District News

The Royals Battalion was filmed for a special segment as part of WTVR CBS 6 Richmond's coverage of the Veterans Day ceremony at the Virginia War Memorial.

Using the skills they learned in following a school bus safety drill, Abel Hutchins and Cameron Eason remained calm, helping students exit the bus through the rear emergency exit after an accident.

Prince George County Public Schools is developing its 2028–33 Comprehensive Plan to guide the division’s priorities and support student success over the next five years.

Fall's seasonal gourd became the center of attention for students at J.E.J. Moore Middle School as pumpkins appeared across several subject areas in October.

During an October 19 visit to Southside Regional Medical Center, 21 Honors Science freshmen explored robotic surgical technology and learned skills to control severe bleeding in emergency situations.

Three South Elementary teachers explored real-world science at Disputanta’s Bostik plant, gaining hands-on classroom kits and resources through the 2026 Arkema Science Teacher Program.

Prince George High School's marketing and media programs continue to develop the next generation of storytellers and media marketers, giving in-demand skills to students while in high school.

A message from Division Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle highlighting student outcomes from the 2025-26 School Year, as outlined in recently released VDOE accountability data.

Firefighters from the county's fire stations brought their bright-red fire engines & tools of their trade to highlight the importance of fire safety and to show what being a firefighter is like.

Prince George County Public Schools encourages families to complete and return their Impact Aid Program Survey cards by October 30, 2026, to help secure federal funding for educational services.

During the 2025-26 School Year, The Prince George Alliance for Education Foundation awarded over $5,000 in grants to teachers, funding classroom enhancements and professional development experiences.

Dozens of businesses, government agencies packed Prince George High School's gym on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, to provide valuable career information to the next generation of Virginia's workforce.

Schu's visits offered encouragement and inspiration as he reflected on personal experiences and how the world of literature and books provided him with hope and an outlet to express himself.

A longtime educator in Prince George County, she will receive a full, free-of-charge roof replacement at her home, including labor and materials, following overwhelming community support.

A message from Division Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle highlighting PGCPS' commitment to strategic and thoughtful use of educational technology in our schools.