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Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) launches thriving futures for more than 90,000 students in 100 schools and centers in Northern Virginia, just 25 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. Students and staff benefit from innovative instructional and professional learning programs, specialty programs (K-12), and career paths, resulting in continuous growth each year. PWCS’ Launching, Learning, Leading Induction Conference, our leading induction and mentoring system, combines orientation and onboarding, one-on-one mentoring, support from a team of master educators at the school level, and ongoing job-embedded and division-level professional learning to provide strategic, tiered support for beginning educators. Our family of employees benefits from extensive professional learning opportunities, tuition reimbursement, comprehensive benefits options, and many other incentives in a school division that continues to hire hundreds of professional educators each year. View all vacancies at www.pwcs.edu/jobs. Visit the Talent Acquisition and Employment Department at www.pwcs.edu/employment. Visit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PWCSRecruit or Twitter @PWCSRecruit. Feedback from our recent hires: "I felt like I was wanted, accepted, and appreciated...I felt like I could truly make a difference here...I fell in love with everything I saw!" -2017-18 New Teacher "PWCS was a clear choice for me. I wanted to work in a district that offered world-class learning experiences for students, yet also provided personalized experiences and help for students and employees. PWCS is the only district in the area with a small-town feel and big-city drive." -2017-18 New Teacher

Stafford County Public Schools (Stafford Schools) serves a diverse population of 31,700 students in 35 schools and programs. Stafford County covers 280 square miles and has an estimated total resident population of 164,797. Stafford Schools is a high-performing school division that invests in all staff to ensure meaningful post-secondary outcomes for every student, preparing them after graduation. Seeking to provide productive, life-long learners, Stafford Schools provides a comprehensive program of studies which offers a variety of opportunities from preschool to college coursework. Strong academic and career/technical curricula ensure student preparedness for continuing education and/or the workforce. These core curricula are enhanced through programs such as: the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Commonwealth Governor's School, Gifted/Talented Education (FOCUS), Head Start, Alternative Education, Stafford Academy for Technology (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and Advanced Programs for Excellence (APPX). A rich complement of fine and performing arts, as well as health and physical education, support the total curriculum. Lending added support to each school's staff are counselors, registered nurses, psychologists, speech/occupational/physical therapists, technology resources teachers, and paraprofessionals. Stafford County Public Schools employs over 4,150 professionals and offers outstanding benefits, including but not limited to, health insurance, dental insurance, wellness programs, life insurance, flexible spending accounts, investment opportunities, credit union membership, and leave programs.

In Culpeper County Public Schools, we are steering our students on a sure and steady course of lifelong learning. We are committed to equipping them well for their journey toward success in school and life. Culpeper County has six elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools. We all have a stake in each student’s journey into learning – the future well being of each of us rests upon the students attending our schools today. We are raising the bar of achievement and reaching our goals one student at a time. Our scholastic achievement is impressive. Our innovative programs are empowering. We know we are educating our students for life. As an organization, we are always striving for improvement. All of our schools have attained accreditation from the Virginia Department of Education based on our Standards of Learning test scores – we are pleased, but not satisfied. We can do more. Culpeper’s schools have a proud tradition of excellence in education. We have always believed that more is achieved when more is expected. We expect all of our students to reach high levels of learning.