
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing community partners at the Putnam County Fire Department for helping make our Putnam County Middle School September House Celebration so much fun!
Our firefighters spent time meeting students and staff, handing out prizes, and joining in on the excitement with games like tug-of-war and half-court basketball shots. We even had one student sink an incredible half-court shot! 🏀
Events like these are about more than just fun. They help our students build meaningful connections with the public servants who work every day to keep our community safe. Positive relationships with local firefighters and first responders help students see the important role they play and inspire a greater sense of community and service.
Thank you again to the members of the Putnam County Fire Department for your service, sacrifice, and dedication to our community. We are grateful for your partnership and the positive impact you make on our students. ❤️🚒
Our firefighters spent time meeting students and staff, handing out prizes, and joining in on the excitement with games like tug-of-war and half-court basketball shots. We even had one student sink an incredible half-court shot! 🏀
Events like these are about more than just fun. They help our students build meaningful connections with the public servants who work every day to keep our community safe. Positive relationships with local firefighters and first responders help students see the important role they play and inspire a greater sense of community and service.
Thank you again to the members of the Putnam County Fire Department for your service, sacrifice, and dedication to our community. We are grateful for your partnership and the positive impact you make on our students. ❤️🚒



READ 180 Scholars Continue Culinary Adventures
Students in Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins' READ 180 class continue to expand their horizons by exploring new foods and cuisines. As part of their ongoing efforts to learn about nutrition and healthy eating, scholars recently had the opportunity to sample rainbow carrots provided by Mrs. Teena Carr.
The colorful carrots sparked excitement and curiosity as students discovered that carrots can be purple, yellow, white, and orange. Before tasting them, scholars learned about the many health benefits of rainbow carrots, which are rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and nutrients that support overall health and wellness.
Mrs. Carr shared information about the nutritional value of rainbow carrots and encouraged students to be open to trying new foods. Many scholars were eager to sample the vibrant vegetables, while others demonstrated courage by stepping outside their comfort zones to taste something unfamiliar.
Under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins, the activity connected literacy, learning, and healthy living. Students engaged in discussions about nutrition, food choices, and the importance of maintaining a balanced diet.
The experience was another successful step in the READ 180 program's mission to encourage curiosity, build confidence, and expose scholars to new experiences. By trying rainbow carrots, students learned that healthy foods can be both nutritious and colorful, making learning a truly rewarding adventure.
Students in Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins' READ 180 class continue to expand their horizons by exploring new foods and cuisines. As part of their ongoing efforts to learn about nutrition and healthy eating, scholars recently had the opportunity to sample rainbow carrots provided by Mrs. Teena Carr.
The colorful carrots sparked excitement and curiosity as students discovered that carrots can be purple, yellow, white, and orange. Before tasting them, scholars learned about the many health benefits of rainbow carrots, which are rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and nutrients that support overall health and wellness.
Mrs. Carr shared information about the nutritional value of rainbow carrots and encouraged students to be open to trying new foods. Many scholars were eager to sample the vibrant vegetables, while others demonstrated courage by stepping outside their comfort zones to taste something unfamiliar.
Under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins, the activity connected literacy, learning, and healthy living. Students engaged in discussions about nutrition, food choices, and the importance of maintaining a balanced diet.
The experience was another successful step in the READ 180 program's mission to encourage curiosity, build confidence, and expose scholars to new experiences. By trying rainbow carrots, students learned that healthy foods can be both nutritious and colorful, making learning a truly rewarding adventure.







Kona Ice will be on campus Friday. All cups are $5. Scholars may pay with cash or card. (No tap pay accepted)

Join us this afternoon at 5:30 for our Jr. Homecoming Football Game.

