Hawk Highlights
GVMS Weekly Newsletter
December 15, 2024, Volume 4, Issue 18
Dear GVMS Parents, Students, and Staff:
As we enter the final week before winter break, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for the partnership we’ve built this year. Your support and collaboration have made a meaningful impact on our school community, and I’m truly thankful for the role each of you plays in our student’s success.
This season is a time to pause, celebrate, and cherish moments with family and loved ones. I hope you all enjoy a joyful and restful break filled with warmth, laughter, and special memories. As we ring in the new year, I’m excited to continue working together to ensure a successful and rewarding 2025 for our students and community.
Thank you for your continued trust and partnership. I look forward to seeing everyone refreshed and ready to take on the opportunities of the new year!
Monday, December 16, 2024 is an A DAY.
Here's to another successful and impactful week at GVMS! With a Champion Mindset, Together We RISE!
In Partnership,
Ed Schultz
Principal
GVMS Building Hours
Our Bell times for the 24/25 SY are: 8:10 AM - 2:50 PM
Instruction will begin at 8:15 AM each day. There will not be a homeroom/ advisory at the beginning of the day. On time arrival is very important to ensure there is no loss of learning opportunities for our students.
Please Note: Students arriving after 8:10 AM (not on a bus) will be marked tardy.
We are able to welcome students as early as 7:40 AM. Students will be seated in the Cafeteria until 7:55 AM.
Parents/Guardians: The kiss and ride line can become a bit long in the morning however, from 7:40 - 8:00 AM it is moving pretty well. You may consider dropping off prior to 8:00 AM to beat the rush.
PLEASE do NOT enter the surrounding neighborhood, Lifetime Fitness/ Wentworth Green dr./ University blvd. to drop off/ pickup your child. This is unsafe and will not be permitted.
You must use our kiss and ride procedures found below for arrival and dismissal.
Office Hours: 7:30 - 4:00 PM
Hawk Highlights
Hawk Highlights is my weekly newsletter to families. I will send Hawk Highlights out weekly, typically on Sunday evening. You will receive a text link and an email each week to the newsletter.
This is the best source of receiving updated information weekly from the school. I do provide quite an abundance of information in these newsletters but have received supportive feedback from families with this approach. I will remove information in which the deadline has past, pertaining to the information provided. Hawk Highlights is archived on our school website and you can access prior editions from there.
GVMS Presents: Up There in Lights
Our first drama performance of the year, Up There in Lights, was truly incredible! A special congratulations to Ms. West on her first production here at GVMS—her vision, dedication, and creativity brought this amazing show to life. Huge kudos to all the talented cast and crew members who poured their hearts into their performances, as well as the students who assisted behind the scenes to make everything run smoothly. A big thank-you to Ms. Bertke and Mr. Peters for their support in ensuring the show’s success. The students shined brightly on stage, and it was a fantastic celebration of their hard work and passion—well done to all!
Mock Congress
Over the past two weeks, 8th grade students took part in a lawmaking simulation in civics that concluded with a Mock Congress. Students researched, planned, and wrote their own bills before introducing them to their committees. Each committee chose one bill to present to the Mock Congress on Friday. Students, or should we say representatives, then debated and voted on the bills which were either signed into law or vetoed by Gainesville Middle School's very own presidents including President Hawkins, President Barnes, President Fairman, and President Garrison who were all kept safe by their secret service details.
GVMS Upcoming Events
All clubs and practices begin at 3:00 PM and end at 4:30 PM unless otherwise noted.
Monday, December 16, 2024
Clubs - Battle of the Books, FBLA, Writing, 3-4:30 p.m.
Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball & Cheer, 3-5 p.m.
Robotics - Tech Team Practice, 3-5 p.m.
Choir - 8th Grade Concert, 7-8 p.m.
Tuesday, December 17, 2024
Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball & Cheer, 3-5 p.m.
Choir - 7th Grade Concert, 7-8 p.m.
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Game - Boys Basketball @ Unity Braxton, 5:15 p.m.
Band & Orchestra - 7th Grade Winter Concert, 7-8 p.m.
Thursday, December 19, 2024
Clubs - Chess & Other Strategy Games, Step Team, Yearbook, 3-4:30 p.m.
Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball & Cheer, 3-5 p.m.
Robotics - Tech Team Practice, 3-5 p.m.
