News & Announcements

Prince George County Public Schools appreciates its partnership with the Crater Health District and Virginia Department of Health and their tireless efforts to provide resources to our school communities as the end of the school year and summer break approaches.

Students will be dismissed from school for the day beginning at 1:05 p.m. due to a power outage impacting the N.B. Clements Junior High School campus and surrounding community.

During the week of June 5, students may bring home documents relating to their performance on Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) assessments. Parents are encouraged to review this information and take advantage of the resources available for families through the Virginia Department of Education.

With fall sports beginning in late July to early August, sport dependent, students and parents are encouraged to regularly check the Prince George High School website, including the homepage and the athletics website, for the most up-to-date information on all athletic activities.

While he spends most of his time at the Prince George School Board Office, Cofield is a familiar face at the district’s campuses, where he is known for offering warm greetings to students and staff and a helping hand whenever possible.

During the month-long celebration, the Prince George community is encouraged to wear purple on April 19 as part of 'Purple Up Day,' a recognition and demonstration of support for our military-connected students and families locally and across the Commonwealth.

Fundraiser events like the PGAEF's gala dinner and fall pancake breakfast help raise funds that support the non-profit's mini-grant program and other initiatives aimed at supporting Prince George County Public Schools, its students and staff.

As part of the approved adjustments, Friday, May 26, 2023 will become a holiday for students and staff, and Friday, June 16, 2023, will become a teacher workday and students will not report to school, meaning the last day of school for students will be Thursday, June 15, 2023. Read the following article for more information.

A familiar face to the entire David A. Harrison Elementary School community, Adair was recognized for commitment to fostering connections with Harrison's young students and their families, while also being a leader and highly respected colleague within the David A. Harrison Elementary School team.

Prince George County Public Schools proudly celebrates our 2022-23 Teacher of the Year honorees! Read this article to hear from each of our award recipients for their thoughts on being recognized and what inspired them to serve children through education!