The junior-senior high school welcomed visitors from Winchester High School on Wednesday of this week. It was a great day of learning and sharing with our fellow P-CAP friends!
Juniors & Seniors, how do you connect with future careers? Learn more at College 101 Night! There will be a short presentation, followed by an individualized interest-focused experience. Have 1-on-1 conversations based on what you need.
Topics will include: Connecting to Careers via post-secondary education (4-year, 2-year, certifications, apprenticeships & embedded work-place experiences), PC Early College Program (ASG opportunities), college admission & application tips, financial aid literacy, FAFSA tips, scholarship tips, and graduation requirements.
Want a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card? PSC Fiber is conducting a survey to better understand your Internet usage, needs, and preferences, if applicable. Your feedback will help them improve their services and tailor their offerings to better meet the demands of our communities.
The survey should take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Your responses will be kept confidential and will only be used for research purposes.
By taking the time to complete the survey, your name will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win one of ten (10) $50 Amazon gift cards.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PSCFiberSurvey
Perry Central Elementary School has kicked off their annual Paragon Fundraiser. Information was sent home last week with students in grades KG-6th. Sale will run through Wednesday, September 4, 2024. This fundraiser helps raise money for educational needs, student incentive programs, along with updating the media center and classroom books! Register online: https://player.vimeo.com/video/997756344, enter Group ID# F24167.
Perry Central Juniors & Seniors are selling pizza for Prom & After Prom. Sales will continue through this Wednesday, August 21st. These are 14" Pizzas, ready to bake or freeze! Contact any junior or senior and order your pizzas today! Order form can also be found online: https://5il.co/2tv3o
Congratulations to our elementary school and students for their amazing performance on the state reading assessment for third graders! #good2bgreen
We are excited to welcome Road Trip Nation to Perry Central on Friday, August 23rd! Check out their Indiana Resources here: https://roadtripnation.com/workforce/indiana
Tomorrow is our first Wednesday of the school year, and we'll be on a regular schedule. Wednesday early release days will begin on September 4th. Thank you!
The night of the Perry Central- Tell City home football game (August 23rd) we are expecting a record breaking crowd! This is also the night Mike Spencer will be honored as well. To help keep the concession line a little shorter throughout the evening we are going to offer a chicken dinner before the game. Dinners will be served, beginning at 5 PM, in the cafetorium and you can sit down in the A/C and enjoy your meal before the game! Drinks will be available for purchase there too.
Come out and support Perry Central and enjoy a delicious chicken dinner!
(Regular concessions will be open throughout the evening too.)
Welcome back, Commodores! Wishing you a wonderful year!
Incoming 7th Graders and Parents are invited to attend 7th Grade Orientation on Tuesday, August 6th at 6:00 pm. The evening will consist of a presentation along with time to visit the junior high building, classrooms and practice opening lockers. Cafetorium doors will be open no more than 15 minutes before the presentation.
We would like to thank United Way of Perry County for their partnership with local schools to raise funds for our children. These funds are used to purchase school supplies for students in need. Stuff the Bus and Cookies for a Cause were both a huge success this year and we want to also thank McDonald's and all of our community members that have gone above and beyond for our Community! You may also visit www.unitedwayperrycounty.com/stuffthebus, for more way to give!
Say “hello” to two-way messaging in the Perry Central
Schools app! The same district app now offers class
streams, class announcements, and parent-teacher
chat. Look for your personalized invitation to begin
using this feature in our app on August 7th.
Download for Android https://aptg.co/ShcPLs
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/Rk932v
Enrollment for new students is now open. Please fill out the online enrollment form here!
https://www.pccs.k12.in.us/o/pccs/page/enrollment-process
Perry Central 2024-2025 All Season Sports Passes are now available. Click on the link below to order online. Single all-season passes are $90.00, and couple’s all-season passes are $165.00. Students in grades 7-12 will receive an email with the link to purchase their student Brigade Pass, students in 6th grade and below will receive free admission!
https://websites.eventlink.com/s/perry-central-jr-sr-high-school-/Tickets/Passes
We want to wish everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!
Ms. Lexi's 1st and 2nd grade summer school students had fun with their chalk drawing competition earlier this week! #good2bgreen
Summer school students had a fun day on their field trip to Wilstem Wildlife Park! #good2bgreen
The junior high softball team concluded their season with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Despite the challenges, the team showcased resilience and determination. One standout moment was a big win over Forest Park, demonstrating the hard work and progress made by the team. The season started with a young and relatively inexperienced team. Initially timid and quiet, the girls’ confidence grew, and they came together as a cohesive unit. Their improvement in adjusting to different pitching speeds was very noteworthy. When the team was in sync, they made excellent contact at the plate, demonstrating their growing skills and understanding of the game. All of the athletes improved, particularly Jadin Zorn and Kali Craney. Jadin began the season struggling at the plate and playing in the outfield, but through perseverance and hard work, she improved her hitting and earned a spot in the infield, becoming a reliable player both offensively and defensively. Kali’s pitching skills also saw significant improvement. Initially facing challenges, she evolved into a highly effective pitcher through consistent practice and determination, contributing greatly to the team's successes. Several memorable moments defined the season. Laurie Etienne’s fearless and memorable slides into bases added excitement and energy to the team. One unforgettable practice took place on the football field after a rainstorm, where the girls slipped and slid as they tried to catch fly balls, turning the session into a fun and hilarious experience that strengthened team bonds. Throughout the season, the team secured several big wins they initially doubted were possible, highlighting the importance of believing in themselves and maintaining a positive and upbeat attitude. Coach Josh Craney voiced, “This year we had a young team that had a lot of fight in them. We expect great things from this group of girls in the future.”
