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PCS Journal with Al Ruechel
February 2020PCS Journal with Al Ruechel and Superintendent Dr. Michael Grego.
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Curlew Creek Elementary students use art to fight hunger
Students help fight hunger by creating empty bowls as an fund raising project.
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Pinellas Technical College - National Signing Day
150 PCS seniors are signing letters of intent to attend Pinellas Technical College.
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Grades & Grit - Jacob Harrison
Meet Jacob Harrison, a star swimmer, wrestler and scholar from Largo High who earned a perfect score on the SAT.
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Students recognized for Kids Tag Art project
Students were recognized for their automobile license plates artwork.
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College and Career Centers
The College and Career Centers are the hub of information and support for students and families.
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Juniors job shadow at Nielsen Research
Juniors job shadowed at Nielsen Research to learn about different careers paths.
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Azalea Elementary School receives Start With Hello Week Award from Sandy Hook Promise
Feb. 28, 2020 – The Award of Excellence was presented to the school on Wednesday.
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District AVID students outperform peers nationally
Feb. 28, 2020 – Last year, 95% of PCS seniors participating in AVID sat for at least one Advanced Placement exam, compared to the national rate of 39%.
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Health and safety message
Feb. 26, 2020 - The Centers for Disease Control issued an update on the coronavirus. Currently, there are no cases in Pinellas County or in Florida.
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Student Surreal Art Exhibition at the Dali Museum
Feb. 24, 2020 – The theme of the exhibit is “Irrational Technology." Student art will be on display through March 8.
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Seniors: Complete the FAFSA soon
Feb. 21, 2020 – Don't miss out on opportunities to get federal financial aid for college
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Student art on display at the Morean Arts Center
Feb. 20, 2020 – Seventy-nine students had their artworks selected for the Word & Image Elementary School Exhibition.
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It's no joke to make online threats
Feb. 20, 2020 – The #ItsNoJoke awareness campaign is aimed at addressing school threats made by students in Florida, as these threats can result in felony charges.
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Two seniors named U.S. Presidential Scholars candidates
Feb. 17, 2020 - Jacob Harrison and Alexander Theophilopoulous were selected as U.S. Presidential Scholars candidates from nearly 3.6 million students.
