Tag: Brentsville District
Prince William School Board Names 13th HS ‘Gainesville High School’
The Prince William County School Board voted unanimously to name the 13th High School “Gainesville High School” after the school’s location and attendance area. Gainesville High School will open in the fall of 2021.
UPDATED: Prince William POLICE ADVISORY: Civil Unrest at Sudley Manor Drive in Manassas
Prince William Police are warning citizens to stay away from the area of Sudley Manor Drive and Sudley Road in Manassas this evening.
Supervisor Lawson Asks, ‘Higher Property Taxes and County Fees, NOW?’
Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson believes it is not appropriate to adopt a tax rate that will result in tax increases on Prince William County residents during the COVID-19 economic crisis.
Prince William Supervisors Took No Action to Reconsider Devlin Community
The community of 516 residential homes will go ahead as planned.
Supervisor Vega Condemns Approval of Devlin Community, Explains her Vote
Supervisor Vega explains her concerns about the Devlin Road community and why she voted as she did.
Prince William BOCS Approves Devlin Community to Lawson’s Dismay
The majority of the Board of County Supervisors approved the Devlin Road development in the Bristow area, Mar. 11, over the objection of Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson.
Supervisor Lawson Issues Statement on Governor’s State of Emergency at Capitol Grounds
“I am disappointed that our elected governor feels such contempt for the 2nd amendment that he sees fit to compromise the right entirely.” – Supervisor Jeanine Lawson
Settle the Debt Holiday Payoff Erases Lunch Debt at 15 Schools
The Gainesville nonprofit Settle the Debt visited 18 area public schools this week, delivering checks to pay off accumulated lunch debts as part of its Holiday Payoff Initiative.
Iron Mountain to Expand Data Center at Manassas Campus
New Manassas data center supports continued economic growth in Prince William County
PWEA President Recognizes Outgoing School Board Members
Gil Trenum, Alyson Satterwhite, and Willie Deutsch, today will be your last school board meeting. To say that each of you have made a difference in PWCS is an understatement.
