Tag: Gil Trenum
School Board Adopts Adjustment Plan 1B to Zone 13th HS
The plan will include Osbourn Park High School in its zoning, and the approval vote included a resolution to benefit Stonewall Jackson High School.
Brentsville School Board Member Adds 13th HS Plan 1b
Brentsville District School Board representative Gil Trenum has proposed a third plan for the redistricting of Western Prince William County high schools to accommodate the 13th High School.
Brentsville District School Board Member Presents Alternative 13th HS Boundary Plans
The Brentsville School Board member’s two alternative 13th High School boundary plans consider redistricting a few Osbourn Park High School and Brentsville District High School communities.
PWCS School Board Give Big Raise to Next Year’s Board
Half the members of the Prince William County School Board voted to support a large raise for the next board during its final budget markup session.
Shawn Brann Announces Campaign for Brentsville School Board Rep
Today, Shawn L. Brann proudly announces his candidacy for the 2019 elections for the Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) School Board in the Brentsville District.
Trenum Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection for Brentsville School Board Representative
Gil Trenum, Brentsville District representative on the Prince William County School Board has announced he will not be running for reelection in November.
Trenum Request Moving End of Year Items from Discussion to Action
Wednesday, June 20 is the last Prince William County School Board meeting for the 2017-18 school year, and Brentsville School Board member Gil Trenum said that several items he had proposed to be on the agenda in late May are being considered for discussion.
OPINION: ‘Proposed Budget for Teacher Salaries Is Shameful’
“PWCS does not pay competitive salaries, compared to our surrounding districts. The proposed budget for teacher salaries is shameful.”
PWCS Markup Adds Security, Social Workers to FY19 Budget
The Prince William County School Board added funding for safety infrastructure improvements, new social workers, a few guidance counselors in its 2019 budget, but provided no COLA increases for teachers.
Prince William Receives Uptick in Threats Following Parkland
Since the Parkland tragedy, there have been between 37 and 40 threats reported to Prince William County Police, according to Police Chief Barry Barnard, who spoke at a school safety town hall meeting.
