We hope to see you there in the morning!
The S.A.D.D. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club met after school today and hung up some flyers for September, which is suicide awareness month. They would love new members to join them! Meetings are on Tuesdays after school until 4:00. Please contact Mrs. Sparks for more information. msparks@pcsc.k12.in.us
Go Chargers!!!
Next week PCMS will participate in College Go Week!
There was a lot going on in the Robotics room after school today! The teams will have their first competition in November.
This is simply amazing! Mrs. Weisman challenged her science students to build a table to hold science books out of one piece of construction paper and 30cm of tape. The winners of the day had 38 books!
The mobile dentist will be at PCMS on October 13th. For more information, please visit this link: https://www.myschooldentist.com/33122_sch
Papers were also sent home with all our students!
Coming Soon.....
Several students wore red, white, and blue for Patriot's Day today🇺🇸
Thank you to PCHS for asking us to participate in their homecoming spirit week! GO CHARGERS!!!
Thank you very much to the Gaskins Family Fund for Pike County, in the Pike County Community Foundation. We appreciate the grant for Mason's General Store, at PCMS, to assist with clothing and other items needed for our middle and high school students.❤️
Please join us... 🇺🇸
We have a fine group of young men on the P.C.M.S. tennis team! Go Chargers!
STEM Ballon Tower Challenge. Teams had to construct the tallest freestanding tower using only balloons and masking tape. Winners 190 CM Hunter Tincher, Bryce Baxter, Jay Kohl, and Troy Powers.
Mrs. Baker's 7th graders participated in a STEM Activity called "Self-Inflating Balloons", using vinegar and baking soda. 💨🎈
Mrs. King's F.A.C.'s students made the best cookies today! She reported they followed baking instruction and did a great job!
Today, at the first student government meeting of the school year, we welcomed new members with a donut party!
6th grade science students have loved visiting the Star Lab this week💫🌟✨
8th grade Science classes modeling the Effects of Altitude on the Atmosphere.
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