Advocacy is about ensuring every CMIT scholar has access to the resources and opportunities they deserve. As a public charter school, CMIT South Elementary depends on fair and equitable funding to continue providing a high-quality education for our students. The PTO is committed to keeping families informed, sharing advocacy opportunities, and encouraging meaningful community engagement. Together, our collective voice can help strengthen public charter education and support the long-term success of all CMIT schools. When we stand together, we help build a stronger future for our scholars, our school, and our community.

PGCPS values the commitment of the CMIT North and CMIT South communities.
Following our initial town hall, we have been working diligently to review the feedback and continue the essential dialogue on the long-term stability and success of our charter programs.
To provide further updates, address remaining questions, and ensure continued transparency, we invite you to a follow-up virtual Town Hall meeting. This session will provide additional clarity on our ongoing budget discussions and our collaborative planning efforts.
Registration Link: https://pgcps-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PWBrjzxFQZyuqhLgT30VuA#/registration
Registration is required. The Zoom meeting link will be provided after you register.

As a new calendar year begins, PGCPS offers staff, families, and community a look at where we are, and where we are headed as we continue the serious work of finalizing the FY27 Budget and embarking on the first stages of our new Strategic Plan.
In the sixth installment of Dollars & Decisions — a series charting the path ahead toward the FY 2027 budget, we take a look at the challenge of growth vs. costs, leadership actions and MORE!

The 2026 Session of the Maryland General Assembly is underway, and attending a District Night in Annapolis is one of the most powerful ways you can support your child’s education — and the future of our schools! Legislators rely on parent perspectives to understand what students truly need. When you share your story, you help shape decisions that impact classrooms across Prince George’s County Public Schools.
The 2026 State of the Schools address is not a report on deficits — it is a declaration of momentum. Viewed through an equity-honest lens, the evidence is undeniable: PGCPS scholars are making measurable gains, our educators are pioneering innovation, and our district is poised to expand pockets of excellence, into excellence everywhere.
Interim Superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph joined WJLA-TV Channel 7 to preview the proposed FY27 budget request and how PGCPS is balancing fiscal discipline with strategic investments.
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