An after school and summer program offering a variety of activities including: sports, games, crafts, homework help, game room and prevention programs.

Ages from 6 to 18.  Enrollment Limit 600.  Hours:  2:30-8:00 PM weekdays during school year, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM in the summer.  Transportation provided from every Fauquier County school to the two club sites after school.

Membership dues of approximately $50 per year.

Contact:  Jon Gregory                                                                                                                                                                                                540-349-8890  fauquierclub@aol.com                                                                                                                                                                                  www.bcga.org

Infant care, preschool, before/after school care and school age summer camp.

For ages 6 weeks to 12.     Enrollment  limit 209.  Hours: 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM.                                                                                                 For more information, call 540-428-2880 or visit www.childrenofamerica.com

Local au pair program providing 45 hours of live in child care per week. A flexible option for your child care needs.

Fees:  Average $253 per week per family (not per child).

For more information please call Jeanne Clark at 540-272-2176 or visit www.eurAuPair.com.

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 limit: 700 during school year and 315 for summer camps. 

Hours:  6:30 - 8:30 AM (school year and camp mornings), 3:30 - 6:30 PM (school year and camp afternoons), 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM (camp only).

Fees:  Before school - $134/month, After school - $174/month, Before/After school combined - $272/month, Summer Camp - $110/week, Before/After/Camp - $130 week.  Some part time care available.  Sliding scale.

Contact Info:

540-347-6970 (Phone), 540-347-3518 (Fax)                                                                                                                                                     fauquiercomchildcare@verizon.net                                                                                                                         www.fauquiercommunitychildcare.org

Dr. Robert Iadeluca is a clinical psychologist who offers counseling to all ages.   Dr. Iadeluca is located on Hospital Hill and can be reached at 540-347-1596.

Fit kids has been operating since 1996 in the Northern VA area, since October 2008 we have been expanding in the Warrenton area.  We currently have classes at the Children of America school in Warrenton and classes that are open to the public for registration at the WARF in Warrenton and the Boys and Girls Club in Warrenton. We offer many different programs for preschoolers starting at age 2 thru 5 years of age in Warrenton.

We are currently trying to promote a new home school physical education program for children 5 - 9 years old.  We are planning on starting our spring session April 22.  Our current classes vary from soccer, sports mania, tumbling and a Mommy and Me program - Balls, Balls, and more Balls.

For more information, please visit www.fitkids123.com.

Early childhood development programs for children of low-income families.

Ages 3 - 5.  Enrollment limit 139 (income eligible - Head Start); 18 Bright Stars.  Hours:  8:30 AM - 12:30 PM (Head Start), 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM (Bright Stars)

Please contact Pat Washington, Director at 540-347-7000 ext. 109 or pwashington@fcacinc.com. 

50 Sullivan Street, Suite C, Warrenton, VA  20186                                                                                                                                               Fax:  540-347-4732

Morning preschool (9am to 12pm) during school year.  Ages 2 - 5.  Enrollment:  Approx 80 families

Hours:  7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

200 Green Street, Warrenton,  VA

540-347-2203                                                                                                                                                                                        

Infant care to Kindergarten prep.  Ages 2 months - 4.  Enrollment of 20.  Hours:  6:00 AM - 6:00 PM

9389 Ramey Road, Marshall, VA  20115 

540-364-2832

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 - 5.  Enrollment of 30 (16 in class at one time).  Hours:  9:15 AM - 1:15 PM (pre-K); 9:15 AM - 12:15 PM (Play and Learn)

4332 Leeds Manor Road, Markham, VA  22643

540-364-2849 or leedssecretary@aol.com

Grace Episcopal Church, 6507 Main Street, The Plains, VA  20198.

540-253-9800

Ages 2 1/2 - 5.  Hours vary by program during Sept - May.  Fees vary by program, scholarships available. 

Preschool includes motor skills, phonics, name recognition, numbers, field trips.  Ages 3-5 1/2.  Enrollment of 30.  Hours:  9 - 11:45 AM, Tuesday through Thursday.  Fees:  $125/month, $25 yearly registration fee.

Remington United Methodist Church, 150 W. Bowen Street, Remington, VA  22734.

540-788-1377

Kindergarten prep; no before or after school care.  Ages 6 months - 6.  Hours:  6:30 AM - 6:30 PM.  Fees:  $145/week for 2 1/2 year olds and up; $160/week for under 2 1/2 year old.

4513 Lee Highway, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-349-1147

Three day preschool program Tuesday through Thursday between September and May.  Ages 3-4.  Enrollment Limit: 40.  Hours:  9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

8405 W. Main Street, Marshall, VA  20116.

540-364-4111

Preschool, before and after school care.  Ages 6 weeks - 12.  Enrollment Limit: Up to 70.  Hours: 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM.  Fees: $35 for before school/$40 for after school/$60 for both.

555 Winchester Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-349-4354

This public golf practice facility has a driving range, 18 hole putting green, two driving range shelters and a pro shop.  From ages 7 - 18 (and up).  Open seven days a week from 8:30 AM till dusk. 

The facility is located at 5020 Lee Highway, Warrenton, VA  20187.

Please call Robert Kirksey at 540-349-9761 or email rkirksey@golftourtrailer.com or visit www.golftourtrailer.com for more information.

Primary Montessori for ages 2 1/2 to 6.  Hours:  8:30 - 11:45 AM - 5 days with 3 day extended option 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM. 

7274 Rectors Lane, Marshall, VA  20115

540-687-5210

AMI Montessori program, bi-lingual in Spanish.  Ages 2 1/2 - 6.  Hours: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM.  Fees:  Call for details or visit website.

6089 John Barton Payne Road, Marshall, VA  20115

540-364-3222

www.mountainsidemontessori.com

Infant, pre-toddler and toddler care; preschool; before and after school program.  Ages 6 weeks - 12.  Enrollment Limit: 72.     Hours:  7:00 AM - 6:00 PM.  Fees:  Infants - $210/week; Pre-Toddler - $182/week; Toddler - $153/week.  (Infant, Pre-Toddler and Toddler all require 2 week deposit); Preschool and School full time -$140 week or $36/day. 

9121 John S. Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184

540-592-3908

Preschool; before and after school programs.  Ages 2 - 14.  Enrollment Limit - 49.  Hours:  6:30 AM - 6:30 PM. 

6117 Catlett Road, Bealton, VA  22712

540-439-8687

Morning preschool during school year.  Kindergarten now offered.  Ages 3 - 5.   Enrollment Limit - 115.  Hours:  9:00 AM - Noon. 

73 Culpeper Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call Sherry Kunkel at 540-347-3855 or email stjpreschool@verizon.net for more information.

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.  Ages 3-5.  Enrollment Limit - 70.  Hours:  8:30 AM - Noon. 

271 Winchester Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-347-5341 or visit www.stjohntheevangelist.org for more information.

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 - 4.  Enrollment Limit - 50.  Hours:  9:00 AM - Noon, open only when school is in session.  Fees:  5 day Pre-K for 4 year olds - $225; 3 day Pre-K for 4 year olds - $150; 3 day for 3 year olds - $150; 2 day for 3 year olds - $120; $50 registration fee

8538 Greenwich Road, Catlett, VA  20119

540-788-4252

Preschool ages 1-5; before and after school program.  Ages 1 - 5.  Enrollment Limit:  Approx. 220.  Hours: 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM. 

9132 James Madison Highway, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-347-6520

Public 18-hole golf course, driving range and putting green.  Open seven days a week.  Course is located at 18363 Golf Lane, Jeffersonton, VA  22724. 

Please call 540-937-3250 for more information.

Full-time and part-time year round preschool; before and after school programs; preschool and school age summer programs.  Ages 2 - 11.  Enrollment Limit:  Varies per program.  Hours:  7 AM - 5:30 PM.  Fees:  $135/week full-time, $65 per week for before or after school program.

