News & Announcements

The school's new little free library was installed in honor of Catherine Grace Yancey, who passed away in 2022 from health complications. The library was donated to South Elementary by the Yancey family as a memorial to their young daughter.

The high school's innovative sports marketing program has added Sports & Entertainment Management to its offerings, giving students hands-on experiences at event planning and execution, along with sports-focused digital content creation.

Students from J.E.J. Moore Middle School entered ten bridges into the contest, with seventh graders Karaline Bailey and Erin Middlebrooks placing first and second in the efficiency rating awards. Sixth graders Abby Boggs, Brooke Mobley, and Amber Ziegenfuss were also recognized as having the event's most aesthetically pleasing bridge.

During February, Middle Road Elementary School teamed up with Prince George High School and senior Olivia Gilbert to collect foods to help stock the food bank's shelves, bringing in hundreds of pounds of food, along with big contributions from Food Lion Distribution Center & Fort Gregg-Adams.

The nature trail at Harrison Elementary School was created in the spring of 2023, located on the northern end of the campus. The generous funding from Parker Oil and Propane will help support the trail's continued evolution, benefiting Harrison's students for years to come.

Prince George extends their regional runner-up performance to two consecutive years, establishing the Royals as a strong competitor across Region 5C and a potential contender for states in future years.

During their morning visit to J.E.J. Moore Middle School, volunteer firefighters answered student questions as part of a fact-finding and research project, and helped junior engineers test their egg protection designs during the annual egg drop with the help of the department's ladder truck.

From reading Christmas stories, to helping make holiday crafts, the Prince George High School varsity cheerleaders spent time with young students at Middle Road Elementary School as they celebrated the Christmas season.

During their first competition of the winter season, hosted at state-of-the-art aquatics facility SwimRVA, Prince George competed against Colonial Heights High School, Hanover High School, Orange County High School, and Powhatan High School, with the Royals placing second, scoring 104 points.

This initiative will help PGCPS families learn more about the important role good attendance habits have in the educational future and success of the children of Prince George County succeed.