Virginia superintendent of public instruction, congratulated Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) as one of only five districts in the nation to earn the U.S. Department of Education’s 2021 Green Ribbon (ED-GRS) School District Sustainability Award.
Stafford County Public Schools will hold in-person graduation ceremonies at all five high schools this June for more than 2,400 students.
Each ceremony will be live-streamed and accessible through the internet for friends and family who are unable to attend.
Tennis season is about to begin in Prince William County. But that’s small comfort for players at Forest Park High School near Dumfries.
The school’s tennis courts have fallen into disrepair over the years since they were resurfaced in 2009. Large cracks have formed on the surface, increasing the potential for falls and injuries to feet, ankles, and legs. It can also cause balls to awkwardly bounce off the cracks, interfering with play.
The Prince William County School Board asked Superintendent Steven Walts to present a plan that would offer 100% in-person learning by the fall semester, signaling to parents that fully in-school instruction would likely be available for families who want it come next school year, barring any dramatic changes in the pandemic’s trajectory.
