition, social, emotional, and motor skills
of each participant. These classses
enhance self esteem and quality of life.
Please call for schedule and fee
information.
Piedmont Chamber Players I: (ages 10-15)
Ensemble groups play chamber music
during weekly rehearsals. Minimum one
year private study recommended.
Perform winter and spring concerts. Call
for fee information.
Piedmont Chamber Players II: (ages 1520) Challenging ensemble experience for
advanced students playing chamber
music. Weekly rehearsals and performances throughout the year. Call for fee
information.
Contact:
Executive Director Martha Cotter
(540) 592-3040
Email: piedmontmusic@aol.com
www.piedmontmusic.org
Virginia Civic Ballet
Warrenton Ballet Company
Location:
4237 Bragg Street, The Plains, Virginia.
Program:
VCB is a professional non-profit dance
company. The Bragg street studio is the
rehearsal site for the professional
dancers, the apprentice company, and
professional training classes for youth.
Cecchetti based program.
Cost:
Please call for more details
Contact:
Cynthia Kelly, (540) 253-5258
Location:
410 Rosedale Court (Academy Road and
Walker Drive), Warrenton
Program:
Advanced level dance company that provides concert performance opportunities
to aspiring dancers, brings talented local
dancers to the attention of the community, and fosters an appreciation of the arts.
Ages:
10 and over, auditions required
Cost:
Varies based on participation
Contact:
Tina Lore, (540) 336-1980
www.warrentonballet.com
(Serving Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, and Rappahannock Counties)
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Schools
Schools
Mission:
To cultivate the ability, intellect and
character of each student to insure an
educated citizenry.
Grade Levels:
Elementary, K - 5
Middle School, 6 - 8
High School, 9 - 12
Academic Year:
Late August through early to mid June
Summer Session:
K - 8 by principal recommendation only
9 - 12 for students wishing to repeat a
core class
Enrollment (Sept. 30, 2005):
• 10 Elementary Schools with 4,933
students
• 5 Middle Schools with 2,500 students
• 2 High Schools with 3,355 students
Total: 10,968 students
School Operations:
Five-member school board sets policies
and oversees operations. Each board
member is elected to a four-year term.
Central office administration controls
day-to-day supervision.
School Board:
The School Board meets on the second
Monday of every month at the Warren
Green Building in Warrenton (June
through September) or at one of the
schools on a rotating basis (October
through May). Meetings usually begin
with “open microphone” at 7 p.m.
Citizens sign up that night to speak; a
three-minute time limit is customary. For
more information, call 351-1005.
Cedar Run District
Chairman - Jay VanGelder
12140 Bristersburg Road
Midland, Va. 22728
(540) 788-9319; Fax (540) 788-9971
E-mail: jvangelder@fcps1.org
Center District
Sally Murray
7148 Airlie Road
Warrenton, Va. 20187
(540) 347-9084; Fax 347-3255
E-mail: smurray@fcps1.org
Lee District
Ernest Gray, Jr.
13333 Union Church Road
Sumerduck, Va. 22742
(540) 439-4169; Fax 439-4142
E-mail: egray@fcps1.org
Marshall District
Vice Chairman - Raymond (Duke) Bland, Sr.
P.O. Box 39, 9475 Ada Road
Marshall, Va. 20116
(540) 364-1233
E-mail: dbland@fcps1.org
Scott District
Robert Sinclair
P.O. Box 203
Marshall, Va. 20115
(540) 253-5814; Fax 253-5068
E-mail: bsinclair@fcps1.org
Elementary Schools:
C.M. Bradley Elementary
674 Hastings Lane
347-6130
Principal: Douglas White
J.G. Brumfield Elementary
550 Alwington Blvd.
347-6180
Principal: Rosanne Williamson
W.G. Coleman Elementary
4096 Zulla Road
P.O. Box 68
Marshall, Va. 20116
364-1515
Principal: Joy Seward
Grace Miller Elementary
6248 Catlett Road
Bealeton, Va. 22712
439-1913
Principal: Judith Williams
Claude Thompson Elementary
3284 Rectortown Road
Marshall, Va. 20115
364-2218
Principal: Mary Pat Warter
H.M. Pearson Elementary
9347 Bastable Mill Road
Catlett, Va. 20119
788-9071
Principal: Cindy Carter
M.M. Pierce Elementary
12074 James Madison St.
Remington, Va. 22734
439-3213
Principal: Betty Putnam
C. Hunter Ritchie Elementary
4416 Broad Run Church Road
New Baltimore, Va. 20187
349-0460
Principal: Lee Bell
P.B. Smith Elementary
6176 Dumfries Road
347-6150
Principal: Bronwyn White
Mary Walter Elementary
4529 Morrisville Road
Bealeton, Va. 22712
439-3279
Principal: Alex O’Dell
Middle Schools:
Auburn Middle School
7270 Riley Road
428-3750
Principal: Jim Angelo
Cedar Lee Middle
11138 Marsh Road
Bealeton, Va. 22712
439-3207
Principal: Steven Parker
Marshall Middle
4048 Zulla Road
P.O. Box 117
Marshall, Va. 20116
364-1551
Principal: Christine Moschetti
W.C. Taylor Middle
350 E. Shirley Ave.
347-6140
Principal: Ruth Nelson
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SCHOOLS
Warrenton Middle
244 Waterloo St.
347-6160
Principal: Wallicia Gill
High Schools:
Fauquier High
705 Waterloo Road
347-6100
Principal: Roger Sites
Second Language Coordinator
Amy Ternois, 351-1058
E-mail: aternois@fcps1.org
Gifted and Talented/Fine Arts
Coordinator
Cheri Mangrum, 351-1012
E-mail: cmangrum@fcps1.org
Facilities Manager
TBA
Human Resources Director
Janelle Downs
Liberty High
6300 Independence Ave.
Bealeton, Va. 22712
439-6300
Principal: Roger Lee
E-mail: janelle.downes@fauquiercounty.gov
Southeastern Alternative School
4484 Catlett Road
Midland, Va. 22728
788-1054
Director: Craig Carscallen
Instructional Technology Manager
Patti Kershaw, 351-1119
E-mail: pkershaw@fcps1.org
Contacts:
General Information: 351-1000
Superintendent
Dr. J. David Martin, 351-1011
E-mail: jdmartin@fcps1.org
Associate Superintendent for
Instruction
Sandra Mitchell, 351-1014
E-mail: smitchell@fcps1.org
Assistant Superintendent for
Administration
Janice Bourne, 351-1017
E-mail: jbourne@fcps1.org
Assessment/Testing Coordinator
Mary Wills, 351-1021
E-mail: mwills@fcps1.org
Manager of Budget and Operations
Andy Hawkins, 351-1004
E-mail: ahawkins@fcps1.org
Career/Technical Education
Coordinator
Sarah Frye, 351-1002
E-mail: sfrye@fcps1.org
Construction Manager
Warren Darrell, 347-6116
E-mail: wdarrell@fcps1.org
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History/Social Studies Coordinator
Patricia Downey, 351-1018
E-mail: pdowney@fcps1.org
Language Arts Coordinator
Eileen Burgwyn, 351-1038
E-mail: eburgwyn@fcps1.org
Math Coordinator
Dr. Mary Smith, 351-1027
E-mail: mssmith@fcps1.org
School/Community Information
Coordinator
Karen Parkinson, 351-1031
E-mail: kparkinson@fcps1.org
School Nutrition Director
April Plummer, 428-4451
E-mail: aplummer@fcps1.org
Science/Health/Physical Education
Coordinator
Eric Dalton, 351-1003
E-mail: edalton@fcps1.org
Special Education Director
Dr. Michael Romanelli, 428-1120,
extension 1084
E-mail: mromanelli@fcps1.org
Support Services Supervisor
Jackie Sellers, 428-1120 Ext. 1077
E-mail: jsellers@fcps1.org
Support Services Instructional
Coordinator
Mary Dejarnette, 428-1120 Ext. 1061
E-mail: mdegarnette@fcps1.org
Teacher Resource Center/Media
Services Coordinator
Tammy Vetter, 428-1120 Ext. 1000
E-mail: tvetter@fcps1.org
Technology Supervisor
Charles Grammick, 351-1013
cgrammick@fcps1.org
Transportation Director
Bill Stanton, 347-6176
E-mail: bstanton@fcps1.org
Middle School Sports
(Offered at all FCPS Middle Schools)
Fall
Football - Boys
Basketball - Girls
Winter
Basketball - Boys
Cheerleading - Girls
Volleyball - Girls
Spring
Soccer - Boys and Girls
Softball - Girls
Middle School Clubs
(Check with school as this list is not all
inclusive and club offerings may vary
each year.)
