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Can you dual enroll in Prince William County?

Students taking courses from a community college, trade school program, college or university for a credit, while simultaneously enrolled in a Prince William County public high school are said to be dual enrolled. Agreements between the college and PWCS must be in place prior to courses being approved for dual enrolled credit.

What is summer school in PWCs?

The Summer School Program allows students to accelerate the completion of required coursework to free up their school year for participation in more elective programs while also concentrating on advanced academic coursework . Other students take advantage of the Summer School Program to retake coursework that proved difficult for them during the previous school year. Students interested in exploring summer coursework should contact their school counselor for more information. All students taking a summer school course that requires an End-of-Course SOL test, must take the SOL test scheduled during summer school, unless the student has already passed the test. Students who have not passed a state assessment may be required to enroll in available summer remediation programs. In support of PWCS students who must meet the Standards of Learning verified credit diploma criteria, an optional summer tutoring program is provided. This voluntary program is available to students who have passed their classroom instruction and received Carnegie credit, but have not earned verified credit due to failing the corresponding End-of-Course SOL test. Summer school courses not taken in PWCS must meet the requirements as outlined in regulation. See your school counselor for more information.

Is online coursework the same as traditional classroom?

While the content and requirements of online coursework are the same as in the traditional classroom, online courses require different skills and learning styles than traditional face-to-face courses. For instance, students enrolled in an online course are responsible for scheduling their own “class time.”.

What is virtual Virginia?

Virtual Virginia, sponsored by the Virginia Department of Education, provides online courses to students across the Commonwealth. Students have the opportunity to enroll in courses that they may not be able to fit into their regular school day or take advantage of courses that are not currently available in their school.

What courses are required for transfer students in Virginia?

Courses shall include U.S. and Virginia History, U.S. and Virginia Government, and both World History to 1500 and World History from 1500; World Geography may be accepted as one of the required World History courses for transfer students.

What is an IEP 504?

Students with disabilities who have an IEP or 504 plan are encouraged to pursue the Advanced Studies or Standard Diploma. The IEP or 504 team will work with students and their families to determine the appropriate individual path to graduation for the student.

What are the standards of learning in Virginia?

The Standards of Learning for Virginia Public Schools describe the Commonwealth’s expectations for student learning and achievement in English, mathematics, science, history and social science, technology, the fine arts, world language, health and physical education, and driver education for grades K-12.

DECEMBER 2021 COURSES

This course provides members with the knowledge and skills necessary for basic towing and trailering. The training provides general information and tips that can help when driving a tow vehicle and trailer as part of your official duties.

FEBRUARY 2022 COURSES

This 40-hour core CIT course is designed to educate and prepare personnel, who come into contact with people suffering from mental illnesses, on how to recognize the signs and symptoms of these illnesses and to respond effectively and appropriately to individuals in crisis.

MARCH 2022 COURSES

This course covers basic ATV operations and is ideal for any officer who is able and willing to work Jiffy Lube and County Fair details. It is a single-day course with two available dates. NOTE: The location for these classes is the Emergency Vehicle Operations Center (EVOC).

SEPTEMBER 2022 Courses

This 40-hour core CIT course is designed to educate and prepare personnel, who come into contact with people suffering from mental illnesses, on how to recognize the signs and symptoms of these illnesses and to respond effectively and appropriately to individuals in crisis.