News & Announcements

All parents, including those who are are not employed on federal property or have military-dependent children, are asked to complete the survey for each child in their household who attends Prince George County schools to account for all eligible children and return it to their child's school as soon as they can.

The club hosted its ceremony on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, where it inducted 12 new members, only a few weeks after the school's Beta Club was recognized for leadership during a recent summit in Williamsburg.

The digital multimedia project featured an assortment of written work and artistic storytelling that highlighted the importance of Veteran's Day from the perspective of Clements' 8th grade students.

The Scholastic Book Fair was a big success and we would like to thank all the teachers and students who purchased books to support the library! We sold almost 260 books and were able to purchase 43 new books for the library!

The annual showcase serves a key role in exposing students to career and technical education concepts through direct, face-to-face interactions with local and regional employers, educational institutions, and technical programs.

Please see the following message from PGCPS Division Superintendent Dr. Wayne Lyle regarding the division's commitment to distraction-free education in our schools following the Prince George School Board's approval of a local policy regarding personal communications device usage by students.

Alongside qualifying for the National Convention in Orlando, Florida, N.B. Clements Junior High School was recognized as an Outstanding Leadership School during the organization's Leadership Summit at Great Wolf Lodge in late October.

From basketball, courtside cheer, to swimming, be sure to review the schedule of winter sports tryouts to make sure you're ready for the upcoming sports season!

Report cards for the first nine weeks of the 2024-25 School Year are now available in ParentVUE, with students bringing paper copies of their report cards home with them by the end of the week.

Students in Clements' Civics classes were able to register to vote, get voter IDs, and cast a ballot at the "Clements voting precinct" during the school's mock election activity.