This morning PCHS’ Main Street was filled with hearts - one for EVERYONE - all students and all staff in the building! The goal of the annual “Where The Heart Is” is to create inclusivity during a time when so often people feel left out. It is to celebrate friendship, togetherness, and community. Please visit our District Facebook page to see the full video! ❤️ #putnamproud

PCHS hosted the PROBE college fair yesterday with 39 colleges and universities, giving our PCHS juniors and seniors, Early College students, and seniors from surrounding high schools the opportunity to explore postsecondary options, ask questions, and make meaningful connections for their futures.

We’re proud to provide experiences that help students plan their next steps with confidence! For more pictures, please visit our PCCSS district Facebook page.

#Putnam Proud

At last night’s board meeting, we had the absolute honor of celebrating some truly outstanding members of our school family. Not only did we recognize our January Superintendent Students of the Month, but we also proudly celebrated our February H.E.A.R.T. Award winners.

🏆 January Superintendent Students of the Month
• Christopher Alday Morales – PCPS
• Larriah Pettigrew – PCES
• Rosaly Caballero – PCMS
• Bryan Kelly – PCHS

❤️ February H.E.A.R.T. Award Winners
• Tammy Nelson – Paraprofessional, PCMS
• Scott Cruikshank – Transportation

These students and staff members embody the very best of who we are. Their dedication, hard work, kindness, and leadership make our schools shine a little brighter every day. Nights like these remind us just how blessed we are to work alongside such exceptional young people and incredible staff members. Congratulations to each of you!! #PutnamProud

Our PCCSS Nutrition team is bringing hands‑on learning to the cafeteria! 🌱 Visit of Facebook and Instagram pages to watch the full reel!

Putnam County Charter School Nutrition Director Teena Carr and Putnam County Elementary School Nutrition Manager JoAnn Baker showed students how lettuce is grown right here in our own HydroFarms.

Students then harvested the lettuce themselves for the following day’s salad bar. Growing their own food helps students understand where their meals come from and builds lifelong healthy‑eating habits. It also empowers them to appreciate the work that goes into producing fresh foods and encourages them to make nutritious choices every day.

Farm‑to‑table doesn’t get any fresher than this! 🥗

#PutnamProud #FuelingGA #GSNALegacyBuilders #GSNAMinded #farmtoschool #SNP #AllInGSNA Fork Farms

Every Day Counts: The Power of Showing Up 🎙️

When students show up consistently, they don’t just attend school—they build habits, relationships, and confidence that shape their future. In this episode of the Putnam Proud podcast, we dive into why attendance matters more than many realize and how each day in the classroom strengthens learning, connection, and success.

Join us as we explore the real impact of being present and the simple ways families and our community can help students thrive one day at a time. #PutnamProud

To hear the full episode, follow the link: https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-5rw3i-1a2272c

Every Day Counts! 📚✨

Showing up to school each day builds strong habits, keeps students on track, and helps them succeed — both in and out of the classroom. Want to learn more about why attendance matters?

Our next Putnam Proud podcast episode drops THIS WEEK, and we’re diving deeper into the importance of school attendance. Stay tuned! 🎙️