The Fall 2023 Georgia Probe College Tour is coming to Macon, Georgia on October 24th. See the flyer for all the details.
Central Georgia Technical College is holding an open house today from 3-6 PM. Please see the flyer for all the details.
Herff Jones visited today to discuss class rings with our Juniors and caps/gowns with our Seniors. They will return on Monday, October 23rd, during lunch. Please see the packets sent home for more information.
PCHS celebrated the ways of the 98% by providing our incredible student body with popcorn and M&M's before we set off for fall break. Go Trojans!
Mr. Chancellor's gifted/accelerated content Chemistry course conducted the hydrate lab using copper II sulfate. Students were tasked with heating their sample to drive off the water to determine the hydrate formula.
Do you or someone you know own a business that would like to place an ad in the 2023-2024 Peach County High School Yearbook? If so, use the link below to see the options.
https://pchs.peachschools.org/o/pchs/page/peach-county-high-school-yearbook-business-ad-purchase
The PCHS HOSA Club requests donations to provide our military men and women with valuable resources. Please see the flyer for details.
Join Us for "Unique Pieces of the Puzzle" Student-Parent Information Session on October 19th
We are excited to announce our inaugural Student-Parent Informational Session, titled "Unique Pieces of the Puzzle," scheduled for October 19th from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. This session is an invaluable opportunity for you to gather insights that will empower your student's journey toward success beyond graduation.
The event is open to all students who receive Special Education Services, and we encourage everyone to attend. Together, we'll explore the essential elements that contribute to your child's success in the post-graduation years.
We look forward to your participation and engaging discussions during this session. Save the date, and let's embark on this journey toward a brighter future for your student.
The CTAE program at PCHS held their first Advisory meeting of the year on Thursday, Sept. 21st. The Advisory meeting offers a chance for local businesses to share input and offer suggestions to help our teachers and pathway programs in our county. This partnership is a key part to our continued success in our CTAE program. We appreciate all our local business partners and look forward to adding more CTAE business partners this school year.
The Peach County Schools CTAE Department hosted its 3rd Annual CTSO Officer Induction Ceremony to congratulate and officially initiate these students in their leadership roles. This year’s student leaders were duly installed into their respective officer positions by State Senator Mr. John Kennedy on Tuesday, September 26th, at Peach County High School. Student leaders from Byron Middle, Fort Valley Middle, and Peach County High were given words of wisdom from Mr. Kennedy on what it means to be a leader. In Peach County Schools, students develop these leadership skills in a very special way through a large variety of CTSOs, including Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the FFA Organization, HOSA (Future Health Professionals), SkillsUSA, and the Technology Student Association (TSA).
For those that cannot make tonight's CTSO Officer Induction, view the ceremony live at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_sjrmwBrZA
Help your child stay on track for graduation by attending Graduation 101. See the flyer for details.
Join us for the AP/Gifted Parent Information Meeting. See the flyer for details.
Check out this opportunity if you want to watch the Trojans play in Atlanta on Friday. Go Trojans!
Please see the information below for an important athletic announcement.
To celebrate Day 4 of Homecoming Week, teachers dressed as students and students as teachers. We'll "black out the Hawks" tomorrow and wear all black. Go Trojans!
Purchase your 2023 Peach County High School Homecoming T-shirt. See the flyer for details.
Peach County High School's Head Athletic Trainer, Mr. Tripp Youngblood, recently presented Deputy Avril Cox with the Trojan Challenge Coin. Deputy Cox plays a vital role at PCHS, and we appreciate the work she does in keeping us safe. Congratulations, Deputy Cox!
Day 3 of Homecoming Week was spectacular as we dressed in our favorite holiday outfits and told white lies. Tomorrow, our students will dress as teachers and teachers as students. We can't wait to see what the day has in store!
Peach County High School wants to thank Mr. Davis and Ms. Watson from C&D Community Service for generously donating school supplies to our students and teachers. The donation included highlighters, pencils, notebooks, binders, and more!
