Freedom High School football team wins first state championship in school history

Congratulations to the Freedom High School football team for beating James Madison High School in the VHSL Class 6 state football championship to secure the state title.

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Holiday Bonanza at PACE West promotes positivity

Rewards for positive behavior provided students at PACE West the chance to shop for their families.

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Library at The Nokesville School dedicated to Dr. Debra “Debbi” M.M. Ames

Students,staff,and community members celebrated the dedication ceremony of The Nokesville School library to longtime teacher Dr. Debra “Debbi” M.M. Ames.

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Ms. Fisher’s kindergarten and first grade class at Alvey Elementary School flexed their creative muscles and conservation skills to win first place in a contest to build a Gingerbread House out of only recycled materials.

Benton Middle School’s Sources of Strength Peer Leaders group sold Holiday Grams with candy canes to spread messages of hope, help and strength. 

Beville Middle School’s Coding Club joined students in After School @ Your Library to design and print cookie cutters. 

At Brentsville District High School, students learning American Sign Language worked with the Unified P.E. and Autism classes by teaching them signs for seasonal greetings. 

Students at Covington-Harper Elementary School celebrated with a “Holidays Around the World Sing Along” performance including songs learned in music class.

The Fitzgerald Elementary School “Ladies Who Empower” club is making a difference in the community this winter by collecting food and warm clothing to donate to the Women and Children’s Shelter.

Glenkirk Elementary School’s counseling team led lessons on generosity and empathy that taught students how being kind is a priceless gift they can give to others this holiday season.

Henderson Elementary School students wrote cards and stuffed treat bags for students with deployed parents at Heroes Elementary on U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. 

Kyle Wilson Elementary School kindergarteners grabbed a ticket and “traveled around the world” to learn about Christmas, St. Lucia's Day, the Chinese New Year, Diwali, Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, and the Lunar New Year. 

Some Marshall Elementary School students used their problem-solving skills to escape the Grinch’s lair on the top of Mount Crumpit! And Twinkle, a 522-year-old Kindness Elf, was back catching students in acts of kindness and rewarding them with "brag tags."

Ms. Shatz, school psychologist at Marumsco Hills Elementary School, shared her Hanukkah traditions, food, and more with students via Zoom.

It was a great community turn-out for the student-organized “Breakfast with Santa” at Potomac High School. Students in the culinary program prepared the hearty breakfast for families to enjoy.

The Prince William County Police Department brought Santa, Mrs. Claus, and the elves for a visit to wish students and staff happy holidays at several schools across the Division.

Rosa Parks Elementary School students in Mrs. Russo’s class used their creativity and recyclables to make sustainable holiday decor for their classroom. 

Sensory activities with winter themes were a big hit at the Swans Creek Elementary School winter holiday event.

Tyler Elementary School staff surprised students with a comedic rendition of the Twelve Days of Christmas during the school-wide singalong.

Leadership students at Woodbridge High School helped brighten the holidays for local kids by delivering Operation Holiday Help gifts to seven PWCS elementary schools.