The War Eagles Football team will be hosting a War Eagle Walk before their first home game at the Putnam County Courthouse, Friday, August 25th at 5:30.  Check out their facebook page to let them know you are coming.  Click on the picture below to go to their page.  Go War Eagles!

The State Superintendent of Schools' student advisory council is a group of students in grades 7-12 who discuss how decisions made at the state level are affecting students throughout Georgia.

Members meet three times throughout the school year with State Superintendent Woods and are advisors who act as liaisons between the Department of Education and the students of Georgia.

Students may apply for the advisory council at the beginning of each school year by obtaining an application HERE. Members are chosen by a committee of Georgia Department of Education representatives based on the applicant’s response to questions.

Past topics discussed by the student advisory council include: the school dropout rate, student leadership, communication/messaging, the Georgia graduation rule, testing, school climate, and career, technical, and agricultural education.

It's time to order your 2017-2018 yearbook! Now is the best time to purchase for only $45. That's $15 OFF the REGULAR PRICE!

USE THE FOLLOWING LINK: https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/index.cfm/job/15060

OR bring cash or check to Mrs Mcallum in the front office or Mrs. El-Kadi in room 125

Destiny was selected as Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle's student spotlight for the month of August.

Check out her great article by clicking HERE!

Putnam County Charter School System (PCCSS), Georgia Power Company (GPC), Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC), and Zachry partnered together to offer “Welding Works”, a unique Summer Inspiration opportunity to 8th and 9th grade students. The camp was a fun and innovative STEM experience through hands-on and project-based learning for beginning welders. The “Welding Works” Summer Inspiration camp was held June 5th-16th at Putnam County High School (PCHS). Welding instruction occurred Monday through Thursday and was led by CGTC and GPC instructors, with the assistance of current PCHS welding students. On Friday, June 6th, camp participants took a field trip to tour Georgia Power's Plant Scherer and on Friday, June 16th, a commencement ceremony concluded the camp.

PCHS held Honors Night Tuesday, May 16.  Over 90 underclassmen were honored at the first ceremony.  They were recognized for being Honor Roll Students and Highest Grade for their academics classes.  Several students also received Technical College honors from their coursework at Central Georgia Technical College.  After the underclassmen program, the Senior Class was honored.  23 Scholarships were awarded, Highest Grade Academics, Technical Credits, and Graduation Cords were presented.  Following those presentation, 45 Honor Graduate were recognized.  To be a honor graduation, a senior must have an overall academic weighted GPA of 90 or above.  At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Salutatorian and Valedictorian were presented.   The Salutatorian is the senior who has been enrolled at PCHS for at least seven semesters and has the second highest weighted GPA.  The Valedictorian is the senior with the highest weighted GPA.  Pictured below are PCHS 2017 Salutatorian Jared Coronado (left) and Valedictorian T.J. Silva (right).