Auburn:
Yearbook, Step Team, Art, Central Action
Team, Battle of the Books, Spanish,
Dance Team, National Junior Honor
Society, Space Camp, Principals Brown
Bag Lunch Bunch Book Club
Cedar Lee:
Yearbook, Step Team, Battle of the
Books, SCA, NJHS, FFA, Journalism
Marshall:
Yearbook, Leadership Club, Art, Chess,
Drama, Guitar , Battle of the Books,
National Junior Honor Society
Taylor:
Battle of the Books, SCO, Yearbook,
Drama, Foreign Language, National
Junior Honor Society
Warrenton:
Puzzle Club, Library Assistants Club,
Battle of the Books, Chess, SCO,
Yearbook, Math Team, National Junior
Honor Society, Quill and Ink, Space
Academy
SCHOOLS
High School Clubs
Academic Team
Anime
Block 5 Art Studio Club
Chess Club
Costmetology Club
Critical Thinking Club
Cultural Awareness Club
Dance Team (not step)
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Drama Club or Inter. Thespian Society
Edge Club
Family, Career, Community Leaders of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Film Club
Foreign Language Alliance
Future Business Leaders of America
Future Farmers of America
French Club
German Club
Health Occupations Students of America
Hispanic Heritage Club
Knitting Club
Latin Club
National Honor Society
Peer Mediation
Sci-Fi and Fantasy Club
Softball Club
Spanish Club
Step Team
Student Council Association
Team Rocketry
Technology Club
Technology Students Association
Twirl Team
Virginia Readers Book Club
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Voices and Vision
Volunteer Fauquier
Young Writers
High School Sports (Offered at
Fauquier High and Liberty High)
Fauquier High
Liberty High
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Fall Sports
Cheerleading - Girls Varsity, JV, Freshman
Cross Country - Boys and Girls
Field Hockey - Girls Varsity, JV
Football - Varsity, JV, Freshman
Golf - Boys and Girls, same team
Volleyball - Girls Varsity, JV, Freshman
Competition Cheer - Girls Varsity
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Winter Sports
Basketball - Boys and Girls Varsity, JV,
Freshman
Cheerleading - Girls Varsity, JV, Freshman
Swimming - Boys and Girls Varsity
Wrestling - Boys Varsity, JV
Indoor Track - Boys and Girls Varsity
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Spring Sports
Baseball - Boys Varsity, JV
Lacrosse - Boys and Girls Varsity, JV
Tennis - Boys and Girls Varsity
Soccer - Boys and Girls Varsity, JV
Softball - Girls Varsity, JV
Track - Boys and Girls Varsity
Competition Cheer, Girls Varsity
Schools Summer Camps
Band Camp
June 26-29 at Fauquier High School 8
a.m.-3 p.m. for rising 6th-9th grade students. A fee is charged.
Gifted/Talented Art Camp
For rising 5th-11th grade students who
are recommended by their art teacher. A
fee is charged.
Elementary: June 26-30 at Brumfield
Elem. and July 24-28 at Miller Elem.
Middle: July 10-14 at FHS
High: July 10-14 at FHS and July 17-21
(Pottery) at FHS
Super Summer Seminars
June 27-July 1 at Warrenton Middle
School from 9 a.m.- 12 noon for preschool-6th grade students who are recommended by their art teacher. Location
to be determined. A fee is charged.
SummerQuest!
July 10-21, 2006 at Emerald High School
in Culpeper (bus provided) 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
for rising 6th-8th grade gifted/talented
students. There is no fee.
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SCHOOLS
Private Schools
Boxwood School
Location:
Program:
Private primary school, Montessori
curriculum, classical education with an
emphasis on language and courtesy;
writing, math, and nature; morning
preschool, summer camps.
Ages: Nursery to 2nd grade
Tuition: Please call for more details
Contact: (540) 347-1679
Fresta Valley Christian School
Location:
6428 Wilson Road, Marshall
Grades:
Pre-K-12 - Advanced College Prep
Enrollment: 300
Tuition: Please call for more details
Sports:
For 6 - 12 grade; Cross Country, Boys
and Girls Soccer, Volleyball, Boys and
Girls Basketball, Baseball and Tennis
Clubs:
Speech, Drama, Orchestra, Guitar,
Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Robotics
and Debate Team.
Contact: (540) 364-1929
Highland School
Location:
597 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton
Mission:
To provide a demanding academic program to develop the skills and character
essential for students to meet the challenges of college and leadership in the
21st century.
Grades:
PK - Grade 12; College Preparatory
Enrollment: 537
Tuition: Please call for details
Arts:
AP Music Theory
AP Studio Arts
Beginning Guitar
Concert Band
Guitar Ensemble
Chorus
String Ensemble
Songwriter
Intro to 2-D Design
Intro to 3-D Design
Photography
Play Studies
Theater Technology
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Athletics:
FALL
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Girls Field Hockey
Coed Golf
Girls Volleyball
Boys and Girls Soccer
Girls Tennis
WINTER
Boys and Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Swimming
Girls Dance
Coed Chess
Girls Cheerleading
SPRING
Boys and Girls Lacrosse
Girls Soccer
Boys Tennis
Girls Softball
Clubs:
A variety of programs are offered
throughout the Lower and Middle
Schools including art clubs, science clubs,
private music lessons, service projects and
field studies. In the Upper School, special
programs include the Key Club,
Theater/Drama Club, Prefect Board and
field studies.
Camps:
A variety of enrichment and sports camps
are offered each summer for children
ages 4 and up. Please visit www.highlandschool.org and click on the Summer
Camp 2006 link for more information.
Contact:
Chris S. Pryor, Director of Admission and
Financial Aid
(540) 878-2700, ext. 1201
(540) 341-7164 fax
admission@highlandschool.org
www.highlandschool.org
Midland Christian Academy
Location:
10434 Old Carolina Road, Midland
Grades:
Pre-K - 5th Grade (Student Teacher ratio
is 8 to 1)
Program:
Non-denominational Christian education,
morning preschool during school year,
before and after school care. Field trips,
hands on work. multi-disciplinary activities and Chapel each week.
Curriculum:
A-Beka, Music, Art, Computers and
Foreign Language
Activities:
Soccer, t-ball and Pioneer Club
Contact:
(540) 439-2606
www.midlandchristian.org
St. John the Evangelist Catholic
School
Location:
111 King Street, Warrenton
Grades: Pre-K-8
Enrollment: 320
Sports/Clubs:
Basketball, tennis, photography, chess,
karate, scouts, yearbook, choir
Contact:
(540) 347-2458
www.stjohntheevangelist.org
Wakefield School
Classical, liberal arts, college preparatory
school. Accredited by the Virginia
Association of Independent Schools. Bus
Service available
Location:
4439 Old Tavern Road, The Plains
Grades: Pre-K through 12
Enrollment: 443 students
Activities:
Wakefield acknowledges the need for
balance and personal development
provided by extra-curricular activities. The
School supports activities including
student government, interscholastic
athletics, academic clubs, artistic activities, and service organizations. The
opportunity to achieve success in ungraded activities encourages students to
explore and develop their own interests,
take leadership roles, and achieve greater
success in the academic program.
Athletics:
Member of the Delaney Athletic
Conference
Fall
Boys’ Soccer
Girls’ Field Hockey
Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country
Boys’ and Girls’ Golf
Girls’ Volleyball
Girls’ Tennis
Winter
Boys’ and Girls’ Swimming
Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball
Boys’ and Girls’ Squash
Spring
Boys’ and Girls’ Lacrosse
Boys’ Tennis
Girls’ Soccer
SCHOOLS
COLLEGES
Lord Fairfax Community College
Lord Fairfax Community College is a comprehensive, nonresidential, two-year public
institution of higher education with three
locations-the Fauquier and Middletown
Campuses and the Luray-Page County
Center-and outreach sites throughout the
College's service region, which includes the
counties of Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick,
Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoah, and
Warren and the city of Winchester. LFCC
offers more than 75 associate degree and
certificate programs in a wide variety of disciplines, in addition to workforce preparation programs for employees and employers. In an effort to accommodate various
schedules, LFCC offers a variety of day,
evening, weekend and distance learning
classes. LFCC is accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools.
Summer programs are available for youth,
please call for more details.
Fauquier Campus
Location:
6480 College Street, Warrenton,
Contact:
(540) 351-1505
www.lfcc.edu
The Arts:
Fine Arts
Art History
Introduction to Studio Art
Drawing
Painting
Intro to Black and White Photography
Advanced Black and White photography
AP art: Studio-general
Performing Arts (Member of Cappies)
Music and Theory and Composition
AP Music Theory
Introduction to Theatre
Advanced Theatre
Acting I
Acting II
Stage Craft
Lower School After School Activities:
Cooking, Pottery, Cub Scouts and Boy
Scouts, Brownies, Nature Club and more
Upper School Clubs:
Model United Nations, Service Club,
Literary magazine, Amnesty International,
World Cultures Club, and more.
