Board recognizes Teachers of the Year, approves D&D club and choir travel funds
March 09, 2026 | PRINCE GEORGE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
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The Prince George County School Board recognized school-level Teachers of the Year and announced JB Lawson as the division Teacher of the Year. Principals from several schools presented their nominees and explained each teacher’s contributions.
Students from Prince George High School presented a proposal to form a Dungeons & Dragons club, outlining educational benefits including improved literacy, collaboration and leadership. Student presenter Josue Velasquez Disla described the game’s classroom-aligned benefits, and Chase Sullivan and Mackenzie Galley outlined logistics and optional online tools. After questions about supervision, meeting length and internet access, the board voted to approve the Royal Rogues D&D club.
The board also approved a $4,000 request to cover the remaining transportation expenses for the high-school choir’s competition trip, noting that families had already raised $10,000 and the additional $4,000 would cover two buses.
Administration presented a recommendation to declare two older buses surplus for parts credit rather than auction; the board approved the surplus with a caveat that staff confirm trade-in value and return with revised plans if needed. The board also approved three nominees to the Prince George Alliance for Education Foundation (PGAEF).
Personnel appointments discussed in closed session were certified in open session. The board took roll-call votes on recommended personnel actions, including appointments to a student-services coordinator and an assistant-principal position; votes were recorded by roll call.
Students from Prince George High School presented a proposal to form a Dungeons & Dragons club, outlining educational benefits including improved literacy, collaboration and leadership. Student presenter Josue Velasquez Disla described the game’s classroom-aligned benefits, and Chase Sullivan and Mackenzie Galley outlined logistics and optional online tools. After questions about supervision, meeting length and internet access, the board voted to approve the Royal Rogues D&D club.
The board also approved a $4,000 request to cover the remaining transportation expenses for the high-school choir’s competition trip, noting that families had already raised $10,000 and the additional $4,000 would cover two buses.
Administration presented a recommendation to declare two older buses surplus for parts credit rather than auction; the board approved the surplus with a caveat that staff confirm trade-in value and return with revised plans if needed. The board also approved three nominees to the Prince George Alliance for Education Foundation (PGAEF).
Personnel appointments discussed in closed session were certified in open session. The board took roll-call votes on recommended personnel actions, including appointments to a student-services coordinator and an assistant-principal position; votes were recorded by roll call.
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