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Prince William County Education Program
Elementary school students take part in an exercise called the Water Cycle Dance.
The Prince William County Service Authority has had a varied and engaging education program for years. But when COVID hit, staff members knew they had to help teachers keep carrying the torch for water education. So they created the H2Go Kids! online learning program for educators and students in K-6. Materials use cartoon characters Drip (K-3) and Drop (4-6) to teach students about water and wastewater.“There was a period right when the pandemic hit where even virtual learning was restricted,” recalls Kathy Bentz, director of communications and community engagement. “So we needed something to keep the children entertained and interested in
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