Phased-In approach to in-person learning is underway
A phased-in return to PWCS buildings allows for better implementation of safety and health mitigation strategies while factoring in the large size of our Division, available technology assets, and the complexity of student schedules and student transportation. Watch Video
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Stay up-to-date on health metrics in the region and in PWCS. The COVID-19 Dashboard provides the latest information on reported cases, transmission rates in the area, as well as CDC Indicators for Dynamic School Decision-Making.
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Learn more about SwimKids
This ad supports SPARK, the Education Foundation for PWCS.
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As a reminder, please complete a brief survey and share your feedback about virtual instruction. This will help PWCS better serve our students and families as we all adjust to this new learning environment. The survey link will be open through Monday, November 30, 2020. Thank you for your feedback and support.
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Good News
John D. Jenkins Elementary School students recognized as Leader-in-Me Leadership Financial Literacy Program winners
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A new after-school mentorship program at John D. Jenkins Elementary School is teaching the importance of financial literacy and saving money. Read more.
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Tech Boot Camp prepares Westridge Elementary School students for success
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Second-grade recruits earn medals of courage at technology boot camp at Westridge Elementary School. Read more.
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Michele Salzano named new Human Resources Director
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Prince William County Public Schools has appointed Michele Salzano as director for human resources. Salzano has been with PWCS since 1988 in a variety of administrator roles. Read more.
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Nominate teachers, principals as outstanding educators—deadline is December 16
Now is your chance to recognize teachers and principals for the stellar jobs they do! Nominate your favorites for teacher and principal of the year. Submissions are due by Wednesday, December 16, 2020.
See guidelines and submission information for 2020-21 Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year nominations.
Coming this December — The Parent Learning Series will take the place of the annual High School Parent Summit
The Parent Summit has been a valuable resource to thousands of PWCS parents in the post-high school planning experience. Now, the new Parent Learning Series (PLS), developed by the Office of Student Services, will continue helping families learn how to support their students as they navigate high school and beyond. Previous Parent Summit content and new sessions will be presented to parents through both synchronous (live) Zoom webinars as well as asynchronous (recorded) on-demand sessions provided through the Canvas platform. Look for more information on how to participate beginning in December.
Reminder: First grade next to return to school buildings
First-grade students who opted for the 50 percent hybrid model will return to in-person learning beginning December 1.
- Students assigned to House A will attend on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Tuesday, December 1, as the first day.
- Students assigned to House B will attend on Wednesdays and Fridays beginning Wednesday, December 2.
More on the phase-in plan in PWCS
Announcements
School Board to meet tonight Wednesday, November 18
Prince William County School Board passes resolution regarding Racial and Social Justice Commission
Students are invited to submit suggestions for a historical person to represent Virginia
in a new statue for placement in the U.S. Capitol
Prince William County Government is offering free COVID-19 testing
School nurses are essential to keeping students and staff safe and healthy
PWCS school nurses are key players in the implementation of school pandemic health plans and mitigation strategies — all while continuing their critical health services including screening sick individuals, helping students with chronic illnesses, and checking in on the emotional health of students.
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