Prince William County Public Schools

Dr. Annamarie Bollino, Supervisor, Fine and Performing Arts

Dr. Annamarie Bollino began as the Supervisor of the Arts for Prince William County Public Schools in February 2024. Before her appointment, she served Stafford County Public Schools as a music educator, assistant principal, and the Coordinator of Visual & Performing Arts. Annamarie serves the music education community as Chair of the National Association of Music Education (VMEA). Beginning in June 2024, she will become the President-Elect for the NAfME Southern Division. Annamarie's passion for supporting teachers, students, and programs is evident through her work as an administrator, educator, and higher education faculty member. She is a fierce advocate for arts education and is a proud graduate of West Virginia University, George Mason University, and Virginia Commonwealth University.

Jasmine Hawkins, M.F.A., M.Ed., Administrative Coordinator, Fine and Performing Arts

Jasmine Hawkins began serving as a Fine and Performing Arts Administrative Coordinator for Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) in July of 2015. Prior to this position, she was the instructor of record for two art classes at Western Carolina University, an art teacher at Gainesville Middle School for three years, Westridge Elementary School for four years, and Douglas Byrd Middle School (North Carolina) for one year. These varied experiences gave Mrs. Hawkins the opportunity to work with all types of learners and personalities which helped her become the best art teacher she could be. Mrs. Hawkins is a professional artist who has exhibited work in numerous galleries and also enjoys teaching private art lessons. Mrs. Hawkins loves all forms of art and is passionate about bringing learning opportunities in the arts to others.

Mrs. Hawkins earned her Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor in education from Lynchburg College (now known as the University of Lynchburg). She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree, in painting and drawing, from Western Carolina University and a Master of Education degree, in supervision and administration, from The University of Virginia. She is a dedicated artist and educator who is delighted to use her background experiences to support the students and faculty of PWCS.

Mrs. Hawkins is happily married with two daughters and one son, current attendees of Prince William County Public Schools.

Michelle Milligan began serving as a Fine and Performing Arts Administrative Coordinator for Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) in September of 2022. Prior to this position, she was the music specialist for the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE), and an orchestra director for multiple schools in Prince William and Fairfax counties for nearly a decade. 

Mrs. Milligan earned her Bachelor of Music degree in Music Teacher Education from George Mason University. She holds a Master of Education degree in Educational Leadership and Administration from James Madison University. She is an active musician, clinician, and educator who is delighted to use her background experiences to support the students and faculty of PWCS.