Camps:
Summer Program:
Weekly Camps from June 19 – July 28
Ages 4 and up
Specialty Camps include:
Building Your Own Computer
SAT Prep Course
Middle School Study Skills
Small Group Personal Training
Adventure Links
Contact:
Ms. Toni Updike 540-253-5393 ext.449
tupdike@wakefieldschool.org
www.wakefieldschool.org
Luray-Page County Center
Location:
334 North Hawksbill Street, Luray
Contact:
(540) 843-0722
www.lfcc.edu/luraypagecountycenter
Middletown Campus
Location:
173 Skirmisher Lane, Middletown
Contact:
(800) 906-5322
www.lfcc.edu
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Sports
ATHLETIC SPORT
PREPARATION AND FITNESS
BASEBALL
Fauquier Babe Ruth Baseball
Next Level Performance Training
Program:
• All programs designed by Colby
Schreckengost-experienced, former
Division IA Collegiate Strength &
Conditioning Coach.
• Group classes, small groups and individual one-on-one sessions available
• 3 different Levels of group training
based on 1st session evaluation and age
Pee-Wee (ages 8-12)
Junior (ages 12-14)
Advanced (ages 14-18)
• Sport Specific Training Programs
designed and executed
• Dedicated to safety and post injury
recovery
• Motivation and counseling for post
graduate athletic careers
• Emphasis on “doing things right”
• All participants are trained to run better, improve coordination and movement
skills, increase strength and conditioning,
increase foot speed, balance and agility,
improve athletic core strength as well as
weight reduction and overall fitness.
• The staff at Next Level Performance
Training designed the strength component of this program utilizing dumbbells,
stability balls, medicine balls, and the
young athlete's own body weight.
• The sessions are fun but focused on
physical tasks and understanding “best
effort” and technique development.
Location:
Old Town Athletic Club
169 Keith Street, Warrenton,VA 20186
Cost:
Rates based on level of attention
requested
Schedule:
Programs are on-going. Please call for
current offerings and Summer Program
Specials
Contact:
NLT: (703) 919-6200
www.NLTraining.com
OTAC: (540) 349-2791
www.OTACfitness.com
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Program:
- Recreational Spring League with end of
season League Championship/Fall
Instructional League
- Tournament for Minor, Major, 13-Prep,
Junior and Senior divisions.
- Tournament Ball featuring travel to
district and state tournaments.
- All-Star Game for T-ball and Rookie
division.
Location:
Play takes place on fields located
throughout Fauquier County.
Schedule:
Varies by age/division; average play
between practice and games is 2 -3 times
per week.
Dates:
Regular season: Spring - late March
through early June (registration takes
place January 1 - February 28)
Instructional Season: Fall - late August
through mid-October (registration begins
July 1)
Tournament Ball - Spring and Summer;
try-outs early to mid-season
Ages:
5 - 6 (T-ball)
7-8 (Rookies)
9-10 (Minors)
11-12 (Majors)
13 (13-Prep)
14-15 (Juniors)
16-18 (Seniors)
Cost:
Varies per division, please visit website of
call for details
Contact:
Carrie Soaper, Registrar
fauquierbaberuth@aol.com
Brett Campeol - League President,
(540) 349-0782
P.O. Box 1280, Warrenton, VA 20188
www.fauquierbaberuth.com.
Fauquier Gator’s
Fauquier Gators is a local collegiate team
that plays in the prestigious Clark-Griffith
summer baseball league. The league has
been in existence for more than 50 years
and is considered one of the top wood bat
collegiate summer leagues in the country.
With the goal of further promoting baseball
in Fauquier County, the Gators offer camps
and clinics during the summer. The Gators
play May through August. Home games
are played at Fauquier High School.
Program:
Gator’s Baseball Summer Camp
Location:
Fauquier High School
Dates:
Session 1: June 27 - 30
Session 2: July 11 - 14
Times:
Monday - Thursday; 9am - 1pm
Ages:
7 - 17
Cost:
$100 per session
Registration deadline - June 1
Contact:
Please call Paul Koch for questions.
(703) 608-2556
pkoch999@hotmail.com
BASKETBALL
Optimist Club Youth Basketball
League
Location:
Games take place in gymnasiums
throughout Fauquier County.
Program:
Recreational winter basketball league
Format:
League play with end of season
tournament
Schedule:
On average, one practice per week and
Saturday games
Dates:
January - March (sign-ups begin in
October with evaluation sessions.)
Ages:
Boys and Girls age 5 - 17;
Age Groups: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12,
13-14 & 15-17
Cost:
Email or visit website for current fees.
Contact:
Email: opbasketball@adelphia.net
www.warrentonoptimist.com
(Be sure to type in the www.)
SPORTS
Fauquier Knights
Program:
AAU developmental, competitive basketball program and Fall recreational league
Location:
In gymnasiums throughout Fauquier
County
Format:
Weekly practice, local tournaments, travel
to regional tournaments
Dates:
Developmental program - year round
Recreational League - October through
mid-December, registration begins in
August
Ages:
Recreational: Boys and Girls K-12
Competitive: Ages 9-19
Cost:
varies, please call for more information
Contact:
Steve Malik - (540) 222-3197
kntball@aol.com
www.fauquierknights.com
Fauquier Free Spirits
Program:
AAU girls competitive basketball program
Location:
In gymnasiums throughout Fauquier
County
Format:
Weekly practice, travel to local and
regional tournaments
Dates:
October through June
Ages:
Girls 11 - 14
Cost:
Contact:
Cathy Roberts - (540) 349-8854
www.eteamz.com/fauquiergsa
BOXING
Kardio-Kick
Program:
Boxing and Kick-Boxing instruction
Format:
Levels of instruction include K1 (beginner
- focus on fundamentals and conditioning), K2 (Intermediate) and K3 (Full
Contact Sparing). Additional opportunities are available for competition fighting.
Location:
Chestnut Forks Athletic Club - 6379 Airlie
Road, Warrenton
Schedule:
Weekly classes available
Ages:
7 to adult
Cost:
$195 for 3-month membership includes
unlimited classes and gloves, shin guards
and mouthpiece. Groups and family
discounts available.
Contact:
Travis Alexander
(540) 347-7693
sparta277@cs.com
www.kardiokick.com
BOWLING
Warrenton Lanes
Location:
272 Broadview Avenue
Programs:
Youth bowling leagues and tournaments,
special events, birthday parties
Schedule:
Saturday Morning Youth League September through April
Summer Youth/Adult League - Tuesday
nights May through August
Cost:
Contact:
(540) 347-2300
Fauquier Youth Football
Program:
Cheerleading for Fauquier Youth Football
fall league.
Location:
Practices take place on sports fields
throughout Fauquier County. Games
take place at Grace Miller Elementary
School.
Ages:
Girls 5 - 13
Schedule:
Registration begins in March on-line.
Practice begins in early August. Games
begin the last week of August. Squads
practice two to three times per week and
games are on Saturday.
Cost:
To be determined.
Contact:
(540) 347-4117 Leave a message and a
representative will call you back.
www.fauquieryouthfootball.com.
CHEERLEADING
Legend All Star Cheer and Dance
Program:
Year round competitive cheer and dance
groups with performances in local
parades and events. Tumbling instruction
also available.
Location:
6418 Old Meetze Rd, Warrenton
Format:
Pee-Wee and Youth Competitive Cheer
Junior and Senior Competitive Cheer
Junior and Senior Hip Hop Dance Teams
Schedule:
Year round with tryouts in May for
competitive cheer and dance
Contact:
Pam Jeckell, (540) 272-0296
Linda Costello, (540) 272-2852
Email: Legendcheerva@aol.com
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SPORTS
EQUESTRIAN
4-H Programs (please see CLUBS)
Cassanova Warrenton Pony Club
(CWPC)
Providing knowledge and horsemanship
skills to those with Ponies.
Programs:
Dressage Lessons and Events, Show
Jumping, Games Competitions, Cross
Country, Horse Management, Summer
Camp and volunteer opportunities.
Schedule:
Attend weekly or monthly lessons with
your pony as you please.
Costs:
Yearly membership dues, minimal cost for
lessons, competition fees paid
Contact:
Call for more information
Jackie and Frank Horn
(540) 634-3081
FOOTBALL
Fauquier Youth Football
Program:
Fall tackle football league with four divisions per age group, end of season playoff and championship game plus All Star
Game for Pee Wee, Jr. and Sr. divisions.
