District News

Orientation is an important opportunity for students and families to get familiar with their school, meet teachers and staff, and learn what to expect in the year ahead. We look forward to seeing you!

District's Student Registration page features various resources and information for families new to Prince George County Public Schools to get their child registered for school.

Donations of school supplies are being accepted through Tuesday, August 11. These school supplies will be organized by and used to fill backpacks that will be available at orientation.

Through nearly 100 hours of service at Chippokes State Park, Allison created new outdoor learning opportunities for children and families while leaving a lasting impact on our community.

Tears of joy flow as 400 Prince George High School graduates receive their diplomas under beautiful blue skies in front of thousands of friends and family.

Each school's delegation participated in a diverse assortment of activities at this year's event, with each event staffed by student and adult volunteers.

A longtime member of the Royals family, Mrs. Gilbert's leadership has elevated the school's driver education program, helping develop the next generation of safe, responsible drivers in Prince George.

The trip to Richmond's Ronald McDonald House served as another opportunity for students to learn the importance of giving back and to the community, building on a culture of giving back at the school

A fixture at multiple schools, Mrs. Dean was praised for her kindness, professionalism, and dedication to the Prince George Community

The public education-focused organization has awarded over $5,100 in grants during the 2025-26 School Year to PGCPS teachers.

The half-day field trip to the Bresko farm property helps elementary school students from across Prince George County learn about farms and agricultural life via a variety of engaging experiences.

The GO TEC lab features equipment comparable to that used in various industry settings aimed at exposing middle school students to various career pathways and pique their interest.

This year's "Runway Rhythms" theme served to connect fashion to the American places that make the music, ranging from Miami beach culture to gritty New York City vibes.

A tradition for the Prince George High School community for nearly two decades, it draws hundreds of attendees yearly to see the talents of the students through the medium of fashion, music, & dance.

The Election Day Page Program allows eligible Prince George High School students the opportunity to volunteer or be paid to work at local polling places during the November general election cycle.