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October 26, 2023 - Vol. 6, No. 14

Students shape their future endeavors at PWCS college fairs

As a part of our commitment to preparing all students for post-secondary education and the workforce, PWCS hosted college fairs at Battlefield and Freedom High Schools. Over 100 colleges and military recruiters gathered to engage with students in pursuit of their educational dreams. Watch Video >>

PWCS celebrates Virginia College Application Week October 23-27, 2023  Virginia College Application Week is part of the national effort to increase the number of first-generation college students and students from low-income families pursuing a college degree or higher education credential. Read more about Virginia College Application Week in PWCS >>

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Tyler Elementary School promotes positive school culture through friendship bracelets

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Unity Day at Kerrydale Elementary School reminds students that they belong

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PWCS Family Engagement Series focuses on post-secondary education and the workforce during the month of November Focus: FAFSA Demo And Q&A Tuesday, November 7, 2023 - 6 p.m. - Live Virtual Session Focus: Career And Technical Education Thursday, November 9, 2023 - 6 p.m. - Live Virtual Session Read more and register for the live sessions >>

• Don't forget to share your input on school calendar options for 2024-25 - poll closes on Friday, October 27.

• Impact Aid is a federal program that provides PWCS with significant funding. All parents and guardians who are military-connected or work on federal property are asked to complete the Impact Aid Survey. 
• Be on the lookout for Specialty Program information sessions in November. You can apply to these programs beginning November 1. 

Pink Out volleyball games honor breast cancer survivors

During the month of October, Potomac High School held pink out volleyball games to recognize and honor breast cancer survivors. Beyond wearing pink, the players also passed out roses and signed volleyballs for survivors during the game. Watch Video >>

Rippon Middle School's volleyball teams also paid tribute to breast cancer survivors during their pink out games. Read more >>