Instructional is full contact non-competitive games with Coaches on the field.
Location:
Practices take place on sports fields
throughout Fauquier County. Practice is
normally were the player goes to elementary school. Players are placed on teams
closest to elementary school that player
lives by. Exceptions are determined by
Board of directors due to roster size and
other circumstances. Games take place at
Grace Miller Elementary School.
Ages:
age 5 - 13; age groups: instructional 5- 7,
Pee Wee 8-9, Jr. 10-11, Sr. 12-13
Schedule:
Registrationbegins in March on-line.
Practice begins in early August. Games
begin the last week of August. Teams
practice two to three times per week and
games are on Saturday.
Cost: To be determined
Contact:
(540) 347-4117, please leave message
www.fauquieryouthfootball.com.
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Fauquier Youth Coed Flag Football
League
Program:
Spring flag football league with end of
season playoffs and Championship game
in each division.
Location: To be determined each season.
Age groups:
5 - 7 Pee Wee, 8 - 10 Jr., 11-13 Sr.
Schedule:
Registration begins mid-February.
Practices begin first of April. Games begin
in May. Playoffs take place in early June
and conclude with the Championship
game in mid-June.
Cost: Please call for more information.
Contact:
Commissioner - Jimmi Cutsail (540) 341-1048
South Wales Golf Club
Public 18-hole golf course, driving range,
putting green
Location: 18363 Golf Lane, Jeffersonton
Cost:
$16 for under 15 years of age; 16 and up
price varies by day and time.
Hours: Open daylight hours.
Contact: (540) 937-3250
GYMNASTICS
Toddlin Time
Program:
GOLF
Play gym designed especially for parent
and child
Location:
Karate Sports Academy
Ages: 10 months - 4 years
Contact: (540) 347-7355
Golf Improvement Center
Warrenton Gymnastics Center
This public golf practice facility has a driving
range, 18 hole putting green, two driving
range shelter and pro shop.
Location:
5020 Lee Highway, New Baltimore
Programs:
Junior Clinic every Saturday from 12 1pm taught by Mark Jansen.
Ages: Boys and Girls age 7 through teens
Cost: $10 per day
Hours:
Open seven days a week from 8:30 a.m.
to dark.
Contact: (540) 349-9761
Location:
365 West Shirley Avenue, Warrenton
Programs:
Wide variety of programs, please call for
more information.
Contact: (540) 347-7697
Kastle Greens Golf Club
Public 18-hole championship course with
golf lesson, driving range, pro shop, and
grill.
Location: 11446 Rogues Road, Midland
Hours: Open seven days a week
Cost:
$50 on weekends with cart, $36 Monday
through Thursday and $40 on Fridays.
After 2 p.m., prices drop to $37 on
weekends, $25 Monday through
Thursday, and $30 on Fridays.
Contact: (540) 788-3144
www.kastlegreens.com
LACROSSE
Fauquier Youth Lacrosse
Program:
Lacrosse is known as the fastest game on
two feet. Learn skills & build enduran.
Have fun playing an exciting game. All
levels welcome.
Format:
League play with end of season playoffs
and championship game.
Location:
Home games are played in the
Warrenton area. Away games are held
throughout Northern Virginia.
Schedule:
Spring Season - Registration begins in
December and goes until the start of the
second game or until teams are filled.
Practices begin in mid-February. Games
begin on or about the last week in March
and continue through the beginning of
June. There are usually 3 practices per
week until games begin and then 2 practices and one game per week. Games
are played on weekends. Evaluations and
SPORTS
A-team level tryouts begin in January.
Post season and tournament opportunities announced as the season progresses.
Information available on the website.
Ages:
Girls - U-15, U-13 and U-11 divisions
Boys - U-15, U-13, U-11, U-9 divisions
Cost:
Approximately $105 for Spring season.
Equipment:
Boys: helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads,
gloves, stick and cup. Girls: stick & eye
protection
Contact:
P.O. Box 3200, Warrenton, VA 20188
FCYLL@juno.com or FQLAX@aol.com
www.FQLAX.com
World Martial Arts Center LLC,
Warrenton
MAJORETTES
Fauquier County Roller Hockey
League
Tip Top Twirlers
Program:
4 on 4 w/ goalie non-contact league
Location:
2 Outdoor Rinks: Warrenton Recreation
Center site, corner of 5th St. and
Franklin; Parking Lot 6, Warrenton
Format:
Fall and Spring league play with end of
season playoffs, championship, awards
banquet and summer camp.
Schedule:
Fall - registration begins in July;
Season: September - early December.
Spring - registration begins in December;
Season: March - May.
Divisions: 8 and under, 10U, 13U, 17U
Cost: average $100 per person
Equipment:
skates, stick, gloves, certified rollerhockey helmet, elbow pads; mouthpiece
and shin guards required.
Contact:
www.fcrhl.com
Lanny Cornwell, coachpete@fcrhl.com
Jim Succup, fcrhlvp@fcrhl.com
John Wood, coachjohn@gmail.com
Program:
Baton classes with performances in area
parades and competitions.
Location:
Meet at Cedar Lee Middle School and
Liberty High School
Schedule:
Classes run November through August
Registration in October
Ages: 3 and older
Cost: $10 a month, plus uniform
Contact:
Dana Manley, 428-2388
rdmanley@adelphia.net
MARTIAL ARTS
World Champion Martial Arts Center
Location:
Program:
Provides self-defense for adults and children. Includes tae kwon do and
tang soo do instruction taught by owner
Master Ron Jenkins.
Ages: 3 and up
Hours: Mon.-Sat., 9:00am - 9:00pm
Contact:
(540) 347-4973
ksatdk@verizon.net
Location:
608 West Blackwell Road, Warrenton
Programs:
Martial arts, Kick Boxing, Tae Kwon Do,
self-defense and fitness classes for all ages
taught by Grandmaster Kun Hwa Lee.
After school classes available. Please call
for more details.
Contact: (540) 347-7266
Kick Boxing, see BOXING on pg. 32.
ROLLER HOCKEY
SOCCER
Fauquier County Soccer Club
The oldest soccer program in the area with
the greatest depth and breadth of programs. FSCS’s Technical Director supports
the Club’s coaches as an in-house resource
to advance their work with the players.
Program:
Recreation league, competitive travel
teams, player and coach clinics,
TOPSoccer, adult league. Hunt County
Classic Soccer Tournament held weekend
before Thanksgiving. Partnership with the
Positive Coaching Alliance, developing
Double Goal Coaches who strive to win
but have a second,more important, goal
of using sports to teach life lessons.
Location:
Fields centrally located in Fauquier
County
Schedule:
Spring Season - late March through early
June; registration begins in November.
(Late registrations accepted )
Fall Season - late August through late
October; registration begins early June
(Late registrations accepted.)
Travel Team - Open try outs in June, some
teams accept players throughout year.
Participate in NCSL, WAGS, ODSL
leagues.
Ages:
Recreational League - Boys and Girls U5
through U19
Travel Teams - Boys and Girls U9 through
U19
Cost:
varies based on age, please call for more
information
Contact:
Club Administrator - (540) 349-8722
www.fcsc.org.
Piedmont Futsal Soccer Club
Program:
Winter 5-on-5 indoor soccer league and
youth training during school year.
Location:
In gymnasiums and outdoors throughout
Fauquier County
Ages:
Male and female, age 6 to adult
Schedule:
Winter Season - January through early
March; registration begins September 1
Games during season - one game per
week
Summer Tournaments
Cost:
varies by age, average cost is $80 per
season
Contact:
(540) 349-9998
don@pfsc-soccer.com
www.pfsc-soccer.com
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SPORTS
Warrenton Youth Soccer Club
Programs:
Recreational soccer league, travel team,
camps, coaches/referee clinics;
Warrenton Cup Soccer Tournament to be
held June 25 - 26
Location:
Practices in various fields throughout
Fauquier County
Recreational League Games held on
Sundays at Fauquier High
Schedule:
Spring League - late March through late
May, registration begins in November
Fall League - September through early
November, registration begins in late May
Travel Team - based on coach and player
interest
Coaches/Referees Clinics - available for
adults and students age 12 and up
Summer Camps - June 27 through July 2
Ages:
Leagues - Boys and Girls Under 8 through
under 14
Summer Camp - boys and girls U5, U6,
U8 and U10 divisions
Cost:
League - $50 for under 5; $60 for all
other divisions plus $18 uniform cost
Summer Camp - $60 includes t-shirt
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Contact:
Raul Heras - (540) 347-7289
registrar@wysc.org
www.wysc.org
SOFTBALL
Fauquier Girls Softball Association
Program:
Spring and Fall fast-pitch softball program
Location:
Fields throughout County
Schedule:
Spring - April through June; registration
begins in February
Fall - September through November;
registration begins in August
Ages:
Girls age 6 - 18
Cost:
varies per season, please call for more
information
Contact:
Stephen Miller, (540) 347-5063
www.fauquiergirlssoftball.com
SWIMMING
The Larry Weeks Community Pool at
Vint Hill
Location:
4248 Bludau Dr., Warrenton, VA
Facility:
Public 25-meter L-shaped pool with
water depth ranging from 2 to 6 feet,
kiddie pool, and snack bar.
