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Antietam Elementary School students conduct 'out of this world' experiments
 Do tomato seeds from the International Space Station grow faster than tomato seeds from earth? Can we grow plants in test tubes with a gel-based growth medium here on earth like they do at the International Space Station? These are the questions that Antietam Elementary School first graders are trying to answer with classroom experiments.
Good News
Modeling the path to a future of possibility at Unity Reed High School
Staff at Unity Reed High School hosted the Life After High School Fair for 11th and 12th grade students who are English language learners, an event designed to help them further achieve, succeed, and keep their dreams alive.
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Parkside Middle School student takes first place in the Virginia Holocaust Museum’s 2022 Visual Art Contest
Congratulations to Amira Sadieva, a seventh grade student at Parkside Middle School, for taking first place in the Junior Division of the Virginia Holocaust Museum's 2022 Virtual Arts Contest. Read more.
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Freedom High School families celebrate diversity at annual International Night
 Around the world through fashion, food, dancing, and more! Students showcased their cultures and learned about others at Freedom High School's fourth annual International Night.
School Board selects student representatives, alternate for 2022-23 school year
At the June 1 meeting, the Prince William County School Board selected Chance Williams, a rising senior at Forest Park High School, and Daania Sharifi, a rising senior at Gainesville High School, as student representatives to the School Board for the 2022-23 school year. Christian Daniels, a rising senior at C.D. Hylton High School, was selected as the alternate.
Ashland Elementary School student wins national Kids Safe Online poster contest
A big congratulations to Leila Walton, third-grade student at Ashland Elementary School, for being named a national winner in the 2022 Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center’s annual Kids Safe Online Poster Contest. Read more.
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PWCS students raise funds through donation drive to aid refugees
Three PWCS students and a PWCS graduate raised over $5,000 to create 275 feminine hygiene kits to aid displaced refugees located at a housing facility in Leesburg, Virginia. Read more.
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Announcements
PWCS has appointed Corey Harris as associate superintendent for middle schools
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PWCS appoints Ashley E. Reyher as associate superintendent for special education
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PWCS announces dismissal schedule for the last school day, Wednesday, June 15, 2022
If there are no unexpected closures that impact the schedule for the remainder of this school year, the last day for the 2021–22 school year is scheduled to be Wednesday, June 15, 2022.
View dismissal schedule for June 15.
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Enroll your student in high quality, enriching school age child care for the 2022-23 school year. Visit the Alphabest website for details and registration information. |
Summer Food Service Program locations and times now available
PWCS will be providing meals free of charge for all children this summer at designated school sites during select hours. Meals will be provided, on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Full-listing of sites and times here
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 PWCS is hiring school bus drivers, food services associates, custodians, and more. Attend an upcoming job fair to learn more and apply.
Thursday, June 16
11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Patriot High School
Monday, June 27
2-6 p.m.
Freedom High School
Jamaican game helps Bel Air Elementary School students review math
 Bel Air Elementary School’s Devina Graham, a fifth grade teacher, is incorporating her heritage into lessons. Recently, she used a traditional Jamaican game to help students remember a math concept.
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