03/03/16 / Breaking News / Education / People & Places /
Michael “Buddy” Lint, New Dominion Alternative Center Principal, has been named Prince William County Public Schools Principal of the Year! He was selected from among three principals nominated for the prestigious award. As the recipient of the School Division award, he now becomes a finalist in The Washington Post Principal of the Year recognition program. The Post will announce its winner in April.
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03/03/16 / Education / People & Places /
New “Ferlazzo” site school will be Kyle R. Wilson Elementary. Current Godwin Middle School will be renamed the Dr. George M. Hampton Middle School.
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By CARLENE MACKERETH, NOVA-Manassas 03/02/16 / Education / Federal Government / People & Places / Warrenton /
Longtime Northern Virginia Community College professor William Woodard has returned to the area after spending the fall 2015 semester teaching English in the applied linguistics master’s degree program at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile in Santiago through a grant from the Fulbright program, the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government.
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03/01/16 / Education / People & Places /
Need some help preparing for the General Educational Development Test (GED Test) or learning to speak English? Come study with adults like you to achieve your career and life goals. PWCS adult education classes begin the week of March 29.
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03/01/16 / Education / Police & Fire Beat /
Prince William County Schools joins our community in grieving the tragic loss of Officer Ashley Guindon, and hoping for the speedy recovery of Officers Jesse Hempen and David McKeown.
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02/29/16 / Breaking News / Education / Transportation /
Bus delays are possible along the US Rte.1 corridor this afternoon due to a (non-school related incident) incident earlier today involving an overturned vehicle. Delays that begin with high school and middle school transportation could create ripple effects for elementary buses.
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02/27/16 / Breaking News / Education / Health & Safety /
Prince William County Public Schools are the first in the nation to give teen-aged students, staff members, and families free access to a mobile app that is already helping college students avoid danger on college campuses nationwide, a news release said.
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02/27/16 / Education /
More than 12,000 students in grades K-12 will enroll in summer school to take advantage of a variety of educational opportunities to improve academic achievement.
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