123 Main Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-347-7084

Cooperative preschool, parents encouraged to volunteer to work one day a month.  Ages 3 - 5.  Enrollment Limit:  108 maximum.  Hours:  9:00 AM - Noon morning program; 12:30 - 3:00 afternoon progrm; Monday - Friday

341 Church Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-349-9050

Monday and Tuesday, classes for 3-year-olds, Wednesday through Friday, preschool for 4 and up; includes art, music, plays, phonics, pre-reading, pre-math and chapel.  Ages 3 - 4 (and up).  Enrollment Limit: 35 (average).  Hours:  9:00 AM - 1:00 PM.  Fees:  $100/month for 3 year olds, $150 for 4 and up.

9668 Maidstone Road, Delaplane, VA  20144

540-364-1170

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.  Ages 0 - 18.  Hours:  Meets every Thursday from 6 - 8 PM. 

Chiles Farm, Bealton, VA 

info@1cross.org

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.

Ages 12 - 18,  Hours: Meets the second Tues of the month at 4:00 PM.  Planning committee meets frequently to discuss upcoming events and meetings are held at the most convenient time for everyone involved.

Please call 540-905-3409 or email info@warrentonacts.org or visit www.warrentonacts.org for more information.

1.Xtreme Beginnings. Come to the SHYM to meet with TEENS and begin the week connecting with God. 2. Xtreme Action Teen Drama Practice. Join with other teens as they use their acting talents to share God’s message with others! 3. Xtreme Voices Teen Choir Practice. Music. Sweet Music. Use your God-given ability to bless God and others with our teen choir! 4. Xtreme Connections - GAME ROOM IS OPEN!! Foosball! Air Hockey! Pool! Xbox! PlayStation! Hang out with friends and enjoy the fun! 5. Xtreme Vision Youth. Worship God and Hear from Him in this HIGH ENERGY service geared just for TEENS!

Ages 12 - 18.  Hours:  Sundays - 10:00 AM - Xtreme Beginnnings, 5:00 PM - Xtreme Action Teen Drama Practice; Wednesdays - 6:30 PM - Xtreme Voices Teen Choir Practice, 7:30 PM - Xtreme Vision Youth

4361 Lee Highway, New Baltimore, VA  20187

Please call 540-347-5855 or visit www.battlefieldbaptist.org for more information.

1. Clara's Faith House Food Pantry. 2.Victory Transitional Housing - one year transitional homeless shelter. 3. Noah's Ark - provides clothing, furniture and household items free of charge. 

Hours:  Clara's Faith House Food Pantry - Open Saturdays from 10:00 AM - Noon; Noah's Ark - 10:00 AM - 1 PM on Saturdays

Tyronne Champion, Executive Director

True Deliverance Church of God, 10499 Jericho Road, Bealton, VA  22712

Please call 540-439-9300 or email tchampion@communitytouchinc.org or visit www.communitytouchinc.org for more information.

EEC Youth Group: 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 out-reach projects include 30 Hour Famine, Relay for Life and a Group Workcamp’s summer mission program. Religious education is also available during Sunday School each Sunday.  From ages 11-18. 

For more information, please call 540-364-2772 or email emmanuel@emmanuel-delaplane.org or visit www.emmanuel-delaplane.org.

1. W.A.R. Youth Ministry: W.A.R. (“Warriors Aggressively Revolutionizing”) Youth ministry. 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 God-given destiny of taking homes, schools and communities for the Kingdom of God. 2. Cell Meeting featuring food, fellowship and fun. 3. Boot Camp summer camp. 4. Mission Trips to various local and worldwide locations take place during the year. 5. Community Service Projects take place year round.

From ages 11-18.  Cell meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday from 6-8:30 PM; W.A.R. Youth Ministry are held Sunday mornings from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM; Boot Camp is held the last week of June.

Please contact Janice Page at 540-349-0178 or email faithcc64@aol.com or visit www.fccioc.org.

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.

Location:  Huddles at Junior High, High School and College Campuses

From ages 8 - 18. 

For more information, please contact the Area Director, Kerry O'Neill or Area Rep, Randi Jones at 540-899-3422 or email them at koneill@fca.org or rjones@fca.org.  You can visit www.fredfca.org or www.princewilliamfca.org.

1. Fusion: Teen Church. Live music, social activities, trips, bible study & discussion in a relaxed setting. 2. Teen Bible Study. 3. Aroma Ryhthm Lounge - Coffee House games and live music.

11775 Morgansburg Road, Bealton, VA  22712

From ages 11-18.  Hours:  Fusion meets 7:00 PM on Thursdays; Teen Church meets 7:00 PM on Thursdays and Teen Bible Study meets 10:30 AM on Sundays; Aroma Ryhthm Lounge meets 7:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.

Please contact Wes Shortridge at 540-439-0500 or email info@libertyassembly.com or visit www.libertyassembly.com

Now Open Wednesdays (NOW) - After school youth program including arts, tutoring for middle and high school students and computer lab.

10513 Old Marsh Road, Bealton, VA  22712

From ages 6 - 18.   Meets Wednesdays from 3-6 PM for all ages with dinner following; high school youth group meets from 6:30 - 8:00 PM.

Please call 540-439-0267.

Youth Fellowship - bible study, social activities, trips and entertainment.

8405 West Main Street, Marshall, VA  20116

From ages 11-18.  Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 7:00 - 8:30 PM.

For more information, please call 540-364-2506.

Oakdale Youth - fun activities, yearly mission trip, youth retreat and more!

9532 Auburn Road, Nokesville, VA  20181

From ages 11-18.  Meets two Sundays per month from 6:00 - 7:00 PM (Contemporary Worship Service meets 5:00 - 6:00 PM)

For more information, please call Tim and Shirley Fahringer at 703-754-4784.

1. Youth Only of the Spirit (Y.O.O.T.S.). 2. Youth For Christ (Y.F.C.). 3. Kids for Christ (K.F.C.). Programs for boys and girls featuring outreach programs, activities for fun and fellowship, and Christian education classes.

73 Culpeper Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

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 10:00 AM 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 10:00 AM worship service.

Please call 540-347-4342.

1. Sunday School 2. Worship 3. Youth Bible Study.

10499 Jericho Road, Bealton, VA  22712

From ages 0-18.  Sunday School meets at 10:00 AM.  Sunday Worship is at 11:15 AM.  Youth Bible Study meets every Wednesday at 7:30 PM.

For more information, please call Tyronne Champion at 540-439-1244 or visit www.truedeliverance.org

1. Sunday Worship Services. 2. Sunday School. 3. Discipleship Training for middle and high school students featuring recreation, drama, music, refreshments and bible study. 4. World Changers - youth missions program.

123 Main Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 3-18.  Sunday Worship Services - 8:30 AM, 9:45 AM (Contemporary), 11:00 AM.  Sunday School - 9:45 AM, 11:00 AM.  Discipleship Training - Sunday evenings 6:00 - 7:30 PM year round.  World Changers - 7:00 - 8:00 PM on Wednesdays

For more information, please call Pastor Doug Harris at 540-347-3509 or email dharris@warrentonbaptistchurch.org or visit www.warrentonbaptistchurch.org.

Active youth program!

46 Winchester Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-349-1338 for more information.

Teen Service at 6pm on Sunday’s, summer camps, Wednesday night Peek of the Week Youth Meetings.

6396 Lee Highway Access Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

For more information, please call 540-347-7448.

1. Middle and high school students meet for dinner, recreation and lesson. 2. Mission trips, community service projects and special activities are held throughout the year. 3. Worship Services. 4. Sunday School.

91 Main Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 3-18.  Middle and high school students meet on Sunday from 6:00 - 8:00 PM.  Worship Services on Sunday are at 8:45 and 11:00 AM.

For more information, please call Lucy Lindsay, Christian Education Director at 540-347-2213 or email warrentonpc@wpcva.org or visit www.wpcva.org.

