If you are looking for a once in a lifetime summer experience, you are in the right place! The Virginia Summer Residential Governor's School (SRGS) programs cover a huge range of interests. Dip your toe into the college-life as you explore your chosen field in depth. Spend a month on a Virginia college campus with students from around the state that share your interests and make life-long memories and connections through this prestigious experience. Another great thing - these programs are (mostly) FREE. Join our Schoology Group to discover what this opportunity has to offer, how to apply, and tips to make your application stand out in the selection process.

 Schoology Join info:

  • Go to Schoology, Groups (top), My Groups (upper right), Join Group (right).

  • Enter access Code: VRJQ-MSTW-6CKJW

  • Click Join

 SRGS offers the following programs:

All VDOE Governor's School Applications are due to Riverside by December 13, 2024.

  • Visual/Performing Arts (VPA) audition registration deadline has now passed.

  • World Language program applicants must be nominated by their world language teachers.

VDOE applications must be completed online, then emailed as a pdf to Mr Mason in the School Counseling office. DO NOT send your application electronically to the VDOE. For the application, our division is Loudoun and the school code is 053-1050.

Mr. Luke Mason is the contact, and his email address is Email.

PAVAN Regional Governor's School for the Arts

PAVAN Regional Governor's School is a rigorous 2-week summer education program for rising high school students in the fields of classical guitar, theatre, visual arts and voice. Acceptance to this tuition-free program is merit-based only and all students must pass an audition to attend. PAVAN serves high school students who are in public, private or home schools in the counties of Frederick, Loudoun and Warren and the City of Winchester. 

Go directly to the PAVAN website for more detailed information. PAVAN

Applications are accepted November 1st - February 28th.