Tag: Prince William County Schools
Satterwhite Seeks to Restore Decorum to PWC School Board
Respect is a word that Alyson Satterwhite repeated often in discussing her candidacy to become Chairman At-Large of the Prince William County School Board, in a special election in November.
Juvenile Suspected of Making False Bomb Threat at Potomac MS
A student called in a false bomb threat at Potomac Middle School, one day after September, 11, prompting a temporary evacuation of the school.
PWCS Announces It’s Monitoring Hurricane Florence
Please be assured that we are monitoring forecasts regarding Hurricane Florence, and we are in frequent contact with the Prince William County Office of Emergency Management.
Stonewall Jackson HS Celebrates School with Lip-Sync Video
Staff at Stonewall Jackson High School released a lip-sync video to celebrate school and decry the end of summer.
Patriot HS Staff Creates Lip-Sync Challenge Video
Patriot High School staff in Nokesville, Virginia posted a lip synch challenge video this week.
UPDATE: Vehicle Strikes Stonewall Middle School Student, PWCS Cautions Motorists, Pedestrians
Monday morning, a vehicle struck a Stonewall Jackson Middle School walking to 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.
PWCS to Email Bus Schedules Wednesday
On the first day of school, more than 800 school buses will be on the roads in Prince William County as early as 5:30 a.m. to pick up more than 62,000 students and travel a total of 56,000 miles.
Prince William Schools Announces Changes to Bus Transporation
With the new school year about to begin, PWCS is making some transportation changes to keep buses running safely and on schedule.
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.