Programs:
Swimming lessons, lap swimming, Aqua
Aerobics and private swimming lessons
when schedule permits. The pool is also
available for private pool parties Friday,
Saturday and Sunday from 7 - 11pm.
Hours:
11am to 7pm daily from Saturday of
Memorial Day Weekend through Labor
Day
Cost:
Age 12 - 59: $4.50
Age 2 - 11 and 60 and above- $3.50
After 5:00pm, 2 and older: $3.00
Under 2 are free; discount passes are
available.
Contact:
(540) 347-6894
SPORTS
FAST Aquatics Center
Facility:
FAST Aquatics Center, a NON-profit
organization, is a Year Round Enclosed
Pool. The pool is 25 yards with 6 lanes.
The water is maintained at 82 degrees
Fahrenheit for year round enjoyment.
Location:
Vint Hill Technology Park, Warrenton
Programs:
FAST offers a variety of programs for all
ages year round.
Swim Lessons - Available for ages 6
months to adults. Children’s classes are
offered on Saturday Mornings for all ages
and levels, during the weekday for
Preschoolers and some afternoon/evening
classes in the Fall and Spring for the older
children. During the summer months, all
levels of swim lessons are offered on an
ongoing basis. Pee-wee and Me and
Preschool Classes (ages 3 - 5) are $48 for
8 thirty-minute lessons and the Level
Classes (ages 6 and up) are $64 for 8
forty - five minute lessons. Current
detailed schedules are available online
and at the Pool. Private lessons are
offered on a year round basis. Please call
the office for more details.
Physical Fitness Classes - Water Aerobics
and a structured lap class called FAST Fit
that anyone can attend. FAST also offers
a Spring Class to help the Summer Swim
Team children get in swimming shape. If
interested in any of these programs,
please contact FAST for more information.
Hurricanes Swim Team - The Hurricanes
have 2 swim teams, one year round USA
Team and one Summer Swim Team. The
USA Hurricanes practice in the evenings
and depending on abilities, children may
sign up for either a 9 month or 11 month
program. The USA Hurricanes go to
competitions throughout the year. The
Summer Swim Team practices in the
evenings, June and July, and has Saturday
Morning swim meets at home and in
Prince William County. Both teams are
open to all ages of children that can
swim the length of the pool. The USA
team has registration in late August and
the Summer Swim Team holds registration in early May. Please contact the
FAST Office for fees and schedules.
Open and Lap Swim - The schedule varies
during the year due to various contracted
rentals and swim team practices. Please
contact the FAST Office for the current
hours or go to our website.
Birthday Parties - FAST is a great place to
host birthday parties for all ages.
Available on the weekends, please contact the FAST Office for current availability and cost.
Contact:
(540) 349-4858
www.fastaquatics.com
fastaquatics@aol.com
Tournament, Summer Camps. All taught
by Certified Teaching Professionals.
Cost:
Varies depending on program. Please call
for more information.
Contact:
(540) 347-0823
www.chestnutforks.com
Chestnut Forks Athletic Club
TRACK AND FIELD
Location:
6379 Airlie Road, Warrenton
Facility:
Private swim club featuring 25-meter,
6-lane pool with diving area and food
service.
Programs:
Swimming lessons and Blue Marlin’s
Swim Team
Cost:
Membership required, call for more
details
Contact:
(540) 347-0823
www.chestnutforks.com
Fauquier Swim Club
Program:
Offers a variety of membership fees for
the family. The club has a four-lane, 25meter pool, which includes a diving
board and baby pool. The facility also has
two tennis courts. Activities include
competitive swim team and swimming
lessons.
Contact: (540) 347-9719
Rappahannock Swim Club/Remington
Pool
Location: Remington
Programs:
Activities include swim team, baby pool
and other family activities. The club has a
five-lane, 25-yard pool.
Contact: (540) 439-8689
Fauquier County Track Club
Program:
Open to all ages, the club focuses on
training and preparation for competition.
Contact:
Scott Murphy - (540) 349-0870
http://fauquiertrackclub.us
UNICYCLING
Unistars
Program:
Unicycling show troupe with local performances in parades and special events
throughout the year. Beginner classes
also offered.
Location: Meets weekly at Vint Hill
Schedule: Year round
Ages: 8-adult
Cost: Varies, call for details
Contact:
Linda McLaughlin, (540) 341-8123
www.unistarsonline.com
unistars@direcway.com
WRESTLING
Fauquier Wrestling Club
Contact: Bryan Hurst (540) 341-7686
OTHER
TENNIS
Chestnut Forks Athletic Club
Location: 6379 Airlie Road, Warrenton
Facility:
4 Indoor Courts, 4 Outdoor Courts (2
Har-Tru/2 All-Weather), Fitness Center,
Swim Club, Tennis Pro Shop
Programs:
Beginner to Advanced Tournament Level
Clinics, Fauquier County Junior Tennis
Fauquier County Special Olympics
Program:
An international program of year-round
sports training and competition and
adults with mental retardation. Track &
Field, Aquatics, Basketball and Bowling
are available in Fauquier County.
Contact:
(540) 349-1024
www.specialolympics.org
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Youth & Family Support Organizations
Au Pair USA
International Child Care, Cultural Exchange
Program
Program:
Young men and women from around the
world are available to come and live with
your families to provide child care. They
become a member of your family, sharing
life and living. They may work up to 45
hours a week, providing cultural enrichment, morning and afternoon care,
transportation to activities, play groups,
children’s homework, laundry, meal assistance, etc. They are allowed to care for
up to 4 kids and may attend the local
college if desired. Local activities are
planned each month.
Costs: Application fee: $250
Program fee: $6,350 for year
Salary paid to the Au Pair:
$139 per week
Contact:
InterExchange Au Pair USA
4409 Broad Run Church Road
New Baltimore, VA 20187
(540) 349-0077 - office
(800) 287-2477 - toll free
browndr@infionline.net
www.aupairusa.org
Fauquier CADRE
CADRE, Community Alliance for Drug
Rehabilitation and Education, is a community coalition of concerned people who are
working together to prevent the use and
abuse of alcohol and drugs by Fauquier
County’s youth. CADRE is made up of citizens, private business people, law enforcement officials, educators, parents, students
and counselors.
CADRE’s message is positive. By getting
involved in the lives of our youth as a community, we can give them the safety net
they deserve - the chance to grow into
adulthood with a sense of control over the
things they face.
Location:
24 Pelham Street, Warrenton
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Programs:
Muddy Tracks adventure challenge program for at-risk involves ropes courses,
kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking,
and hiking, all centered around the message that you can’t reach your goals
using drugs and alcohol.
Guiding Good Choices parent education
workshops for parents of children in
grades 4-8. Parents learn how to
strengthen their bonds with their children
and reduce the risk that their children will
use drugs.
Get Real about Tobacco is a tobacco prevention program which helps reduce the
risk of teens using tobacco, encourages
teens who do use tobacco to quit, and
helps teens promote messages against
the use of tobacco.
CADRE’s Media Campaign is an effort to
educate youth and their parents about
the dangers of drugs and alcohol
through local and high school newspaper
advertising, running local radio spots, and
publishing a semi-annual newsletter.
Contact:
Tom Harris, Executive Director
(540) 347-2340
fcadre@mindspring.com
www.fauquier-cadre.org
Housing
Emergency Home Repair
Grants and Technical Assistance for
obtaining safe drinking water
HUD-Section 8 Rental Assistance
Contact:
(540) 347-7000
Fauquier Community Action
FCAC’s strives to mobilize all available
resources; private, local, state and federal,
towards bettering the opportunities of low
income citizens and building stronger communities throughout Fauquier County.
