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EOS to Help Build Equity in AP History and Government Classrooms under Federal Grant
When Dr. Stacey Brown was Associate Director of Academic Achievement Programs at the University of Maryland, helping low-income and first-generation students successfully transition into college, she noticed a troubling trend: New students would arrive with Advanced Placement classes under their belt, but no college credit on their transcripts. This meant...
Entrepreneurship IGNITE Grant Winners Push Boundaries in Space, AI and Diagnostics
Provided by Prince William County Economic Development Department. Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair Deshundra Jefferson announced three winners in the IGNITE Startup Grant program at the annual Make Your Mark Business Community Celebration last week. The county’s signature entrepreneurial program provides opportunities for education, funding, and networking during pivotal years for scaling startups and high-growth businesses.
Imagine Celebrates 20 Years
Like this article? Support us by subscribing here. Your donation will help us continue to provide quality-of-life news and make local impact possible. Imagine, a local destination marketing agency, celebrated the 20th anniversary of its founding on May 24, 2024. Imagine was founded by the late Patrick King in 2004.
Dr. McDade Recognizes PWCS Retirees
We are nearing the end of our 2023-24 school year and our high school graduation celebrations are well underway. Students at The Governor’s School graduated last week, and I am looking forward to attending many more of our ceremonies in recognition of this important milestone in our students’ lives.
PWCS Students Earn Cappies Award Nominations for their Work in Theater
Congratulations to the Prince William County Public Schools students selected as 2023-24 Critics’ Choices and nominated for this year’s Cappies awards, the region’s elite recognition program for high school theatre productions. The winners will be announced at the Cappies 2024 Gala on Monday, June 10, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall, where Superintendent of Schools Dr. LaTanya D. McDade, and Prince William School Board Chairman At-Large Dr. Babur Lateef will present.
Call to Action: Local Volunteer Opportunities
The folks at Historic Manassas, Inc. need volunteers for their upcoming Manassas Railway Festival June 1! Two shifts are available, 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12 to 5 p.m. Duties include direct vendors, helping with the VRE lines, taking pictures/videos of all the action, acting as a floater (helping wherever needed) and breakdown/cleanup after the event. Volunteers age 16+ needed, volunteers under 16 are welcome to volunteer with a parent or responsible adult. Must sign a waiver, volunteers age 18+ must pass a background check. It should be an enjoyable day for railroad buffs while you help everyone enjoy the festivities! Please visit bit.ly/3Sp91TJ for more information and to sign up. Questions? Please email lisa@historicmanassasinc.org for more information.
First Responders Honored at the 38th Prince William Valor Awards
The Prince William Chamber Foundation honored the first responder community this week at the 38th Annual Prince William Valor Awards, awarding over 240 first responders for their acts of bravery in the line of duty. Award winners were announced on May 22 at the Hylton Performing Arts Center, which was...
French Silk Pie
If there’s any one dessert that best captures the essence of my childhood, it’s hands-down French silk pie. Between Thanksgiving dinner and birthday parties, hosted dinners and potlucks, my family was known for our chocolate pie. Truly, what could be better than pie and chocolate at the same time? And with homemade whipped cream on top? Nothing gets better than that.
✨New✨ at RiverFest This Year!
It’s official. Just10 days away from the annual kick off to summer – RiverFest & Craft Show on June 1 & 2! Who’s getting excited?!. This year, you’ll find all your favorites, plus a ton of new activities, vendors, eateries, and performances. It’s two days of fun for everyone in the family!
New Day Counseling Launches in Mosby Square; Micron Rolls Out Apprenticeship Program
It was an easy decision for Doug Warford to choose Manassas when striking out on his own to start New Day Counseling. He has lived and worked in the City on and off throughout his life, witnessing its growth over the years. For his new practice, Doug locked in a renovated, multi-office space at 9420-B Mosby Street mere steps from some of the City’s best shopping and dining.
Historic Preservation to Commemorate 250th Anniversary of Prince William Resolves
Provided by Prince William County Office of Historic Preservation. In June 1774, Prince William County citizens protested the British parliament’s passage of the “Intolerable Acts” by drafting and signing the Prince William Resolves. The public is invited to commemorate this momentous step towards independence by attending a free, family-friendly program marking the 250th anniversary.
Student Mathematicians Showcase their Problem-Solving Skills in Competitions
Math competitions have been held throughout Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS). Continue reading to learn more about the valuable experience and knowledge students have gained through active participation. Game of 24. Students from 15 PWCS elementary schools participated in the division’s Math 24 tournament at Benton Middle School.
Colgan High School Student Wins at Regional, State Virginia History Day Competitions
Charles J. Colgan Sr. High School junior Rania Lateef won first place at the District 5 Virginia History Day Contest for her original essay, “The Abolition of Sati in India: A Struggle Shaped by Resistant Traditions, Indigenous Reform, and British Colonialism.” As the district winner, Lateef advanced to the state-level competition, where she won the Asian American History award.
Town of Dumfries Awarded $ Million EPA Brownfields Multipurpose Grant
The Town of Dumfries has been awarded a $1 million EPA Brownfields Multipurpose Grant! This funding will help support the redevelopment and revitalization of disadvantaged communities within the town. How Dumfries Will Use the Grant:. ✅ Complete Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments. ✅ Undertake at least one...
Spreading Smiles and Building Confidence at the Girls on the Run NOVA 5K Events
Girls on the Run® of Northern Virginia (GOTR NOVA) is thrilled to announce the overwhelming success of their recent 5K events held at Fair Oaks Mall on Saturday, May 18, and in Pentagon City on Sunday, May 19. With thousands of participants, volunteers, and supporters coming together, the events showcased the spirit of community, empowerment, and health.
Meet Prince William Living Photographer Tavan Smith
Like this article? Support us by subscribing here. Your donation will help us continue to provide quality-of-life news and make local impact possible. You’ve probably seen Tavan Smith’s photos here on Prince William Living’s website and in the print magazine. He has covered a number of events, including awards ceremonies, a spelling bee, local festivals, and even the White House Christmas Tree lighting. He’s also taken photos of local landmarks.
Open Space Arts Seeking Student Actors for Juneteenth Performance
Open Space Arts is seeking high school students across Prince William County with a passion for acting and the performing arts. Participants will take part in a unique recitation aimed at celebrating Juneteenth through and the importance of a society’s ability to freely express themselves. This performance will be directed by former Broadway actor and director Herb Williams, who is bringing over 30 years of experience in the performing arts industry to this impactful production. Be a part of this meaningful celebration by reviewing the following information and contacting I.E. Luckey at admin@openspaceartspwc.com.
Sit Less, Do More: Save Time When You Ride the 66 Express Outside the Beltway
“The I-66 Express lanes have made a huge improvement for my business. The more time my crews spend sitting in traffic, the less time they spend serving my customers. The time and frustration that we save by taking the express lanes more than pays for the cost of the tolls.” — Marty Nohe, President, Appliance Connection, Woodbridge.
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