News & Announcements

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, with sessions led by Prince George High School CTE students.

Rivaling the experience of a collegiate or major sports organization, a mix of Sports Marketing and Social Media Marketing career and technical education students showcased their photography skills during a unique Media Day experience for winter sports.

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.

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.

From basketball, courtside cheer, to swimming, be sure to review the schedule of winter sports tryouts to make sure you're ready for the upcoming sports season!

Report cards for the first nine weeks of the 2024-25 School Year are now available in ParentVUE, with students bringing paper copies of their report cards home with them by the end of the week.

As students transition into the next grading period, which runs through mid-January 2025, over 1,900 PGCPS students will carry perfect attendance status into the second nine weeks.

The entire Prince George High School community came together for a week of 'Royal Celebrations' as they host the school's annual homecoming celebrations, with Friday being highlighted by an exciting pep rally and hometown parade along Laurel Spring Road ahead of the football game against Meadowbrook.