UPDATES
UPCOMING EVENTS...
At the February 8th session PGCPS gave response to our proposals from January 20th. . See respective links below:
The bargaining team also gave presented proposal on professional autonomy, educator voice, and evaluation (See proposals above). The proposals were heard by the school system, they will respond at the next session and or present counter proposals.

At the February 17th session PGCPS gave response to our proposals from February 8th. See respective links below:
The bargaining team also gave presented proposal on the Expansion of Restorative Practices, Trauma Informed Discussion and Social Emotional Learning & Less Testing and More Learning (See proposals below). The proposals were heard by the school system, they will respond at the next session and or present counter proposals.
You don't want to miss out on the next session on March 15th, 2022.
Tell Your Story!
If you are a PGCEA member, know an exceptional PG County Educator, participated in Union Summer, are a member of PGCEA Committees, etc.

Tell us your experience and how it has been impactful to PG County Educator's, students and parents! Is there a particular moment, memory or achievement that stands out to you? What have you learned about Bargaining? or any other great stories about educators in Prince George's County!
Prince George’s County Educators’ Association Foundation and Racial And Social Justice Committee:
Are you currently a 12th-grade student who has attended Prince George's County Public High Schools for a minimum of two years?

The Racial and Social Justice Committee of the Prince George's County Educators' Association Foundation scholarship is now accepting applications until April 9, 2022. Scholarships will be awarded to PG seniors students who will graduate from a Prince George's County Public High Schools in the 2022 school year. Scholarships are a minimum of $500.00 and will be given in recognition of outstanding academic performance, leadership qualities, and financial need.
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