News & Announcements

PGCPS proudly celebrates its Support Employees of the Year across our school campuses and support facilities. These individuals' dedicated work, sometimes behind the scenes, help to support the division's goals of providing high-quality instruction to our students.

Chronic Absenteeism rates drops an average of four percent when compared to 2023-24 School Year, thanks to support from the community and schools to engage with students and families about the importance of regular school attendance.

Businesses and local community organizations are invited to connect with Feet Meet event organizers to get involved in this signature event for Prince George County Public Schools, which celebrates positivity, teamwork, and unity.

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

The longtime fixture of the Prince George High School community was honored alongside the division's Teachers of the Year award winners during the Prince George County School Board's meeting on Monday, March 17, 2025.

Prince George County Public Schools proudly celebrates our 2024-25 Teacher of the Year honorees! Read this article to hear from each of our award recipients for their thoughts on being recognized and what inspired them to serve children through education!

Meet elementary school teachers and staff, and get your questions answered ahead of the upcoming 2025-26 School Year during our upcoming Pre-K/Kindergarten Registration Night event!

Over the course the six-week project, students at N.B. Clements Junior High School worked to answer one of two questions: "What makes a person special," and "How can one person have an impact on society?" The project featured an engaging mix of research, artistic creativity, and hands-on technological elements.

Featuring nearly 2,000 Prince George County Public Schools students participating in at least one arts discipline, this year's Spring Fling drew thousands of people and community members to Prince George High School for the district's biggest arts event of the year.

The event tied in closely with the nationally recognized Read Across America Week, as well as South Elementary School's extremely popular annual read-a-thon reading celebration, while giving students an opportunity to chat with the author of a book series they're currently reading.