Congratulations to our September H.E.A.R.T. Award recipients, Wanda Johnson of the Putnam County Charter School Nutrition Department and Angela Dorsey of the Putnam County High School Front Office! These two outstanding employees make us incredibly proud through their hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our students, families, and staff each day. Whether providing excellent customer service, supporting school operations behind the scenes, or going the extra mile to create a positive experience for others, their efforts do not go unnoticed.
Thank you, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dorsey, for the care, professionalism, and heart you bring to PCCSS. We are grateful for all you do and proud to recognize you as this month's H.E.A.R.T. Award winners! 🎉
❤️ H.E.A.R.T. stands for Honoring Exceptional And Remarkable Teamwork. This award recognizes classified employees who demonstrate outstanding teamwork, collaboration, and dedication while helping create a positive, supportive atmosphere for both students and staff.
Thank you, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dorsey, for the care, professionalism, and heart you bring to PCCSS. We are grateful for all you do and proud to recognize you as this month's H.E.A.R.T. Award winners! 🎉
❤️ H.E.A.R.T. stands for Honoring Exceptional And Remarkable Teamwork. This award recognizes classified employees who demonstrate outstanding teamwork, collaboration, and dedication while helping create a positive, supportive atmosphere for both students and staff.


This week's Putnam County High School football game is shaping up to be an extra special evening as we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Night with a little friendly competition!
We're inviting all teachers, faculty, and staff from every PCCSS school to come out, wear your War Eagle gear, and proudly represent your school community. As a special thank-you, the FIRST 50 staff members who present their school ID at the gate will receive a FREE gift! 🎁
📣 School Spirit Challenge- Which school will bring the biggest crowd and show the most school spirit? We can't wait to find out! Gather your coworkers and help your school claim bragging rights. During halftime, each school's teachers, faculty, and staff will gather together and be announced as they walk across the football field for special recognition and celebration. Let's show everyone the incredible pride, dedication, and spirit that make our schools so special!
🏆 The school with the most teachers, faculty, and staff on the field at halftime will win lunch from Mr. Austin!
Join us for a night of football, fun, appreciation, and friendly competition as we celebrate the amazing teachers, faculty, and staff who make PCCSS #PutnamProud every day.
We're inviting all teachers, faculty, and staff from every PCCSS school to come out, wear your War Eagle gear, and proudly represent your school community. As a special thank-you, the FIRST 50 staff members who present their school ID at the gate will receive a FREE gift! 🎁
📣 School Spirit Challenge- Which school will bring the biggest crowd and show the most school spirit? We can't wait to find out! Gather your coworkers and help your school claim bragging rights. During halftime, each school's teachers, faculty, and staff will gather together and be announced as they walk across the football field for special recognition and celebration. Let's show everyone the incredible pride, dedication, and spirit that make our schools so special!
🏆 The school with the most teachers, faculty, and staff on the field at halftime will win lunch from Mr. Austin!
Join us for a night of football, fun, appreciation, and friendly competition as we celebrate the amazing teachers, faculty, and staff who make PCCSS #PutnamProud every day.

It's HOCO week at PCMS!

Check out these cute FFA shirts! Do not miss out on supporting PCMS FFA.

We are excited for Homecoming Week at PCMS!

Progress reports are in Infinite Campus today. Celebrate your scholar's success.

Yesterday, we celebrated our staff by giving those with July and August birthday a Birthday card and a free appetizer coupon to Texas Roadhouse. This was followed by celebrating all staff members with Perfect Attendance for the month of August. All their names were put in a drawing and Ms. Dickens was the winner of a $25 Publix Gift Card. To close out our recognitions, we highlighted our August Teachers of the month, Mr. Huskins and Ms. Hughes who truly exemplify and model what it means to be a teacher leader. Our Support Person of the Month of August, Ms. Moreland is truly an honorable perfectionist and ensures our students and staff receive the PERFECT amount of thoroughness and attention to detail! Congratulations to everyone!

