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MCPS Parent & Community Leadership Academy Application Deadline

Apply now for the 2015-16 MCPS Parent & Community Leadership Academy. Applications are due by November 6th! The Manassas City Public Schools Parent & Community Leadership Academy (PCLA) was designed for parents and community members who want to gain a better understanding of Manassas City Public Schools (MCPS) and its community.

At each session, participants are given an opportunity to meet and interact with MCPS and community leaders to discuss topics including: policies and procedures, legislation and government, curriculum, school finance, and community resources.

Through participation, members of the cohort also have the opportunity to grow personally and become better equipped to take on a more active role in the schools and community. The free seven-week session is limited to 25 participants.

It begins December 2, 2015 and runs, once a month, through June 2016. For more information or to complete an application, visit www.mcpsva.org. Spread the word about this exciting opportunity for parents, Manassas City residents and businesses!

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Travel to French soil and join us for a night filled with two of the most beloved French traditions—no plane ticket required! ?

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