📣 PCHS Students & Families — Stay Connected with Rooms! 📱✨
We’re excited to use Apptegy Rooms, a simple and secure way for students and families to stay connected with teachers and school updates—all in one place!
💬 What you can do in Rooms:
Receive class updates in real time
Message teachers directly
View announcements, assignments, and reminders
Stay in the loop with school-wide communication
It’s communication made easy, organized, and always accessible.
📲 Download the district's mobile app and log into Rooms today to get started. Check your junk or spam email folders if you haven't received an authentication code from your teacher(s) by February 27, 2026.
Let’s keep everyone informed and connected all year long! 💙
We’re excited to use Apptegy Rooms, a simple and secure way for students and families to stay connected with teachers and school updates—all in one place!
💬 What you can do in Rooms:
Receive class updates in real time
Message teachers directly
View announcements, assignments, and reminders
Stay in the loop with school-wide communication
It’s communication made easy, organized, and always accessible.
📲 Download the district's mobile app and log into Rooms today to get started. Check your junk or spam email folders if you haven't received an authentication code from your teacher(s) by February 27, 2026.
Let’s keep everyone informed and connected all year long! 💙
Congratulations to Putnam County High School’s J'Mari Greene on his signing day to continue his basketball career at Andrew College. 🏀
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have paid off. We are proud of you!
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have paid off. We are proud of you!
✨ 4th Annual War Eagle Games — What an Incredible Day! ✨
Today we celebrated one of our favorite traditions — the 4th Annual War Eagle Games — and what a phenomenal day it was! Our students showed courage, joy, determination, and teamwork from start to finish, and their smiles said everything. *To see all the pictures from today's War Eagle Games, please visit the District's Facebook page.
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing teachers, paraprofessionals, support staff, volunteers, and community partners who helped make this event unforgettable. Your energy, flexibility, and heart created a space where every athlete felt seen, supported, and celebrated.
From the cheers in the stands to the high‑fives on the field, today reflected the very best of Putnam County — unity, pride, and a deep love for our students. We are so proud of every participant and grateful for every helping hand that made this day possible. War Eagle Games 2026… another one for the books! 🦅
Today we celebrated one of our favorite traditions — the 4th Annual War Eagle Games — and what a phenomenal day it was! Our students showed courage, joy, determination, and teamwork from start to finish, and their smiles said everything. *To see all the pictures from today's War Eagle Games, please visit the District's Facebook page.
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing teachers, paraprofessionals, support staff, volunteers, and community partners who helped make this event unforgettable. Your energy, flexibility, and heart created a space where every athlete felt seen, supported, and celebrated.
From the cheers in the stands to the high‑fives on the field, today reflected the very best of Putnam County — unity, pride, and a deep love for our students. We are so proud of every participant and grateful for every helping hand that made this day possible. War Eagle Games 2026… another one for the books! 🦅
Congratulations to Omarion! He successfully guessed the correct number of jellybeans (160) in our PCHS Media Center contest. Enjoy your sweet treat during spring break next week!
Throughout the week, our campuses were filled with excitement and pride as each school hosted a Torch Walk to celebrate our exceptional War Eagle athletes! 🦅
Teachers, staff, and students lined the halls to cheer them on with high fives, chants, and nonstop encouragement as they prepare for tomorrow’s War Eagle Games. The energy has been incredible, and the support has meant so much to our athletes. 🎉* Please check out the FULL VIDEO and pictures on the District's Facebook page!
And don’t forget—TOMORROW is our 4th Annual WAR EAGLE GAMES! Come out and show your support for our exceptional athletes. Let’s keep the pride going!
Teachers, staff, and students lined the halls to cheer them on with high fives, chants, and nonstop encouragement as they prepare for tomorrow’s War Eagle Games. The energy has been incredible, and the support has meant so much to our athletes. 🎉* Please check out the FULL VIDEO and pictures on the District's Facebook page!
And don’t forget—TOMORROW is our 4th Annual WAR EAGLE GAMES! Come out and show your support for our exceptional athletes. Let’s keep the pride going!
