Prince William County Public Schools

**Prince William County Public Schools**
	Prince William County Public Schools
	Providing A World-Class Education
Address
	14800 Joplin Road; Manassas, Virginia 20112;
Information
School type	Public, school division
School board	Milton C. Johns, chairman At-Large; Grant Lattin, vice chairman (Occoquan); Donald P. Richardson (Gainesville); Gilbert A. Trendum (Brentsville); Betty D. Covington (Dumfries); Denita S. Ramirez (Woodbridge); Julie C. Lucas (Neabsco); Michael Otaigbe (Coles)
Superintendent	Steven L. Walts, Ed.D.
Grades	Pre-K–12
Enrollment	76,656 (2009)
Campus	Suburban
Area	Prince William County, Virginia
Website	http://www.pwcs.edu/

Prince William County Public Schools is a Virginia school division with its headquarters in unincorporated Prince William County, Virginia, United States. As of Sept. 15, 2009, the estimated population of the county was 394,370.

Prince William County Public Schools is the second largest school division in Virginia enrolling approximately 76,656 students in the 2009-2010 school year. Prince William County Public Schools is the fourth largest school system in the Washington Metropolitan Area after the Fairfax County, Virginia; Montgomery County, Maryland; and Prince George's County, Maryland school systems.

Funding for fiscal year 2010 was $785 million.^[1]

[edit] Schools

PWCS High Schools on Newsweek's
*America's Top Public High Schools*. ^[2]
School Name	2003	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Battlefield	N/A	>1019	>1215	1051	>1398	655
Brentsville	>787	583	902	698	688	543
Forest Park	660	1001	1126	1004	1049	1232
Freedom	N/A	>1019	>1215	1213	>1398	1507
Gar-Field	337	576	964	585	785	618
Hylton	698	>1019	696	311	289	379
Osbourn Park	491	524	708	568	617	416
Potomac	>787	666	893	846	565	265
Stonewall Jackson	87	344	563	549	745	983
Woodbridge	669	828	739	910	839	923

Independent Hill School/PACE East, special education school for middle & high school students
New Directions Alternative School, special school for students who are not successful in their base school
New Dominion Alternative School, special school for middle school students
PACE West, a special education school providing services to students with serious emotional and behavior problems
Pennington School, rigorous school for first through eighth graders
Porter Traditional School, specialty school for first through eighth graders
Woodbine Preschool Center, a center for preschool-aged children with developmental disabilities

Address
Prince William County Public Schools

Providing A World-Class Education
14800 Joplin Road Manassas, Virginia 20112
Information
School type	Public, school division
School board	Milton C. Johns, chairman At-Large Grant Lattin, vice chairman (Occoquan) Donald P. Richardson (Gainesville) Gilbert A. Trendum (Brentsville) Betty D. Covington (Dumfries) Denita S. Ramirez (Woodbridge) Julie C. Lucas (Neabsco) Michael Otaigbe (Coles)
Superintendent	Steven L. Walts, Ed.D.
Grades	Pre-K–12
Enrollment	76,656 (2009)
Campus	Suburban
Area	Prince William County, Virginia
Website	http://www.pwcs.edu/