1. Coffee House Worship featuring an informal setting with video & audio feed from the contemporary service. 2. 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. 3. 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.). 4. Mid-Week Bible Study: Located at the church and offsite in homes of the youth. 5. 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. 6. Worship Services and Sunday School.

From ages 3 - 18. 

Coffee House Worship - 9:30 AM on Sundays.  Youth Meetings - Middle and high school students meet in separate groups every Sunday evening from 6:00 - 8:00 PM.  On the 1st and 3rd Sunday, the fellowship time features the youth band and message.  Sunday School - 9:30 and 11:00 AM.  Worship Services - 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 AM

For more information, please call Ted Burns at 540-347-1367 x29 or email youth@warrentonumc.org or visit www.warrentonumc.org.

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.

From ages 5-18.

For more information, please call Doug Harpole, 4-H Extension Agent at 540-341-7950 x15 or email dharpole@vt.edu.

A non-riding club that introduces 5-8 year-olds to general horse knowledge, and horse care and maintenance..

From ages 5-8.  Meets 1st Saturday every month at 6:00 PM.

Please call Mary Hawley at 540-788-9959

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!

From ages 5-8.  Meets 1st Tuesday of every month. 

Please call Janet Grimsley at 540-349-0215 or email jgrimsley@fauquierbank.com.

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.

From ages 9-19.  Meets 1st Saturday of every month at 6:00 PM.

Please call Debbie Jo Foster at 540-364-4562.

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.

24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 9-19.  Meets 1st Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM.

Please call Karen Defnall at 540-439-8412.

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.

From ages 9-19. 

Please call 540-347-5878.

Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and County/District/State competitions. Participate in local community service activities.

From ages 9-19. 

For more information, please call Joleen Teets at 540-439-6417.

Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and have fun with your horse.

For ages 9-19.

For more information, please call Louise Summers at 540-788-1516.

Horse projects, riding clinics, showmanship clinics, and County/District/State competitions. Participate in local community service activities.

From ages 9-19.

For more information, please call Sharon Platt at 540-226-6281.

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.

From ages 9-19.  Meets 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM at the Fauquier County Fairgrounds.

Please call Joan Locke at 540-439-8934 for more information.

To complete agriculture related projects and to participate in the Fauquier County Fair and livestock shows.

Farm Credit Building in Warrenton, 516 Fauquier Road, Warrenton, VA  20186.

From ages 9-19.  Meets 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM.

For more information, please call Susannah Grove at 540-788-1476.

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.

24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, VA  20186.

From ages 9-19.  Meets 1st and 3rd Monday of every month at 6:30 PM.

For more information, please call Terri Brown at 540-349-4420.

To teach youth the fundamentals of poultry husbandry, breeds and judging. Club members participate in poultry judging contests and shows.

674 Hastings Lane, FCCC office, Warrenton, VA 20186

From ages 9-19.  Meets 2nd Monday of every month at 6:30 PM.

Please call Tom Kane at 540-752-5181 for more information.

To help members learn all aspects of raising dairy cows, maintaining the cows and their environment, and showing cows in District and State competitions.

Catlett Fire Hall, 3243 Catlett Road, Catlett, VA  20119

From ages 9-19.  Meets 2nd Wednesday of every month.

Please call Patty Leonard at 540-439-2304 for more information.

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.

From ages 9-19.

Please call Missy Holmes at 540-439-3053 for more information.

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.

24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, VA  20186.

Meets 3rd Monday of each month from 6:00 - 7:30 PM.

Please call Sharon Krasney at 703-753-0301.

To introduce children with differing abilities to many aspects of 4H, including farm and domestic animals, photography, sewing, craft projects and cooking.

Meets the 2nd Saturday of every month.

Please call Martha Toomey at 540-364-4757 for more information.

To learn about plant ecology, soils, bugs and stuff. We will also work towards levels of Junior Master Gardener Certification.

From ages 9-19.  Meets 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6:45 PM.

Please call Barbara Lacy at 540-349-5017 for more information.

To explore and learn more about the natural environment.  Field trip dates and times vary around the Northern Virginia area.

Please call Doug Harpole at 540-341-7950 x15 for more information.

To learn about basic dog obedience. We also are branching out to include livestock projects.

From ages 9-19.  Meets Fridays at various times.

For more information, please call Cindy Wilson at 540-937-3805.

To teach sportsmanship, safety, and ethics while learning about shooting sports.

Fairfax Wildlife Club Range, 4202 Ringwood Road, Nokesville, VA  20181

From ages 9-19.  Meets 1st and 2nd Sunday from 2:00 - 4:00 PM.

For more information, please call Dave Mentzer at 540-364-1043.

For more information, please call Sarah Crowley, Field Director at 240-535-4945 or visit www.boyscouts-ncac.org.

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.

From ages 6-18.  Schedules vary per troop.  Some troops meet weekly, some biweekly, some as needed.  Special events may occur at anytime.

Membership fee of $10 plus troop dues, uniform (optional) and occasional fees for special activities.

For more information, please call Becky Crouch at 540-347-1211 or visit www.gscnc.org.

Girl Scout Council Office - 800-523-7898.

Etiquette and ballroom dance classes.  Classes are held at St. John's Parish Activity Center.  Balls are held at Airlie Center and Heritage Hunt Country Club. 

For ages 11-14.  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.

Please call Lynda Ely at 540-349-1478 or email jrcotillion@comcast.net.

National League of Junior & Pre-Cotillions

PO Box 3529, Warrenton, VA 20188                                                                                                                                              

Prince William, Fauquier-Rappahannock & Culpeper County Chapters                                                                              

Etiquette and line dancing.  Classes are held at the American Legion, 345 Legion Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186.

For ages 3-10.  Classes are held July 20-23.  Four 90 minute classes are held daily.

Please call Lynda Ely at 540-349-1478 or email jrcotillion@comcast.net.

National League of Junior & Pre-Cotillions

PO Box 3529, Warrenton, VA 20188                                                                                                                                              

Prince William, Fauquier-Rappahannock & Culpeper County Chapters                                              

The Stamp and Coin Club allows parents and kids to get together and discuss their favorite hobby! We present different programs and hold an auction at the end of each meeting. We support the Boy Scouts and offer the merit badge for stamp and coin collecting. Children of all ages are encouraged to join their parents and take on collecting.

SunTrust Bank (Warrenton Shopping Center), 251 Westley Highway, Suite 680, Warrenton, VA  20186. 

From ages 0-18.  The Club meets every first Thursday of the month from 7:00 - 9:00 PM.

Annual fee of $12 for adults.  For children under 18, there is no fee.

Please call Emilio Castelar, President at 540-349-2660 or email tishcastelar@yahoo.com for more information.

Wide variety of programs offered.  Facility is located at 365 West Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA 20186. 

Please call 540-347-7697 for more information.

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.

From ages 14-18.  The program length is 10 months beginning in August and ending in June, following the local high school schedule.

Fees/Costs:  Food while at home, transportation (like your own child). 

Please call David and Rene Brown at 540-349-0077 or visit www.aspectfoundation.org. 

800-760-4620

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. 

Groups meet in various locations. 

From ages 4-23. 

Please call Laurie Abeel at 540-349-3982 or visit www.destinationimagination.org

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.

For more information, please call 540-439-9501 or email info@fabs-pac.com or visit www.fabs-pac.com.

Free one day Educational Field Trips for groups during the school year and Multi-Day 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.

3876 Learning Tree Lane, Delaplane, VA  20144

From ages 9-18. 

Please call Thad Cardine at 540-364-0484 or email adventures@learningtree.com or visit www.learningtreefarms.com.

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.

Usually meets at area elementary schools. 

Please email Stephanie Burke at kevinbur@earthlink.net or visit www.pagefc.org.

