 No more paper back-to-school documents!
Emergency Cards and annual acknowledgements and consents are online in ParentVUE
The New School Year Packet, where parents/guardians can review emergency cards, update contact information, and complete annual policy reviews and acknowledgements, is now available in ParentVUE.
All families should complete the New School Year Packet as soon as possible, but no later than Friday, September 17, 2021.The information you provide will allow school staff to ensure the safety of your student this school year.
- Log into the ParentVUE app or the ParentVUE website using your ParentVUE UserID and password.
- Once logged into ParentVUE, click the Online Records button at the top of the screen.
If you need assistance, or do not have an active ParentVUE account, please contact your child’s school.
Instructions for New School Year Packet
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Back-to-School webpage now open
Visit the Back-to-School webpage for information and resources you and your student need to start the school year off right including the PWCS Code of Behavior, transportation/bus information, student health information, and important forms and documents.
*Based on new guidance today released by the Virginia Department of Health, updated 2021-22 school year health guidance will be included in a special edition of The Scoop tomorrow.
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Meet Amy Schott – New Principal of Henderson Elementary School
 Amy Schott is the proud new principal of Henderson Elementary School. Schott has been with Prince William County Public Schools since 2001. She has been a teacher, an assistant principal, and the principal of Rockledge Elementary School for the last 13 years. Schott was the Prince William County Public Schools 2020-21 Principal of the Year.
“I want all of our students to feel the confidence that they can impact and change the world,” shared Schott, who looks forward to working with the staff, parents, and students at Henderson Elementary. Go Huskies!
Rising senior at Osbourn Park High School and Governor’s School @ Innovation Park is blazing mathematical trails
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Comfort Ohajunwa, a rising senior at Osbourn Park High School, who also attends the Governor’s School @ Innovation Park, has some impressive academic achievements under her belt. Read more.
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Summer school and adult education graduates celebrate success
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Perseverance and determination paid off for students who received their high school diplomas and certificates at the PWCS Adult Education and Summer School graduation ceremony. Read more. |
Scavenger hunt helps give students the lay of the land at the new Potomac Shores Middle School
 A school-wide scavenger hunt at Potomac Shores Middle School offered rising sixth grade students a fun way to explore the new school and learn its layout over the summer before they start the school year.
Announcements
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As PWCS prepares for the 2021-22 school year, student access to 2020-21 resources in our Clever portal will conclude on Thursday, August 12. Students will not have access to Clever on Friday, August 13. Student access to Clever will resume for students on August 23. |
Optional accident insurance is available to provide medical coverage for students
PWCS has a group policy discount with Securranty for students/parents to purchase optional insurance for HP Probooks issued to students
Rippon Middle School hosts Student Success Academy
It can be a challenge for some students to start middle or high school. To help with this transition, Rippon Middle School offered a week-long Student Success Academy. Students learned organizational skills, time management, social skills, and other tips that will help them experience a successful school year. Miyoshi Byrd, summer assistant principal said, “We hope to prepare them in every aspect of learning, so they will have a full rounded experience in middle school and high school.”
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