Location:
98 Alexandria Pike #43, Warrenton
Programs:
Community Services
Adopt-A-Family/Christmas Project
Clothing Assistance
Elderly Assistance
Emergency Food Assistance
Energy Share Assistance
Family Emergency Services
Furniture Assistance
Homeless Assistance
Information and Referral
School Supplies
Special Dietary Needs
Thanksgiving Food Baskets
Head Start/Bright Stars
See CHILDCARE
Established in 2004, the Fauquier Alliance
For Youth provides the opportunity for
ongoing communication and collaboration
among Fauquier County organizations that
serve youth. The Alliance meets every other
month to discuss successes and challenges,
ways to avoid duplication of service and
how to enhance programs countywide.
Please call to get involved.
Fauquier County Department
of Social Services
Location:
320 Hospital Drive, Suite 11
Programs:
child protection services, foster care*,
court services, adult services, day care
supplements for working mothers, fuel
assistance, Medicaid and food stamps.
* Families are needed to foster and/or
adopt children who are unable to remain
with their families due to abuse, neglect
or illness of the caregivers. Interested
families complete a 27-hour training
course and subsequent home approval
process. For more information contact
Shawn LaRue at (540) 351-1069.
Contact:
(540) 347-2316
www.fauquiercounty.gov
Contact:
Sheri Murphy, Director
(540) 347-4619
YOUTH & FAMILY SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
Fauquier Family Shelter
Services, Inc.
Provides short-term shelter, transitional
housing, comprehensive services and guidance to families and individuals.
Contact:
(540) 341-0900
ffss@fauquierfamilyshelter.org
Program:
The Haven House Emergency Shelter
Location:
95 Keith Street (next to the Fauquier
County Sheriff’s Office)
Description:
Provides temporary housing and comprehensive support programs including
parenting classes, children’s programs,
personal budget management, and job
search services. The shelter accommodates fifty-two residents.
Contact:
(540) 351-0130
thehaven@fauquierfamilyshelter.org
Program:
Vint Hill Transitional Housing
Program
Location:
4383 Hunsberger Drive, Unit H
Description:
A two-year residential program designed
to facilitate financial independence and
stability. To qualify for the program one
must be homeless, have stable full-time
employment and have children. The adult
residents in the program attend weekly
meetings with a financial mentor and
attend weekly classes that address the
social needs of the family. These classes
include, parenting skills, communication,
nutrition, career development, encouraging success at school, and money
management.
Contact:
(540) 347-7374
vinthill@fauquierfamilyshelter.org
Fauquier Habitat for
Humanity, Inc.
A non-profit Christian building ministry that
provides simple decent shelter with God's
people in need. Our mission is to eliminate
poverty housing in Fauquier and
Rappahannock counties. More than 400
families in Fauquier County alone, live in
shacks without running water or indoor
plumbing. Many have no source of heat,
leaking roofs and dirt floors.
We build new homes and rehabilitate poverty housing working in partnership with families. We offer a hand up, not a hand out.
Our partner families must complete 400
hours of “sweat equity” before the house is
complete. We sell the homes to the families
for whatever it costs to build, we charge no
profit. We take back a no-interest mortgage
to repay the loan, usually for 20-25 years.
Our homes are built by volunteers, thus
keeping the cost to a minimum.
Opportunities are available for youth to participate in various tasks based on age.
Youth 14-16 can do limited work on the
sites such as painting and landscaping but
should not be on the job sites while building. Youth 16 through 18 are not permitted
to operate power tools, do excavating,
demolition or work at heights greater than
six feet or do roofing. They can do general
carpentry. Waivers for medical treatment
and guardianship must be signed by an
adult.
Fauquier Habitat for Humanity offers a
wonderful opportunity for moms, dads and
children to work together on projects that
truly benefit our community. Many area
churches partner with Habitat and organize
groups to build with us on Saturday
mornings. See our web page for more
information.
Location: 34 Beckham Street, Warrenton
Contact:
Jack Flikeid, Executive Director
(540) 341-4952
(540) 349-2729 (fax)
info@fauquierhabitat.org
www.fauquierhabitat.org
Fauquier Youth Sports
Coordination Council
Public-private partnership created to
improve opportunities for the youth in
Fauquier County. Children’s increasing
involvement in sports and the growth in
county population have combined to set
the Council’s top priority: address the need
for more sports fields as demand has outpaced supply.
Focus:
Current focus is to develop the Northern,
Central and Southern Sports Complexes
and encourage the development of
facilities at existing school and recreation
facilities. The Council also brings together
the youth leagues and manages the
development and maintenance of the
complexes to ensure safe, high-quality
facilities.
Members:
Fauquier Babe Ruth Youth Baseball,
Fauquier County Soccer Club, Fauquier
Youth Football and Fauquier Girls Softball
Association
Contact:
For more information or to get involved,
please call Nan Grambo
(540) 364-1554
ngrambo@crosslink.net
Hospice Support of Fauquier
County
Location: 42 N. Fifth Street, Warrenton
Description:
Hospice offers non-medical support to
the terminally ill and their families.
Medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers,
shower seats, etc.) and certain medical
supplies (adult diapers, blue pads, etc) are
available. Hospice volunteers endeavor to
serve each family according to their
needs; willing to cook, shop, clean, help
with homework, give a hug or lend an
ear. Free support groups for the
bereaved, recent or past, are also offered.
Programs:
Grief Support, every other Thursday,
3:30-5:00pm, for those surviving the
death of a spouse, family member, friend
due to any circumstance.
Forever Changed, on demand, for those
surviving the death of a child through
miscarriage, stillbirth, infant/toddler death
due to any circumstance.
Special Note:
We would like a support group designed
specifically for children who are mourning the loss of a parent, sibling or other
family member, or friend to form in this
community. Ideally, individuals specializing in this area would train and monitor
volunteers facilitating the group. Perhaps
someone would also like to offer a
cheery location….
Contact:
(540) 347-5922
hospicesupport@erols.com
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HOWARD, MORRISON & HOWARD
BLAIR D. HOWARD PAUL A. MORRISON CHRISTOPHER T. WHELAN
Attorney At Law
Attorney At Law
TEL: (540) 349-1155
FAX: (540) 349-4422
Hospice of the Rapidan
A non-profit organization providing skilled
medical care, social services, grief and
Chaplain support along with trained
volunteer care for those with limited life
expectancy. Medicare and Medicaid
certified.
Location:
1200 Sunset Lane, Suite 2320, Culpeper
Contact:
Nancy Walbridge, (540) 825-4840
www.hotr.org
Mary’s Family
Offers much-needed friendship and support
to families with special needs children, by
providing respite every 2nd Saturday of the
month at various locations throughout the
Piedmont region. Respite days include a
pediatric nurse, a licensed physical or
occupational therapist, a volunteer for every
child, and appropriate crafts/arts projects.
Programs are developed to best assist other
organizations that offer programs for
children, including coordinating therapeutic
recreation through Parks and Recreation.
Mary’s Family offers volunteers to make it
possible for all children to participate in
every Parks and Recreation program,
regardless of their special needs.
Programs:
Respite Days
Respite days held the second Saturday of
every month, need over 50 volunteers to
make sure all participating children have
their own volunteer. Siblings are encouraged to attend all respite days. Mary’s
Family provides an opportunity for children to develop bonds with other members of their community while offering a
strong network of support and education
for parents. Workshops on caretaker
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health, legislative process, and other topics have been offered.
Web-Site
Mary’s Family publishes a quarterly journal Let Me Tell You, a creative way to
give voice to families who have children
with special needs. The journal also
offers marketing opportunities by selling
ads. Visit www. marysfamily.org for a
community bulletin board, calendar and
photographs.
Special Assistance
Support to families in times of unusual
stress, surgery or death includes helping
at the hospital, providing childcare and
much more.
Mary’s Family 4-H Club, one of the few
4-H clubs in the country that has been
specifically designed for children with differing abilities. Introduces children to
many aspects of 4H, including farm and
domestic animals, photography, sewing,
craft projects and cooking. Meets the
2nd Saturday every month at respite. Ms.
Toomey is Chair of the Leadership
Council for the Fauquier Cooperative
Extension Office and works closely with
extension agents to coordinate county
activities that will benefit all children.
Mary’s Family 4-H club is also active with
the 4-H Outdoor Adventure Club, which
includes hiking, skiing, camping and
other outdoor activities. All activities are
handicapped accessible.
Contact:
To request more information or to get
involved, please call:
Martha J. Toomey, Founding Director
(540) 364-4757
P.O. Box 236, Orlean, VA 20128
Attorney At Law
1 WALL STREET
WARRENTON, VIRGINIA 20186
MOMS Club - Warrenton
(Central)
Program:
Support group for part-time and full-time
stay at home moms.
Schedule:
Year round meetings on the 2nd Tuesday
of the month at 10am at the Church of
Christ.
Cost:
$20 per year dues
Contact:
info@momsclubwarrenton.org
MOMS Club - Warrenton
(East)
Program:
Support group for part-time and full-time
stay at home moms.
