Prince William County School District

Founded in 1985, Henderson Elementary School enrolls more than 530 students in kindergarten through grade five. It is named after Alexander Henderson, who came from Scotland to Virginia and served during the American Revolution. The school s academic curriculum includes several subjects, such as art, music, social studies, math, science, reading and physical education. Located in Dumfries, Va., it offers special education, English for the Speakers of Other Languages, foreign language immersion and in-house gifted education programs. Henderson Elementary School provides opportunities for students to participate in several extracurricular and enrichment activities, such as field days, storybook character parades, science fairs and safety patrols. It has a parent-teacher organization that meets monthly and plans several student activities throughout the year. Henderson Elementary School is a part of Prince William County Public Schools.

Ashland Elementary School in Manassas, VA, offers a welcoming environment for parents, community members, and business professionals to engage with Prince William County Schools. With a robust volunteer program and numerous opportunities for business partnerships, Ashland Elementary is a hub of community involvement. Located near the Montclair community in Dale City, Virginia, Ashland Elementary School is a cornerstone of the local neighborhood, serving families in the surrounding area. Under the leadership of Principal Andrew Jacks, the school boasts a highly educated teaching staff, with 52 percent holding master's degrees and 100 percent possessing bachelor's degrees. Generated from their available business information

Potomac Middle School assists with the academic, social and emotional growth of students in grades six through eight. The school offers classes in math, science, Spanish, social studies and physical education. It also hosts sessions in music, language arts, and family and consumer science. Potomac Middle School provides a range of athletic activities, such as basketball, softball, wrestling, and track and field. The school offers guidance counseling and academic support programs. Its media center maintains a selection of books, magazines, and print and electronic resources. In addition, Potomac Middle School operates a parent-teacher-student organization. The school provides membership options for drama, computer and sewing clubs. It is governed by Prince William County Public Schools, which manages several elementary, middle, high and alternative schools.