Choir - 6th Grade Winter Concert, 7-8 p.m.
Friday, December 20, 2024
House Day Competition, 8:10 a.m. – 2:50 p.m.
Monday, December 23, 2024 – Friday, January 3, 2025
NO SCHOOL
Monday, January 6, 2025
3-4:30 p.m., Clubs - Battle of the Books, Dungeons & Dragons and Pokémon, FBLA Writing
3-5 p.m., Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball, Cheer
3-5 p.m., Robotics - Tech Team Practice
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
3-5 p.m., Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball, Cheer
Wednesday, January 8, 2025
5:15 p.m., Home Game - Boys Basketball
Thursday, January 9, 2025
3-4:30 p.m., Clubs- Art, Baton, Chess & Other Strategy Games, Step Team
3-5 p.m., Robotics - Tech Team Practice
5:15 p.m., Away Game - Boys Basketball
Friday, January 10, 2025
3-5 p.m., Athletics Practice - Boys Basketball, Cheer
Traffic Support for clubs and activities
Due to some traffic concerns in the afternoons when dismissing after school activities, we ask that you please park your vehicle in the GVMS parking lot if you arrive prior to our scheduled 5:00pm pick-up time. When it is 5:00, you may leave your parking spot and move into the pick-up line as usual.
We will be providing you with a colored pass to display in your dashboard to signal that you are a 5:00 pick-up parent. We appreciate your willingness to help us with traffic in the afternoon and hope that this ensures a smoother pick-up process for all!
This is to support those activities that conclude at 4:30 to allow a smoother flow of traffic and to keep our kiddos safe.
Varsity Online Tutoring - Available 24 Hours per Day, 7 Days a Week
FREE Service Available 24 Hours per Day, 7 Days a Week
Varsity Tutors for Schools platform is a FREE online resource for grades K-12 designed to support your students’ academic growth. This platform offers: 24/7 On-Demand Chat Tutoring, Essay Review and Coaching, Live Group Classes, Test Prep Classes, Enrichment Classes, and Celebrity-Led Star Courses and more.
How Do Student Access Varsity Tutors? Students access Varsity Tutors by logging into Clever using their PWCS email address (for example, username@pwcs-edu.org) and password (this is the same password students use to log into their PWCS issued device). Once logged into Clever, you can find the link for Varsity in the PWCS Resources section. For more information please visit: https://www.pwcs.edu/departments/instructional_technology/online_tutoring/index
Winter Spirit Week
Quarter 2 House Day!
We are thrilled to announce that our Quarter 2 House Day will take place on Friday, December 20! This special day is packed with fun and engaging activities that celebrate our school community and strengthen our house system. Students will enjoy events such as Holiday in the Halls, House Meetings, Trivia, BINGO, and more!
One of the highlights of the day will be our House Games, where all six houses will go head-to-head in friendly competitions to earn house points. To help ensure a positive and respectful atmosphere for all students, we are asking everyone to focus on meeting expectations in the lead-up to this exciting event. Starting Monday, December 9, students who receive three (3) or more technical fouls during this time may not be able to attend or participate in the House Games.
We’re so excited for our second House Day of the year and can’t wait to see everyone dressed in their house shirts and colorful accessories. Thank you for your continued support in helping make this day a memorable and positive experience for all!
Schedule Change request 25/26 School Year - GVMS
Parents who would like to make changes to their student's schedule for next year will need to complete this change of request form. All requests will be reviewed. A request for change after January 6th may not be able to be accommodated. We will not accept requests for changes after the last day of school, June 12th, 2025.
House Shirts
Attentions Parents & Students, if your child needs a new house shirt, we have a limited supply available at school. We recently ordered a few house shirts in a variety of sizes that we will be selling at GVMS. Shirts are available in limited supplies in all sizes. Shirts will cost $10 and be sold during Hawk Time in room 1202, Ms. Hooten's classroom. If your child needs a new shirt before house games on December 20th, please send them to school with $10 cash to pay for the shirt. Shirts will be sold on a first come, first served basis, so please get your shirt early.
Winter Duckies
Giving Tree Program
We invite you to spread joy this holiday season and donate to our Giving Tree program that helps Gainesville Middle School students and families.
