🍧 PALATERO MAN FRIDAYS! 🔔
Last Friday, our halls came alive with the sound of the Paletero Man’s bell! Students enjoyed paletas while celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and many students even earned FREE paleta tickets by answering our Hispanic Heritage Month question of the day or participating in traditional Hispanic games during lunch.
The Paletero Man is a beloved cultural figure in Hispanic communities, known for bringing frozen treats, connection, and a little joy to neighborhoods for generations. See more pictures and videos on the PCHS Facebook site.
And guess what? He’ll be back next Friday! 🔔🍧
Last Friday, our halls came alive with the sound of the Paletero Man’s bell! Students enjoyed paletas while celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and many students even earned FREE paleta tickets by answering our Hispanic Heritage Month question of the day or participating in traditional Hispanic games during lunch.
The Paletero Man is a beloved cultural figure in Hispanic communities, known for bringing frozen treats, connection, and a little joy to neighborhoods for generations. See more pictures and videos on the PCHS Facebook site.
And guess what? He’ll be back next Friday! 🔔🍧
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/21/26.
We had a great time today welcoming Georgia College to Putnam County High School! They came out to do some hands-on science with students, and everyone had a blast learning, exploring, and getting to try something new.
We are so thankful they took the time to come work with us and make science so much fun! 💙💚🔬❤️💙
To view the full video, check out our PCHS Facebook page.
We are so thankful they took the time to come work with us and make science so much fun! 💙💚🔬❤️💙
To view the full video, check out our PCHS Facebook page.
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/18/26.
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/17/26.
🌅 Kick off your day with us at Senior Sunrise! 🌅
Seniors, join us on Friday September 18 at 7:00 AM at the tennis courts as we celebrate this special year together.
Bring a blanket or towel, grab some breakfast, and enjoy a morning filled with fellowship, food, and fun as the sun rises on your senior year! ☀️🎓
#SeniorSunrise #ClassOf2027 #PCHS #SeniorYear #MakingMemories
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/16/26.
Last night's School Board Work Session, hosted at Putnam County High School, was nothing short of amazing!
Throughout the evening, our talented art students provided live demonstrations of their skills, painting and working at the pottery wheel while board members watched their creativity come to life in real time. As they painted and sculpted, guests were treated to an outstanding piano performance of Bohemian Rhapsody that had the entire room smiling from ear to ear.
Our Putnam County High School Army JROTC cadets showcased what they have been learning in their drone program and even gave board members the opportunity to try their hand at flying a drone. We are proud to report that no drones were harmed during this exercise! 😄 The evening also featured presentations from the JROTC Rifle Team, who shared information about their equipment, competitions, and the valuable lessons they have learned through their involvement.
Students who participated in various Summer Experience opportunities took the stage to share their unforgettable experiences. Participants in the Oxford College Summer Experience read poetry they had written during their time on campus and spoke about the impact the program had on them.
Students who traveled to Tanzania taught audience members a few words in Swahili and performed a traditional welcome song and dance. Those who participated in the Native American Homelands Tour discussed the places they visited and experiences they gained before challenging board members to create clay effigies inspired by those they encountered during their trip.
The STEM Club wowed the crowd with hands-on experiments that produced plenty of "oohs," "aahs," and even a few gasps! Meanwhile, our FFA members highlighted the importance of agriculture and cultivation while helping board members plant their own succulents to take home.
To wrap up an already incredible evening, attendees enjoyed interactive sing-along activities with the Putnam County High School Chorus & Piano ensemble, performances by the War Eagle Marching Band, and scenes from the Putnam Players' upcoming production of Tuck Everlasting.
The evening was a beautiful testament to the opportunities, experiences, talents, and achievements that make Putnam County High School such a special place.
💙 We extend our sincere thanks to the PCHS faculty, staff, administration, and especially the students who took the time to give our Board members a firsthand look at all they are learning, creating, and accomplishing.
