Day 2 of Homecoming Week had PCHS throwing it back, and it was a success! Tomorrow, we'll celebrate Day 3 by dressing in our favorite holiday attire or telling white lies. Stay tuned!
Day 1 of PCHS homecoming festivities is in the books, and it was a great day. Today was Pajama Day, and students took advantage of being able to jump out of bed and come to school wearing their PJs. Tomorrow is Throwback Day, and we look forward to seeing students dressed in styles from the past.
Atención Padres:
Por favor vean la Reunión Anual del Título I de este año. También, por favor llenen la hoja de registro en el enlace proporcionado. ¡Muchas gracias por su ayuda!
Video: https://tinyurl.com/yc7bmxm6
Hoja de registro: https://tinyurl.com/dh77dcb9
Peach County Football is raffling a limited edition game jersey. Tickets are $5 each and are on sale beginning today (9/18). The winner will be announced at the end of the 3rd quarter of the homecoming game. See Coach Westbrook all week for tickets. Go Trojans!
PCHS Big Brother/Big Sisters visited Hunt Elementary to socialize and participate in fun activities with their littles. Thank you, Dr. Brown, for standing in to help!
PCHS students enjoyed a pep rally before tonight's football game. The Trojans will take on the Perry Panthers in Trojan Stadium, with the dedication of the newly constructed trojan bust beginning at 6:50 pm and kickoff at 7:30 pm. Fire it up, PC!
Please see the information regarding tonight's PCHS Math, Science, and Technology Parent Meeting!
Dr. John Davis visited PCHS today. In recognition of his support for our school, Dr. Davis was presented with the Trojan Challenge Coin by student Gracie Martin on behalf of PCHS.
PCHS had a valuable opportunity to demonstrate readiness to respond to medical emergencies on our campus as our medical response team conducted a drill today that simulated a need for an emergency medical response.
PCHS students Ja'Dore Hester and Kaitlyn McReynolds are representing our school in the Leadership Peach program during this semester. Here they are pictured presenting the Trojan Challenge Coin to their instructor, Col. Dale Foster, US Army Retired.
Peach County High School's CNA students recently had the opportunity to hear representatives from Bank of America discuss strategies for managing money. Thank you, Bank of America, for your investment in our students
Peach County High School science teachers recently received training on utilizing the new ZSpace 3-D computers. The computers were purchased with the $50,000 T-Mobile Hometown Grant. Soon, the computers will be used by students to bring their learning to life.
Trivia Friday: How many more bones does a baby have than an adult?
If you need help answering this question, Dr. George's anatomy students would be able to help after participating in the microscopic bone anatomy lab, complete with a teacher in a blowup skeletal system suit. It's activities like these that make Peach a sweet place to learn.
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Please see the flyer for this weekend's Hispanic Higher Education Summit.
Consulte el folleto de la Cumbre Hispana de Educación Superior de este fin de semana.
Coach Westbrook was the guest speaker at Thursday’s Kiwanis Club meeting in Ft. Valley. Coach Westbrook is pictured here with Mr. Nick Strickland, a member of the 1948 state champion Ft. Valley Green Wave football team.
Ms. Folse's Computer Science class used GoPiGo kits to build and program robots to reinforce the concepts they were learning. It's activities like these that make Peach a sweet place to learn.
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This week, the candidates for king and queen are campaigning to earn the honor of wearing the PCHS Homecoming crowns. Come find out which candidates are named the next PCHS Homecoming King and Queen on September 22, 2023, versus the Hardaway Hawks. Go Trojans!
Please join us on September 14, 2023, at 6:00 PM for the Math, Science, and Technology Parent Meeting. See the flyer for additional details.
Attention Parents:
Please watch this year's Annual Title I Meeting. Also, please complete the sign-in sheet in the link provided. Thank you for your help!
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Sign-In: https://tinyurl.com/4hkbtpc2
PCHS would like to thank the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), from Fort Valley State University, for donating to our students and teachers. Miniya Miller, Shaniqua Caldwell (PCHS Counselor), and Kennedy McIntyre are pictured.
