The mission of Prince William County Public Schools is to provide a World-Class Education to all students where the focus is on teaching and learning. The School Division, located approximately 35 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. , has approximately 90,203 students, making it the second largest school division in Virginia. There are currently sixty (60) elementary schools, sixteen (16) middle schools, twelve (12) high schools, three (3) special education schools, two (2) alternative schools, two (2) traditional schools and one special site. The Governor’s School Innovation Park is located in Manassas and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology is located in Alexandria. The school division provides a competitive salary and benefits plan.
In Prince William County Public Schools, all students will learn to their fullest potential. Student learning will be enhanced by national, global, and multicultural perspectives. Prince William County is recognized among 100 Best Communities for Young People by America’s Promise Alliance and ING. |