We couldn't be prouder of our War Eagles! 🦅
Throughout the evening, our talented art students provided live demonstrations of their skills, painting and working at the pottery wheel while board members watched their creativity come to life in real time. As they painted and sculpted, guests were treated to an outstanding piano performance of Bohemian Rhapsody that had the entire room smiling from ear to ear.
Our Putnam County High School Army JROTC cadets showcased what they have been learning in their drone program and even gave board members the opportunity to try their hand at flying a drone. We are proud to report that no drones were harmed during this exercise! 😄 The evening also featured presentations from the JROTC Rifle Team, who shared information about their equipment, competitions, and the valuable lessons they have learned through their involvement.
Students who participated in various Summer Experience opportunities took the stage to share their unforgettable experiences. Participants in the Oxford College Summer Experience read poetry they had written during their time on campus and spoke about the impact the program had on them.
Students who traveled to Tanzania taught audience members a few words in Swahili and performed a traditional welcome song and dance. Those who participated in the Native American Homelands Tour discussed the places they visited and experiences they gained before challenging board members to create clay effigies inspired by those they encountered during their trip.
The STEM Club wowed the crowd with hands-on experiments that produced plenty of "oohs," "aahs," and even a few gasps! Meanwhile, our FFA members highlighted the importance of agriculture and cultivation while helping board members plant their own succulents to take home.
To wrap up an already incredible evening, attendees enjoyed interactive sing-along activities with the Putnam County High School Chorus & Piano ensemble, performances by the War Eagle Marching Band, and scenes from the Putnam Players' upcoming production of Tuck Everlasting.
The evening was a beautiful testament to the opportunities, experiences, talents, and achievements that make Putnam County High School such a special place.
💙 We extend our sincere thanks to the PCHS faculty, staff, administration, and especially the students who took the time to give our Board members a firsthand look at all they are learning, creating, and accomplishing.
We couldn't be prouder of our War Eagles! 🦅
Congratulations to our September H.E.A.R.T. Award recipients, Wanda Johnson of the Putnam County Charter School Nutrition Department and Angela Dorsey of the Putnam County High School Front Office! These two outstanding employees make us incredibly proud through their hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our students, families, and staff each day. Whether providing excellent customer service, supporting school operations behind the scenes, or going the extra mile to create a positive experience for others, their efforts do not go unnoticed.
Thank you, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dorsey, for the care, professionalism, and heart you bring to PCCSS. We are grateful for all you do and proud to recognize you as this month's H.E.A.R.T. Award winners! 🎉
❤️ H.E.A.R.T. stands for Honoring Exceptional And Remarkable Teamwork. This award recognizes classified employees who demonstrate outstanding teamwork, collaboration, and dedication while helping create a positive, supportive atmosphere for both students and staff.
Thank you, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dorsey, for the care, professionalism, and heart you bring to PCCSS. We are grateful for all you do and proud to recognize you as this month's H.E.A.R.T. Award winners! 🎉
❤️ H.E.A.R.T. stands for Honoring Exceptional And Remarkable Teamwork. This award recognizes classified employees who demonstrate outstanding teamwork, collaboration, and dedication while helping create a positive, supportive atmosphere for both students and staff.
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/15/26
This week's Putnam County High School football game is shaping up to be an extra special evening as we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Night with a little friendly competition!
We're inviting all teachers, faculty, and staff from every PCCSS school to come out, wear your War Eagle gear, and proudly represent your school community. As a special thank-you, the FIRST 50 staff members who present their school ID at the gate will receive a FREE gift! 🎁
📣 School Spirit Challenge- Which school will bring the biggest crowd and show the most school spirit? We can't wait to find out! Gather your coworkers and help your school claim bragging rights. During halftime, each school's teachers, faculty, and staff will gather together and be announced as they walk across the football field for special recognition and celebration. Let's show everyone the incredible pride, dedication, and spirit that make our schools so special!
🏆 The school with the most teachers, faculty, and staff on the field at halftime will win lunch from Mr. Austin!
Join us for a night of football, fun, appreciation, and friendly competition as we celebrate the amazing teachers, faculty, and staff who make PCCSS #PutnamProud every day.
