Tag: Battlefield High School
PWCS Releases ‘What-If’ Scenarios for 13th HS Boundaries
Prince William County Schools released three “What-If Analyses” zoning scenarios for the 13th High School, including one that balances demographics.
Residents Worry 13th HS Boundaries Discriminate Against Stonewall Jackson HS
Demographic shifts were the biggest concern of Western Prince William residents at the 13th High School boundary community input meeting held at Stonewall Jackson High School.
PWCS Releases Proposed Boundary Plans for 13th High School
Prince William County Schools have released a map of proposed boundaries for the new 13th high school to be located between Gainesville Middle School and Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow.
PWCS Seeks Community Input on 13th High School Boundary Plans
The Planning team within the PWCS Office of Facilities Services will kick off the boundary planning process with a Scoping Meeting scheduled for 7–9 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, 2019, in the auditorium at Battlefield High School.
Sup. Candland, Del. Hugo Host ‘Save Our Rural Crescent’ Meeting
There will be a Save the the Prince William County Rural Crescent Town Hall, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. at Battlefield High School.
Battlefield Teachers Recognized for Leadership by Fundraising Organization
Congratulations to Battlefield High School’s Mary Beth Starkey, teacher on special assignment, and Lauren Maula, math teacher, on receiving the 2018 Four Diamonds Mini-THON® Leadership Development Award.
Police Arrest Battlefield High School Students for Destruction of School Property, ‘Roadkill’ Vandalism
Prince William Police arrested four students they suspect committed vandalism and destruction of school property at Battlefield High School in Haymarket.
UPDATED: Police Investigate Costly Damage to Battlefield Athletic Facilities; Animal Parts Strewn About
Prince William Police are investigating extensive damage done to the athletic facilities at Battlefield High School.
Haymarket Student Archers Qualify for Nationals at State Championship
PWCS archers can put a feather in their caps. Overall, 18 students qualified for nationals on their own merit, finishing in the top 10 for males and females at the state championships held in March.
PWCS Student School Board Member Proposes Mental Health Initiative
Kate Arnold, Prince William County’s School Board non-voting Student Representative, is championing the cause of mental health in PWCS schools. Plus, the cost of adding more counselors to the school budget.
