Human Resources Department
At Prince George County Public Schools (PGCPS), our Human Resources Department is committed to supporting the people who make our school division exceptional. We serve as strategic partners to employees, leaders, and the School Board — ensuring that every member of our team is supported, valued, and positioned for success.
Our work extends far beyond recruitment and compensation. Human Resources provides comprehensive services across the entire employee lifecycle, including:
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Talent acquisition and onboarding
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Employee relations and workplace support
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Benefits administration and total compensation guidance
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Licensure and certification support
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Professional learning and leadership development
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Performance management and evaluation systems
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Policy implementation and regulatory compliance
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Workforce planning and organizational development
We collaborate closely with district leadership, school administrators, and department supervisors to cultivate a positive, professional work environment grounded in equity, accountability, and service to students.
Whether you are a prospective employee exploring opportunities, a current staff member seeking support, or a community member with questions, our team is here to assist you with professionalism and care.
To connect with the Human Resources Department, please view our staff directory or contact us at 804-733-2700.
To view Prince George County Public Schools' central office staff directory, click HERE.
For a full listing of current job opportunities and information about Prince George County Public Schools' substitute program, please visit our Careers portal.
Use the links below to access information about Prince George County Public Schools, including our Careers portal, Staff Resources, Title IX, Teacher Licensure and more.
- Careers with PGCPS - Learn What PGCPS Can Offer You!
- Apply for Openings - Access PGCPS TalentEd
- VDOE Teacher Licensure - State Licensure Information for Current and Aspiring Educators
- PGCPS Staff Resources - Email, Employee Self-Service, and more
- Title IX Information - Information About Title IX Compliance
Prince George County Public Schools is proud to partner with ESS to provide high-quality substitute staffing that supports the continued growth and education of our students.
Serving as a substitute in PGCPS is vital to maintaining instructional continuity and ensuring our schools operate effectively each day. Through our partnership with ESS, substitutes receive comprehensive recruitment, onboarding, and ongoing support. ESS offers flexible work schedules, 24/7 access to available job assignments, employee programs and benefits, credentialing reimbursement, and opportunities for full-time employment within the division.
PGCPS also benefits from dedicated, on-site support. Melody Gengler, ESS On-Site Manager, collaborates with school leaders, bookkeepers, and substitutes to foster a responsive, professional working environment. Mrs. Gengler can be reached at 804-733-2700 or via email at [email protected]. For more information, visit the PGCPS Substitute Information link.
Prince George County Public Schools is one of only 22 school divisions in the state to partner with iteach Virginia to help aspiring educators achieve their goals of teaching in their community by providing an affordable certification program that prepares teachers for a career in education, impacting the lives of students in their community.To visit our Forms & Documents page, where you will find various items, including Human Resources-related materials, click HERE. Salary scales can be found in the "Employees" dropdown menu.

PGCPS requires the following professional learning experiences annually in order to meet statutory requirements, in addition to supporting the goal of creating diverse, engaging learning experiences that allow staff the opportunity to grow in their practice.
● Recertification points are offered by the district administration
2. New Teacher Orientation - New staff members attend sessions to prepare them for success in PGCPS. Training includes:
● Introduction to district expectations and responsibilities
● Literacy strategies, classroom management foundations, and PLC practices
3. Literacy Modules - All new staff who teach language arts in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth are required to complete modules pertaining to the Virginia Literacy Act.
4. Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) Training - All new PGCPS administrators are required to attend CPI training.
5. Threat Assessment Training (Policy EBB) - All new PGCPS Threat Assessment Team Members are required to attend Threat Assessment Training, which outlines the steps for documenting and addressing threats.
| Asthma Awareness | Child Abuse Mandatory Reporting | Mental Health Awareness | Seizures |
| Bloodborne Pathogens | Cultural Competency | PGCPS Employee Handbook | Sexual Harassment: Policy and Prevention |
| Bullying: Recognition and Response |
EpiPen | Restraint & Seclusion |
Slips, Trips, & Falls
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The following trainings are only required once every 10 years when recertification is due:
| CPR/First Aid | VA and Civics: secondary social studies teachers |
| Special Education (Meaningful IEP, evidence-based instruction) |
Dyslexia |