Lacrosse is known as the fastest game on two feet.  Learn skills and build endurnace.  Have fun playing an exciting game.  All levels welcome.  Format:  League play with end of season playoffs and championship game.  Equipment: Boys - helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, gloves, stick and cup.  Girls - stick and eye protection

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 2 practices and 1 game per week.  Games are played on weekends.  Evaluations and A-team level tryouts begin in January.  Post season and tournament opportunities announced as the season progresses.    From ages 6 - 14.

Please email fcyll@juno.com or visit www.FQLAX.com for more information.

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.

2654 Valley Avenue, Winchester, VA  22601

888-474-3044

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.

340 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-347-7650

540-825-5656 (Prevention Services)

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.

330 Hospital Drive, Suite 101, Warrenton, VA   20186

Hours:  Monday-Friday - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

540-347-6400

Quality health care for those unable to pay for services. 

330 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  3029+

Hours:  Registration begins at 5:30 PM on Thursdays.  Patients must register between 5:30 and 6:30 PM to be seen.

540-341-0394

Fauquier Health is an 86-bed acute care hospital serving Fauquier and surrounding counties. Established in 1954 by a group of community volunteers, Fauquier Health 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 Health 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 Health'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 Health 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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186 

Physician Referral - 540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealh.org

Helps people suffering from heart disease by providing post-heart attack and cardiac surgery rehabilitation on an inpatient 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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3558

www.fauquierhealth.org

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.

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

This hotel-like lab is able to provide a variety of sleep diagnostic studies for those suffering from sleep disorders.

493 Blackwell Road, Warrenton, VA  20186 (Housed in the Warrenton Professional Center)

540-341-1776

www.fauquierhealth.org

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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

Fauquier Health offers classes, lectures and other opportunities for the community. They are publicized quarterly in Healthy Happenings, the hospital's newsletter.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

From infants to older adults, this department offers physical, occupational and speech therapy in five convenient locations: 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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186 (Various locations)

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

Main Street, Warrenton (Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Store)

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

A monitored telephone link to the Emergency Department is helpful to many elderly and disabled people.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-349-0531

www.fauquierhealth.org

Fauquier Health sponsors various groups throughout the community.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

Fauquier Health 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.

500 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-316-3588

www.fauquierhealth.org

320 Hospital Drive, Suite 6, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-347-6848

parks@fauquiercounty.gov

Hours:  8:00 AM - 4:30 PM - Monday through Friday

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.

Parks/Facilities: Warrenton Community Center, Rady Park and Commemorative Gardens, Warrenton Branch Greenway and Academy Hill Park.

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.

430 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186 (Warrenton Community Center)

Hours:  8:30 AM - 5:00 PM - Monday through Friday (Program times vary)

540-347-6896

centralparks@fauquiercounty.gov

Parks/Facilities: Lake Brittle, Larry Weeks Community Pool, Vint Hill Community Center, Vint Hill Farms Park

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.

Vint Hill Village Green Community Center, 4235 Aiken Drive, Warrenton, VA  20187

Hours:  9:00 AM - 10:00 PM - Monday through Friday; 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM - Saturday; 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM - Sunday

540-347-6894

eastparks@fauquiercounty.gov

Parks/Facilities: Marshall Community Center, Fauquier County Library John Marshall Branch

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.

4133-A Rectortown Road, Marshall, VA  20115

Hours:  2:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Monday through Thursday; 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Friday and Saturday; 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Sunday

540-364-3886

northparks@fauquiercounty.gov

Parks/Facilities: C.M. Crockett Park, Monroe Park

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.

C.M. Crockett Park, 10066 Rogues Road, Midland, VA  22728

540-788-4867

southparks@fauquiercounty.gov

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 one-mile 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 facilities, volleyball facilities, a playground and a 200-seat amphitheater.

10066 Rogues Road, Midland, VA  22728

Fees:  Admission is free for county residents and $6 per car for non-county residents.

540-788-4867

Nature and hiking trails, as well as picnic facilities.

Location:  Route 649 off Route 28, near Midland

540-788-4867

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.

4248 Bludau Drive, Warrenton, VA  20187 (Vint Hill)

Hours:  The pool is open seven days a week, 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM beginning the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.   The season ends with a Dog Swim the Saturday after Labor Day.

540-347-6935

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.

4133 Rectortown Road, Marshall, VA  20115

540-364-3886

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.

14421 Gold Dust Parkway, Goldvein, VA  22720

Park hours are from dawn to dusk daily.  The visitor center museum is open from 11:00 AM to 4:00 Wednesday through Friday.

540-752-5330

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.

4235 Aiken Drive, Warrenton, VA  20187

The Community Center is open 7 days a week:  9:00 AM - 10:00 PM weekdays; 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturday and Noon to 6:00 PM on Sundays.

540-347-6894

The 11-acre park has nature and hiking trails, as well as picnic facilities and a horseshoe pit.

Kennedy Road, near Vint Hill Farms Park

540-347-6894

The rails-to-trails project features an 8-foot-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.

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.

Fauquier Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

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.

430 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-347-6896

Park has baseball/softball field, football/soccer field and picnic tables.

Academy Hill Road, Warrenton, VA 

540-347-6896

The 1,862-acre park has facilities for picnics, hiking, horseback riding, horse rentals and camping. Campsites are available by reservation. The park has four intersecting hiking trails that join the Appalachian Trail. 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. 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.

Route 17 between Delaplane and Paris, 5089 Old Tavern Road, The Plains, VA  20198

Fees:  $3 per car on weekdays and $4 per car on weekends

540-253-5001 (office); 540-253-5005 (fax)

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.

Route 651 between Summerduck and Remington

Season:  Open September through March; closed on Mondays

804-367-1000

dgifweb@dgif.virginia.gov

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.

Route 688 near Hume

dgifweb@dgif.virginia.gov

The 147.5-acre forest offers excellent opportunities for environmental education and demonstration as well as hiking, biking and jogging. The forest, open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., contains several horseback-riding trails that are used by local residents. In addition to 20-year-old loblolly and slash pine groves, American chestnut seedlings have been planted in the cleared fields.

Route 684 (Near Warrenton), Lees Ridge Road, Warrenton

Open daily, sunrise to sunset

Free admission.

Gary Heiser, 540-347-6888

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. 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.

Route 793, New Baltimore, 4354 Lake Brittle Drive, Warrenton, VA  20187

Hours open from March to October

Mark Campbell, 540-347-6888

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 29, Gainesville, VA 

Skyline Drive meanders 105 miles through the scenic park. The park has lodging, craft and gift shops, snack bars and service stations. Activities include hiking, camping, nature watching and other outdoor activities.  The park gift shop is open from 8:00 - 4:30 PM. 

Cost per car is $10 for one week.  An annual car pass is $20.

540-999-2243

www.shenandoah.national-park.com

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.

12521 Lee Highway, Manassas, VA  20109

Admission to the park is $3 per person, but is free to those under 16 years old. 

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

410 Rosedale Court, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 3 - 18 (and up). 

Classes limited to 14 participants unless otherwise noted.

540-347-4011

www.ballet-academy.com

Teaches National and Highland forms of Scottish Dancing with performances in parades, benefits, and special occasions.

From ages 6 to 18.  Meets weekly January through November

Fees vary. 

Please call Iris Nimmo at 540-428-3728 or email ferniegair@peoplepc.com or visit www.highlanddancers.org.

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.

Marshall Community Center, 4133 Rectortown Road, Marshall, VA 20155

From ages 3 to 18.

Please call Cynthia Kelly at 540-364-3886 for more information.

Musical Lessons for Guitar, Banjo, Piano, Voice, Violin, Fiddle, Drums, Mandolin. Lessons are one-on-one.

49 Lee Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 7 - 18 (and up)

Fees vary by instrument. 

540-347-7484 (office); 540-347-3207 (fax)

www.drumnstrum.com

All dance tecniques for ages 3 and up. All levels of dance from beginner to advanced. We also offer summer camps.

