Superintendent Steve Walts presented a "State of the Schools" keynote at the 2018 Superintendent's Business Breakfast highlighing recent Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) achievements and focus areas including Career and Technical Education, Special Education, and the School Division's Strategic Plan.

Members of Gar-Field High School’s Class of 1988 have not forgotten their roots. When hearing that students at their alma mater needed help, they answered the call.

On Friday, October 19, 2018, Coles Elementary celebrated its 50th Anniversary by hosting a “Walk of the Decades” and a ceremony that included both current and past Coles students, families, teachers, principals, and friends.

Eight PWCS teachers have been named Gold Star Teachers for the 93 percent pass rate their students achieved on the W!se Financial Literacy Certification test during the 2017-18 school year.

On Sunday, October 21, 2018, at approximately 7:14 p.m., Manassas City Police Department received information about a threat to Manassas City Schools, according to Charles Sharp, senior police officer (SPO).

Volunteers are needed to help advise on school boundaries. Wanted are local community members and/or parents or legal guardians of students who attend Antietam, Bel Air, Belmont, Featherstone, Kerrydale, Kilby, Lake Ridge, Leesylvania, Marshall, Marumsco Hills, Minnieville, Occoquan, Old Bridge, Penn, Potomac View, Rockledge, Springwoods, Vaughan, or Westridge Elementary Schools.

Dr, Steven Walts, superintendent of schools for Prince William County, gave the School Board and the public a glimpse of five priorities he intends to present with his annual budget in early 2019 so they can be thinking about them.

Dr. Steven Walts, superintendent of schools for Prince William County told the School Board Oct. 3 that he attended the graduation of three students in the Prince William County Juvenile Detention Center.