Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772
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Welcome to the Recruitment Office. Our office is dedicated to attracting and retaining high-quality, culturally diverse educators who reflect and respond to the evolving needs of our community. We believe the uniqueness of our district is a strength, and we seek teachers who embrace and celebrate the rich cultural diversity that defines us. Together, we aim to build a vibrant, inclusive learning environment where every student thrives.
Nationally-Recognized Professional Development: Third in the state for Nationally Board Certified Teachers. PGCPS leads the industry! Mentorship, monthly professional development and a robust leadership pipeline support teachers seeking to advance their careers.
We Are #PGCPSPROUD: PGCPS is embarking on an ambitious new chapter of #PGCPSPride! Be a part of our journey!
Innovation and Opportunity: Whether you choose to teach in one of our specialized programs or in a community school, you have options! Create a path aligned to your interests and enjoy cutting edge technology to bring your classroom to life!
Location, Location, Location: Bordering the nation's capital, we offer affordability and generous benefits including: laptop computers, tuition reimbursement, relocation assistance and incentives to serve in our high needs schools.
Community-powered Schools: Strong ties with community partners, leaders, parent organizations and local colleges and universities help bring the community into your classroom! Our partners go above and beyond to invest in our schools.
Deborah Garcia shares why she loves teaching in Prince George's County.
“I joined PGCPS in 2007 because they recruited teachers back in my country to teach here in the county, and I stayed for 12 years. Why did I stay? PGCPS gave me so much opportunity to develop my craft as a teacher by the different professional developments they offered to both new and seasoned teachers. Also, the kind of leaders in the county inspired me to work hard because they pushed me to be the best version of myself to continue to make a difference in the lives of my students. PGCPS taught me to raise the bar of quality teaching and results. They also offer scholarships to teachers who want to become an accomplished teacher. I was a recipient of that scholarship, and I became a national board certified teacher. This is so far the best professional development ever! After being certified, I became a more empowered teacher and it opened many opportunities for me to be a leader, and advocate for my students. So come and join us, it's more fun in PGCPS!” - Teacher
“I live in Prince George's my children have matriculated through the system. My youngest graduated from Prince George's County public high school last year. [...] I've been at my school [for 10 years]. I am proud of the staff that I have slowly cobbled together, my AP and I have a great relationship.” - Principal/Assistant Principal
“I want to serve this community. This is my community I grew up here and my children grew up here. And this is the community that I want to teach in because I want to help them.” - Teacher
“Shaping the minds of young scholars by making learning fun and meaningful.” As a product of Prince George's County Public Schools, I want to continue to give back to my community and be a positive black male role model to my students. As an elementary math and science educator, I realize the great impact that I can have on all of my students, especially our young African American males. This is why I stay with PGCPS! - Teacher
“I think what keeps me motivated are the kids. And so I try to be the teacher and the educator that I would want my children to have.” - Instructional Staff
“I look forward to seeing my students [...] Douglas is just a place where people are happy to see each other and supportive and the students are well-behaved.” - Teacher
“[I feel motivated] when I see my work make a difference. A student's attendance improves because they now see a counselor, their grades improve as they now have glasses or their legal accommodations are implemented.” -School Staff OE Response
“I am dedicated to the upliftment of our community, especially our children. Our Children Can't Wait. Children and services is my business.” - Clerk
“I am a third generation graduate and a second generation employee of Prince George's County Public Schools. I chose to return to serve the community I grew up in and continued to stay for differences I make. I firmly believe that Prince George's County continues to be on the cutting edge of best practices and professional development on the state and national level.” - Teacher
Please have the following documents ready when submitting your online application.
Online Applications can be completed without the submission of the ‘Letter of Recommendations’ as they will be required upon being recommended for hire. Questions regarding your letters of recommendation can be directed to hrinstructional@pgcps.org.
Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) offers relocation assistance to eligible newly hired full-time educators. Please note: Reimbursement is not guaranteed, as it is contingent upon available funding and compliance with the guidelines.
After reviewing the information below if you have questions regarding the Relocation Assistance Program (RAP), please email hr.rap@pgcps.org.
*PGCPS reserves the right to adjust or terminate this program at any time.
For questions regarding the Relocation Assistance Program (RAP), please email hr.rap@pgcps.org.
Key Areas | Name & Title | Contact Information |
General Recruitment Support | Tiffany Doster Senior Recruitment Advisor |
Tiffany.Doster@pgcps.org Phone: 301-780-6404 |
General Recruitment Support | Lakeysha Littlejohn Recruitment Advisor |
Lakeysha.Hill@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-6052 |
Conditional Educator Program (CEP) | Alyse Montgomery Recruitment CEP Advisor |
Alyse.Montgomery@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-2510 |
Frontline Recruiting and Hiring | Ranae Stradford Recruitment Advisor |
Ranae.Stradford@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-6581 |
Latinx Candidate Support | Sandy Mason, Ed.D. Recruitment Hispanic Outreach Advisor |
Sandy.Mason@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-7817 |
Relocation Assistance Program and Retire/Rehire Program | Margaret Wiedmaier Recruitment Junior Partner |
Margaret.Wiedmaier@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-6348 |
Mainline telephone calls, voicemail, and walk-ins. | Hortencia Likins Recruitment Assistant |
Hortencia.Likins@pgcps.org Phone: 301-952-6274 |