Prince George's Schools Navigate Budget Cuts | Baltimore News

Prince George’s County Public Schools kicks off the new school year amid historic budget cuts—$150 million slashed to prioritize classrooms, teacher pay, and essential services. With a $3 billion operating budget already stretched thin, the district is bracing for potential federal funding delays that could hit tutoring, special education, and English learner programs hardest. But there’s a silver lining: county supplemental funds of $20 million are easing teacher retirement pressure, freeing up local dollars for student needs. And looking ahead, they’re embracing AI—training educators and students on safe, effective use—with pilot programs paving the way for full rollout in classrooms.

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