The Prince George's County Council convened on September 9, 2025, to honor Dr. Miguel Chacon, principal of High Point High School, with a proclamation recognizing his significant contributions to education in the county. The meeting commenced with Council Chair acknowledging Dr. Chacon's dedication to shaping the minds of students and his extensive career spanning over 28 years within the Prince George's County Public Schools (PGCPS) system.

The proclamation highlighted Dr. Chacon's journey from Colombia to becoming a respected educator in the United States. It noted his academic achievements, including a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a master's degree in school administration from Bowie State University. His leadership at High Point High School has positively impacted thousands of students, faculty, and community members.

Council members shared personal anecdotes reflecting on Dr. Chacon's high standards and commitment to student success. One council member recounted their experience as a student in Dr. Chacon's class, emphasizing his rigorous expectations and supportive approach. Another council member praised Dr. Chacon as a "model of excellence," noting his ability to inspire students and his dedication to their educational journey.

The meeting underscored the importance of educators like Dr. Chacon, who not only impart knowledge but also serve as role models for their students. The council expressed gratitude for his ongoing service to the community and wished him continued success in his role.

As the meeting progressed, the council prepared to transition to the next proclamation, led by Council Member Blaguay, who has been a passionate advocate for educational initiatives in the county. The session concluded with a sense of pride in the achievements of local educators and a commitment to supporting their efforts in fostering student excellence.