85 West Lee Highway, Warrenton, VA  20186

For ages 3 to 18. 

Please call Rachael Good at 540-347-5834 or email foradancerinc@verizon.net or visit www.foradancerinc.com

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.

75 C West Lee Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 0 - 18 (and up)

Fees vary per program

Please call 540-349-2439 or email inmotiondancing@aol.com or visit www.inmotion-dance.com.

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.

76 C West Lee Street, Warrenton, VA  20186 

From ages 2 1/2 to 5. 

Fees vary per program.

540-349-2439

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.

76 C West Lee, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 4 to 12.

Fees vary per program.  Please call 540-349-2439 or email inmotiondancing@aol.com or visit www.inmotion-dance.org.

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.

75 West Lee Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 12 to 18 (and up)

Fees vary per program.

Please call 540-349-2439 or email inmotiondancing@aol.com or visit www.inmotion-dance.com

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.

75 C West Lee Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 12 to 18 (and up)

Fees vary per program.

Please call 540-347-2439 or email inmotiondancing@aol.com or www.inmotion-dance.com

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.

6418 Old Meetze Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

Hours:  Year round with tryouts in May for competitive cheer and dance.

Please call Pam Jeckell or Linda Costello at 540-272-0296 or 540-272-2852 or email legendcheerva@aol.com.

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.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 14-18. 

Please call 540-270-3168 or email music@prorchestra.org or visit www.prorchestra.org

This competition is open to student instrumentalists by audition (strings, winds, or percussion) under the age of 19 as for April 2, 2006.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 14 to 18.

Please call 540-270-3168 or email music@prorchestra.org or visit www.prorchestra.org.

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.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-270-3168

Please call 540-270-3168 or email music@prorchestra.org or visit www.prorchestra.org.

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.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-270-3168

Please call 540-270-3168 or email music@prorchestra.org or visit www.prorchestra.org.

Held each year for elementary and middle school children to educate and entertain.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-270-3168 or email music@prorchestra.org or visit www.prorchestra.org.

The American Children of SCORE (String, Choral, Orff and Recorder Ensemble) is a non-profit music education and performance organization.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA 20186

Season is weekly from September through May.

Please call John Krumich or Betsy Porter at 540-428-2313 or email scoreweb@earthlink.net or visit www.scoremusicensemble.org.

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.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 7 to 12.

Weekly from September through May

Please call John Krumich or Betsy Porter at 540-428-2313 or email scoreweb@earthlink.net or visit www.scoremusicensemble.org

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.

Highland Center for the Arts, 8031 Great Run Lane, Warrenton, VA 20186

From ages 4 to 7

Weekly September through May

Please call John Krumich or Betsy Porter at 540-428-2313 or email scoreweb@earthlink.net or www.scoremusicensemble.org

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.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184

From ages 0 - 18 (and up)

Please call Executive Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 or email piedmontmusic@aol.com or www.piedmontmusic.org

Satellite locations:  4243 Loudoun Street, The Plains, VA  39518; John Mosby Highway, Aldie and 105 East Washington, Middleburg

Piano, cello, violin, viola, guitar, harp, flute, clarinet, voice, saxophone, trumpet, percussions.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184 

From ages 0 - 18 (and up)

Rate is $27.50 per 30 minute lesson.

Please call Execuitve Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information.

Music for infants, toddlers and their parents and caregivers.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184

From ages 0 - 3. 

10 week sessions throughout the year

Please call Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information and for prices.

Music class for young children exploring rhythm, sounds, and music patterns through singing, and movement.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184 

From ages 4-6

Please call Execuitve Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information and for prices.

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.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184 

From ages 5 - 18 

Please call Execuitve Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information.

Ensemble groups play chamber music during weekly rehearsals. Minimum one year private study recommended.

Weekly rehearsals.  Perform winter and spring concerts.

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184 

From ages 10 - 15

Please call Execuitve Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information.

Challenging ensemble experience for advanced students playing chamber music.

Weekly rehearsals with performances throughout the year

9110 John Mosby Highway, Upperville, VA  20184 

From ages 15 - 20

Please call Execuitve Director, Martha Cotter at 540-592-3040 for more information.

Virginia Civic Ballet is a non- profit professional dance company dedicated to offering professional performing experience to all students- both the aspiring professional and the lover of dance. VCB produces two full length classical ballets each year and also performs at least 10 performances yearly for youth and adult professional dancers.

4237 Bragg Street, The Plains, VA  20198

From ages 2 - 18.

For more information, please call Cynthia Kelly at 540-253-5258 or email danceworks@verizon.net or visit www.virginiacivicballet.net.

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.

From ages 10 - 18.

For more information, please call Linda Voelpel at 540-347-4011 or email lvoelpel@aol.com or visit www.warrentonballet.org.

Mission: To cultivate the ability, intellect and character of each student to insure an educated citizenry.

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.

www.fcps1.org

The School Board meets at the Warren Green Building in Warrenton (June through September).  Meetings usually begin with "open microphone" at 7:00 PM.  Citizens sign up that night to speak; a three minute time limit is customary.

Warren Green Building is located at 10 Hotel Street in Old Town Warrenton.

540-351-1005

12140 Bristersburg Road, Midland, VA  22728

Chairman Jay vanGelder

540-788-9319 (office), 540-788-9971 (fax)

jvangelder@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

7148 Airlie Road, Warrenton, VA 20187

Sally Murray

540-347-9084 (office), 540-347-3255 (fax)

smurray@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

13333 Union Church Road, Summerduck, VA  22742

Ernest Gray, Jr.

540-439-4169 (office), 540-439-4142 (fax)

egray@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

9475 Ada Road, Marshall, VA  20116

Vice Chairman Raymond (Duke) Bland

540-364-1233 (office), 540-364-1233 (fax)

dbland@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

PO Box 203, Marshall, VA  20115

Robert Sinclair

540-253-5814 (office), 540-253-5068 (fax)

