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October 6, 2022 - Vol. 5, No. 10
Family Science Night at Fred M. Lynn Middle School reinforces parent and teacher partnerships
Scott Markley values the connections he makes with students in his physical science class at Fred M. Lynn Middle School every day, but he also knows the connections he makes with the parents are equally valuable. He hosted Family Science Night to reinforce the team mentality between parents, students, and himself that he knows is necessary for student success.
This ad supports SPARK, the Education Foundation for PWCS.
Student news anchors at Haymarket Elementary School highlight Hispanic figures in history
Presentations on the morning news at Haymarket Elementary School during Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) are celebrating the contributions and cultural history of accomplished Latinos in the United States. Read More >>
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Gar-Field High School welcomes students and families to the IBMA College Fair
More than 900 students from PWCS and surrounding areas attended the Mid-Atlantic Association of International Baccalaureate World Schools (IBMA) College Fair.
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US Marine Corps recognizes PWCS as partner in supporting military-connected students
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded Prince William County Public Schools with the Pete Taylor Partnership of Excellence Award for collaborating to build successful partnerships between schools and the Marine Corps Base Quantico. Read More. >>
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Meet the new principal of Featherstone Elementary School
Christina Treadwell returns to where she taught for over nine years as principal of Featherstone Elementary School. She believes in pushing student achievement to its highest possible point and working collaboratively with her team to reach that goal.
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... and the new principal of Potomac Middle School
Becoming a principal has been a lifelong dream for Rachel Preston. Every day that she walks into Potomac Middle School, she feels like she is living her dream. Preston brings her experience as a PWCS teacher and assistant principal to her new role as principal.
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Prince William County Public Schools provides excellent specialty programs for students in elementary, middle, and high school that focus on career exploration, subject area concentration, and college/university preparation. Specialty Program information nights are held in October and offer an overview of each program and the application process. Program specific information sessions are held by the school offering/hosting the program.
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Launch your career in education with PWCS
Interested in becoming a teacher, but not sure of your next steps? Join us to learn more about pathways to licensure.
Saturday, October 22, 2022
9 a.m
Kelly Leadership Center
14715 Bristow Road
 Register to attend
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PWCS Family Engagement Series - October 11
Sexual Harassment Under Title IX
How to Support Your Child and School
7 p.m. on Tuesday, October 11 - Virtual Webinar
Presentation will cover what sexual harassment is, how PWCS responds to allegations of sexual harassment, and how to assist PWCS in preventing sexual harassment.
Visit the family engagement series webpage for more information and to register
Information and Instructional Technology will be performing routine maintenance on PWCS systems and applications this Sunday, October 9. Division-wide internet access, including the guest network, VPN access, and intranet will be affected. Cloud-based applications such as Outlook, Office 365, The Hub, and Canvas will be available outside of the PWCS network.
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