PCHS Bulletin 2/27/25
On February 7th, Pike Central High School had 10 students compete in the Region Career Development Conference. The students competed in eleven categories as a class, team, or individual against students from 12 other schools. Those competing were Jaron Minnis-Bradfield (Career Preparation), Emily Sanchez (Commercial and Creative Decision Making), Eli Potts (Creative Decision Making), Aubree McGowan (Brochure), Riley Mosby (Commercial), Ayden Young (Commerical), Jonathan Sanchez (Commerical), Kaitlyn Clark (Outstanding Senior), Keith VanHoutte (Creative Decision Making), and Cohan Furman (Employability Skills).
Aubree McGowan placed 3rd with the brochure she created, the commercial placed second, and Kaitlyn Clark placed 1st in Outstanding Senior and she will advance to the State CDC in Indianapolis on March 14th.
The Spanish classes have been taking some time to practice their Spanish skills by playing some games . There were some classic games that were in Spanish, others were classic Hispanic games and others were just helping learn more about Hispanic culture. Lots of fun for all!
PCHS Bulletin 2/26/25
PCHS Bulletin 2/24/25
We have been celebrating our Seniors this week. Seniors had a breakfast this morning and Senior Superlatives were given out. These seniors are going to do amazing things in the future! #Chargerpride #WeLoveOurSeniors
PCHS Bulletin 2/13/25
PCHS Bulletin 2/12/25
Congratulations to the PC Vocational Welding students of their sweep at the Skills USA Welding competition this past weekend. They took the top five places and each of the students will continue on to the Sate competition. 1st - Gavin Wagner, 2nd - Cohen King, 3rd - Owen Eichmiller, 4th - Wesley Contreras, and 5th - Brandon Seitz. For more information, check the full article at https://pchs.pcsc.k12.in.us/o/pchs/article/2022659
PCHS Bulletin 2/11/25
Congratulations to these young men in Mr. Scott's Precision Machining class on their accomplishments this past weekend at the SkillsUSA Region 4 competition at Vincennes University. In the CNC Milling competition, Adon LeMond placed 1st. In the manual machining, Ayden Young placed 5th, Cam Case placed 3rd, Andy Bieker placed 2nd, and Keenen Bieker placed 1st. All advance to the State competition in April. Check the website for a News article for more information. Well done to all!
Staff had a great time on Friday with their Soup-er Bowl competition. Staff signed up to bring in the soup of their choice and then they were judged by Mr. Elliott, Mr. Powell, and Officer Seger. It was a great time! Besides soup, others brought in sides, deserts and appetizers. Thanks to Mrs. Bohnert for organizing this and making the trophies.
PCHS Bulletin 2/10/25
Mrs. Traylor's Guitar class had a guest teacher today. Conner Loveless taught "Hey There Delilah" to the class. Love when our students share their talents. #ChargerPride #WeAreChargers
PCHS Bulletin 2/6/25
PCHS Bulletin 2/5/25
Ms. Geiling's Principles of Culinary and Hospitality class was working on practicing measuring skills, reading and following recipes, using proper kitchen utensils, and washing dishes. Each group had a recipe for a mock Crumble cookie. The cookies were AMAZING and everyone had a great time! I'd say we have some future bakers out of this group.
Hats off to these students who had perfect attendance for the entire 1st semester! Not an easy feat to accomplish. Matelyn Russell, Braden Wilson, Corbin Traylor, Meekah Hatfield, Avery Adams, Kiara Lingo, and Alyssa McCutchan. #ChargerPride
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