bsinclair@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

674 Hastings Lane, Warrenton, VA  20186

Principal:  Debra Bell

540-347-6130

dbell@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

550 Alwington Blvd, Warrenton, Va  20186

Principal: Rosanne Williamson

540-347-6180

rwilliamson@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

4096 Zullla Road, Marshall, VA  20116

Principal: Joy Seward

540-364-1515

jseward@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

6248 Catlett Road, Bealton, VA  22712

Principal:  Mary Pat Warter

5440-439-1913

mwarter@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

9347 Bastable Mill Road, Catlett, VA  20119

788-9071

www.fcps1.org

12074 James Madison Street, Remington, VA  22734

Principal: Betty Putnam

540-439-3213

bputnam@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

4416 Broad Run Church Road, New Baltimore, VA  20187

Principal:  Lee Bell

540-349-0460

lbell@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

6176 Dumfries Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

Principal: Bronwyn White

540-347-6150

bwhite@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

4529 Morrisville Road, Bealton, VA  22712

Principal: Alex O'Dell

439-3279

aodell@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

7270 Riley Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

Principal:  Jim Angelo

540-428-3750

jangelo@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

11138 Marsh Road, Bealton, VA  22712

Principal: Steven Parker

540-439-3207

sparker@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

4048 Zulla Road, Marshall, VA  20116

Principal: Christine Moschetti

540-364-1551

cmoschetti@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

350 East Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186

Principal:  Ruth Nelson

540-347-6140

rnelson@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

244 Waterloo Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Principal: Wallicia Gill

540-347-6160

wgill@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

705 Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA  20186

Principal:  Roger Sites

540-347-6100

rsites@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

6300 Independence Avenue, Bealton, VA  22712

Principal: Roger Lee

540-439-6300

rlee@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

4484 Catlett Road, Midland, VA  22728

Director: Craig Carscallen

540-788-1054

ccarscallen@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

Main #:  351-1000

www.fcps1.org

Dr. Jonathan Lewis

351-1011

jlewis@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

Sandra Mitchell

smitchell@fcps1.org

www.fcps1.org

Janice Bourne

jbourne@fcps1.org

351-1017

www.fcps1.org

Mary Wills

mwills@fcps1.org

351-1021

www.fcps1.org

Andy Hawkins

ahawkins@fcps1.org

351-1004

www.fcps1.org

Sarah Frye

sfrye@fcps1.org

351-1002

www.fcps1.org

Warren Darrell

wdarrell@fcps1.org

347-6116

www.fcps1.org

Amy Ternois

aternois@fcps1.org

351-1058

www.fcps1.org

Cheri Mangrum

cmangrum@fcps1.org

351-1012

www.fcps1.org

Janelle Downes

janelle.downes@fauquiercounty.gov

428-8703

Patricia Downey

pdowney@fcps1.org

351-1018

www.fcps1.org

Patti Kershaw

pkershaw@fcps1.org

351-1119

www.fcps1.org

Eileen Burgwyn

eburgwyn@fcps1.org

351-1038

www.fcps1.org

Dr. Mary Smith

mssmith@fcps1.org

351-1027

www.fcps1.org

Karen Parkinson

kparkinson@fcps1.org

351-1031

www.fcps1.org

Karen Parkinson

kparkinson@fcps1.org

351-1031

www.fcps1.org

Eric Dalton

edalton@fcps1.org

351-1003

www.fcps1.org

TBA

428-1120 x1084

www.fcps1.org

Jackie Sellers

jsellers@fcps1.org

428-1120 x1077

www.fcps1.org

NMary Dejamette

mdejamette@fcps1.org

428-1120 x1061

www.fcps1.org

Tammy Vetter

tvetter@fcps1.org

428-1120 x1000

www.fcps1.org

Charles Grammick

cgrammick@fcps1.org

351-1013

www.fcps1.org

Bill Stanton

bstanton@fcps1.org

347-6176

www.fcps1.org

Fall Season:  Football-Boys, Basketball-Girls

Winter Season:  Basketball-Boys, Cheerleading-Girls, Volleyball-Girls

Spring Season:  Soccer-Boys and Girls, Softball-Girls

From ages 10-14

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

Check with school as this list is not all inclusive and club offerings may vary each year.

428-3750

Yearbook, Step Team, Battle of the Books, SCA, NJHS, FFA, Journalism

Check with school as this list is not all inclusive and club offerings may vary each year.

439-3207

www.fcps1.org

Yearbook, Leadership Club, Art, Chess, Drama, Guitar , Battle of the Books, National Junior Honor Society

Check with school as this list is not all inclusive and club offerings may vary each year.

364-1551

www.fcps1.org

Battle of the Books, SCO, Yearbook, Drama, Foreign Language, National Junior Honor Society

Check with school as this list is not all inclusive and club offerings may vary each year.

347-6140

Puzzle Club, Library Assistants Club, Battle of the Books, Chess, SCO, Yearbook, Math Team, National Junior Honor Society, Quill and Ink, Space Academy

Check with school as this list is not all inclusive and club offerings may vary each year.

347-6160

Offered at Fauquier High and Liberty High

Fall Season:  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

Winter Season:  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

Spring Season:  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 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

From Ages 14-18

From ages 10-14

Held at Fauquier High School, 705 Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA 

Please call for more details and fee information

www.fcps1.org

For students who are recommended by their art teacher

From ages 10-16

Elementary Camps held at Brumfield Elementary, Middle and High School Camps held at Fauquier High.

Please call Cheri Mangrum at 351-1012 for more information.

For ages 3-12

Please check www.fcps1.org for more information,

For gifted/talented students.  Held at Emerald High School in Culpeper (bus available)

From ages 10-13

Please check www.fcps1.org for more information.

Private primary school, Montessori curriculum, classical education with an emphasis on language and courtesy; writing, math, and nature; morning preschool, summer camps.

507 Winchester Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

For ages 3 - 8.

For more information, please call 540-347-1679.

Grades: Pre-K-12 - Advanced College Prep. 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.   Enrollment approx 300.

6438 Wilson Road, Marshall, VA  20119

From ages 3 - 18.

Please call 540-364-1929 for more information.

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.  Enrollment approx 550. 

From ages 3 - 18.

597 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186

Chris S. Pryor, Director of Admission and Financial Aid - 540-878-1200 x1201

admission@highlandschool.org

www.highlandschool.org

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

Please call 540-878-2700 for more information or visit www.highlandschool.org

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

Please call 540-878-2700 or visit www.highlandschool.org for more information.

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

Please call 540-878-2700 or visit www.highlandschool.org for more information.

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 link for more information or call 540-878-2700.

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. 

From ages 3 - 11

10434 Old Carolina Road, Midland, VA  22728

Please call 540-439-2606 or visit www.midlandchristian.org

Sports/Clubs: Basketball, tennis, photography, chess, karate, scouts, yearbook, choir.  Enrollment approx 320.

111 King Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 3 - 14.

Please call 540-347-2458 or visit www.stjohntheevangelist.org for more information.

Classical, liberal arts, college preparatory school. Accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools. Bus Service available.  Enrollment approx 450.  From ages 3 - 18.

4439 Old Tavern Road, The Plains, VA  20198

Please call Ms. Toni Updike at 540-253-5393 or email tupdike@wakefielschool.org

www.wakefieldschool.org

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 un-graded activities encourages students to explore and develop their own interests, take leadership roles, and achieve greater success in the academic program.

www.wakefieldschool.org

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.

www.wakefieldschool.org

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

www.wakefieldschool.org

Cooking, Pottery, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, Brownies, Nature Club and more.

www.wakefieldschool.org

Model United Nations, Service Club, Literary magazine, Amnesty International, World Cultures Club, and more.

www.wakefieldschool.org

Specialty Camps include: Building Your Own Computer, SAT Prep Course, Middle School Study Skills, Small Group Personal Training, Adventure Links

www.wakefieldschool.org

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.

www.lfcc.edu

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.

www.lfcc.edu

540-351-1505

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.

www.lfcc.edu/luraypagecountycenter

 540-843-0722

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.

www.lfcc.edu

• 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.

Programs are on-going.  Please call for current offerings and Summer Program Specials.

From ages 8 - 18.

169 Keith Street, Warrenton, VA  20186 (Classes held in the Old Town Athletic Club)

Please call 703-919-6200 or visit www.nltraining.com or www.otacfitness.com

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.

Play takes place on fields located throughout Fauquier County.  From ages 5 - 18.

Carrie Soaper, Registrar or Brett Campeol - League President or email fauquierbaberuth@aol.com

Please visit www.fauquierbaberuth.com for season information and fees.

PO Box 1280, Warrenton, VA  20186

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.

Fauquier High School, 705 Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA  20186

From ages 7 - 17. 

Please call Paul Koch at 703-608-2556 or email pkoch999@hotmail.com for season information and fees.

Program: Recreational winter basketball league. Format: League play with end of season tournament.

Games take place in gymnasiums throughout Fauquier County.  From ages 5 - 17.

For more information regarding season schedules and fees, please email opbasketball@comcast.net or visit www.warrentonoptimist.com

AAU developmental, competitive basketball program and Fall recreational league.  Games take place in gymnasiums throughout Fauquier County.   Developmental program - year round.  Recreational League - October through mid-December.  Registration begins in August.  From ages 5 - 19.

Please call Steve Malik at 540-222-3197 or email kntball@aol.com

www.fauquierknights.com

AAU girls competitive basketball program. Format: Weekly practice, travel to local and regional tournaments.   Games take place in gymnasiums throughout Fauquier County.  From ages 11 - 14.  Season is October through June.

Please call Cathy Roberts at 540-349-8854 or visit www.eteamz.com/fauquiergsa for more information.

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.  From ages 8 - 18 (and up).  Weekly classes available. 

