PCHS will be conducting Georgia Milestones EOG (End of Grade) Testing on the following dates:

April 20 — ELA Section 1
April 21 — ELA Section 2
April 22 — ELA Section 3
April 27 — Math Sections 1 and 2
April 29 — Science Sections 1 and 2
April 30 — Social Studies Sections 1 and 2

*Please note, End of Grade Milestone Assessments are NOT End of Course (EOC) Milestone Assessments.
13 days ago, PCHS
End of Grade Milestones Exam Schedule
📣 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! 💙
2 months ago, Laurie Griffin
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What a truly special evening it was as we celebrated our talented Young Georgia Authors at a reception hosted at the Georgia Writers Museum last night. First, second, and third place winners from each grade level, kindergarten through twelfth grade, were recognized for their outstanding writing achievements. 📖

One of the most exciting moments of the night was watching our first-place winners see their writing brought to life as a book of their own—an unforgettable experience for these young authors. In addition, our SEVEN region winners were honored with trophies in recognition of their exceptional accomplishments.

Judging by the promise shown in their work, it’s not hard to imagine some of these authors appearing on future best-seller lists one day! 📚

*To view all the pictures from last night's Young Georgia Author's Reception please visit the District's Facebook page.
33 minutes ago, PCCSS
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Woman with glasses holds certificate as young man points to it. They stand in a room with wooden floors and people around them.
A young girl with braided hair in a pale green dress stands with an adult woman. They hold papers.
People gather around a table with food. Two women in front of a table with desserts.
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Five women and a young girl stand close together, smiling, and posing for a photo. One girl holds a certificate.
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A man in a suit holds an award while standing beside a smiling young man in a blue lanyard.
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🎉 Congrats to Wyatt Sims, who placed second overall and qualified for state competition as an individual in golf!
The girls golf team—Alyssa Pennington, Emily Hardie, Jade Mullis, and Jordan Bird—earned third place, qualifying them for state as well! War Eagle Proud!👏
1 day ago, PCHS
Alyssa, Emily, Jade and Jordan earned 3rd and qualified for state also.
Wyatt placed 2nd overall and qualified for state competition.
More than a hundred War Eagles from Putnam County High School participated in the Smithsonian’s Voices and Votes exhibit today in Eatonton. Students in US History, Government, Civics, and 11th grade ELA classes encountered the story of American democracy through primary sources and interactive experiences that brought national history into local focus. Some rising seniors even registered to vote!

We cannot thank the incredible volunteers and docents from Georgia Writers Museum and the Old School History Museum enough for the time, care, and heart they poured into making this a meaningful and memorable learning experience for our future voters.
2 days ago, PCCSS
A group of people in a room, including children and adults, are gathered for a photo.
Three people stand together, smiling, near a table. One holds a trophy. Behind them, banners with "Voices and Votes" text are displayed.
People standing in a hallway, engaging in conversation. One man wears glasses, a white shirt, and khaki pants.
Two people examine a display in a museum exhibit. A man points at a photo. The exhibit has a red background.
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Two people in a room, one holding a paper, stand before an exhibit featuring photos and text.
People gather around a woman in a blue top and black pants speaking in a room with a blue and orange wall.
A group of young people stands together in a hallway, holding papers and smiling. A blue banner with text is visible above them.
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📣 Attention PCMS & PCHS Students, your voice matters. Make it heard with the PCCSS Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council!

Do you want your ideas to help shape your school experience—and that of your classmates? If so, the PCCSS Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council (SSAC) is for you!

