District News

Known for his passion for teaching and inspiring his students and colleagues alike, Mr. Morris Lawson was honored alongside the division's Teacher of the Year award winners on March 9, 2026.

The 25th anniversary of the PGCPS Spring Fling arts showcase lived up to all expectations, drawing hundreds to Prince George High School to experience the talents and creativity of local students.

The students showcased their content mastery, collaboration, and leadership skills during the two-day Junior Beta Club Virginia State Convention in Hampton Roads.

Over 150 student-made science projects were on display for fellow students, families, and the community to explore during the school's science fair event on Thursday, February 26, 2026.

As the Olympic Games took place in Milan Cortina, students at North Elementary got to experience their own version of the games through their P.E. classes, bringing the games to their class!

The school continues its legacy of excellence with strong student showcases at the state-level convention, with the latest round of first-place earners now advancing to the National event.

Dr. Lathrop has continued to raise the profile of Rowanty Technical Center by expanding programming and fostering community relationships to build connections for work-ready students.

As the 25th anniversary of the Spring Fling nears, longtime art teacher and event supporter Mrs. Rebecca Stroop reflects on the the event's origins and the future of the district's fine arts showcase.

The unique author experience affords students the opportunity to learn about the world of writing from a professional author through reading books, a special assembly, and book signing events.

This year's class features an outstanding list of former Prince George High School players, coaches, and supporters who will be celebrated during a spring ceremony at PGHS on April 11, 2026

This latest recognition honors seven schools across the district—including all five elementary schools, J.E.J. Moore Middle School, and Prince George High School—as Purple Star Award recipients

With the holidays in full swing, the school counseling team at N.B. Clements Junior High School continues its tradition of ensuring their school community has a positive, uplifting season.

A message from Division Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle highlighting positive student achievement and school performance across Prince George County as outlined in recent VDOE data.

Thanks to funds raised during the school's seasonal dance, the club was able to donate nearly $2,000 to the local public safety foundation, benefiting the Prince George County community.

Occurring prior to the start of each sports season, students in the Sports Marketing CTE program take a leading role in creating photography of student-athletes and coaches for social media content.