There are two ways to give:
1. Our NJHS students have finished setting up the Giving Tree! It is in the front entrance to the school. Please take a snowflake off the tree and purchase the gift card amount to the store on the snowflake (for example - $25 to Target). Then the snowflake and gift card should be returned to GVMS and placed in the red, gift-wrapped collection box in the front office. Please bring in all gift card donations by Monday, December 16th, so we can distribute the gift cards to families before winter break.
2. Here is a link to an Amazon wish list where you can purchase gift cards and have them mailed directly to the school.
Again, please make sure that your gift cards arrive at GVMS by Monday, December 16th https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/QKCAYTVPV2AZ?ref_=wl_share
GVMS Game Night: January 30 - GVMS
Virginia School Survey of Climate and Working Conditions
Student Opt-Out Form
Our school, in cooperation with the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services and the Virginia Department of Education, is conducting the Virginia School Survey of Climate and Working Conditions.
We will survey students in grades 6, 7, and 8, as well as classroom instructors and staff, beginning in January 2025. The purpose of the student survey is to measure student support, student engagement, school discipline, and safety conditions in each school. This information will be used to guide educational practices that produce a safe and supportive school environment.
The student survey will be completed in January 2025 during PM Hawk Time/ Advisory. The survey does not ask for your child’s name and all answers are anonymous. No one, including teachers and administrators, will know how your child answered the survey questions. You will not have access to your child’s survey answers. You may preview the questions asked in the student survey at this website: https://tinyurl.com/VaSchoolSurvey.
The survey will ask questions such as how students feel about their school, how students get along with one another and their teachers, how students feel about school rules, and their perceptions of their teachers’ willingness to help them. Please note that there are questions about topics that may be sensitive to some, including questions about bullying, mental health, and suicide. This is a great time to talk to your child about these important issues. For guidance and more resources on these topics, please see https://tinyurl.com/MentalHealthdcjs or https://tinyurl.com/VDOEstudentservices.
All students in your child’s grade level are eligible to participate in the survey. The survey is voluntary and you and/or your child can decide they prefer not to participate. No action will be taken against you, your child, or the school if your child does not participate. If you do not wish for your child to participate, please notify the school office by completing this form by January 6, 2025.
The Virginia School Survey results are provided to the school around the end of the school year. You can find survey results for your school and division here: https://tinyurl.com/VaSchoolSurvey. The results are used by the school, the division, and the state to identify strengths and to address relevant needs to improve learning environments for your child as well as students across the state.
Thank you for your cooperation in this important study of Virginia’s schools.
GVMS - Virginia School Survey of Climate and Working Conditions Opt-out Form
GVMS PTO UPDATES
News from the PTO
No PTO meeting this month! See everyone in February.
PTO Meetings
September 25th
October 30th
November 13th
December 11th - Cancelled
February 12th
March 12th
April 9th
May 14th
PTO is happy to announce that every THURSDAY for the entire school year will be PAPA John's day.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5304181380?pwd=YUttd1dORE9qNzE5cFVYbmxyWktsdz09&omn=81798392365
Meeting ID: 530 418 1380
Passcode: N8ww3C
School Advisory Council
The purpose of a school advisory council is to provide opportunities for members of the school community to participate in the decision-making process at the local school level. A primary function of the council is to serve as an advisory body to the principal and school leadership team.
The school advisory council function is connected to the Prince William County Schools Strategic Plan, supporting Commitment 3- Family and Community Engagement, Objective 3.1- Prince William County Schools will engage families as authentic partners in education to support academic progress. By 2025, at least 85% of schools will have a high-functioning advisory council.
SAC Meetings - Following PTO Meetings
September 25th - Welcome, Introduction to the school continuous improvement plan
October 30th - This is a rescheduled date due to home sporting event at GVMS-Enrollment, staffing, approved budget
November 13th - Student Achievement date, update on CIP goals
December 11th - Student Achievement date, update on CIP goals. Focus on Student attendance and how to improve from parent feedback. How to assist on Monday's and Thursday's with traffic for after school activities.
February -12 Proposed budget, Student Achievement date, update on CIP goals
March 12 - Update on CIP goals
April 9 - Update on CIP goals
May 14 - Adopted budget, Student Achievement date, update on CIP goals
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5304181380?pwd=YUttd1dORE9qNzE5cFVYbmxyWktsdz09&omn=81798392365
Meeting ID: 530 418 1380
Passcode: N8ww3C
GVMS School Counseling Information
GVMS Parent Liaison Information
I'm Determined Youth & Family Summit 2025
Youth & Family Summit Application
https://jamesmadison.jotform.com/242875363312962
https://imdetermined.org/applying-for-the-youth-family-summit/
https://imdetermined.org/event/2025-youth-and-family-summit/
This marks the end of new information: Below information remains for reference
PWCS School Fee Payments Just Got Easier!
