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December 1, 2022 - Vol. 5, No. 17
 Kerrydale Elementary School named national distinguished school
Kerrydale Elementary is one of up to 100 schools throughout the country being nationally recognized for exceptional student achievement in 2022. The school was selected for its success in closing the achievement gaps between student groups.
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News and Announcements
Two PWCS cheer teams earn state championship titles
Congratulations to the Brentsville District High School and the Charles J. Colgan Sr. High School cheer teams for winning state competition cheerleading titles.
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Fred M. Lynn Middle School students are becoming Game "Changineers"
Students at Fred Lynn Middle School are learning computational thinking, game design, and the logic behind popular video games thanks to a partnership with Pink Space Theory and Virginia Tech.
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PWCS hosts December Family Engagement Session
Gifted at a Glance: A Parent’s Guide To Gifted Education In PWCS
7 p.m. | Tuesday, December 13
Live Virtual Session
Learn more and register
PWCS patrocinará una sesión de Participación Familiar en diciembre
One Book, One School, One Community at John D. Jenkins Elementary brings school community together
The school to family connection at Jenkins Elementary School is strengthened by the One Book, One School initiative.
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Yorkshire Elementary School hosts Family Fitness Night
Families took part in rock climbing, yoga, and more at Yorkshire Elementary's family fitness event.
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Thursday, December 8
7-9 p.m. | Virtual
jueves 8 de diciembre
7-9 p.m. | Virtual
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Join the upcoming virtual workshop to learn more about the Preschool Special Education Child Find process in PWCS.
Thursday, December 8, 2022
Learn more and register.
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We are approaching the mid-point of the second marking period. Families are reminded to check in on your student’s real-time grades through ParentVUE and address any progress concerns. |
Big win for C.D. Hylton High School automotive students propels them to grand national championship
Congratulations to the C.D. Hylton High School Automotive team who took first place in the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Challenge at the Specialty Equipment Marketing Association (SEMA) annual convention in Las Vegas. The team of five was tasked with tearing down a car engine and rebuilding it in the fastest time possible with the least penalties.
This national win qualifies them to go head-to-head with seven other schools from across the USA, known as the Elite Eight, to become the Grand National champions.
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