This year parents have a new single user ID and password that will access both SchoolFusion and Edulink.  This single account will access all children in a family, even in multiple Prince William County schools.  Parents will be able to create their accounts using a special Passcode they can pick up in the Counseling Department.  If a parent cannot pick up a passcode, you may submit this form to the Counseling Department via fax or mail.  For directions how to create this account once you have your passcode, click here.

Student course selections are used as the basis for textbook purchases, teacher employment, and master scheduling development; therefore, schedule changes will not be permitted in the fall. We encourage students and parents to give careful consideration to the courses selected in order to ensure that students are able to enroll in the courses they want.
Your student has been given a copy of his/her course selections for next year to bring home to your for approval.  If you have changes that you would like to make please do so on this form and return the form to your child's counselor.  
In May, your students will receive another copy of their course selection and at this time, will have an opportunity to make changes once again until July 1st 2010.  This will allow students enough time to receive report cards and reassess their selections.  Because registration is a commitment on the part of the student, parent, and staff members, we encourage you to consult with your student's counselor prior to the end of the academic school year. This process will ensure that courses selected by your student meet all desired objectives based upon diploma type and career goals.
Again, there will be no schedule changes after July 1, 2010.

Business teachers and FBLA members are proud to once again participate in the March of Dimes - March for Babies this year!  Students in all business classes are in the process of signing up to walk in this years event scheduled for April 18 at the Loy E. Harris Pavilion in Manassas, beginning at 9 a.m.  It's not only open to FBLA members and business students...anyone can walk, run, jog, etc.  You can even bring your dog!  If you are interested in walking, see any business teacher for a brochure and to discuss any questions you may have.  Come and walk with us...walk for the babies...walk to help them survive!

Herff Jones photography will be here next Monday, March 22nd, to take cap and gown pictures for the senior class.  There is no sitting fee for the pictures, but students must be signed up to be photographed.  If you wish to sign up for a time, please stop by room 2033 and sign up with Mr. Hyde."

The Prince William County Public Schools 3rd Annual SeaPerch Event is looking for volunteers!  Help is needed for the SeaPearch competition on Friday, March 26th at Freedom Aquatic Center.  Stonewall Jackson High School has 86 students competing in all 7 events so we need your help!  Click here to access the online volunteer registration or contact Kevin Surber (surberpk@pwcs.edu) or Andrea Bechberger (bechbeal@pwcs.edu) for more information.

Nominate your teacher for March's Teacher of the Month by clicking here.  Tell us briefly how your teacher makes a difference each day.  Votes will be collected through the end of the month.

Stonewall Jackson's Graduation for the class of 2010 is June 15th at Jiffy Lube Live (formerly Nissan Pavilion) at 7 pm.

Want to win an iPod Touch or iPod nano?  Apple Federal Credit Union is running a promotion through the month of March that  will allow you to have a chance to win on of 8 Apple prizes.  To qualify, students must open a new checking or savings account or deposit a minimum of $40 into an existing savings acount.  For more information, please visit the Apple Federal Credit Union webpage, accessed in the menu to the left.

All 10th grade students will be interviewing with community Business members on April 29th and 30th during the school day.  It is required to complete a resume prior to these interviews.  Click here for a possible resume template.  (You will need to right-click and 'Save As' to keep and modify this document.)

Stonewall Jackson has a built in FLEX period that meets every other day that is typically reserved for remediation and/or enrichment activities. Due to the significant loss of instructional time, we will alter our FLEX guidelines to allow for the introduction of new material during this time. This will begin starting the week of February 22nd until the end of the school year on June 18th to ensure that we are able to teach the entire curriculum prior to end-of-course assessments and final exams.  Click here to read the parent letter.

Stonewall Jackson’s will being using its new tardy policy, scheduled for implementation on September 14, 2009. The goal of the policy is to reduce excessive classroom disruptions due to students’ tardiness to school as well as those that result from regular class changes.  Click here to read more about this policy.

Don't forget to visit our school store for all your back-to-school supply needs.  Visit the store's website to learn more information.  You can also access the school store's website under the "School Information" menu on the left.

Check out the Jackson Journal (student newspaper) and the Jacksonian Voice (school newsletter) for all the latest SJHS news!

We welcome your checks at Stonewall Jackson High School, however, if your check is returned for insufficient funds, we will electronically present it to your bank for the face value plus a $35 processing fee and any protest or bad check return fee charged by your financial institution.  This action will be taken without further notice.  All returned checks referred for collection are subject to a $35 processing fee, any protest or bad check fee charged by your financial institution, and all other charges, interest and attorney's fees allowed by law.

Manassas Mall is pleased to offer its School Sense incentive program for a second year to help local schools earn free computers, a/v tools, sporting equipment, and more. Parents and teachers can turn in purchase receipts from any Manassas Mall store (excluding J.C. Penney, Macy's, and Target) to the mall management office to earn points for the school of their choice. Participating schools can then "shop" from a catalog of supplies with their cumulative school points. Since last year, our School Division as a whole has accumulated more than 255,000 points.