Schedule:
Year round meetings on the 3rd Tuesday
of the month at 10am at the Lutheran
Church on 605.
Cost:
$20 per year dues
Contact:
momsclubofwarrentoneast@yahoo.com
Piedmont Dispute Resolution
Center
Established in 1990, the Piedmont Dispute
Resolution Center, Inc, provides a structured, informal method of resolving many
types of conflicts. Mediation is available for
individuals, families, teens, neighborhoods,
businesses, schools, churches and other
community organizations. Training in mediation, effective communication and conflict
resolution is also provided.
Location:
54 East Lee Street, Warrenton
Programs:
Divorce and Family Mediation
Parent/Teen Mediation
Business and Community Mediation
Case Assessment and Evaluation
Restorative Justice Services
Youth Conflict Resolution Programs
Training Seminars and Workshops
And more….
Contact:
Lawrie Parker, Executive Director
(540) 347-6650
pdrc@verizon.net
www.pdrc.info
Piedmont United Way
Serves the counties of Culpeper, Madison,
Fauquier, Orange and Rappahannock by
developing and distributing resources that
address human needs. Piedmont United
Way distributes funds to provide basic services for families, shelters for the homeless,
food for the elderly, nursery schools, scouting programs, youth recreation, and an
information and referral help phone line.
Location:
1118 E. Piedmont Street, Culpepper
Programs:
First Call For Help (Information & Referral
Service)
(540) 825-7569
Contact:
(540) 825-7615
Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm
Salvation Army
A private religious and charitable organization that offers emergency financial assistance with utilities and rent. Also operates
summer camp Happyland, helps with school
supplies, maintains a food pantry and thrift
store and offers holiday assistance programs
such as Angel Tree, Christmas and
Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas Kettles.
Location:
26 S. 3rd Street, Warrenton
Thrift Store Hours: Tues-Fri: 8:30-4:30pm
Sat: 9:00am - Noon
Contact:
Thrift Store, (540) 341-8385
Food Pantry/Assistance Programs,
(540) 341-3396
Spiritual Care Support
Ministries, Inc.
SCSN is a non-profit, non-denominational
organization that provides support, eduation and a Biblical perspective to those who
are ill, dying and bereaved and those who
journey with them. Support Groups, workshops, and private consultations are provided for those who have lost loved ones, for
grieving teens, bereaved spouses, bereaved
parents, the chronically ill, caregivers, for
divorce loss, pet loss, complicated grief loss,
loss to sexual abuse and rape; stillborn, miscarriage and infant loss. Training is available
for those walking alongside the ill, dying or
bereaved helping them to more effectively
care for their loved ones as they go through
these difficult journeys. Call for information
about our programs.
Cost:
All SCSM services are free of charge.
Location:
76 West Shirley Avenue, Warrenton
Contact:
(540) 349-5814
www.scsm.tv
Toddlin Time
Program:
Play gym designed especially for parent
and child
Location:
Ages:
10 months - 4 years
Contact:
(540) 347-7355
HOME SCHOOL SUPPORT
GROUPS
F.A.I.T.H. – Fauquier Area Instructors
Teaching @ Home
Program:
F.A.I.T.H. is a Christian homeschool support group with monthly meetings,
newsletter, e-group, field trips and various activities for all age students.
Location:
Meets 2nd Sunday, 6:30pm at Warrenton
Bible Fellowship
Contact:
Angela Davis. (540) 439-4826
bongela@address.org
www.faithhomeschoolers.org
F.H.E.
Fauquier Home Educators
Program:
Fauquier Home Educators is a clearinghouse of homeschooling information for
families in and around Fauquier County.
We’ll help you connect with other
homeschoolers and find homeshcooling
resources. FHE mainly exists as a free
e-mail list through yahoogroups.
Contact:
fhe-owner@yahoogroups.com
T.O.R.C.H
Program:
Traditions of Roman Catholic Homes
Catholic home school support group at
St. John’s Church
Activities, field trips, speakers
Contact:
Chris Galvin
(540) 937-3355
kega@erols.com
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Volunteer Opportunities for Youth
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING
YOUR TIME TO A LOCAL
CHARITY OR COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATION?
Young people are active, empowered members of our community. Last year alone,
15.5 million teenagers contributed more
than 1.3 billion hours through volunteering.
This represents 55% of American teenagers
spending time helping their communities,
schools, and churches.
There are many reasons to start volunteering:
• To help others and create positive change
• To learn about an activity or organization
that interests you
• To beat boredom (if you find yourself
sitting around the house feeling totally
bored, volunteering in an activity you
enjoy can be a great way to change
things)
• To gain perspective on life (there is no
better way to understand your blessings
than to help people in need)
• To learn new skills and meet new people
• To help fill out that college or job
application
• To Make a Difference!
The listings below only represent a small
portion of the total number of volunteer
opportunities in Fauquier County. There are
also many opportunities to volunteer with
your schools, churches, local government,
and with community events such as the
American Cancer Society's annual Relay for
Life and Warrenton's Spring Festival.
Think about the things that you enjoy doing
then explore your options and most important, HAVE FUN AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE in Fauquier County!
After-School Programs
The Boys and Girls Club is always looking
for high schools students to help with its
after school program at Taylor and Cedar
Lee middle schools; Opportunities include
tutoring, organizing sport activities and
other events. Contact the Boys and Girls
Club at 540-349-8990 or
fauquierclub@aol.com.
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Hospitals
Homeless Shelters
Hospitals have volunteer programs to help
patients both inside and outside the hospital. The volunteer programs allow participants to explore medical careers and gain
work experience. Contact Fauquier Hospital
at 540-347-2550 ext 3116 or visit their
website www.fauquierhospital.org/info/auxiliary.shtml. Volunteer opportunities may
also exist at the Fauquier Free Clinic for
older teens. Contact them at 540-347-0394
or visit their website at www.fauquierfreeclinic.org. Also check out opportunities
for volunteering with Hospice of the
Rapidan, 540-825-4840.
You might help prepare or distribute meals,
work behind the scenes in the business
office, help organize a food drive to stock
the pantry, prepare individual kits of basic
needed items, etc. You can learn more
about the problem of homelessness and
ways you can help by going to www.endhomelessness.org. In Warrenton, you can
contact Fauquier Family Shelter Services at
540-341-0900 or visit their website at
www.fauquierfamilyshelter.org.
Libraries
Many libraries need help maintaining books
and library materials, and assisting with special programs, events and special projects. If
you would like to volunteer at the library
call 540-347-8750, ext 27 or visit
www.fauquiercounty.gov/government/
departments/library.
Food Banks
Food banks collect food, manage their
inventory and distribute food to those in
need. You can help stock the shelves,
organize a food drive for the food banks or
distribute food. Check with your local
churches to see if they sponsor a food
pantry or contact Fauquier Community
Action Inc.at 540-347-7000, the Salvation
Army at 540-351-0135, or FISH at
540-347-3474 to volunteer.
Special Olympics
Special Olympics is an international program
for year-around sports training and athletic
competition for children and adults with
mental retardation. Check out www.specialolympicsva.org to learn more about the
wide variety of volunteer activities, including
sports training, fundraising, administrative
help, competition planning and staffing,
and local activities. For information on local
activities and volunteer opportunities, call
540-349-1024.
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanities builds and gives
houses to poor people in local communities.
Volunteers not only help others, but can
learn a great deal about building houses by
getting involved. In Fauquier County contact 540-341-4952 or log onto
www.fauquierhabitat.org
Community Parks and
Historical Sites
There are many parks and historical sites in
the area where you can volunteer your time
as class instructors, gardeners, office help or
grounds maintenance. For those sites, such
as the Monroe Park recently named the
official gold mining interpretative site for
Virginia, there may be opportunities to do
educational training and tours. Contact
Fauquier County Parks and Recreation at
540-347-6848 or parks@fauquiercounty.gov
and they will point you in the right
direction.
Senior Citizen Centers
Many senior citizen programs offer volunteer opportunities to provide friendship and
assistance to senior citizens. If you enjoy
spending time with older adults, contact
Rappahannock-Rapidan Community
Services Board-Area Agency on Aging at
540-825-3100 ext 3358 and they can put
you in touch with local programs.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH
Animal Shelters
American Red Cross
Many animal shelters are non-profit or government shelters, and are in constant need
of volunteers to help take care of animals,
keep facilities clean and work with the public. If you enjoy working with animals, contact the Fauquier County SPCA at 540-7889000 ext 207. The Middleburg Humane
Foundation also serves as a shelter for
abused, neglected and at-risk animals and
can be reached at 540-364-3272 or visit
their website at
www.middleburghumane.com
The American Red Cross helps people in
emergencies - whether in huge disasters
such the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina or
local disasters. The Red Cross conducts
blood drives and sponsors classes in CPR,
lifesaving and other safety programs.
