Prince William County Schools have admitted that two Prince William County high schools are among the Northern Virginian schools that have not informed students that they received National Merit Scholar Awards, directly effecting their chances at scholarships and college admission. This is being done because these schools have placed ‘equality of outcome’ over individual achievement […]

January 5, 2022 – Today, Mark Dillon was sworn in as a member of the Prince William County Electoral Board.  He joins Electoral Board Chairman London Steverson, as the second Republican of the three-person board.  Mark is a retired US, Air Force major general and an active member of our community.   In addition to

The Prince William County Republican Committee has passed a resolution to oppose the construction of data centers in the Rural Crescent, which was established in 1998 to protect sensitive environmental resources and the watershed for Prince William and neighboring counties.  The resolution notes that land has already been put aside in The Data Center Opportunity Zone Overlay

From Denny Daugherty, Chairman of the Prince William County Republican Committee: “On behalf of all Prince William Republicans, I join Governor Youngkin and pro-life supporters regardless of political affiliation in applauding the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States to overturn Roe v. Wade.  No longer will the United States have a Supreme Court

In 2021 Republican Governor Glen Youngkin, along with Lt. Governor Sears, Attorney General Miyares, and the majority of the House of Delegates were elected to office after promising to return control of Virginia schools to the parents and students.  This June 15th the Prince William School Board is scheduled to take up the topic of the Democrat

By Gov. Glenn Youngkin In November’s election, Virginians came together to declare that too many local leaders were failing a generation of schoolchildren. Students deprived of a quality education, teachers who are underpaid and overw​​orked, and parents deserving a voice in their children’s schooling fueled a movement to end the government’s one-size-fits-all approach. The will