Chestnut Forks Athletic Club, 6379 Airlie Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

Please call Travis Alexander at 540-347-7693 or email sparta277@aol.com for more information. 

www.kardiokick.com

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.  Year round with tryouts in May for competitive cheer and dance.

Please call Pam Jeckell at 540-272-0296 or Linda Costello at 540-272-2852 or email legendcheerva@aol.com for more information.

6418 Old Meetze Road, Warrenton, VA  20187

Tackle Football and Cheerleading for Fauquier Youth Football fall league. Early registration opens on April 1st and runs through June 14th. Late registration runs from June 15th til closing date. Game, practice and field locations are available on our website at: www.fauquieryouthfootball.com.
Football and Cheerleading participants practice at a field nearest their elementary school zone.
For more information, please contact Lynell Yates at yateslm@msn.com or 540 729-1209.

Providing knowledge and horsemanship skills to those with Ponies. Dressage Lessons and Events, Show Jumping, Games Competitions, Cross Country, Horse Management, Summer Camp and volunteer opportunities.

Attend weekly or monthly lessons with your pony as you please.  Yearly membership dues, minimal cost for lessons, competition fees paid. 

Please call Jackie and Frank Horn at 540-364-3087 or email franknjack@aol.com or visit www.virginiaponyclub.org for more information.

5578 Keyser Road, Hume, VA  22639

Tackle Football and Cheerleading for Fauquier Youth Football fall league. Early registration opens on April 1st and runs through June 14th. Late registration runs from June 15th til closing date. Game, practice and field locations are available on our website at: www.fauquieryouthfootball.com.
Football and Cheerleading participants practice at a field nearest their elementary school zone.
For more information, please contact Lynell Yates at yateslm@msn.com or 540 729-1209.

Spring flag football league with end of season playoffs and championship games in all 5 divisions. Boys and Girls ages 5-15 years old are welcome to participate. Ages are based on childs age as of January 1st of each year. Registration begins January 1st of each year and ends mid-March. Practices usually begin late March and Games begin early April. All games including play-offs and championships are completed prior to school year ending. For more information, please visit our website at www.FYFFL.com.

 

Baton classes with performances in area parades and competitions.  Group meets at Cedar Lee Middle School and Liberty High School.  From ages 3 - 18.  Classes run November through August.  Registration in October.

Please call Dana Manley at 428-2388 or email rdmanley@comcast.net.

Provides self-defense for adults and children. Includes tae kwon do and tang soo do instruction taught by owner Master Ron Jenkins.   From ages 3 - 18.  Hours are Monday - Saturday:  9:00 AM - 9:00 PM

144 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-347-4973 or email ksatdk@verizon.net.

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.

608 West Blackwell Road, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-347-7266 for more information.

4 on 4 w/ goalie non-contact league. Format: Fall and Spring league play with end of season playoffs, championship, awards banquet and summer camp. Equipment: skates, stick, gloves, certified roller- hockey helmet, elbow pads; mouthpiece and shin guards required.  Outdoor rink located at the Warrenton Aquatic & Recreation Facility (WARF).  From ages 5 - 17. 

Please call Lanny Cornwell or email coachpete@fcrhl.com or visit www.fcrhl.com

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.

Fields are centrally located in Fauquier County.  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 the year.  Participate in NCSL, WAGS, ODSL leagues.

From ages 4 - 18.

Please call Kathy Howard, Club Administrator at 540-349-8722 or email administrator@fcsc.org or visit www.fcsc.org

TOPSoccer is a soccer program for children with disabilities. 

Please email John Schlenker at topsoccer10@comcast.net or visit www.fcsc.org for more information.

Winter 5-on-5 indoor soccer league and youth training during school year.  In gymnasiums and outdoors throughout Fauquier County.  From ages 6 - 18.  Winter season - January through early March, registration begins September 1.  Games during session - one game per week.  Summer Tournaments.

Please call 540-349-9998 or email don@pfsc-soccer.com or visit www.pfsc-soccer.com for more information.

Recreational soccer league, travel team, camps, coaches/referee clinics; Warrenton Cup Soccer Tournament  to be held in June.  Practices at the Warrenton Aquatic & Recreation Facility (WARF) fields.  From ages 4 - 13.

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 ages 12 and up.  Summer Camps also available.

Please contact Raul Heras at 540-347-7289 or email registrar@wysc.org or visit www.wysc.org.

Spring and Fall fast-pitch softball program.  Spring Season - March through June, registration begins in January.  Fall Season - August through November, registration begins in June.  Games are in fields throughout Fauquier County.

Please call Stephen Miller at 540-347-5063 or visit www.fauquiergirlssoftball.com

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.  From ages 0 - 18 (and up)  Hours:  11:00 AM - 7:00 PM daily from Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

Please call 540-347-6894 for more information and for fees.

4248 Bludau Drive, Warrenton, VA  20187

Please vist www.http://www.townofwarrenton.com/viewpage.cfm?pgname=4.010 for list of extensive offerings and to learn more about the facility.

800 Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA  20186

540-349-2520 or email warf@warrentonva.gov

Please call 540-349-2520 or email warf@warrentonva.gov or visit WARF's website at http://www.townofwarrenton.com/viewpage.cfm?pgname=4.010 for lesson schedule and fees.

Open and Lap Swim

Please call 540-349-2520 for more information or visit http://www.townofwarrenton.com/viewpage.cfm?pgname=4.010.

WARF is a great place to host birthday parties for all ages. Available on the weekends or during the week, please contact the WARF at 540-349-2520 for current availability and cost.or email warf@warrentonva.gov.

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.  Membership required.

6379 Airlie Road, Warrenton, VA  20188

Please call 540-347-0823 for more information or visit www.chestnutforks.com

Offers a variety of membership fees for the family. The club has a four-lane, 25-meter pool, which includes a diving board and baby pool. The facility also has two tennis courts. Activities include competitive swim team and swimming lessons. 

Please call 540-347-9719 for more information.

Activities include swim team, baby pool and other family activities. The club has a five-lane, 25-yard pool.

Please call 540-439-8689 for more information.

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 Tournament, Summer Camps. All taught by Certified Teaching Professionals.  Fees vary depending on program.

6379 Airlie Road, Warrenton, VA  20188

Please call 540-347-0823 or visit www.chestnutforks.com for more information.

Open to all ages, the club focuses on training and preparation for competition.

For more information, please call Scott Murphy at 540-347-0870 or visit www.fauquiertrackclub.us

Unicycling show troupe with local performances in parades and special events throughout the year. Beginner classes also offered.

From ages 8 - 18 (and up).  Please call Linda McLaughlin at 540-341-8123 or email unistars@direcway.com or visit www.unistarsonline.com for more information.

Please call Bryan Hurst at 540-341-7686 for more information.

An international program of year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with mental retardation. Track & Field, Aquatics, Basketball and Bowling are available in Fauquier County.

For more information, please call 540-349-1024 or visit www.specialolympics.org.

Public 18-hole championship course with golf lessons, driving range, pro shop and grill.  Open seven days a week. 

Golf course is located at 11446 Rogues Road, Midland, VA 22728.

Please call 540-788-3144 or visit www.kastlegreens.com for more information.

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.  The au pairs may work up to 45 hours per week.

4409 Broad Run Church Road, New Baltimore, VA  20187

Please call 540-349-0077 for fees and more information or email browndr@infionline.net or visit www.aupairusa.org.

800-287-2477

All fo our services are free and confidential. We offer free pregnancy tests, education on pregnancy, information on abortion procedures and abortion alternatives, education on abstinence, referrals for medical care and community resources, as well as healing from abortion. Walk-ins welcome!   All services are free.

Open Tuesday 10:00 - 4:00 PM, Thursday 10:00 - 6:00 PM and Friday 10 - 4:00 PM

578 Old Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call Julie Taylor, Director at 540-347-0490 or email warrentonprc@verizon.net or visit www.warrentonprc.org.

