Dear Potomac Local News Readers,
We’re thrilled to roll out a new series titled “Meet the Principal,” crafted by our Manassas Local Editor, Caitlyn Meisner. This year, nearly two dozen new principals are stepping into their roles across Prince William County, shaping the future of our educational landscape. It’s a pivotal time to get acquainted with these educational leaders through our series.
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In Today’s Feature: Meet Edward Schultz of Gainesville Middle School
Our first article features Edward Schultz, the new principal at Gainesville Middle School. With over two decades of experience in education, his story and vision for the future are not to be missed. Learn about his initiatives that aim to broaden student perspectives and prepare them for a successful future.
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