Did it hurt? When you fell down an internet rabbit hole instead of doing work for the past 45 minutes?

The Educators Rising Virginia State Leadership Conference and Competitions were a success and PWCS is looking forward to an even better event in 2025. Hope to see you Educators Rising Virginia!

Wake up and smell the marshmallows, folks... Girl Scout Camp season will be here before you know it! 🌄🏕️✨🤩

The winner for Support Employee of the Year is... Andrea Ilardia Congratulations, Andrea! 🎉

Progress isn't always linear but it is always worth it.

Please join us in congratulating #PWCPD #Explorer Post 1268 on their graduation. The Post has 28 active members ages 14-18 with an interest in law enforcement. They held a certificate #graduation for members, recognizing yearly accomplishments & advancement in the program. 🎓

“Healing doesn’t mean the damage never existed. It means the damage no longer controls your life.” – Unknown

Celebrated former Cardinals and all their accomplishments!! We are so proud of you! #MontyPride

Happy pride month!! Asexuals we are finally visible for a month before fading back into the abyss til asexual awareness week. 🤣🤣🤣

Today is the beginning of Pride Month, and that holds a lot of weight. No matter where you are today, we see you. And we’re glad you exist. You can read “Celebrating Pride is Suicide Prevention,” a blog written by our team, at twloha.com/blog/celebrati….

happy pride month fellow asexual and aromantic spectrum folks

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To deny your love is to deny the very thing that makes us human. To deny your identity is to deny your self. Read “Celebrating Pride Is Suicide Prevention” at twloha.com/blog/celebrati….

Pride, what it means, and all of its beautiful and honest joy, cannot be contained in a mere month, moment, or experience. It is, at its core, the expression of authentic love. It is acceptance of oneself. It is the embracing of love in its infinite forms. twloha.com/blog/celebrati…

You don't need to feel ashamed for the things that didn't go according to plan.

When I say “I’m fine” it means my symptoms are manageable and I’m getting through it. It doesn’t mean I’m magically cured.

Chronically ill people don’t want a diagnosis just because we’re looking for something to be wrong. We want a diagnosis so that we can validated, learn about our illness, figure out how to accommodate ourselves, and maybe find ways to manage it. It’s not a hard concept to grasp.