Student Attendance at After School Athletic Events
Parents: As a reminder or first time information for our 6th grade students and parents, please review the below information for students attending after school athletic events as spectators:
Dismissal: Spectator Students must go home their usual way at the end of the school day. To attend an after-school event, spectator students must then be dropped off by a parent or guardian for the event.
Waiting at School is not permitted: Students who are not participating in the game as athletes, must not stay on school grounds to wait for the event to begin. Please see above for process.
No Bag Policy: As a reminder, there is a no-bag policy for game attendees. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work together to keep our schools safe.
Behavior Expectations: All students attending the event are expected to adhere to the PWCS Code of Behavior. Any infraction of these expectations can result in loss of school privilege of attending after school events and activities.
Student Pickup: Parents are required to pick up their child immediately following the event.
Post-Event Transportation: Students are not permitted to walk home or to any other location after the event. Pickup must be by a parent, guardian, or approved carpool.
Ticket Price is $1 for students and $3 for adults. Cash only.
Thank you for helping us ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone!
Eligibility for Athletics
Middle school interscholastic athletics follows the Virginia High School League (VHSL) eligibility rules, and in addition to the VHSL eligibility rules, the following applies to interscholastic athletics, marching band, and drill team:
- To be academically eligible, a student must pass a minimum of five classes and fail no more than one class for the nine-week grading period. The student shall be declared ineligible for the next grading period when not meeting this standard. This rule applies to practice as well as game participation. Students will begin or end academic eligibility or ineligibility on the Monday following the end of the grading period workday. Transfer students must comply with this standard, and grades from the transferring school must be reviewed to determine eligibility before participation by the Athletic Coordinator. Students who become eligible may begin game participation on Monday following the end of the workday for the grading period.
- Participation in middle school athletics is a privilege. Students are expected to abide by school expectations and the student Code of Behavior. Should the principal or principal’s designee determine that a student is not in compliance with school expectations or the student Code of Behavior they may at their discretion limit or suspend the right to participate or attend extracurricular activities.
GVMS Cell Phone Policy
Cell Phone-Free Education in Virginia K-12 Public Schools
Executive Order 33 directs the Virginia Department of Education to provide guidance to school boards on cell phone-free education policies and procedures. School boards will establish local cell phone-free education policies and procedures.
PWCS has been sharing information on this executive order with the community and the division's approach to meeting this guidance.
Please know, I will continue to provide updates on our Cell Phone Free education policies to ensure clarity to our GVMS community. Essentially, student phones and wireless headphones/earbuds are expected to be away for the duration of the school day.
At GVMS we have been off and away for the day for some time now. This will not be a drastic shift in policy for our students.
I have provided a letter below providing additional information on: Student Cell Phone/Wireless Device Use for 2024-25 School Year. This letter also contains links to the division guidelines and FAQ's. Please remember, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out and talk through any questions or concerns you may have with me.
- First Offense – The student will surrender the wireless communication device, and it will be returned to the student at the end of the class period. The student will sign the Acknowledgment of Further Consequences Form. The teacher/staff member will document this offense in The Hub.
- Second Offense – The student will surrender the wireless communication device, the device will be locked in the main office, and the device will be returned to the student at the end of the school day. The student will receive a second warning and the teacher/staff member will notify the parent/guardian via SchoolStatus. The parent will be informed that the next offense (third offense) will result in a disciplinary incident in The Hub and the parent will have to retrieve the device. The teacher/staff member will document this offense in The Hub.
- Third Offense – The student will surrender the wireless communication device, the device will be locked in the main office, and a referral will be generated documenting the violation of the cell phone guidelines. The student will complete a Healthy Cell Phone Use Canvas Module during a lunch detention, after-school detention, restorative reflection, or Saturday school. The parent/guardian must retrieve the device from the school office and sign the Acknowledgment of Further Consequences Form.
Any disciplinary infraction that a student commits arising from the staff or school administration’s attempt to enforce the cell phone guidelines shall result in disciplinary consequences determined by the Code of Behavior and Tiers of Response.
