Chesapeake Bay Governor's School
Applications are available now online and in the counseling office at KGHS. All teacher recommendations and applications are due by 3:00 December 20th. Please note that 9th-grade students must be currently enrolled in Geometry or have completed Geometry by the end of the school year, at a minimum, to apply for a seat at CBGS. Students not presently enrolled in King George County Schools must also include a signed Certification of Intent to Enroll form. Students must be enrolled full-time in King George County Schools to attend the Chesapeake Bay Governor's School (CBGS).
Open House will be held at the Bowling Green Campus in Caroline County on December 10th from 6:00-7:30. This event is for current and prospective students and families. Tour the campus, meet the instructors and talk with current CBGS students.
Address: 16221 Richmond Turnpike, Bowling Green, VA 22427
October 28 KGCS Student Information Session
October 28
Location: King George High School Auditorium, During School Day
November 7 Commonwealth and Chesapeake Bay Governor's School Family Night
November 7
Location: King George Middle School, 6:00
(Intended for rising 9th-grade students and families)
November 12 Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School Family Night
November 12
Location: King George High School Library 6:00
(Intended for rising 10th-grade students and families)
Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School Open House
December 10
Location: CBGS, Bowling Green Campus, Caroline County 6:00
(Intended for rising 9th and 10th-grade students and families)
The Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School provides an educational option for high-ability and gifted students interested in math, science, and technology. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors from fourteen participating school divisions in the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck regions in Virginia attend the Governor’s School during the morning at one of three sites: RCC-Glenns Campus, RCC-Warsaw Campus, or Bowling Green in Caroline County. King George County Students attend the Bowling Green site. Students will ride a bus to the site during blocks one and two of their schedule. Students will attend King George High School classes during blocks three and four.
CBGS is a demanding program that supplements King George High School course offerings by offering Dual Enrollment (DE) mathematics and science classes and a rich outdoor educational component.
CALENDAR AND TRANSPORTATION
The CBGS calendar does not align with the King George County Schools calendar. On days that CBGS is in session but KGCS is not, CBGS students are still expected to attend CBGS. On days CBGS is closed, but KGCS is open, students are still expected to attend KGCS. While these days are infrequent, they do happen. CBGS follows decisions made by Caroline County Schools regarding inclement weather, late openings, and closures. If Caroline County has a late opening, KGHS students do not report to CBGS.
Students are provided transportation to the Bowling Green Campus every day that CBGS operates regularly. Students are picked up at 7:30 from the King George High School main office entrance. When students arrive at King George High School, they check in with the attendance secretary in the main office. Students ride the bus to the Bowling Green Campus for their CBGS classes and return to King George High School in time to attend third and fourth block classes.