Join us for an evening of networking and job opportunities here at Pickens County School District! We are hosting a job fair on April 22nd, from 6-8 p.m. at Pickens High School. See you there!
Computer Science students have been having fun building computers and programmable remote control robot cars.
Congratulations to our Students of the Week: Evelyn Mitchell, Clara Sapp, Haleigh O'Neal, and Abby Dupree. We are proud of you all!
Algebra 1 students are exploring patterns in exponential functions using the M&M Drop activity! They collected their data in class today and will be creating their graphs, determining their initial values, discussing if the rate of change is constant or variable, and writing an equation to match their scenario.
Congratulations to our March Teacher of the Month: Claire Eubanks and our Staff member of the Month: Barbara Littleton!
And the winner of March Madness Poetry is...
It's time for the Spring Dance! Please see the flyer below for more information :)
PJHS first annual college and career day was a success! Thank you to all of our community partners for coming to support our mission of Enroll, Enlist, Employee.
Our awesome "Students of the Week" are Alex Whitehead, Joseph Sumano, Jeremiah Wright and Kage Milner. We are very proud of you all!
PJHS Ropes classes hosted their third quarter ‘Parent Day’ showcasing working together, challenging oneself, and facing fears. The day was beautiful and memories were made with families. The event was led by Claire Eubanks.
We only have a few yearbooks left! Please see the flyer below to order today!
Mark your calendars - it's time for the PJHS Spring Play!
This year's production is "The Seussification of Romeo and Juliet"!
Performance Dates:
Thursday, April 17th @ 7 pm
Friday, April 18th @ 7 pm
Saturday, April 19th @ 2 pm
Saturday, April 19th @ 7 pm
Location:
PJHS Auditorium
Ticket Prices:
All tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased in advance at PJHS or at-the-door!
Congratulations to the PJHS winners of the Pickens Arts and Cultural Alliance Youth Art Show; Bonnie Pittman, Alyssa Wilson and Jasmine Flores.
Congratulations to Townson Rickenbaker, the 8th grade STATE winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) historical essay contest. She was recognized Saturday in Augusta with her prestigious award. With over 2000 entries, to say we are proud is an understatement, as this is the second year in a row Townson has won the state contest. CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to the PJHS Students of the Week: David Kirby, Jordan Holmes, Khloe McArthur, GiGi Staker, Janet Valdovinos-Ortega and Edwin Hernandez!
Our 7th grade drama is playing Battleship to practice their stage directions :)
You still have time to see AMAZING art work created by PJHS students; visit the Rec Center until 7:00pm tonight. Additionally, all PCS students have art represented. Great job to all participants!
Our 8th ELA teachers have created MARCH MADNESS POETRY! Students will vote for poems based on three criteria: theme, figurative language, and imagery. Stay tuned for our winner!
8th Grade ELA is tipping off March Madness—poetry style!
Next week, they're putting poems head-to-head as their students analyze theme, figurative language, imagery, and text connections. By the end of the week, one poem will take the crown as our Champion Poem of March Madness!
Foundations of Algebra students are comparing both the rate of change and y-intercept of functions using task cards and Desmos! They were able to compare functions represented in the forms of equations, tables, graphs, and words.