The Student Advisory Council gives students a direct voice in district‑level decisions. As a member of the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council, students will:
✅ Attend monthly meetings at the Board of Education
✅ Share ideas and feedback directly with district leadership
✅ Help expand opportunities and improve the overall student experience

📌 How to Apply:
Scan the QR code or follow the link provided to complete your application. https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/J3aEcVizvB

⏰ Deadline:
All applications must be submitted by Friday, May 1 — don’t wait!
5 days ago, PCCSS
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Service Leadership had the absolute joy of hosting the PCES Trailblazers for an Earth Day celebration! 🌎💚 Together, we made personal environmental resolutions, created art using recyclables the students collected, shared lunch, played games, and enjoyed popsicles in the sunshine. It was a day full of laughter, creativity, and meaningful connection. These 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students—and their incredible teachers—have become so special to our Service Leadership students. The relationships built throughout this year are ones that will truly be missed when our seniors graduate. Grateful for days like this that remind us what leadership and service are all about.
5 days ago, Laurie Griffin
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Today, our outstanding PCHS Work-Based Learning students participated in a Reverse Career Fair at The Plaza Arts Center. This engaging experience gave students the opportunity to highlight their employability skills and strengths directly to local business and industry partners.

Events like this are invaluable, offering real-world exposure and meaningful networking opportunities as students prepare for life beyond the classroom. We are incredibly proud to see our Putnam County High School students shine and confidently demonstrate their readiness for the workforce.
6 days ago, PCCSS
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A woman and a boy examine a wooden shelf and brochures on a table in a room with windows.
Two women are shaking hands in front of a table. One woman wears a yellow sweater, the other an orange top. A laptop with a screen is on the table.
Several women in a room with wooden floors, one looks at a laptop on a table.
A man and a woman in business attire examine photos and documents on a table, with a door behind them.
Two men standing, one gesturing to a laptop on a table. One man in blue shirt and khakis, the other in black shirt and black pants.
People in a room with a table displaying brochures, laptops, and a bag. A man in uniform stands near the table.
Two people stand by a table with a laptop and papers. One holds a piece of paper, the other stands with hands behind back.
People in a room with hardwood floors gather around tables. Some wear casual clothing. One person uses a tablet.
Congratulations to PCHS' Johnny Bishop on signing with Andrew College today! Hard work pays off—best of luck as you continue your athletic and academic journey!
7 days ago, PCCSS
Five men sit at a table, signing papers. One wears a football helmet. Behind them, a large screen says "ANDREW" and "56".
Nine individuals pose at a desk, smiling. One holds a football helmet. Behind them, balloons and a sign read "Congratulations."
A group of people stands behind a table with a banner reading "Committed". They appear to be celebrating.
📄 PCHS Progress Reports are available in the Campus Portal (Infinite Campus). This is the final progress report before end-of-year grades. Questions? Contact Mr. Hines at bradley.hines@putnam.k12.ga.us or call 706-485-9971 for assistance.
7 days ago, PCHS
Progress Reports available in Infinite Campus - Campus Portal
Yesterday the Putnam County High School boys’ and girls’ tennis teams hosted the first round of the state playoffs. Congratulations to our Boys Tennis team on an impressive 5‑0 win as they advance to the Sweet Sixteen to take on Banks County!

We also want to congratulate our Girls Tennis team on an outstanding season — we are so proud of their hard work and dedication. Go War Eagles! 🦅

*To view all the pictures from yesterday's matches, please visit the District Facebook page.
7 days ago, PCCSS
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Four women stand on a tennis court with blue and pink markings. Two hold rackets, one wears a hat, and the court is surrounded by trees.
A woman playing tennis on a court with red and blue markings. She swings her racket at a ball.
Two individuals playing tennis on a blue court. They are holding tennis rackets. Behind them is a fence.
A man playing tennis on a blue and red court. Trees and a building in the background.
Two people playing tennis on an outdoor court, one wearing a red shirt and the other a black shirt.
A tennis player on a blue and red court swings a tennis racket. Other players are in the background.
A tennis player in blue shirt and shorts swings a racket with a yellow ball above. Red and blue tennis court with other players.
A tennis player in a white hat and blue shirt on a tennis court with red and blue sections.
Four individuals converse on a tennis court with a black fence. Two wear red shirts, and two wear blue shirts.
The Putnam County High School GA REACH Scholars gathered for their annual Spring Luncheon today, a cherished tradition celebrating the dedication, perseverance, and achievements of these outstanding students. This special event marked an important milestone for our seniors, who have successfully completed the GA REACH program and are ready to begin the next exciting chapter of their academic journeys.

