Mrs. Kena Kirby, EH/Resource teacher and Peer Mediator Lead. #ChargerPride
PCHS Bulletin 3/13/23
Caren Richeson, Grade 11-12 academic advisor. Lover of anything green! #ChargerPride
PCHS Bulletin 3/10/23
Mr. Hunter Elliott, Biology Health/Wellness, and Strength & Conditioning teacher. Head coach of PCHS boys' basketball team. #ChargerPride
Mrs. Melissa Traylor, PCHS Music and Choir Director. Also directs some pretty awesome musicals! Check out Bye Bye Birdie this weekend. Call for tickets! #ChargerPride
Ms. Susan Bolton, PCHS Librarian and lover of books. She always has a smile on her face and willing to help. #ChargerPride
PCHS Bulletin 3/9/23
Mr. Yoder, student teacher at PCHS, and his classes reenacted scenes from MacBeth. The group scene is of the apparition that appears to Macbeth to mislead him into thinking he is invincible. The other is where Macduff defeats Macbeth and presents Macbeth's head in victory. Working hard on MacBeth.
PCHS Bulletin 3/8/23
Come to PCHS this weekend for performances of the 1950's classic Bye Bye Birdie! Tickets are still available. Ticket information is on the attached flyer or contacting a cast member. Tickets will be available at the shows, unless they are sold out. There will be shows on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:00 PM and Sunday at 2:00 PM. All shows will be in the Vance Hayes Auditorium.
PCHS Bulletin 3/7/23
PCHS Bulletin 3/6/23
PCHS Bulletin 3/3/23
Mr. Kevin Carter, Welding Instructor #ChargerPride
PCHS Bulletin 3/2/23
Mr. Chris Kramer, P.E. teacher and PCHS boy's and girl's Track and Field coach
Here is the brochure that the PCHS JAG students designed and work first place with at the regional competition. It will be PCHS JAG at the state competition. Chapter brochures are developed by a team of students to positively promote the JAG program and recruit new members. The purpose is to encourage chapter members to demonstrate their creative abilities by creating a marketing brochure which promotes Jobs for America’s Graduates and the local chapter. #ChargerPride
Mr. Ziegler’s Biomedical Innovations class decided to move outside for this period to enjoy the weather while learning.