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 Countys 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.

24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call Tom Harris, Executive Director at 540-347-2340 or email fcadre@mindspring.com or visit www.fauquier-cadre.org for more information.

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.

Please call Tom Harris, Executive Director at 540-347-2340 or email fcadre@mindspring.com or visit www.fauquier-cadre.org.

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.

Please call Tom Harris, Executive Director at 540-347-2340 or email fcadre@mindspring.com or visit www.fauquier-cadre.org.

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.  From ages 13 - 18.

Please call Tom Harris, Executive Director at 540-347-2340 or email fcadre@mindspring.com or visit www.fauquier-cadre.org.

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.  From ages 13 - 18.

Please call Tom Harris, Executive Director at 540-347-2340 or email fcadre@mindspring.com or visit www.fauquier-cadre.org.

FCAC 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. 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), Housing, Emergency Home Repair, Grants and Technical Assistance for obtaining safe drinking water HUD-Section 8 Rental Assistance. 

80 Sullivan Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-347-7000 for more information.

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.

320 Hospital Drive, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-347-2316 for more information or visit www.fauquiercounty.gov

For foster care info, please call Shawn LaRue at 540-351-1069.

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 Melissa Whipkey at 540-428-9240 or email fauquierallianceyouth@yahoo.com for more information or to become involved. 

www.fauquierallianceforyouth.org

Provides short-term shelter, transitional housing, comprehensive services and guidance to families and individuals.

Two locations:  The Haven Emergency Shelter and Vint Hill Transitional Housing Program.

Please call 540-341-0900 or email ffss@fauquierfamilyshelter.org or visit www.fauquierfamilyshelter.org.

Ed Childress, Executive Director

Provides temporary housing and comprehensive support programs including parenting classes, children's programs, personal budget management, and job search services.

95 Keith Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call 540-351-0130 or email thehaven@fauquierfamilyshelter.org for more information.

A thirty month 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 and attend weekly classes that address the social needs of the family. These classes include parenting skills, communication, nutrition, computer skills, career development, encouraging success at school, and money management. Program is designed around the family unit which can be single mom, single dad, or married couple.

4383 Hunsberger Drive, Unit H, Warrenton, VA  20187

Please call the Facilities Manager at 540-347-7374 or email vinthill@fauquierfamilyshelter.org or visit www.fauquierfamilyshelter.org/vinthill for more information.

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. . 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. 

Offices are located at 34 Beckham Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call Jack Flikeid, Executive Director at 540-341-4952 or email info@fauquierhabitat.org or visit www.fauquierhabitat.org for more information.

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.

Please call Nan Grambo at 540-364-1554 or email ngrambo@crosslink.net for more information.

For families of those with children diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder.  Offers monthly meeting with speakers and membership in a yahoo email group to share information regarding autism.

For more information or how to join the yahoo group, please call Donielle Rininger at 540-364-1680. 

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.

Offices are located at 42 North 5th Street, Warrenton, VA  20186.

Please call 540-347-5922 or email hospicesupport@erols.com for more information.

For those surviving the death of a spouse, family member, friend due to any circumstance.

Please call 540-347-5922 or email hospicesupport@erols.com for more information.

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.

Please call 540-347-5922 or email hospicesupport@erols.com for more information.

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.

Offices are located at 1200 Sunset Lane, Culpeper, VA  22701

Please call Nancy Walbridge at 540-825-4840 or visit www.hotr.org for more information.

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.

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.

Mary's Family also offers support to families in times of unusual stress, surgery or death includes helping at the hospital, providing childcare and much more.

Please call Martha Toomey at 540-364-4757 or email mjtoomey1995@hotmail.com or visit www.marysfamily.org for more information.

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 health, legislative process, and other topics have been offered.

Please call Martha Toomey at 540-364-4757 or email mjtoomey1995@hotmail.com or visit www.marysfamily.org for more information.

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.

Please call Martha Toomey at 540-364-4757 or email mjtoomey1995@hotmail.com or visit www.marysfamily.org for more information.  

Support group for part-time and full-time stay at home moms.  Offers monthly calendar, activities, evenings out, discount tickets to events, opportunities to volunteer. 

Please call Rachel Pierce at 540-347-2792 or visit www.mothersofwonder.com for more information.

Support group for part-time and full-time stay at home moms.  

Please email momsclubofwarrentoneast@yahoo.com for more information.

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. 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.

Offices are located Three South 4th Street, Warrenton, VA  20186

Please call Lawrie Parker, Executive Director at 540-347-6550 or email pdrc@verizon.net or visit www.pdrc.info for more information.

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. Programs: First Call For Help (Information & Referral Service) (540) 825-7569.

Offices are located at 1118 E. Piedmont Street, Culpeper, VA  22701.  Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.

Please call 540-825-7515 or visit www.piedmontunitedway.org for more information.

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.

Offices and thrift store are located at 26 South 3rd Street, Warrenton, VA 20186.  Thrift Store Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM and Saturdays from 9:00 AM - Noon.

For more information on Food Pantry/Assistance Programs, please call 540-341-3396.

For emergency assistance or for more information about the thrift store, please call 540-341-8385. 

You can also visit www.salvationarmysouth/VA.com.

SCSM 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.  All SCSM services are free of charge.

SCSM is located at 76 West Shirley Avenue, Warrenton, VA  20186.

Please call Chaplain Liz Danielson at 540-349-5814 or email chaplainliz@aol.com or visit www.scsm.tv for more information.

The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) meetings are held once a month at the Fauquier County Public School offices located at the Warrenton Community Center next to Taylor Middle School. 

Please visit www.fcps1.org and click on Special Education for more information.

Play gym designed especially for parent and child. 

Please call 540-347-7355 for more information.

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.

F.A.I.T.H. meets at the Warrenton Bible Fellowship located at 46 Winchester Street, Warrenton, VA  20186.

Please visit www.faithhomeschoolers.org for more information.

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.

F.H.E. mainly exists as a free email list through yahoogroups. 

Please email fhe-owner@yahoogroups.com for more information or to join.

Catholic home school support group at St. John's Church Activities, field trips, and speakers.

Please call Chris Galvin at 540-937-3355 for more information.

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.  Volunteer opportunities for youth ages 13-18.

Please call 540-349-8990 for more information. 

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.

Volunteer opportunities may also exist at Fauquier Free Clinic for older teens.  Contact them at 540-347-0394 or visit www.fauquierfreeclinic.org.  Also, check out other opportunities at the Hospice of the Rapidan 540-825-4840.

Please call 540-347-2550 x3116 or visit www.fauquierhospital.org/info/auxiliary.shtml for more information.

Many libraries need help maintaining books and library materials, and assisting with special programs, events and special projects.  Please visit www.fauquiercounty.gov/government/departments/library or call 540-347-8750 x27.

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.

Please 540-349-1024 or visit www.specialolympicsva.org for more information.

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.

Please call Fauquier Family Shelter Services at 540-341-0900 or visit www.fauquierfamilyshelter.org for more information.

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.

Please call 540-341-4952 or visit www.fauquierhabitat.org for more information.

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.

Please call 540-347-6848 or email parks@fauquiercounty.gov for more information.

Many senior citizen programs offer volunteer opportunities to provide friendship and assistance to senior citizens.

Please call Rappahanock Rapidan Community Services Board at 540-825-3100 x3358 for more information.

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.

Please call Fauquier County SPCA at 540-788-9000 x207 for more information or visit www.fauquierspca.com

Additional opportunities may exist at the Middleburg Humane Foundation at 540-364-3272 or visit www.middlebughumane.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

Please visit www.fauquiercounty.redcross.org for more information.

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.

Serves Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange and Rappahannock Counties)

118 East Piedmont Street, Culpeper, VA  22701

Please call 540-825-7615 or email volunteer@piedmontunitedway.org.