Monica Goldson
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Prince George’s Holds Mini-Celebrations for Class of 2020
Maryland's second-largest public school system arranged celebrations for each senior to walk across the stage and receive their high school…
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PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY EDUCATION BRIEFS: Reopening PGCPS Safely, Responsibly
Whenever school buildings are open, strict preventative measures — including social distancing in the classroom and throughout buildings, face masks,…
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PGCPS to Implement Distance Learning for Half the School Year
Prince George's County Public Schools CEO Monica Goldson announced Wednesday that Maryland's second-largest school system will begin the 2020-21 school…
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Maryland Educators, PTA Request Online, Virtual Learning for First Semester
With Maryland at more than 74,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and health officials wary of a possible surge, teachers' union and…
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Goldson: ‘Confront and Challenge Our Own Biases’
Prince George's County Public Schools CEO Monica Goldson released a letter Monday, June 1 in response to the recent police-involved…
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Prince George’s Officials Review Education Budget Amid Complaint About Summer School Fees
While Prince George's County officials reviewed a proposed education spending plan Tuesday, a complaint challenges the school system shouldn't impose…
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Maryland Public Schools to Remain Closed Through May 15
Maryland schools Superintendent Karen Salmon announced Friday that state schools will remain closed through May 15 amid the coronavirus pandemic,…
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Technology Boost Aims to Help Prince George’s Students
Hundreds of parents and guardians patiently waited in their vehicles Thursday outside Crossland High School in Temple Hills to receive…
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PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY EDUCATION BRIEFS: Internet Connectivity
Prince George's County Public Schools CEO Monica Goldson has allocated $2 million to cover the cost of internet connectivity for…
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High School Seniors Optimistic Amid Coronavirus
With Maryland public schools now closed through April 24, students will miss at least another three weeks of hanging with…
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