not constitute "zero tolerance," the suicides nevertheless prompted the school board and the state legislature to revisit school disciplinary policies. After a year-long study, the school board voted to relax punishments for marijuana possession and add parental notification requirements for students facing serious disciplinary sanctions. Organization FCPS is led by a superintendent and is overseen by a school board. The current superintendent is Dr. Michelle C. Reid, who began her term on July 1, 2022. Alongside Dr. Reid, FCPS is served by a Deputy Superintendent and Chief Operating Officer. For FCPS administrative and governance purposes, Fairfax County is organized into five geographically-based regions (1 through 5). Each region is led by an assistant superintendent, who oversees operations at schools within the region. All five regional offices are directed by the Deputy Superintendent Dr. Frances Ivey. School Board Virginia statutes and the Virginia Board of Education charge the Fairfax County School Board with setting general school policy and establishing guidelines that ensure proper administration and operation of FCPS. The Fairfax County School Board comprises 12 elected members and one student representative. Nine elected members are chosen from each magisterial district (Braddock, Dranesville, Franconia, Hunter Mill, Mason, Mount Vernon, Providence, Springfield, and Sully). Three additional elected members are chosen "at-large". Members are elected for four-year terms. A student representative, selected for a one-year term by the Student Advisory Council, sits with the board at all public meetings and participates in discussions but does not vote. The board chair is elected to serve for a one-year term, and the current chair Rachna Sizemore Heizer (At-Large), has been serving since July 14, 2022. The current members of the school board are Megan O. McLaughlin (Braddock), Elaine Tholen (Dranesville), Tamara Derenak Kaufax (Franconia), Melanie K. Meren (Hunter Mill), Ricardy J. Anderson (Mason), Karen Corbett Sanders (Mount Vernon), Karl Frisch (Providence), Laura Jane Cohen (Springfield), Stella Pekarsky (Sully). The other three members, Rachna Sizemore Heizer, Karen Keys-Gamarra, and Abrar Omeish, serve as "at-large" members. Michele Togbe from South County High School serves as the non-voting student representative. Schools High schools Annandale High School (Atoms) – Annandale Centreville High School (Wildcats) – Clifton Chantilly High School (Chargers) – Chantilly Thomas Alva Edison High School (Eagles) – Alexandria Fairfax High School (Lions) (formerly the Rebels) – Fairfax Falls Church High School (Jaguars) – Falls Church Herndon High School (Hornets) – Herndon Justice High School (Wolves) – Falls Church