Black History Month 2021 in PWCS
Henderson Elementary School celebrated Black History Month with student video reports, virtual and in-person biography bulletin boards, more
Students at Henderson Elementary School recorded video reports on famous Black Americans to celebrate Black History Month. The videos were shown during morning announcements throughout February to bring awareness of and appreciation for the contributions of Black Americans. The student reports are just one of many Black History Month celebration activities at Henderson Elementary. Watch Video.
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Black History Month lesson unites students at Unity Reed High School and Gainesville Middle School
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Students involved with the Student Activities Leadership Council (SALC) at Unity Reed High School connected with Gainesville Middle School students to share the great accomplishments of Black young people. Read more. |
Love is at the heart of Black History Month at Marshall Elementary School
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In recognition of Black History Month, Marshall Elementary School created a bulletin board with a Valentine's Day flare. Students paid tribute to Black historical figures with hand-crafted valentines. Read more. |
Haymarket Elementary School students turned news anchors to lead the school’s observance of Black History Month
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The Student Council Association (SCA) at Haymarket Elementary School brainstormed ideas and implemented a month’s worth of informative and educational news shows to highlight the notable contributions of accomplished Black Americans from across all walks of life. Read more. |
Morning announcements connect school communities in celebration of Black History Month
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Graham Park Middle School and Covington-Harper and Bel Air Elementary Schools used their morning announcements as the medium to share facts about the significant contributions of Black Americans. Read more. |
T. Clay Wood Elementary students research historical figures for Black History Month
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Fifth grade students at T. Clay Wood Elementary School researched the lives of African Americans and highlighted their major achievements in oral presentations. Read more. |
Chris Yung Elementary School observes Black History Month with STEAM challenges
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Students at Chris Yung Elementary School channeled their creativity and critical thinking skills, as they celebrated Black History Month with two STEAM challenges. Read more. |
February "Whatcha Reading Wednesdays" feature Black Americans at Kerrydale Elementary School
 Tasha Johnson, reading specialist at Kerrydale Elementary, celebrated Black History Month with her students by sharing stories of Black Americans during her “Whatcha Reading Wednesdays.” These video recordings were uploaded weekly and featured Johnson promoting and reading a book of the week. “Whatcha Reading Wednesdays” have garnered positive responses from students who record their reactions to each week's book and post them on Flipgrid for Johnson to view. Watch Video.
PWCS will allow up to 250 spectators at outdoor high school sporting events in accordance with Governor Ralph Northam's amended Executive Order
School Board to hold meeting 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3
Registration is open for children to attend the PWCS Preschool Program for the 2021-22 school year
Transition Fair on Saturday, March 20 provides families of students who receive special education services resources for life after high school
Considering military service? Virtual Service Academy Day is March 13
The Prince William County Racial and Social Justice Commission invites the public to participate in meetings
Attend the Prince William virtual COVID-19 Vaccination Town Hall on Thursday, March 4
Parents, please verify required immunizations are up to date for your students
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Immunizations are still required for student attendance with PWCS. Returning students who are conditionally admitted must show documentation of immunization or have a medical or religious exemption to comply with enrollment requirements set forth by Virginia law. Read more. |
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Steve Walts shares budget priorities for FY22
 Dr. Walts highlights the six priorities for Fiscal Year 2022 proposed operating budget. Watch Video.
Reminder: Remaining grade levels return for in-person learning next week
Highlights from first day of in-person learning for 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th graders
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