10/23/13 / Education /
Prince William County public school officials will hand out 44 flags at Schools of Excellence celebrations to mark this achievement based on 2012-13 data.
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10/23/13 / Education / Good Eating / People & Places /
Registration begins Nov. 11 for the annual free Senior Citizens Holiday Celebration at the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College. Reservations are required because of limited space.
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FROM STAFF REPORTS 10/21/13 / Education / People & Places / State Government /
The center, proposed as part of the governor's 2013 All Students K-12 legislative agenda, will provide professional development opportunities in instruction, education policy and leadership for 100 exemplary teachers each year, starting next June.
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10/13/13 / Education /
he PWCS Office of Special Education Parent Resource Center is hosting evening workshops for parents, educators, and community members on the special education process.
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10/03/13 / Education / Nokesville /
Community volunteers and/or parents or legal guardians of a student who attends Nokesville, Bennett, or Loch Lomond Elementary School or Stonewall, Parkside, or Marsteller Middle School are wanted for the “Nokesville K-8” School Boundary Planning Committee. Weekly meetings start in November.
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10/01/13 / Education / Haymarket / Nokesville /
Prince William County School Board is asking for name suggestions by Dec. 1 for the “Haymarket Drive Elementary School” being built in Haymarket and the “Nokesville K-8”school under construction in Nokesville. Both are set to open in Fall 2014.
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09/29/13 / Education / Local Government / Manassas /
Manassas School Board has joined with 50+ school boards across Virginia in opposing legislation passed by the 2013 General Assembly, which forms a new state school division to take control of failing public schools throughout the Commonwealth and the money the local division receives for the school.
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09/26/13 / Education /
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores for college-bound seniors in Prince William County Public Schools rose eight points from the previous year, in results reported by The College Board, according to PWCS community relations office.
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