We have the best students and teachers! The Spanish III class created their own Spanish card games, created rules and directions and even added the box to store the game in. Although it was not easy, they enjoyed the process and had the chance to play and evaluate the games. These will be shared with other classes this year and in the future. Thanks to Mrs. Mischler for adding these fun activities!
PCHS Bulletin 3/10/25
Hats off to the FCCLA Club members. Their little fundraiser got REALLY BIG! They were selling hand dipped chocolate strawberries. They had to wash, dry, hand-dip in chocolate, drizzle, cool and package 2400 strawberries to fill all the orders. Ms. Geiling and the students sucked it up and completed all of the orders. Nice work!
PCHS Bulletin 3/7/25
Ms. Geiling's Human Service class has been exploring Early Childhood Education and its various components. Students studied developmental milestones from infancy through age six and gained an understanding of Indiana's educational standards for kindergarten and first grade.
To ensure their lessons were academically appropriate, they utilized the Kindergarten Readiness Checklist provided by Petersburg Elementary, aligning each of their five lessons with one or more key components.
Through repeated practice, students experienced what it’s like to be a teacher, addressing challenges and refining their approaches along the way. After weeks of dedicated work, they traveled to Learn and Grow Preschool to teach their jungle-themed lessons to children ages three through six.
Another PCHS Charger sharing his talents! Conner Loveless sang the National Anthem before the Pike Central vs Perry Central sectional game at Tell City on Tuesday. Great job, Conner! Check it out, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bZPFSvTEYA7wPis1vE4ico1VXVGCi9dL/view?usp=sharing
Love when students come in and share their talents with our other students! Blaine Watson brought in his new bass guitar and played for Mrs. Traylor's Applied Music class. Great to see our students working on what they love! Check out the link below for a small portion of Blaine playing.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zwDBGFDllVD0ijuuPFEZnmnVGm6QtGOy/view?usp=sharing
PCHS Bulletin 3/6/25
PCHS Bulletin 3/5/25
The PCHS Robotics team is hard at work on their robot build. They even called in for some reinforcements, Mrs. Cindy Mills, to help build the new bumpers! #PCHSRobotics #WeAreChargers
PCHS Bulletin 3/4/25
Ms. Killion's Spanish classes are participating in their own little March Madness. There is a national March Madness with popular Hispanic songs. They are collaborating with other schools in the area and will compare their brackets with them and also the national bracket. Check out the bracket and if you want to listen to any of the songs, here is the link, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcR0mMtv1jwDerg-Ie7azy5qaJywi-RSR
PCHS Bulletin 3/3/25
Apryl Gogel and Ariel Eck from Trilogy visited our Biomedical Sciences students on Friday to discuss an incredible new partnership between Amber Manor and Pike Central! This collaboration will provide CNA training (and more), giving students real-world healthcare experience before graduation. With great interest from our students, this program is set to open doors for future healthcare professionals! PCHS is always interested in connecting our students with the community. 💙👩⚕️👨⚕️ #FutureHealthcareHeroes #HandsOnLearning #PCChargers
PCHS Bulletin 2/28/25
Check out the February PCHS Newsletter! https://secure.smore.com/n/y9j5a
Congratulations to our February Charger of the Month, Hellena Hudson. Ms. Hudson has taken advantage of the art and music classes at PCHS and has excelled in them. She is also an active member of Winter Percussion and participates as a member of the Charger Brigade. Her determination and personal accountability allow her to be successful in and out of school.
PCHS Bulletin 2/27/25
On February 7th, Pike Central High School had 10 students compete in the Region Career Development Conference. The students competed in eleven categories as a class, team, or individual against students from 12 other schools. Those competing were Jaron Minnis-Bradfield (Career Preparation), Emily Sanchez (Commercial and Creative Decision Making), Eli Potts (Creative Decision Making), Aubree McGowan (Brochure), Riley Mosby (Commercial), Ayden Young (Commerical), Jonathan Sanchez (Commerical), Kaitlyn Clark (Outstanding Senior), Keith VanHoutte (Creative Decision Making), and Cohan Furman (Employability Skills).
Aubree McGowan placed 3rd with the brochure she created, the commercial placed second, and Kaitlyn Clark placed 1st in Outstanding Senior and she will advance to the State CDC in Indianapolis on March 14th.
The Spanish classes have been taking some time to practice their Spanish skills by playing some games . There were some classic games that were in Spanish, others were classic Hispanic games and others were just helping learn more about Hispanic culture. Lots of fun for all!
