PWCS Inches Toward Strategic Plan Goals
This year, 62 schools met objectives in reading, math and graduation rates.
The Prince William County Public School system is making slow but steady overall progress toward its long-term Strategic Plan goals, school officials said Wednesday. “Virginia, like many states in the nation, received a waiver to No Child Left Behind,” said Timothy Healey, Associate Superintendent for Student Learning and Accountability, Wednesday at the PWCS board meeting. “This allowed Virginia to recalibrate its accountability system, and the focus is now on meeting our annual measurable objectives (AMOs) in reading, math, and graduation.” This year, 62 schools met all the objectives, and an additional 13 schools only missed one or two of them. The five Strategic Plan goals look forward to the next two to three years, and, according to …
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