Who is responsible for adhering to these guidelines and securing personal belongings?
It is each student’s responsibility to follow the guidelines and ensure the security of their wireless communication devices. Classes and instruction will not be interrupted to search for lost devices.
Weapons Detection System
As part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring a safe and secure learning environment for all students, we are pleased to announce that we will continue utilizing our weapons detection system on day one of welcoming our students to GVMS. This advanced technology will enhance our existing security protocols and help us quickly identify potential threats, ensuring the safety of our students and staff.
- The building will open to students at 7:40 AM, 30 minutes prior to the start of the school day.
- We will have two entries into the building while all other doors will be locked. Those entries will be:
- Door 1 (Main Entry) - Parent drop-off and walkers
- Door 1 and 18 - Bus riders
- Once the school day begins, all visitors and students arriving after the bell will enter through Door One and will go through the screening.
To prepare ahead of the use of the technology in your school, families are encouraged to help reduce the possibility of “false alerts” on everyday items. While none are prohibited, using these guidelines will ensure quick entry for everyone:
- Select clear and plastic school supplies over covered/concealed and metallic when applicable.
- Use three-ring binders with plastic spines/rings (non-metal).
- Use plastic (versus metallic) BPA-free water/coffee bottles.*
- Use hard plastic eyeglass cases (versus metal).
- Students should pack lightly and limit the number of items in bags or other equipment.
- Keep superfluous metallic items at home (game consoles, beauty products, USB drives).
- Laptops and umbrellas will be passed around the technology via a staffed table.
- Watch this video to learn more about entry through the system.
Further Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding this screening technology can be found on the PWCS website. If you have any questions or concerns about this new security measure or any other aspect of our school’s safety protocols, do not hesitate to contact us. Your partnership and support are vital in making our school community safe and conducive to learning.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to working together to create a safe and nurturing environment for all our students, staff, and families.
GVMS Policies
Click the image above for more information about the GVMS Cell Phone Policy, Dress Code, and the PWCS Code of Behavior
PWCS Breakfast and Lunch Information
Click the link above for information about meal prices and menus for the 24-25 school year.
2024-25 Meal Applications Available Now
Dear Parent or Guardian:
Meals are available for free for eligible students in Prince William County Public Schools. In order to receive these benefits, you must apply for meal assistance every year. Applications filed last year are only good for the first few days of school. Children from households that meet Federal Income Guidelines are eligible for free meals.
Read Federal Guidelines and Frequently Asked Questions – English
Read Federal Guidelines and Frequently Asked Spanish - Spanish
The fastest way to apply for free meal benefits for your child is to apply online:
Online applications are typically processed within 48 hours of submission.
Households receiving SNAP or TANF for their children or who have foster children may not have to fill out an application. School officials will notify those households of children who do not need to apply. If you do not receive notification by August 12th, 2024, you must contact the Food and Nutrition Department, or submit an application.
School library controls for parents now available
Our library circulation system provides the option for parents to restrict access to specific titles in circulation in our school library, if they choose that option for their child. While the school shall make reasonable efforts to ensure that the student is not provided with access to such materials, it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to ensure that the student understands the restriction and does not attempt to access the materials.
If you are interested in restricting specific library titles for your student(s), please visit the “Parent Library Controls” webpage for more information.
Restriction of library materials using the “Additional User Type” is a parent's responsibility. Librarians and school administrators can provide access to the link but cannot provide support within the system.
Energy Drinks
Sharing of Food and Birthdays/ Events
Sharing of Foods and Beverages PWCS REGULATION: 275-1
Schools shall discourage students from sharing their foods or beverages with one another during meal or snack times. Food allergies can result in an allergic reaction in which the student’s life is threatened. Given concerns about allergies and other restrictions in certain children’s diets, food and beverages should not be shared.
No Shared Food Items: Parents will not be permitted to bring in food items for their child to share with others during the school day. This policy helps us maintain a safe and secure environment for all students.
Individual Food Items: If you wish to bring food for your child, you may do so with the understanding that the food is solely for your child.
No Outside Food Deliveries: Delivery services such as Grubhub, DoorDash, Uber Eats, etc., are not permitted. Allowing these deliveries increases the number of people entering our building, which poses a safety and security risk.