ASVAB testing will occur on Monday, 13 April, at 8:30am in the Media Center for 11th thru 12th graders interested in joining the military after graduation. The sign-up sheets will be posted on the JROTC wing (500 wing) and in the guidance counselor hall. Please bring a fully charged laptop (and charger just in case), ID, pencil, and scratch paper. Remember, this is the day after Spring Break, so place this on your calendar so you don’t forget.
📚✨ Learning Beyond the Classroom! ✨📚
On Friday, various PCHS students had the exciting opportunity to visit Roosevelt Warm Springs for a campus tour and to explore the variety of programs they have to offer. Students learned about career pathways, hands-on training opportunities, and the support services available to help individuals succeed in school and beyond.
On Friday, various PCHS students had the exciting opportunity to visit Roosevelt Warm Springs for a campus tour and to explore the variety of programs they have to offer. Students learned about career pathways, hands-on training opportunities, and the support services available to help individuals succeed in school and beyond.
REGION TENNIS TOURNAMENT SUCCESS! 🎾
What an incredible day our Putnam County High School tennis teams had at the Region Tournament yesterday! We couldn’t be prouder of all they accomplished on the courts!
👏 Girls Tennis finished as Region Runner-Ups, with Vidhi Raiyani, Joelle Lukens, and Addie Grace Usry earning 1st Team All-Region honors!
🏆 Boys Tennis brought home the title as Region Champions, led by Leland Erickson, who was named Region Player of the Year! 🎉 Owen Kersey and Braxton Sestak were also recognized as 1st Team All-Region.
👏 And a huge congratulations to Coach Keiser, who was named Region Coach of the Year — a well-deserved honor!
So proud of the hard work, dedication, and heart shown by these athletes and their coach. Way to represent War Eagles!!
What an incredible day our Putnam County High School tennis teams had at the Region Tournament yesterday! We couldn’t be prouder of all they accomplished on the courts!
👏 Girls Tennis finished as Region Runner-Ups, with Vidhi Raiyani, Joelle Lukens, and Addie Grace Usry earning 1st Team All-Region honors!
🏆 Boys Tennis brought home the title as Region Champions, led by Leland Erickson, who was named Region Player of the Year! 🎉 Owen Kersey and Braxton Sestak were also recognized as 1st Team All-Region.
👏 And a huge congratulations to Coach Keiser, who was named Region Coach of the Year — a well-deserved honor!
So proud of the hard work, dedication, and heart shown by these athletes and their coach. Way to represent War Eagles!!
Alumni Spotlight at Putnam County High School! 🦅
We were excited to welcome back PCHS Class of 2008 alumna Thomaesa B. Bailey to Putnam County High School last week! Ms. Bailey is an accomplished attorney, social worker, political strategist, and public policy expert with over 12 years of experience in politics. Her work has led to successful changes in the law at every level of government—from the city level in Detroit, to the state level here in Georgia, and even at the federal level in Washington, D.C.
During her visit, Ms. Bailey participated in a meet‑and‑greet with our students, where she shared her personal journey and encouraged them to believe that their zip code does not define their future. Students were highly engaged and asked thoughtful questions as they learned firsthand what’s possible through hard work, determination, and purpose.
She concluded her visit with a tour of our CTAE classrooms and labs, seeing how PCHS is preparing students for life after high school and future career success. Thank you, Ms. Bailey, for coming back to inspire the next generation of Putnam County leaders! 💙
We were excited to welcome back PCHS Class of 2008 alumna Thomaesa B. Bailey to Putnam County High School last week! Ms. Bailey is an accomplished attorney, social worker, political strategist, and public policy expert with over 12 years of experience in politics. Her work has led to successful changes in the law at every level of government—from the city level in Detroit, to the state level here in Georgia, and even at the federal level in Washington, D.C.
During her visit, Ms. Bailey participated in a meet‑and‑greet with our students, where she shared her personal journey and encouraged them to believe that their zip code does not define their future. Students were highly engaged and asked thoughtful questions as they learned firsthand what’s possible through hard work, determination, and purpose.
She concluded her visit with a tour of our CTAE classrooms and labs, seeing how PCHS is preparing students for life after high school and future career success. Thank you, Ms. Bailey, for coming back to inspire the next generation of Putnam County leaders! 💙
Yesterday, Putnam County High School students participating in the Fox Gives All‑Access Pass program had the incredible opportunity to see what truly makes the historic Fox Theatre in Atlanta come alive during their Fox Theatre Shadowing Day!
