Pgcps Summer Courses

Prince George's County Public Schools (PGCPS) offers a number of summer courses designed to help students gain educational and job skills. These courses can help high school students select an academic path or explore career options and also provide an opportunity to get ahead in school. High school students in grades 9-12 can participate in summer programs offered by PGCPS. There are a variety of courses to choose from, such as Driver’s Education, SAT Prep, Health/PE, and Music Theory. Most programs have a minimum enrollment of 10 students and some include a field trip or lab experience. Parents should read the course descriptions carefully to determine the eligibility requirements and any additional costs associated with each program. PGCPS also offers general academic courses to help high schoolers get ahead in school or recover credits. Subjects range from math to science to foreign language, and courses are grouped by the grade-level they’re designed for. There are also online courses that are offered as an alternative to the traditional face-to-face programs. Beyond coursework, PGCPS also offers a variety of summer job training programs. Students in grades 11-12 can take part in the Career and Technical Education Summer Programs to learn more about potential career pathways, explore job opportunities and even intern in fields such as engineering, computer science and health sciences. PGCPS summer courses can help high schoolers get ahead in school and explore potential job opportunities. Parents should review the information for each program carefully and contact the school for more details.