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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.
Police Arrest Battlefield High School Students for Destruction of School Property, ‘Roadkill’ Vandalism
Prince William Police arrested four students they suspect committed vandalism and destruction of school property at Battlefield High School in Haymarket.
Patriot Student to Speak at Student-Led NRA Protest
Youth from Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut and Florida will hold a Student Protest at the NRA headquarters, 11250 Waples Mill Rd., Fairfax, VA, from 12-2 p.m. on Saturday, April 14 – the two-month anniversary of the shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Local Churches Organize Manassas ‘March for Our Lives’ Rally
Several local churches have organized a Manassas March for Our Lives event, Saturday, 24, at the corner of Sudley Manor Drive and Route 234, Sudley Road, starting at noon.
Prince William, Fauquier Students Lead Anti-School Violence Protests
Prince William and Fauquier County students participated in Wednesday’s walkout rallies against school gun violence. The national event was organized in honor of the Parkland students who were killed by an active shooter on Feb. 14.
Prince William Student Artwork Selected for Hylton Performing Arts Center Exhibit
Forty works of art produced by students in 24 PWCS schools are on exhibit through March 10, in the Buchanan Partners Gallery at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas.
PWCS Colgan Aquatic Center Offers Activities, Membership Discounts
Don’t miss out on fun and fitness just because cold weather is here. If you like to swim, or need to learn, pay a visit to the county’s newest swimming pool
OPINION: Stonewall Jackson Name Change Puts Students at Risk
While I strongly applaud denouncing racism (as I do believe proponents of the plan intend), I cannot stress enough how much danger such a movement puts our schools, community and children in, and for so little gain.
PWEA Education Town Hall Addressed Closing Achievement Gap
NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia attended an ESSA town hall hosted by the Prince William Education Association (PWEA), discussing ways to close the achievement gap among students
