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On Wednesday, June 12, 2024, the Prince George School Board welcomed dozens of Prince George County Public Schools students, coaches, and advisors to a special celebration recognizing their achievements over the last several months.

A tradition for J.E.J. Moore Middle School and the Prince George community continued as the school held its annual Memorial Day Tribute Thursday morning in the school's memorial gardens.

Prince George County Public Schools thanks all of our incredible staff members for their years of service as they prepare for retirement and celebrates our award winners for their exceptional work and embodiment of the district's mission - to engage, encourage, and inspire every child, every day.

The physicals will cost $20 (cash only), and student-athletes and parents are asked to bring their VHSL physical forms with them, with the student/parent portions completed and the form signed. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

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, including players and coaches from the high school's football, soccer, baseball, and softball teams.

Both South Elementary's Mrs. Pepper and Middle Road Elementary's Mr. Mallory impressed the selection panel, earning tie scores from the committee during interviews, resulting in their being named Support Employees of the Year for the district for 2024.

Throughout April, the district's schools will play host to a variety of special events celebrating military-connected children and families, along with many students and staff expected to take part in Purple Up Day on April 18 in honor of military kids!

On Tuesday, March 12, 2024, the Prince George School Board welcomed dozens of Prince George County Public Schools students, coaches, and advisors to a special celebration recognizing their achievements over the last several months.

Students from J.E.J. Moore Middle School entered ten bridges into the contest, with seventh graders Karaline Bailey and Erin Middlebrooks placing first and second in the efficiency rating awards. Sixth graders Abby Boggs, Brooke Mobley, and Amber Ziegenfuss were also recognized as having the event's most aesthetically pleasing bridge.