We're inviting all teachers, faculty, and staff from every PCCSS school to come out, wear your War Eagle gear, and proudly represent your school community. As a special thank-you, the FIRST 50 staff members who present their school ID at the gate will receive a FREE gift! 🎁
📣 School Spirit Challenge- Which school will bring the biggest crowd and show the most school spirit? We can't wait to find out! Gather your coworkers and help your school claim bragging rights. During halftime, each school's teachers, faculty, and staff will gather together and be announced as they walk across the football field for special recognition and celebration. Let's show everyone the incredible pride, dedication, and spirit that make our schools so special!
🏆 The school with the most teachers, faculty, and staff on the field at halftime will win lunch from Mr. Austin!
Join us for a night of football, fun, appreciation, and friendly competition as we celebrate the amazing teachers, faculty, and staff who make PCCSS #PutnamProud every day.
PCHS Morning Announcements 9/14/26
Today, we were honored to be part of our community's September 11th Remembrance Ceremony as we joined together to reflect, remember, and pay tribute to those affected by the events of September 11, 2001.
We are grateful for the opportunity to have our Putnam County High School Chorus share their talents through song, our Putnam County High School Army JROTC cadets participate in the Retirement of the Colors, and members of our team contribute to this meaningful event. Special thanks to LTC Frank Adkinson for his remarks and Pastor Avis Williams, our Community Liaison, for closing the ceremony in prayer.
Thank you to our community partners for welcoming our students and staff to be a part of this important day of remembrance.
We are Putnam Proud. ❤️🤍💙
We are grateful for the opportunity to have our Putnam County High School Chorus share their talents through song, our Putnam County High School Army JROTC cadets participate in the Retirement of the Colors, and members of our team contribute to this meaningful event. Special thanks to LTC Frank Adkinson for his remarks and Pastor Avis Williams, our Community Liaison, for closing the ceremony in prayer.
Thank you to our community partners for welcoming our students and staff to be a part of this important day of remembrance.
We are Putnam Proud. ❤️🤍💙
PCHS' Service Leadership class kicked off their annual Guest Speaker Series.🎤
They have an exciting lineup of guest speakers scheduled throughout the year, and they've already kicked off the series with three incredible leaders:
🎓 Dr. Cooper, Assistant Superintendent, PCCSS
💡 Lou Benjamin, Entrepreneur & President of the Georgia Writers Museum
🌟 Dr. Susan Usry, Executive Director of The Plaza Arts Center
Three speakers. Three perspectives. One common goal: helping our students grow as leaders who know how to serve others.
Thank you to all our guests!
They have an exciting lineup of guest speakers scheduled throughout the year, and they've already kicked off the series with three incredible leaders:
🎓 Dr. Cooper, Assistant Superintendent, PCCSS
💡 Lou Benjamin, Entrepreneur & President of the Georgia Writers Museum
🌟 Dr. Susan Usry, Executive Director of The Plaza Arts Center
Three speakers. Three perspectives. One common goal: helping our students grow as leaders who know how to serve others.
Thank you to all our guests!
9th Grade Parent Night
The recent parent night was an exceptional event designed to provide valuable insights into the transition from middle school to high school. Our counselors and the 9th grade team collaborated to create an engaging evening that encompassed educational content, refreshments, and interactive activities.
Parents had the opportunity to retrieve progress reports and acquire essential information to assist their ninth graders in navigating the challenges of high school.
To further enhance parents’ understanding of 9th grade navigation, we will host a separate event on September 21st. This “High School Happenings” session will offer additional information and guidance.
#PutnamWarEagles #PutnamProud #PCHSWarEagles #9thGradeNight
The recent parent night was an exceptional event designed to provide valuable insights into the transition from middle school to high school. Our counselors and the 9th grade team collaborated to create an engaging evening that encompassed educational content, refreshments, and interactive activities.
Parents had the opportunity to retrieve progress reports and acquire essential information to assist their ninth graders in navigating the challenges of high school.
To further enhance parents’ understanding of 9th grade navigation, we will host a separate event on September 21st. This “High School Happenings” session will offer additional information and guidance.