Students met and spoke with 28 Fox Theatre professionals, learning firsthand what their jobs involve and how each role contributes to the success of a Fox performance. From ticket sales and marketing, to culinary and concessions, to backstage production and on‑stage operations, our students were able to experience it all! To see all the pictures from yesterday's All-Access Shadowing Day at the Fox, please visit the PCCSS district Facebook page and stay tuned for a Putnam Pieces Videocast episode about it soon!
The Fox Gives All‑Access Pass offers high school students hands‑on exposure to the wide range of careers that bring live entertainment to life. Through workshops, mentorships, and behind‑the‑scenes access, participants connect directly with industry experts across tech, design, performance, management, and more. It’s real‑world learning, real career exploration, and real inspiration—showing students that a career in the arts isn’t just one role, but an entire world of possibilities.
Students met and spoke with 28 Fox Theatre professionals, learning firsthand what their jobs involve and how each role contributes to the success of a Fox performance. From ticket sales and marketing, to culinary and concessions, to backstage production and on‑stage operations, our students were able to experience it all! To see all the pictures from yesterday's All-Access Shadowing Day at the Fox, please visit the PCCSS district Facebook page and stay tuned for a Putnam Pieces Videocast episode about it soon!
The Fox Gives All‑Access Pass offers high school students hands‑on exposure to the wide range of careers that bring live entertainment to life. Through workshops, mentorships, and behind‑the‑scenes access, participants connect directly with industry experts across tech, design, performance, management, and more. It’s real‑world learning, real career exploration, and real inspiration—showing students that a career in the arts isn’t just one role, but an entire world of possibilities.
Don't forget that • TOMORROW • is our Putnam County Child Find Fair and Screening!
📅 Date: March 25th, 2026
📍 Location: Putnam County Board of Education
🔍 What to Expect: Developmental screenings, information about special education services, and guidance from supportive school staff.
📲 Scan the QR code to register.
📅 Date: March 25th, 2026
📍 Location: Putnam County Board of Education
🔍 What to Expect: Developmental screenings, information about special education services, and guidance from supportive school staff.
📲 Scan the QR code to register.
Putnam County High School’s Service Leadership class had the incredible opportunity to visit W&A Engineering yesterday for one of their most special annual trips.
Our students heard from engineers, interns, surveyors, project managers, HR, the CFO, and even shared lunch with CEO/Owner Jon Williams. As a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and infrastructure firm serving communities across the Southeast, W&A is known not only for the scale and excellence of its work, but also for its strong investment in nonprofit partnerships, employee volunteerism, and community outreach.
We are deeply grateful they continue to open their doors and pour into our students through this elite annual experience.
Our students heard from engineers, interns, surveyors, project managers, HR, the CFO, and even shared lunch with CEO/Owner Jon Williams. As a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and infrastructure firm serving communities across the Southeast, W&A is known not only for the scale and excellence of its work, but also for its strong investment in nonprofit partnerships, employee volunteerism, and community outreach.
We are deeply grateful they continue to open their doors and pour into our students through this elite annual experience.
Congratulations to PCHS' March Superintendent Student of the Month, Jackson Steverson!
We would like to welcome all Rising 9th Grade students and parents to 9th Grade Parent Night! You will have the opportunity to learn about course selection for the 2026–2027 school year, as well as important graduation requirements. This is a valuable event for both students and parents as you begin planning for the future. We strongly encourage students to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
🎉 PCHS Shoutout! 🎉
This past Saturday, Japheth Nelson and Riley Mashburn represented the War Eagles at the Mercer University Programming Competition — and they crushed it! 💻🦅
Despite having limited programming experience, they placed 4th overall, finishing ahead of several other schools. 🙌🔥
We’re proud of their hard work and excited to see how much higher they’ll climb when we return to Mercer in April!
