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Pandemic, vacancies have affected Prince William schools - Vimarsana News

Pandemic, vacancies have affected Prince William schools

LaTanya McDade took over as superintendent of Prince William County Public Schools at a time of historic upheaval.

Strategic plan for Prince William schools focuses on academic achievement, emotional wellness - Vimarsana News

Strategic plan for Prince William schools focuses on academic achievement, emotional wellness

The Prince William County School Board offered high praise for Superintendent LaTanya McDade’s proposed four-year strategic plan Wednesday night, lauding the increased achievement and staffing goals it lays out.

Source: wtop.com
Prince William County sets return to classes over next 2 weeks - Vimarsana News

Prince William County sets return to classes over next 2 weeks

The Prince William County School Board voted early Thursday morning to stick to its original plan for all students who have selected hybrid learning to return to classes beginning next week.

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Prince William Co. Public Schools plans to hold COVID-19 vaccine clinic for teachers - Vimarsana News

Prince William Co. Public Schools plans to hold COVID-19 vaccine clinic for teachers

Prince William Co. Public Schools plans to hold COVID-19 vaccine clinic for teachers Heather Graf (ABC7) Prince William County Public Schools currently has more students back in the classroom than perhaps any other school district in the region, with more than 13,000 children in Pre-K through third grades now getting two days per week of in-person instruction. Those are students whose parents chose the hybrid learning model. The school district's current plan would then allow kids in 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th grades whose parents chose the hybrid learning model to return to the c...

Source: msn.com