In celebration of Black History Month, the mother of a Chris Yung Elementary School student and her sorority sisters set out to compile a set of books that positively feature main characters who are black. They donated the 35-book collection to the school library.

Special education teachers Alana Wamsley and Cesar Maisonet are now special education administrative coordinators.

Northern Virginia Community College Manassas Campus has unveiled strategic initiatives with Micron, BAE and the US Army to offer new, industry-demanded degree programs that will begin this fall and to spark K-12 students' interest in technology.

Prince William County Healthy CommunitiesˑHealthy Youth Council (HCHY) recognized several Prince William County Schools employees and a student at its annual Local Heroes Awards presentation on February 13.

Several students from two high schools in Hohhot, China recently visited Osbourn Park High School and Hylton High Schools as part of an exchange program through Laurel International. American teachers and students will have the opportunity to visit Hohhot later this spring, according to a news release from Prince William County Schools.

Teach Like a Pirate by Dave Burgess is the latest book study for Marshall Elementary teachers participating in the Teacher as Readers initiative. Marshall Elementary teachers are not only reading the book, but over a two-month period they meet five times to discuss it and determine more effective teaching strategies.

Students from River Oaks Elementary School in Woodbridge were the first of many elementary students who will get to spend a day at Prince William County Schools' engineering laboratory.

Students from Battlefield High School, Forest Park High School and Benton Middle School recently concluded an exceptional season of CyberPatriot – the Air Force Association’s National Youth Cyber Defense Competition, according to a news release from Prince William County Schools.