By BONNY R. FAHY Observer staff 08/05/13 / Education / People & Places /
Few, if any, would question the need for more swim lanes in Prince William County. The Prince William County School Board is looking at an aquatics facility to be located at the school division's 12th high school, set to open in the fall of 2016. The board is split as to the advisability of the proposed facility.
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07/30/13 / Education /
Northern Virginia Community College will be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17 to help enable fall semester students talk to counselors, learn about financial aid, register for courses, purchase books and more.
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07/28/13 / Education /
The Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College will again offer its popular free “ESL for Employment” course Aug. 21 to Sept. 18.
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By BENNIE SCARTON JR., Observer staff 07/03/13 / Education / History / People & Places /
Members of the Brentsville High School Class of 1954 "want to make sure the building is not destroyed and" are preparing a petition to present to the Prince William County School Board that it be preserved," according to Helen Graves, a member of the class.
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07/02/13 / Education / Health & Safety / Local Government /
Two series of Prince William Cooperative Extension's popular anger management course, "When Families Get Angry," begin in July. One course meets in Woodbridge. The other course meets in Manassas. Each course runs for six weeks on Tuesday evenings.
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By BONNY R. FAHY, Observer staff 07/02/13 / Education / Local Government /
Prince William, City of Manassas and Manassas Park children, youths & teens who read over the summer through the Prince William Library System's "Summer Quest" have the opportunity to receive ice cream, pizza, pretzels, kids meals, bowling, laser tag games, bus passes, frozen yogurt, and entrance to the County's waterparks and the county fair due to donations from 70 local businesses.
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By BONNY R. FAHY, Observer staff 07/01/13 / Education / Local Government / Real Estate /
With school out for the summer, crews are already hard at work on projects that will increase Prince William County school size and functions and improve a number of existing facilities in many ways.
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06/29/13 / Education / Local Government /
Prince William County Schools' Virtual High School is among the honorees in the Center for Digital Education’s first Digital Content and Curriculum Achievement Awards. The school began in 2000. More than 9000 students have taken a virtual course.
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