School History
Robert Frost Middle School opened on September 1, 1964. Our school was built, beginning in 1963, by M. L. Whitlow, Inc., at a cost of $1.1 million. On October 16, 1962, while our school was still in the planning stage, the Fairfax County School Board named our building after celebrated poet Robert Lee Frost. Below you will find links to learn more about our school’s namesake, our former principals, local history, and much more.
Our Principals
Henry E. York (1964-1984)
Gary W. Miller (1984-1991)
Leslie Kent (1991-2003)
Marti Jo Jackson (2003-2014)
Eric McCann (2014-2018)
Anthony Harris (2018-Present)
Aerial Views of Frost Through the Years
1965, Frost Intermediate School’s First Year
Aerial view of the Frost Intermediate School neighborhood, 1968
Aerial view of Frost Intermediate School, 1990
Aerial view of Frost Middle School, 1997
Aerial view of Frost Middle School showing field restoration, 2002
Aerial view of Frost Middle School with trailers and BTW range, 2007
Aerial view of Frost Middle School, 2009
Aerial view of Frost Middle School showing the JA Finance Park building, 2011
Aerial view of Frost Middle School showing the MOD and a new roof, 2013
Aerial view of Frost Middle School, 2017