L. L. Beazley Elementary School News

This year, the school had nearly 70 students participate in the popular Hopewell running event, the most of any school, earning them the Presidential Cup. Additionally, Beazley had two students place in the top three finishers this year.

Review the following article for a full list of the approved calendar changes for the current school year in the months of December 2024, January 2025, and February 2025.

The latest act of community generosity saw nearly 5,700 items being donated to the local food bank, helping support the work of the organization to ensure no one in our community goes without food during the holiday season.

A longtime tradition between the county, local schools, and The Woman's Club of Prince George County allows students to design handcrafted ornaments for a Christmas tree while learning about sustainability and repurposing materials for other purposes.

On Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 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.

All parents, including those who are are not employed on federal property or have military-dependent children, are asked to complete the survey for each child in their household who attends Prince George County schools to account for all eligible children and return it to their child's school as soon as they can.

The five-day event takes fifth graders through an engaging experience that showcases evolving technology, from drones, to coding and programming, to advanced manufacturing.

Please see the following message from PGCPS Division Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle regarding the division's commitment to distraction-free education in our schools following the Prince George School Board's approval of a local policy regarding personal communications device usage by students.

The unique family engagement night experience saw dozens of families bring their blankets and a collection of their favorite books for a night focused on literacy and relationship building.

In what has become a tradition for PGCPS, the region's lawmakers are invited to visit the district's campuses to meet our school community during VSBA's annual "Take Your Legislator to School Month," recognized each November.