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Pathways to Global Citizenship

The purpose of the Pathways to Global Citizenship program is to encourage students to identify and engage with topics of global significance while developing and refining skills in performance, research, critical thinking, evaluation, and synthesis of ideas.

Students must apply for transfer into the specific Pathways to Global Citizenship Program at Gainesville High School or Woodbridge High School that they would like to attend.

Gainesville High School Pathways

  • Engineering, Design, and Construction
  • Health and Biomedical Sciences
  • Mathematics

Woodbridge High School Pathways

  • Business Marketing
  • Engineering (Project Lead the Way)
  • Software Engineering (Project Lead the Way)
  • Sports Medicine

Program Type

Transfer Program – Students participating in this program will transfer to the program location for all courses and activities. Express Bus Transportation is available to accepted students living outside the program location boundaries through Specialty Program Transportation.

Want to learn more?

View course sequencing and additional program information in the course catalog.

Program Location

  • Information Meetings

    November 19, 2026, 7 p.m. at Gainesville HS

    January 13, 2027, 7 p.m. at Gainesville HS

    Attendance Areas
    • Engineering, Design, and Construction: Battlefield HS, Gainesville HS, Osbourn Park HS, and Unity Reed HS
    • Health and Biomedical Sciences: Battlefield HS, Brentsville District HS, Gainesville HS, Patriot HS, and Unity Reed HS
    • Mathematics: Battlefield HS, Brentsville District HS, Gainesville HS, Patriot HS, and Unity Reed HS
    Specialty Program Coordinator

    Christine Terenchin

    Phone: 571-248-3200
    Email: [email protected]
  • Information Meetings

    November 12, 2026, 6:30 p.m. at Woodbridge HS 

    January 14, 2027, 6:30 p.m. at Woodbridge HS

    Attendance Areas

    Colgan HS, Forest Park HS, Freedom HS, Gar-Field HS, Potomac HS, and Woodbridge HS

    Specialty Program Coordinator

    Kimberly Geck

    Phone: 703-497-8000
    Email: [email protected]