Tag: PWCS
College Board to Stream Online Classes for AP Students this Year
The College Board has provided more information for Advanced Placement student on taking AP exams during the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States.
Prince William School Board Wants to Invest $10 Million in Student Devices for Distance Learning
The Prince William School Board Chairman sent a letter to the Board of County Supervisors, requesting $5 million to purchase digital devices for high school students for the purpose of distance learning.
UPDATE: PWCS Adds Hour for ‘Meal to Go’ Pickup
Prince William County Schools has extended its student meal pickup by one hour. Parents will now be able to pickup meals for their children.
PWCS Opens Online Kindergarten Registration
Prince William County Schools has opened online registration to enroll children in kindergarten for the 2020-2021 school year.
PWCS Closed Through End of School Year: What this Means for Students, Staff
Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) is providing the following update regarding changes caused by the COVID-19 shutdown.
PWCS Announces Cases of COVID-19 Among School Community
Dr. Walts shares that there are cases of COVID-19 connected to PWCS staff and the families.
PWCS Provides Outdoor Hotspots for Students
Prince William County Schools announced that it is working to develop “WIFI Hotspots” at select locations throughout the county so students and families can access Internet during the corona-virus shutdown.
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.
Del. Roem Advocates for Increased Access to School Meals
Del. Danica Roem asks that the federal government make school meals more accessible for families during the COVID-19 crisis.
