The last day of school for the 2014–15 school year will be Thursday, June 18. Elementary and middle school students will be dismissed on a half-day schedule. Lunch will be served in the elementary and middle schools.

PWCS-TV will air films of most PWCS high school graduation ceremonies. The shows give graduates, friends, and families a second chance to view the big event from the comfort of their own home.

Do you want to learn how meteorologists forecast the weather? The Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College will offer a meteorology course for the first time this fall.

Schools will open August 31 with a full two-week winter break, and school ending June 17, 2016.

Prince William County Public Schools will continue to lead the fight in the prevention of teen trafficking, thanks to continuing support from the Potomac Health Foundation.

The following administrative appointments have been announced and are effective July 1, 2015, according to a news release from Prince William County Schools.

Latin is flourishing in Prince William County Schools. As evidenced by student performance and participation in this year’s National Latin Exam, Virginia Junior Classical League, and the Medusa Mythology Exam, the language shows no signs of extinction.

Virginia Department of Education’s Virtual Virginia program will pilot a full-time, online high school for the 2015-2016 school year. The pilot will offer all required core academic courses and electives necessary to earn a Standard or Advanced Studies diploma.