Contact Fauquier County's American Red
Cross at 540-349-2516 or visit their website
at http://fauquiercounty.redcross.org
For more information or for specific
opportunities in your area, contact the
Piedmont Volunteer Center. You can
also log onto www.1-800-Volunteer.org
and insert your zip code to see the
many volunteer options.
(Serving Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison,
Orange, and Rappahannock Counties)
118 East Piedmont Street,
Culpeper, Virginia 22701
540-825-0317 or 825-7615 or email
volunteer@piedmontunitedway.org
LIST OF ADVERTISERS
NAME
PAGE
Abbey Achievement Center ..................................................................................................14
Armfield, Miller & Ripley........................................................................................................30
Au Pair USA ..........................................................................................................................5
Brand Design, Inc. ................................................................................................................23
Brenda Eggleston ..................................................................................................................12
Chestnut Forks Athletic Club ................................................................................................37
Cooley Service Co. ................................................................................................................15
Dominion Construction Group ......................................................................Inside Back Cover
Dr. Alfred C. Griffin, Jr. ........................................................................................................19
Drs. Sentz, Griffin & Tudor ..................................................................................................15
eurAuPair ................................................................................................................................6
Fauquier CADRE ....................................................................................................Back Cover
Fauquier Community Child Care ............................................................................................6
Fauquier County Parks & Recreation ....................................................................................26
Fauquier Hospital ........................................................................................Inside Front Cover
First Colony Homes ..............................................................................................................17
Highland School ....................................................................................................................35
Howard Morrison & Howard ................................................................................................45
Mark Williams ......................................................................................................................30
Marshall Natioinal Bank and Trust Company ........................................................................22
NOVEC..................................................................................................................................12
Northern Lights Windows and Glass ....................................................................................17
Piedmont Family Practice ......................................................................................................20
Red, Hot & Blue ....................................................................................................................15
SiteWhirks ............................................................................................................................12
Sophisticuts ..........................................................................................................................45
Spiritual Care Support Ministries ..........................................................................................44
The Athlete’s Foot ................................................................................................................20
The EMO Agency ..................................................................................................................13
The Fauquier Bank ..............................................................................................................16
Updegrove, Combs, McDaniel & Wilson, PLC ......................................................................40
Warrenton Auto ..................................................................................................................20
Warrenton United Methodist Church ......................................................................................9
For advertising information in next year’s
publication, contact Sheri Murphy at
540-347-4619.
47
INDEX
NAME
PAGE
1 Cross ......................................................7
Abbey Achievement Center, Inc. ..............14
ACTS ..........................................................7
American Cancer Society..........................18
Aspect Foundation International
Student Exchange ..............................14
Au Pair USA..............................................42
Ballet Academy of Warrenton, Virginia ....27
Battlefield Baptist Church ..........................7
Behavioral Health Care of
Rappahannock-Rapidan at Fauquier ....18
Boxwood School ......................................34
Boy Scouts of America..............................11
Boys and Girls Club of Fauquier County ....3
Cassanova Warrenton Pony Club..............38
Chestnut Forks Athletic Club ....................41
Children of America ..................................3
Commonwealth Highland Dance
Association ..........................................27
Community Touch Inc.................................7
Dance Works ............................................27
Destination Imagination............................14
Drum and Strum Music Center ................27
Emmanuel Episcopal Church ......................7
EurAuPair ..................................................3
F.A.I.T.H. - Fauquier Area Instructors
Teaching @ Home ................................45
F.H.E. - Fauquier Home Educators ............45
Faith Christian Church and International
Outreach Center ....................................7
FAST Aquatics Center ..............................41
Fauquier Activity Services Community
Center ..................................................27
Fauquier Alliance for Better Schools
(FABS) ..................................................15
Fauquier Alliance for Youth ......................42
Fauquier Babe Ruth Baseball ....................36
Fauquier CADRE ......................................42
Fauquier Community Action ....................42
Fauquier Community Child Care ................3
Fauquier County 4-H Clubs ......................10
Fauquier County Department of
Social Services ......................................42
Fauquier County Health Department ........18
Fauquier County Public Libraries ..............16
Fauquier County Parks & Recreation ........21
Fauquier County Public Schools ................31
Fauquier County Roller Hockey League ....39
Fauquier County Soccer Club ..................39
Fauquier County Special Olympics ............41
Fauquier County Track Club ....................41
Fauquier Family Shelter Services, Inc. ........43
Fauquier Free Clinic ..................................18
48
NAME
PAGE
Fauquier Free Spirits ................................37
Fauquier Gator's ......................................36
Fauquier Girls Softball Association ............40
Fauquier Habitat for Humanity, Inc. ..........43
Fauquier Hospital......................................18
Fauquier Knights ......................................37
Fauquier Swim Club ................................41
Fauquier Wrestling Club ..........................41
Fauquier Youth Coed Flag Football
League..................................................38
Fauquier Youth Football - Cheerleading....37
Fauquier Youth Football............................38
Fauquier Youth Lacrosse ..........................38
Fauquier Youth Sports Coordination
Council ................................................43
Fellowship of Christian Athletes..................8
Fresta Valley Christian School ..................34
Girl Scouts (Girl Scout Council of the
Nation's Capital) ..................................12
Golf Improvement Center ........................38
Head Start/Bright Stars ..............................3
Highland School ......................................34
Hospice of the Rapidan ............................44
Hospice Support of Fauquier County ........43
In Motion Dance Center ..........................27
Jack and Jill School ....................................3
Jan & Friends Child Care Center ................3
Karate Sports Academy ............................39
Kardio-Kick ..............................................37
Kastle Greens Golf Club ..........................38
Learning Tree Farms..................................15
Leeds Episcopal Activity Preschool ..............4
Legend All Star Cheer and Dance ......28, 37
Liberty Assembly of God ............................8
Liberty United Methodist Church................8
Little Graces Preschool................................4
Little People's Playskool ..............................4
Lord Fairfax Community College ..............35
Map ........................................................24
Maplewood Child Care Center ..................4
Marshall United Methodist Church ............8
Marshall United Methodist Preschool..........4
Mary's Family............................................44
Meadow Brook Child Development
Center ....................................................4
Midland Christian Academy......................34
MOMS Club - Warrenton (Central) ..........44
MOMS Club - Warrenton (East) ................44
Montessori School of Middleburg ..............4
Mountainside Montessori ..........................4
National League of Junior &
Pre-Cotillions ......................................12
Next Level Performance Training ..............36
NAME
PAGE
Oakdale Baptist Church ..............................8
Optimist Club Youth Basketball League ....36
Parent Advocates for Gifted Education
(PAGE) ..................................................15
Parents as Teachers ..................................15
Piedmont Child Care Center ......................4
Piedmont Dispute Resolution Center ........44
Piedmont Futsal Soccer Club ....................39
Piedmont Regional Orchestra (PRO) ..........28
Piedmont United Way ..............................45
Piedmont Volunteer Center ......................46
Rappahannock Swim Club/Remington
Pool ......................................................41
Salvation Army ........................................45
South Wales Golf Club ............................38
Southern Fauquier Child Development
Center ....................................................5
Spiritual Care Support Ministries, Inc. ......45
St. James Episcopal Church ........................8
St. James Episcopal Preschool ....................5
St. John the Evangelist Catholic
Preschool ................................................5
St. John the Evangelist Catholic School ....34
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Preschool ................................................5
T.O.R.C.H. ................................................45
The American Children of SCORE ............29
The Community Music School of the
Piedmont ..............................................29
The Larry Weeks Community Pool at
Vint Hill ................................................40
The Spanish Institute ................................15
Tip Top Twirlers ........................................39
Toddlin Time ......................................38, 45
True Deliverance Church of God ................8
Unistars ....................................................41
Virginia Civic Ballet ..................................29
Wakefield School......................................34
Walnut Grove Child Care Centers ..............5
Warrenton Ballet Company ......................29
Warrenton Baptist Church ..........................8
Warrenton Baptist Tiny Tot Care Center ....5
Warrenton Bible Fellowship ........................9
Warrenton Church of Christ ......................9
Warrenton Gymnastics Center..................38
Warrenton Lanes ......................................37
Warrenton Presbyterian Church ..................9
Warrenton United Methodist Church ........9
Warrenton United Methodist Preschool ......6
Warrenton Youth Soccer Club ..................40
World Martial Arts Center LLC,
Warrenton ............................................39
Young Explorations Preschool ....................6
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