Visiting for Lunch: If you would like to come to GVMS to eat with your child, please provide us with advance notice. We are happy to accommodate by reserving the conference room for your visit. Should your child wish to invite a few friends, please contact the grade level administrator and the front office ahead of time. We will coordinate with the parents of those children to receive permission in advance. Please avoid last-minute arrangements.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we strive to ensure a secure and welcoming environment for everyone at GVMS.
Transportation
PWCS Transportation Information
Questions or concerns about your bus route? Submit a request below.
PWCS Here Comes the Bus App
Wondering where the bus is? Click the image above to register for Here Comes the Bus.
PWCS Bus Delays
Click the link above for more information about late buses in PWCS.
GVMS Traffic Patterns
Click the image above for more information about GVMS traffic patterns.
Bus Schedules
Parent Vue Information
Click the image above for more information about accessing Parent Vue.
Canvas Pairing
Click the image above for more information on how to pair with your student's Canvas page.
GVMS Student Devices
Click the image above for more information about student devices, optional insurance, and the PWCS Device Handbook.
Parents - Check your School Status Communications Settings:
Stay in the know! Check or Modify your SchoolStatus communications settings: Check your Subscription Status - text STATUS to 939393
Subscribe to School Messages - text START to 939393
Unsubscribe from School Messages - text STOP to 939393
CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES
GVMS Club Information will continue to be updated on the school website over the next few weeks. Click the Clubs link below and the GVMS student announcements for more information.
The activity buses for after-school clubs will begin on Monday, September 9, 2024. Activity buses run at 4:45 on Mondays and Thursdays as long as the school is in session.
GVMS CLUBS
Click on the image above for quick access to club applications and information.
GVMS Athletics
Click on the image above for quick access to athletics information.
PWCS uses the “Say Something” Anonymous Reporting System (SS-ARS) designed specifically for students in grades 6-12 and staff to report any type of serious or potentially violent concerns of unsafe behavior or threats of harm to self or others. Say Something is a youth violence prevention program from the national nonprofit organization Sandy Hook Promise and is provided and sustained at no cost to PWCS.
“Tipsters” can send reports on anything from school threats they’ve seen or overheard to personal crises including sexual harassment, self-harm, and depression. The system enables school administrators and those in law enforcement to create effective interventions and intervene upon at-risk individuals to help prevent violence, suicide, bullying, self-harm, and other forms of threatening behavior.
All tips submitted receive an immediate response by one of the highly skilled crisis counselors at the Sandy Hook Promise National Crisis Center; this person then determines the necessary support steps. When credible tips are received that are life-threatening and require immediate attention, the crisis center will notify school-based representatives, even after hours. And, in cases of imminent threat, the crisis center will contact local 911 dispatch and involve law enforcement. Users can submit a tip by calling 1-844-5-SAYNOW or by visiting www.saysomething.net. The free app is available for download from the App Store and Google Play Store, where students can submit tips instantly.
Student Days Off
The link below provides attendance processes and information to include pre-arranged absences and PWCS regulations pertaining to student absences.
Contact Information
Administation Team
Mr. Edward Schultz - Principal - schultej@pwcs.edu
Ms. Michelle Praul - 6th Grade Assistant Principal - praulmh@pwcs.edu
Mr. Steve Williams - 7th Grade Assistant Principal - williasp@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Abby Sentman - 8th Grade Assistant Principal - sentmaal@pwcs.edu
Safety and Security Team
Mr. Antione Jeter - jeterad@pwcs.edu
Mr. Jeffrey Barnes - barnesja@pwcs.edu
Counseling Team
Mrs. Jessie Castles - Director of School Counseling - castlejm@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Jacquelyn Leif - Last Names A - C - leifjm@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Erin Abbott - Last Names D - I - abbotte@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Sarah Ware - Last Names J - Mi - waresm@pwcs.edu
Ms. Alexis Hawkins - Last Names Mj - R - hawkinam@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Autumn Brown - Last Names S - Z - brownal2@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Tina Perez - Registrar - pereze1@pwcs.edu
Parent Liaison
Mrs. Elisa Dacales - dacaleer@pwcs.edu
Technology Team
Mrs. Christine Richmond, Instructional Technology Coach: richmocm@pwcs.edu
- Canvas
- Parent Vue/Student Vue
Mr. Brian James, Technology Specialist: jamesbw@pwcs.edu
- Device Information and support