👏 Way to go, Japheth and Riley! Go War Eagles! 💙💛
📣 PCHS Summer Opportunities Are Here! ☀️
PCHS students—don’t miss out on TWO amazing summer experiences designed to help you explore college life, build leadership skills, and get ahead for your future! 🚀
🔵 Oxford College Summer Experience
📅 June 1–5, 2026
For rising Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors
✨ What’s included:
Guided campus tours
Admissions information session
Student life & leadership opportunities
Interactive academic sessions
For more information, contact:
Dr. C. Veal, Mrs. P. Young, or Mrs. W. Farley
💛 TMCF SOAR HBCU Scholars Program (Fort Valley State University)
📅 July 12–17, 2026
FREE residential program for rising High School Seniors
✨ Program Highlights:
On-campus residential experience
Leadership development
College readiness preparation
Academic exploration
Opportunity to connect with other student scholars
📝 Requirements:
Rising senior (Class of 2027)
Minimum 2.5 GPA
Transcript + letter of recommendation
Personal statement
📲 Apply by:
Priority Deadline: May 15, 2026
General Deadline: June 15, 2026
Learn more: www.FVSU.edu/soar
Don’t miss out—take advantage of these awesome summer experiences and level up your future! 🌟
PCHS students—don’t miss out on TWO amazing summer experiences designed to help you explore college life, build leadership skills, and get ahead for your future! 🚀
🔵 Oxford College Summer Experience
📅 June 1–5, 2026
For rising Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors
✨ What’s included:
Guided campus tours
Admissions information session
Student life & leadership opportunities
Interactive academic sessions
For more information, contact:
Dr. C. Veal, Mrs. P. Young, or Mrs. W. Farley
💛 TMCF SOAR HBCU Scholars Program (Fort Valley State University)
📅 July 12–17, 2026
FREE residential program for rising High School Seniors
✨ Program Highlights:
On-campus residential experience
Leadership development
College readiness preparation
Academic exploration
Opportunity to connect with other student scholars
📝 Requirements:
Rising senior (Class of 2027)
Minimum 2.5 GPA
Transcript + letter of recommendation
Personal statement
📲 Apply by:
Priority Deadline: May 15, 2026
General Deadline: June 15, 2026
Learn more: www.FVSU.edu/soar
Don’t miss out—take advantage of these awesome summer experiences and level up your future! 🌟
Attention PCHS Seniors participating in the Grand March at Prom:
Please make sure you have registered for prom online and correctly listed your escort's name for the Grand March.
The Grand March will take place at Russell Auditorium, 201 N. Clarke St., Milledgeville, GA, on the GCSU campus, and will begin promptly at 7:00pm.
Participants should plan to arrive between 6:00-6:30 to find parking, sign in, and get your place in the line-up.
Remember, you may only have ONE escort for the grand march.
Parking will be available all along the streets on campus, at the Exchange Bank parking lot at 250 W Hancock St, and in the Kilpatrick Parking Lot a block away from Russell Auditorium.
Seating for spectators is first-come, first-served in the Russell Auditorium.
The PCHS Prom will be held in the Magnolia Ballroom at 300 W. Hancock St., Milledgeville, GA. It's down the sidewalk and across the street from Russell Auditorium.
No students will be allowed to enter the ballroom until after the Grand March.
All students entering the Magnolia Ballroom must check in at the front door and will not be allowed to re-enter the ballroom once they leave.
Security will be present throughout the Grand March and the dance.
📢 Report Cards Are Coming!
Report cards will be available to view in Infinite Campus on March 18.
Please take a moment to review your student’s progress. Let’s finish strong this semester! 💙📚
Report cards will be available to view in Infinite Campus on March 18.
Please take a moment to review your student’s progress. Let’s finish strong this semester! 💙📚
Join us on March 31st for our Annual Spring Fine Arts Night! Like last year, it will be a “walking tour” of the Fine Arts programs/classrooms.
Start off on Main Street for the Art show whilst enjoying ambient music from the piano students. Make your way to the Chorus room for some sweet serenading, move to the Band room to hear their powerful playing, and finish the evening in the Black Box for a sneak peek of our Spring musical, Hadestown. Admission is free, we hope to see you there! 🎨🎶🎭
• REMINDER •
Tomorrow (Monday, March 16th) will be a Virtual School Day for all PCCSS students.
