News & Announcements

Attendees are encouraged to register ahead of time for this evening of resources and support during our Transition Fair. Review the article for more information about this event.

Come out and enjoy PGHS' award-winning choir during their first concert of the 2025-26 School Year, with a focus on selections from the world of Disney! Pre-sale tickets are available now for the Sept. 26 shows, with proceeds helping raise funds for their spring competition in Orlando, Florida.

A growing career and technical education program offered by Prince George High School continues to foster the next generation of national and global sports organizational leaders and digital content producers.

These committee meetings are open to the public, who can attend in-person and virtually. Review the article for more information and to learn more about the Special Education Advisory Committee of PGCPS.

From school contact information, ParentSquare account activation information, free and reduced-price meal details, and more, our dynamic guide to the start of school is available for all families!

These procedures are part of our continuous efforts to ensure our students and community have a safe experience while enjoying sports at our athletic facilities. Please review this article for more information about the upcoming season.

Please see the following message from PGCPS District Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle regarding our response to a cybersecurity incident impacting our division.

PGCPS parents and guardians are encouraged to log in to ParentVUE to review and update their contact information as the school year gets underway. Accurate details help ensure you receive important school updates, alerts, and communications.

Please see the following message from PGCPS District Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle regarding our division's commitment to safety within our schools and the planned use of OPENGATE object detectors at J.E.J. Moore Middle, N.B. Clements Jr. High, and Prince George High School daily, and at all school events across our division this school year.

When the temperatures and heat indices are forecasted to reach the 90s or higher, it's important to take measures to stay safe in the summer heat. Follow these tips from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to make sure you stay safe while enjoying outdoor activities.