
The
Prince
William
County
Human
Rights
Commission,
in
partnership
with
Prince
William
County
Public
Schools
(PWCS),
has
chosen
the
2021-22
Human
Rights
Student
Leadership
Council
(HRSLC).
Thirty-five
PWCS
high
school
students
have
been
selected
to
serve
on
the
Council,
including
one
PWCS
student
who
was
selected
as
a
Human
Rights
Student
Leadership
Council
ambassador.
Ambassadors
are
former
student
members
of
the
HRSLC
who
support
the
incoming
members
throughout
the
school
year.
The
HRSLC
is
offered
to
current
high
school
sophomores,
juniors,
and
seniors
in
public,
private,
and
home
school
communities
within
Prince
William
County.
The
council
helps
develop
young
leaders
and
promotes
dialogue
on
diversity,
understanding,
and
an
appreciation
of
the
differences
among
students.
Students
on
the
council
learn
about
human
and
civil
rights
laws
and
become
informed
about
how
to
protect
and
assert
their
rights,
with
a
goal
toward
filling
leadership
roles
in
the
future
and
helping
to
prepare
the
next
generation
of
prospective
employees,
tenants,
and
consumers.
Congratulations
to
the
following
PWCS
students:
Battlefield
High
School
Daniel
Kwon
Kundayi
Mazando
Muhammad
Usufzai
Jaylen
Waithe
Brentsville
District
High
School
Leo
Landry
Charles
J.
Colgan
Sr.
High
School
Trinity
Chamblin
Adishiwot
Fricke
Mia
Hicks
Anna
Phillips
Reagan
Fournier
Carley
Mayers
Michael
Mazza
(Ambassador)
Forest
Park
High
School
Luke
Brockenberry
Freedom
High
School
Azara
Abukari
Nishat
Ahmed
Roqia
Ali
Amailei
Anderson
Angel
Gill
Genisus
Brown
Gainesville
High
School
Shifa
Fayyaz
Halia
Hoffman
Gar-Field
High
School
Zerenity
Walker
Independence
Nontraditional
School
Yasmin
Ramirez-Dominguez
Faith
Sellman
Osbourn
Park
High
School
Hanna
Aklil
Isabella
Aversano
Zachary
Johnson
Madison
Nally
Mehmood
Shajih
Patriot
High
School
Anuti
Shah
Potomac
High
School
Ciara
Benitoe
Unity
Reed
High
School
Alejandro
Alegre
Woodbridge
High
School
Rediet
Dawit
Kyle
Pardo
Malia
Sarmac