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November 9, 2023 - Vol. 6, No. 16
PWCS salutes and honors veterans for their service to our country
This week schools across the division took time to honor our local veterans with performances, posters, and more!
Members of the Marine Drum and Bugle Corp performed for Gainesville Middle School students and staff to pay tribute to our veterans. Watch Video >>
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November is a time to honor military service members and their families
November provides an opportunity to offer encouragement and show gratitude to the force behind the force, the military-connected children we educate daily and their families. Read more on how schools are celebrating our veterans and military families this month.
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 This ad supports SPARK, the Education Foundation for PWCS.
Three new faces to serve on Prince William County School Board following election
The preliminary results are in. Voters have chosen the next School Board. Read More >>
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Need help with Specialty Program application?
PWCS offers advanced academic, CTE specialty programs for all students. Applications are now open! If you or your student needs assistance, the Advanced Academics and Specialty Programs team is holding application help sessions virtually over the next several months. For specific dates and to join a session, visit the Specialty Programs Webpage.
Absence notification for middle, high school students will be sent to parents twice a day
Effective Monday, November 13, a text message notifying parents/guardians of their middle and high school student’s absence will be sent between 10:20 and 10:30 a.m. and again at 7 p.m. This mid-morning notification is an additional effort to keep our families informed about their students' attendance at school. Text notifications to parents/guardians of elementary school students will continue to be sent between 10:20 and 10:30 a.m. when their students are absent.
 Prince William County Public Schools celebrate National School Psychology Week
School psychologists provide direct support and interventions to students and consult with teachers, administrators, school social workers, and counselors to improve support strategies. They also work with administrators to improve school-wide practices and policies and collaborate with community providers to coordinate needed services. We are grateful for our school psychologists and all the work they do! Read More >>
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