News & Announcements

Due to the expected inclement weather conditions, Prince George County Public Schools after-school activities have been canceled for Friday, September 30 & Saturday, October 1

Here you will find information regarding the next upcoming meeting of the Prince George School Board, including meeting location, time, date, and be able to view the agenda, once available.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to access their child's Tyler SIS Parent Portal account to complete a pair of required forms by October 1. Read the following article for more information & how to access Parent Portal.

Prince George County Public Schools' Elementary Boundary Adjustment Survey is open now through Monday, October 31. The boundary adjustment process is to set new elementary boundaries beginning with the 2023-24 School Year.

The Prince George Alliance for Education Foundation's annual pancake breakfast is set for a Saturday, October 15, return to L.L. Beazley Elementary School. This year's event will include a new fall craft and yard sale during the morning-long event.

This latest donation is Cintas' second to Prince George County Public Schools dating back to early last year. In March 2021, the company donated nearly 50 gallons of hand sanitizer to four schools within the county.

Families are encouraged to review this article as it includes valuable information regarding meal prices for the upcoming school year and details on the district's free and reduced-price meals program.

Check out the following article with a variety of links and resources as Prince George County Public Schools returns to class for the 2022-23 School Year!

Prince George County Public Schools will open for the 2022-23 School Year on September 6, 2022. Parents/guardians are encouraged to call and schedule an appointment this summer at the school their child will be attending in the coming year.

As part of the VDOE's recent release of state assessment outcomes for the 2021-22 School Year, Prince George County Public Schools’ student assessment pass rates show increases across all five tested content areas of reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.