The following letter was sent today to families of students who applied for Specialty Programs for the 2025-26 school year.
If your student was offered a seat in a Specialty Program, you must accept or decline it by the end of the day on Friday, March 21, 2025.
Families are encouraged to review our frequently asked questions for additional information.
March 13, 2025
Dear PWCS Families,
The data verification process for the 2025-26 Specialty Program applications is now complete. Official results are now available in ParentVUE.
As we shared in our communication on March 7, there were errors in the previously published outcomes. These errors included the improper allocation of seats in some programs. All programs have been reviewed, and all students have now received the proper seating based on their lottery outcome, preferences, and available seats. You may see results that differ from the previously posted outcomes. The outcomes now posted in ParentVUE are final. We deeply regret the previous errors and apologize to those impacted.
Thank you for your patience as we worked to review each student and ensure an accurate lottery for all students.
Follow these steps to view:
Important Information:
One Program Offer: Each student is offered a seat in only one program.
Decision Status: You can find the decision in the status column of the application. Here are the possible decision statuses you may see:
Next Steps:
Please note that the Governor’s School @ Innovation Park results will be released March 28. Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology results will be released April 30. Students waiting for these results can accept current offers for Specialty Programs in ParentVUE. Accepting a seat in a PWCS Specialty Program will not impact those applications.
If you have specific questions regarding a program, please contact the school’s program coordinator. You can find all coordinators listed on the PWCS Specialty Programs website by selecting the school level on the left and then scrolling to the specific program.
Sincerely,
Prince William County Public Schools