Release is in response to statement by PWC School Board On April 27, the Prince William County School Board released a statement regarding efforts to approve collective bargaining. Among the items discussed was the verification of signatures by the Prince William Education Association. The statement can be read here. Earlier today, the PWC Young Democrats […]
Prince William County Community Foundation sponsors the following article Prince William County, VA – Six lucky Prince William County high school seniors will soon meet with Prince William County Community Foundation (PWCCF) staff members and receive ascholarship to recognize their scholastic accomplishments and continued pursuit of education beyond high school. The PWCCF scholarship program receives […]
My Natural Me sponsored the following article A mental illness is a condition that affects a person’s thinking, feeling, behavior, or mood. These conditions deeply impact day-to-day living and may also affect the ability to relate to others. If you have — or think you might have — a mental illness, the first thing you […]
Back in 2020, the PW Perspective featured Barbara Rose Johns, who as a teenager, helped to organize a strike that led to the desegregation of public schools in Prince Edward County. Now, the school that she helped to integrate is finally getting recognized for its place in history, as well as other educational institutions. The […]
It is stated that “the squeaky wheel gets the grease.” When it comes to public schools on the eastern end of Prince William County, maybe it’s time for a few more wheels to squeak louder. Last week during the April 20th school board meeting Padreus Pratter parent, education advocate and member of the county’s Human Rights Commission, […]
The Neville Empowerment Network Inc. has been a strong pillar of support for the Greater Prince William area for several years. Recently, they have secured space to open “The Joy of Literacy Learning Center” where they plan to provide the following services: Tutoring for grades 3-8; where each child will have an Individualized Action Plan […]
After successfully launching her beauty brand named Kakebi in 2020, Sky Bynum, a 15-year-old Black teen from North Brunswick, New Jersey, soon realized something else needed to be done because her inbox was flooded with questions from customers seeking help and advice on their hair woes. Trying to figure out how she could help a larger audience, […]
MDC Global Solutions, L.L.C. (MDC) a full-service advisory and management services consultancy providing financial, budgetary, and resourcing solutions for government organizations, today announced the relocation of its headquarters office to Prince William County, Virginia. The move brings MDC closer to its core federal customers, enabling an even higher level of responsiveness than already established. “Prince […]
Historically, and in our own time, African American artists have foregrounded in their work the social, political, and cultural successes of Black Americans and have offered vociferous critiques of violations of their civil rights, and of systemic racism. In their art, they questioned racial stereotyping and engaged their audience in thoughtful, but also provocative interrogations […]
“If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success.” – John D. Rockefeller For many parents in America, the dream is the same: that their children will excel in school, get outstanding grades, and then graduate from a four-year collegiate institution before entering […]
