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Tag: PWCS
Prince William School Superintendent Shares 2nd Marking Period Update
PWCS Superintendent of Schools sent an email to parents and staff, Friday, outlining more information regarding returning to school for the second marking period.
PWCS Provides More Info on Its 50% Hybrid Plan for Fall
Prince William County Schools has released updated information as to what its return to school plan would most likely look like.
Northern Virginia Districts Will Return More Students to In-Person Learning this Fall
Three school districts neighboring Prince William County have adopted return-to-learning plans for the fall that will place more of their students in classrooms.
PWCS Presents Three Options for Learning in the 2nd Marking Period.
The school division presented three options for the second marking period, but details on what 50/50 learning would look like remain vague.
PWCS Serves More Than 320,000 Free Meals During First Week of School
During the first week of school, PWCS served 13,000 students on September 8, and 21,000 students on September 10.
Patriot High School Employee Has Tested Positive for COVID-19
A Patriot High School teacher has tested positive for COVID-19. The employee was last in building on Sept. 10.
PWCS Offers Curbside Pickup for Grocery Kits
PWCS will continue to prepare and serve food throughout the first quarter at 56 feeding sites
Prince William BOCS Allocates $20 Million in CARES Act Funding to Schools
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday evening to allocate $20 million in federal CARES Act funding to Prince William County Public Schools for expenditures resulting from COVID-19.
PWCS Administration Discusses Precautions for Limited In-Person Learning
Prince William County Schools will offer in-person learning to nearly 1,900 of the county’s most “vulnerable” [learning] students out of its approximate 91,000 students.
Superintendent Steven Walts of PWCS Announces His Retirement
In a letter to the community, Walts listed some of his accomplishments. During the first year of his tenure, he implementing full-day kindergarten. He expanded opportunities for PWCS students through Career Technology Education, new specialty and STEM programs.