#PutnamWarEagles #PutnamProud #PCHSWarEagles #9thGradeNight
Friday, September 11, 2026
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
25 years ago today, our nation experienced a day that forever changed the course of our history. On that day, our country witnessed unimaginable acts of violence and loss. Nearly 3,000 people—passengers, workers, first responders, members of our military, and ordinary citizens—lost their lives. Today, twenty-five years later, we pause not only to remember those we lost, but also to honor the courage of those who responded, the families who carried on, and the spirit of unity that emerged from one of the darkest days in our nation's history. As we observe this moment of silence, let us remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who served, and reflect on the importance of compassion, courage, and service to others.
Please join me now in a moment of silence in remembrance of September 11, 2001. (Pause) Thank You
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Homecoming Dance tickets are now available for purchase on GoFan! Students should check their email for the ticket link or visit the bottom of the PCHS homepage to access the link and purchase tickets. Tickets WILL SELL OUT! Purchase your tickets before they are GONE!. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Wish the football team luck today as they travel to Oglethorpe County tonight.
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to De'Asia Hill.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"What makes something beautiful?" Have a great day!
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
25 years ago today, our nation experienced a day that forever changed the course of our history. On that day, our country witnessed unimaginable acts of violence and loss. Nearly 3,000 people—passengers, workers, first responders, members of our military, and ordinary citizens—lost their lives. Today, twenty-five years later, we pause not only to remember those we lost, but also to honor the courage of those who responded, the families who carried on, and the spirit of unity that emerged from one of the darkest days in our nation's history. As we observe this moment of silence, let us remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who served, and reflect on the importance of compassion, courage, and service to others.
Please join me now in a moment of silence in remembrance of September 11, 2001. (Pause) Thank You
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Homecoming Dance tickets are now available for purchase on GoFan! Students should check their email for the ticket link or visit the bottom of the PCHS homepage to access the link and purchase tickets. Tickets WILL SELL OUT! Purchase your tickets before they are GONE!. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Wish the football team luck today as they travel to Oglethorpe County tonight.
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to De'Asia Hill.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"What makes something beautiful?" Have a great day!
Please help us congratulate the 2026 PCHS Homecoming Representatives! 🎊
These students have been selected to represent their classes during one of the most exciting traditions of the school year. We are proud of each representative and appreciate the positive example they set for our school community.
We look forward to honoring and celebrating these students during Homecoming 2026!
🦅 Congratulations, representatives, and Go War Eagles! 🦅
#PCHSHomecoming #PCHSWarEagles #Homecoming2026 #PCHSPride🎉
These students have been selected to represent their classes during one of the most exciting traditions of the school year. We are proud of each representative and appreciate the positive example they set for our school community.
We look forward to honoring and celebrating these students during Homecoming 2026!
🦅 Congratulations, representatives, and Go War Eagles! 🦅
#PCHSHomecoming #PCHSWarEagles #Homecoming2026 #PCHSPride🎉
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Please remain where you are for a moment of silent reflection. (Pause) Thank You
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Homecoming Dance tickets are now available for purchase on GoFan! Students should check their email for the ticket link or visit the bottom of the PCHS homepage to access the link and purchase tickets. Tickets WILL SELL OUT! Purchase your tickets before they are GONE!. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
The class of 2028 will have an organization and planning meeting for Homecoming today at 3:30 PM in Room 114. We will be planning the hallway decorating and the parade float. All juniors are welcome and encouraged to participate.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Come out and see the volleyball team as they play Jones County at 5:00
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to J'Kori Nelson and Stasia Porterfield.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"How does the human brain create memories?" Have a great day!
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Please remain where you are for a moment of silent reflection. (Pause) Thank You
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Homecoming Dance tickets are now available for purchase on GoFan! Students should check their email for the ticket link or visit the bottom of the PCHS homepage to access the link and purchase tickets. Tickets WILL SELL OUT! Purchase your tickets before they are GONE!. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
The class of 2028 will have an organization and planning meeting for Homecoming today at 3:30 PM in Room 114. We will be planning the hallway decorating and the parade float. All juniors are welcome and encouraged to participate.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Come out and see the volleyball team as they play Jones County at 5:00
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to J'Kori Nelson and Stasia Porterfield.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"How does the human brain create memories?" Have a great day!
