Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) has announced that the School Board will hold a meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 16, 2025. The meeting will take place in the School Board Meeting Room at the LCPS Administrative Offices located at 21000 Education Court, Ashburn.
According to LCPS, the agenda for the School Board meeting will be available on their website by the evening of December 12. It can also be accessed through the Board Meetings & Documents page. The meeting will accommodate both in-person and virtual public comments, with advance registration closing at noon on December 16. Limited walk-up registration will be available shortly before the meeting begins. Speaker lists are expected to be posted approximately an hour before the meeting starts, and speaking times will be determined by the chair based on participant numbers and agenda items. The meeting and public comments can be viewed in person or via livestream as per a news release from LCPS.
Public comment is open to eligible community members, with security screenings and item restrictions in place. Materials intended for Board members must be submitted in advance at designated areas. The session will be accessible for in-person viewing and streamed online as well as on local cable channels, according to LCPS.
The Loudoun County School Board functions as the official policy-making body for LCPS under Virginia law and regulations from the Virginia Board of Education. It comprises members elected from eight districts plus one at-large seat with staggered terms to ensure continuity; current members assumed office in January 2024. The Board is responsible for overseeing policies, budgets, and educational initiatives while allowing citizen participation and public comment on school-related matters.
Loudoun County Public Schools, headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, provides extensive information about its operations including calendars, school hours, parent resources, and administrative contacts. The district maintains detailed enrollment and achievement data through District and School Profiles which cover demographics, graduation rates, Standards of Learning (SOL) pass rates, standardized test scores, and federal accountability metrics. Virginia’s School Quality Profiles offer additional insights with annual snapshots and multi-year trends regarding student achievement, college readiness, school safety, and teacher quality. LCPS is led by Superintendent Aaron Spence and governed by an elected School Board responsible for policy-making and strategic planning.
