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PGCPS parents and guardians are encouraged to log in to ParentVUE to review and update their contact information before the new school year begins. Accurate details help ensure you receive important school updates, alerts, and communications.

Please see the following message from PGCPS District Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle regarding our division's commitment to safety within our schools and the planned use of OPENGATE object detectors at J.E.J. Moore Middle, N.B. Clements Jr. High, and Prince George High School daily, and at all school events across our division this school year.

When the temperatures and heat indices are forecasted to reach the 90s or higher, it's important to take measures to stay safe in the summer heat. Follow these tips from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to make sure you stay safe while enjoying outdoor activities.

Donations of school supplies are being accepted through Tuesday, August 5, 2025. These school supplies will be organized by volunteers and used to fill backpacks that will be available for children and familieas during each school’s pre-opening orientation session in August.

By completing this process before the 2025–26 school year begins, families can help ensure that all new students—especially our incoming kindergarteners—are ready to start alongside their classmates on the very first day, Monday, August 18, 2025.

On Tuesday, March 18, 2025, the Prince George School Board welcomed several Prince George County Public Schools students, coaches, and advisors to a special celebration recognizing their achievements over the last several months.

The biggest event of the year in Prince George County lived up to expectations, drawing thousands to Prince George High School to celebrate over 400 graduates as they prepare to step out into the world as proud Royals.

The Gold Award represents the highest achievement members of The Girl Scouts of the USA can receive, serving as a representation of their commitment to service, leadership, and community engagement.

Prince George County Public Schools is offering annual stipends of $4,500 for Learning Specialists and $1,000 for Special Education Paraprofessionals as part of its effort to attract and retain high-quality educational support staff. Interested professionals are encouraged to apply online.