Get ready, War Eagles! 🦅 Homecoming 2026 t-shirts are on sale now! 🏈✨
Don't miss out on showing your school spirit. Order yours today!
Here’s the game plan:
💰 Price: Youth Small - Adult XL ($20) / 2XL and up ($25)
⏳ Deadline: Friday, Sept 18th
📦 Pickup: Tuesday, Oct 6th
Scan the QR code below or visit the school E-Store to order. All payments must be made online. Remember, no cash or checks can be accepted!
Don't miss out on showing your school spirit. Order yours today!
Here’s the game plan:
💰 Price: Youth Small - Adult XL ($20) / 2XL and up ($25)
⏳ Deadline: Friday, Sept 18th
📦 Pickup: Tuesday, Oct 6th
Scan the QR code below or visit the school E-Store to order. All payments must be made online. Remember, no cash or checks can be accepted!
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Please remain where you are for a moment of silent reflection. (Pause) Thank You
Reminder that we are on an advisement schedule today.
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Only approximately 75 Homecoming Dance tickets remain! Tickets are available exclusively through GoFan and are for PCHS students only. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
The class of 2028 will have an organization and planning meeting for Homecoming today at 3:30 PM in Room 114. We will be planning the hallway decorating and the parade float. All juniors are welcome and encouraged to participate.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Come out and see the softball today as they play Laney at 5:30 and the volleyball team as they play Greene County at 5:00
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to J'Kori Nelson and Stasia Porterfield.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"How does the human brain create memories?" Have a great day!
Good morning students, faculty, and staff and welcome to Putnam County High School, home of the War Eagles.
At this time, please stand for the pledge of allegiance and the moment of silent reflection: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Please remain where you are for a moment of silent reflection. (Pause) Thank You
Reminder that we are on an advisement schedule today.
Students, if you plan on driving to school, you must have a parking permit. Please see Mrs. Dorsey in the front office to pick up your permit packet. All permits are $25.00. If someone is parking in your assigned spot, please let the front office staff know.
Registration for all grade-level class trips is officially closed. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Smith (A. Smith) or Mrs. Schell (K. Schell). Students registered for a class trip should remember that the next payment is due September 30, and All students attending a class trip must attend a brief fundraiser meeting on Friday morning in the cafeteria. Please bring your phone with you.
Listen up 10th graders! It’s time to show what you know! Please register for the PSAT! Check your emails and look around the building for flyers to scan QR codes.
Only approximately 75 Homecoming Dance tickets remain! Tickets are available exclusively through GoFan and are for PCHS students only. Students wishing to bring a guest from another school must have an approved visitor application. Applications can be picked up from Mrs. Smith in Room 109 and must be approved before purchasing a ticket.
The class of 2028 will have an organization and planning meeting for Homecoming today at 3:30 PM in Room 114. We will be planning the hallway decorating and the parade float. All juniors are welcome and encouraged to participate.
September meetings of the PCHS Pickleball Club will be held on Monday, September 14th and Monday, September 21st right after school at the PCHS Tennis Complex until 4:45 pm. All students and staff are welcome! If you don't know how to play, don't worry, we'll teach you. We have equipment if you don't own your own paddle - you just need to wear tennis shoes. For more information, contact Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125.
For the month of September, students who do not have any absences or tardies from September 1 to September 25 to go see the movie, Runner.
Come out and see the softball today as they play Laney at 5:30 and the volleyball team as they play Greene County at 5:00
I would like to wish a very happy birthday today to J'Kori Nelson and Stasia Porterfield.
At this time, teachers, please scan the room for dress code and send any potential violations to Main Street where someone will address the students. Students will return to class with a signed note from an administrator.
Today's question to ponder is this:
"How does the human brain create memories?" Have a great day!