We LOVE our Putnam Pieces Videocast filming days! 🎥
One of the best parts of creating Putnam Pieces is getting to roam the halls of our schools and showcase the incredible things happening across PCCSS. Today was packed with inspiring stories, meaningful conversations, and amazing opportunities to see our students and staff in action!
🐾At Putnam County Primary School, we explored the district's commitment to mental health and had the pleasure of meeting Charlie the Therapy Dog!
🧘 At Putnam County Elementary School, we got in touch with our "zen" side while touring the new Zen Den, a calming space designed to support students' sensory and emotional needs.
🔧 At Putnam County Middle School, we saw firsthand how a grant from the Putnam Education Foundation helped expand the school's Makerspace and the incredible hands-on learning experiences students are enjoying because of it.
🍎 At Putnam County High School, we sat down with Ms. Ravi Hudson to hear her inspiring journey and learn more about her recognition as a GaTAPP Ambassador.
Days like this remind us just how special our schools are and how many incredible stories are unfolding every day. We can't wait to share these upcoming Putnam Pieces episodes with you!
📺 Stay tuned over the coming months as these stories premiere. Trust us, you won't want to miss them!
One of the best parts of creating Putnam Pieces is getting to roam the halls of our schools and showcase the incredible things happening across PCCSS. Today was packed with inspiring stories, meaningful conversations, and amazing opportunities to see our students and staff in action!
🐾At Putnam County Primary School, we explored the district's commitment to mental health and had the pleasure of meeting Charlie the Therapy Dog!
🧘 At Putnam County Elementary School, we got in touch with our "zen" side while touring the new Zen Den, a calming space designed to support students' sensory and emotional needs.
🔧 At Putnam County Middle School, we saw firsthand how a grant from the Putnam Education Foundation helped expand the school's Makerspace and the incredible hands-on learning experiences students are enjoying because of it.
🍎 At Putnam County High School, we sat down with Ms. Ravi Hudson to hear her inspiring journey and learn more about her recognition as a GaTAPP Ambassador.
Days like this remind us just how special our schools are and how many incredible stories are unfolding every day. We can't wait to share these upcoming Putnam Pieces episodes with you!
📺 Stay tuned over the coming months as these stories premiere. Trust us, you won't want to miss them!





We can't wait for Homecoming Week! Let's go War Eagles!

Join us for our Homecoming game.

• HOLIDAY REMINDER •
All PCCSS schools will be CLOSED Monday, September 7 for Labor Day.
Enjoy your long weekend, and we'll see everyone back in class on Tuesday, September 8, 2026!
All PCCSS schools will be CLOSED Monday, September 7 for Labor Day.
Enjoy your long weekend, and we'll see everyone back in class on Tuesday, September 8, 2026!

The success of Putnam County Charter School Nutrition Director Teena Carr's weekly Wellness Classes at Putnam County Elementary School has been so exciting that Putnam County Middle School wanted to join in on the fun! Last week, Mrs. Carr visited two of Mrs. Harkins' classes and introduced students to a fruit that was completely new to them: star fruit! 🌟
Not a single student in the classes had ever tried star fruit before, but by the end of the lesson, students were asking for extra samples and leaving with a new favorite snack.
That's exactly what these wellness classes are all about: expanding students' minds and palates, encouraging them to step outside their comfort zones, and helping them discover healthy foods they may never have considered trying. Through hands-on experiences like these, students are learning that healthy choices can be both fun and delicious!
Way to go, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Harkins, for helping our students explore, learn, and grow one bite at a time!
Not a single student in the classes had ever tried star fruit before, but by the end of the lesson, students were asking for extra samples and leaving with a new favorite snack.
That's exactly what these wellness classes are all about: expanding students' minds and palates, encouraging them to step outside their comfort zones, and helping them discover healthy foods they may never have considered trying. Through hands-on experiences like these, students are learning that healthy choices can be both fun and delicious!
Way to go, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Harkins, for helping our students explore, learn, and grow one bite at a time!





Tomorrow is picture day!

Get ready for fall planting season with the FFA Plant Sale.

Today in Ms.Smith's 8th grade math class, students learned about the classification of solutions! Students worked in groups to solve different equations and place them in the correct classification of solution!




Picture Day is coming soon! Mark your calendars.
