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"Though my soul may set in darkness, it will rise in perfect
light; I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night." - Sarah Williams (1837-1868) Visit the Sandburg Sky Poetry Web page, including CSMS student-authored sky poems. |
A Fairfax County Public Schools Planetarium
Sandburg Planetarium
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| Grade Level 4 | October, November, December |
| Grade Level 5 | January, February, March |
| Grade Level 6 | April, May, June |
Both site visits and planetarium visits will last approximately one to
one-and-a-half hours.
Approximately one week after the classroom visit, your class will be
scheduled to visit the planetarium.
Geoscience-Related Information Servers | Geosystems in FCPS
Morning Program
9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Afternoon Program
11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
LOGISTICS
Classroom teachers are responsible for making field trip arrangements,
including transportation. Be advised that FCPS busses must be reserved at
least three weeks in advance of the trip date. Please be sure to schedule
busses to arrive at your school approximately 20-30 minutes before
the program starting time so that your class will arrive on time! Complete
a Field Trip Request form and submit it to the FCPS Transportation Office
(the funding code is: 730-503-1522). Remember to put
the field trip date on your school calendar. Have parents sign and return
Field Trip Permission forms. It is strongly recommended that parents be
invited to participate as field trip chaperones (at a ratio of one parent
for every 10 students).
SCHEDULE REMINDERS
For both site visits and planetarium visits, I will try to send out
schedule reminders, however this is a courtesy--ultimately, it is the
responsibility of the classroom teacher to follow the schedule. In the event of an emergency
or cancellation, please contact the Planetarium Teacher ASAP.
COMMUNITY GROUPS
Programs for community groups will be scheduled as time permits (FCPS
school groups receive first priority).
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