Tag: Prince William
Protest at Sudley Road in Prince William County Grew Violent, Injuring Officers, Damaging Property, Said Police
Prince William County police declared an unlawful assembly, May 30 at 8:11 p.m., in the area of Sudley Road and Sudley Manor Drive in Manassas (20109) in response to a protest that became unruly and violent. According to police, the demonstration, which reportedly began around 5 p.m., started peacefully as protesters exercised their right to assemble […]
Prince William County’s Outdoor Pools, Waterparks Will Close for 2020 Summer Season
Prince William County-owned outdoor pools and waterparks will not open during the 2020 summer season due to health and operational concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prince William Police Offer ‘The Scoop on Scams’ Sessions
“Join us to learn the common terms used by those who create scams and frauds, how these criminals chose who to target, and the different types of scams and how you can protect yourself from them.”
Prince William County Works with Community Partners to Create ‘Feeding Taskforce’
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors donated $30,000 last month to the local food banks, who have seen a decline in donations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prince William Supervisors Took No Action to Reconsider Devlin Community
The community of 516 residential homes will go ahead as planned.
Virginia Governor Closes Schools for Remainder of Academic Year
As anticipated, Governor Ralph Northam announced Monday that all Virginia schools will be closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year in an attempt to stem the growth of COVID-19 virus in Virginia.
College Board Developing AP Home Testing Option, No Face-to Face AP Exams
The College Board announced Friday that Advanced Placement tests, scheduled to be administered in May, will be offered to students online for the 2019–20 exam administration due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
PWCS Gets Ready to Launch Distance Learning Plans, May 2 SATs Cancelled
In their latest update of the coronavirus-related shutdown, Prince William County Schools asks teachers and support staff to be “available remotely” next week.
Prince William Parks & Rec. Closes Facilities, Playgrounds
Amenities such as the dog park, reserved pavilions, batting cages, driving ranges, golf courses, mini-golf, marinas will not be available.
VA State Superintendent Requests Waiver for State Tests
Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction James Lane announced Tuesday that the Virginia Department of Education will ask the U.S. Department of Education for relief from federal and state testing requirements to mitigate the impact of of the COVID-19 shut down of schools.
