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Osbourn High School team to appear on It’s Academic Saturday, Jan. 4

The Osbourn High School It's Academic Team will be appearing on the TV quiz show, It's Academic, on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, beginning at at 10 a.m. on our local PBS channel. The episode was filmed on Saturday, October. 26, 2024.

At NOVA series, community leaders will discuss how they overcame obstacles to achieve success

Carlos Castro and Diana Paguaga will discuss how they overcame obstacles to achieve success, the role education has played in their lives, tips others can use to reach their goals and more as the iCAD series gets underway at Manassas NOVA.

Delegate Anderson announces third year for Future Delegate program

During the 2015 legislative session this January and February, State Delegate Richard Anderson (R-51) will host his third annual “51st House District Future Delegate Program” at the Virginia State Capitol. Details at October meeting.

PWCS answers to immunization concerns about new arrivals from other countries

Prince William County Schools has issued a Q & A about immunizations covering the the rules, the exceptions and the fact that it is prohibited by law from inquiring about the legal/documentation status of any student.

Sept. 25 meeting on Prince William Schools western transpo center proposal

A September 25 community meeting at 7 p.m. at Bull Run Middle School is planned on the PWCS proposal to build a new transportation center near Catharpin Park (northwest of the Manassas Battlefield). The new facility will help ensure safe, reliable bus service to thousands of students in the growing western part of the county.

Va. government unveils initiative to address violence & sexual assault at colleges

Va. Governor Terry McAuliffe and Attorney General Mark Herring Aug. 21 announced a comprehensive effort to address sexual assault and violence on college campuses and set an Oct. 30-31 statewide summit of campus leaders on the issues, according to a news release.

Virginia students outperform students nationally on ACT

Virginia students outperformed their peers nationwide by significant margins on the ACT this year as the number of the commonwealth’s high school seniors taking the college-admissions examination continued to grow, according to a news release from the Virginia Department of Education.

Rules have changed for sixth grade students in Virginia

All students entering sixth grade must present proof that they have received the Tdap vaccine for tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis before starting the 2014-15 school year

Upcoming workshops in Warrenton & Manassas on creating & tending backyard woods

While you may enjoy your woods for the privacy it offers or knowing that it gives a home to wildlife, it can be much more. Learn how at two upcoming workshops.

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