During the luncheon, our seniors were recognized for their commitment to education and their determination to succeed. As these remarkable students prepare to transition to college life, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes. Their journeys are just beginning, and we are confident they will continue to excel and make meaningful contributions to their communities and beyond. The PCHS family is incredibly proud of their accomplishments and looks forward to watching them achieve great things in the future.
8 days ago, PCCSS
Four women stand in front of a monitor. They each hold a gray bag. Two of them wear white shirts.
A monitor displays a blue screen with "Congratulations" text and names. A tree logo, "REACH Georgia" text, and icons are visible. The background features yellow walls and a potted plant.
Four women standing with pillows in front of a large screen with a list of names.
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A woman speaks to a group of girls seated around a table in a room with yellow walls and large windows.
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Several women are around a table, with trays of food. One person uses a spoon to serve food.
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📢 On stage THIS WEEK! 🎭

Experience the magic of Hadestown: Teen Edition April 23–25 at 7 PM in the Putnam County High School's Black Box Theatre.

🎟️ Tickets available now at https://pccss.booktix.com/
8 days ago, PCCSS
Two tickets for Hadestown Teen Edition, April 23-25 at 7pm. Purchase tickets at pchsblackbox.com.
Congratulations to Coreyona Farley for being named Putnam County High School's Superintendent Student of the Month!
8 days ago, PCCSS
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Today we proudly welcomed Mrs. Rachel Kinsaul, the Georgia Teacher of the Year to Putnam County High School!

From an early morning arrival to a full schedule of meaningful conversations, the visit highlighted the incredible work happening across our district. Guests were welcomed by our Superintendent and CTAE Director, setting the tone for a day centered on collaboration and excellence. Mr. Abney, our Science Department Chair, provided the introduction and avenue for this guest speaker opportunity.

Our recently named Georgia Nutrition Director of the Year, Teena Carr, shared insights on our innovative harvesting initiative and the many opportunities it creates for cross-curricular learning. A special highlight of the day was meeting student leader Coreyona Farley, an Education as a Profession Apprenticeship participant and member of both the State and District Superintendent Advisory Boards—truly representing the bright future of teaching.

Mrs. Kinsaul led an engaging guest speaker session, where students explored their own personalities and gained valuable skills for working effectively with others.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share our story and celebrate excellence in education right here at PCHS!
9 days ago, PCCSS
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A man in a suit and a woman in a floral dress stand together in a room with yellow brick walls.
Two women sit in chairs inside a meeting room, one gesturing. Behind them, a table, chairs, and a large screen. Framed photos on walls.
Two women stand before a screen, one with braided hair, both facing each other. Behind them, two large potted plants flank a table.
Two women stand together, one with braided hair and the other with a flower-patterned dress. An American flag is behind them.
Room with yellow walls. Woman in blue dress stands at front, addressing seated students. Bright, well-lit room with tables, chairs, and large windows.
A woman stands in front of a group of people in a yellow room, behind her is a flag.
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✨ PCHS Service Leadership | 2025–2026 Guest Speaker Series ✨
This year, our Service Leadership students didn’t just hear from guest speakers — they were challenged, encouraged, and inspired by leaders who shared real stories, real struggles, and real wisdom.
From law, education, public service, healthcare, business, the arts, and beyond, each speaker reminded our students that leadership is rooted in integrity, empathy, service, and growth. Powerful conversations sparked reflection, meaningful questions, and a deeper understanding of what it means to lead with purpose.
Thank you to every guest who poured into our students and helped shape the leaders they are becoming. 💙
📸 Click through to see the incredible individuals who made this year unforgettable.
#PCHS #ServiceLeadership #LeadershipInAction #LearningBeyondTheClassroom #CommunityConnections #WarEaglePride
9 days ago, PCHS
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series - Leigh Martin and Gil May
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series - Dr. Andrew Cooper
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series - Dr. Susan Usry and Kevin Felmly
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series - Brandy Huskins and Kimberly Bennett
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series -Tiera Bowen and Luke Dignam
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series -Russell Thomas and Brittany Hudson
Service Leadership Guest Speaker Series - Kim Farley and Brian Patrick

