Multiple lawsuits accuse PGCPS contractors of wage theft, worker misclassification
A lawsuit filed by five workers in February accused several contractors working on the construction of Hyattsville Middle School of wage theft.
‘Somos presas fáciles’: Los conductores de autobuses de PGCPS dicen que se sienten inseguros
Los conductores del condado están triplicando o cuadruplicando sus rutas para cubrir la escasez de conductores de autobús en PGCPS.
‘We are sitting ducks’: PGCPS bus drivers say they feel unsafe
Drivers in the county are tripling or quadrupling their runs in order to cover for the bus driver shortage in PGCPS.
PGCPS holds safety forum after increase in gun-related incidents
Violence in PGCPS surged to unprecedented levels in recent years, according to the Prince George’s Police Department’s chief.
Miembros de la Comunidad de PGCPS exigen mejoras escolares y transparencia en las audiencias públicas de presupuesto
El Programa de Mejoramiento Capital (CIP) de este año fiscal contiene $92,3 millones en fondos estatales y de condado para modernizar las escuelas del condado.
PGCPS community members call for school improvements, transparency during funding hearing
This fiscal year’s Capital Improvement Program contains $92.3M in state and county funding to modernize schools in the county.
PGCPS’ bus driver shortage leaves some students stranded at bus stops
PGCPS parents have also complained about the lack of communication from the PGCPS department of transportation.
PGCPS community welcomes new superintendent’s experience, fresh ideas
Millard House II has more than 25 years of experience in the education and nonprofit sectors.
PGCPS sees big losses in geometry and algebra proficiency
English language arts proficiency level increased across the five most populous counties in Maryland.
PGCPS educators call for data-driven, innovative approach from new CEO
After current CEO Monica Goldson announced her planned retirement in January, the school system launched its first CEO search since 2019.