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While serving as an exciting local field trip opportunity for elementary students, Farm Day also closely align with the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) objectives for second-grade science education as they explore living systems and processes for plants and animals.

Entering its fourth year, the Feet Meet event promotes physical activity, forming new friendships, encourages teamwork, and inspires leadership and unity among our entire school community. It consistently draws hundreds of students, staff, volunteers, and community spectators to PGHS' stadium each year.

From computer coding, to drones, to maker stations, Prince George County Public Schools' fifth graders partner with Prince George High School Career & Technical Education students to showcase the world of advanced technology and manufacturing.

Since 2021, the district's hall of fame highlights the growing list of Prince George County products that have significantly contributed to athletics within our community and beyond over the years.

During the 2022-23 School Year, PGAEF has awarded over $3,500 in mini-grants to Prince George County Public Schools educators, helping support the nonprofit's goals of helping the school division's educators deliver engaging lessons and learning experiences for the children of Prince George County.

On Saturday, March 11, 2023, Prince George High School transformed into a visual and performing arts gallery for the community as the division's annual Spring Fling event returned, showcasing the artistic talents of PGCPS' students!

During her thirty-minute talk to all grade levels, Chuah promoted the importance of making healthy choices, setting and remaining focused on achieving goals, and substance abuse prevention before heading on a tour of the campus.

Hosted by the association's nine regions annually, the VSBA's regional networking meetings allow the member regions' school board members, superintendents, students, and guests to strengthen existing relationships and foster new ones.

The event culminated years of thoughtful collaboration and engagement between PGCPS, county representatives, and the community as the school division prepared the facility to welcome students and staff later in February.

The theme of this year’s celebration, “Rising to the Challenge,” reflects the partnership of the VSBA with local school board members as they serve their local divisions and advocate for public education with local, state, and federal leaders on behalf of all students.