Superintendent Student Advisory Council Applications Now Open!

Putnam County Charter School System is excited to announce that applications are now available for the third year of our Superintendent Student Advisory Council!

The Superintendent Student Advisory Council is open to any PCCSS middle and high school student interested in developing leadership skills while collaborating with district leadership on topics that matter most to students. This council offers a meaningful opportunity for students to share their ideas, bring student perspectives to district discussions, build community partnerships, and play an active role in shaping the future of education in PCCSS.

*Deadline to submit application is May 1st, 2026!

➡️ APPLY TODAY by scanning the QR Code or visit https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=sBkm5-wem02v5wrhPWLxrykJ2FuGJb1AoyNXDJR1MpNUNDdaM0NSUzBCTjJQUkFRWFdNWEpNUEsxNC4u

12 days ago, PCCSS
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Congratulations to Putnam County High School's Jade Mullis on her signing day as she continues her golf career at Georgia Military College! Jade plans to pursue a degree in business, with the possibility of continuing on to athletic training.

A well‑rounded and dedicated student, Jade has been actively involved throughout all four years of high school. Her impressive commitments include participation in the wrestling program, cross country team, track, and serving with the football film crew, along with involvement in school organizations such as Beta Club, National Honor Society, Partners Club, and Key Club, to name just a few.

Jade’s hard work, dedication, and commitment have truly paid off. We are excited to see what the future holds for her and couldn’t be prouder as she takes this next step in her journey!
12 days ago, PCCSS
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Three people, two women and a man, seated at a table with a red banner, signing documents.
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A group of people in casual clothes stand behind a table with a banner that says "GMC Jack Miller."

🎓 Class of 2026 – A Walk Down Memory Lane 🎓

Seniors, it’s time to revisit where it all began! 💙✨
Join us as we walk the halls of PCPS, PCES, & PCMS—in cap and gown—to inspire the next generation and celebrate your journey!

🗓 Monday, May 18, 2026
⏰ 8:15 AM – 10:15 AM
📍 Starting Location: PCMS Stadium Parking Lot
🚌 Meet at PCMS at 8:15 AM to load buses

🎓 Cap & gown required!

✅ Important:
Day 1 of Mandatory Graduation Practice will begin immediately after the walk.

Let’s make one more unforgettable memory together! 💫
#ClassOf2026 #WalkDownMemoryLane #OnceAPantherAlwaysAPanther #SeniorMoments #GraduationCountdown

12 days ago, PCHS
Class of 2026 "A Walk Down Memory Lane"
I’m Rebekah Esau, and I teach Service Leadership at Putnam County High School.

Future Service Leadership students just hit the grant jackpot as we were awarded funding for THREE projects:
“Show Up & Show Out” (our alumni + community showcase)
“Level Up the Look” (from everyday service to professional representation: tees, polos, and dress shirts)
“Built to Last” (organization & storage)

Basically, we’re getting organized, looking professional, and celebrating the people who helped build this program.
I’m excited because these initiatives strengthen the foundation of Service Leadership and equip students with the tools, confidence, and opportunities to lead with purpose.
The goal is to develop students who not only serve, but understand their impact, use their voice effectively, and carry those skills beyond high school.
Huge thank you to Putnam Education Foundation for believing in our students and investing in work that matters!
💙 🎤🤝
15 days ago, PCHS
Putnam County High School Service Leadership