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GENERAL FAQ
- What is a Governor’s School?
CBGS is an academic-year Governor’s School program, which means that it offers supplemental coursework during the school year to high-ability high school students. This allows these students to delve deeper into a particular field of study, with targeted, small-group instruction.
- How do I apply to CBGS?
Students interested in applying to CBGS can apply using the link found here. If you require a paper application, you can request one from your home school counselor. Completed paper applications should be submitted to your counselor by the due date that they indicate.
The Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School is an incredible educational experience for high school students, no matter their interests, at a minimal cost for their families.
CBGS has small class sizes, where students benefit from personal interaction with faculty and STEM-focused learning.
Students are able to participate in independent research experience and community service opportunities, as well as obtain college credit for their CBGS coursework through the dual enrollment program with Rappahannock Community College.
Most importantly, they will become part of a welcoming community of parents, students, and teachers, who will support them to pursue their goals in high school as well as in all their future endeavors.
