Family, friends and educators celebrated the PCS class of 2023 with a graduation ceremony in early June.

Two Plumas Charter School learning centers held sixth-grade graduations to mark the completion of elementary school.

PCS collaborated with Westwood High School, Chester High School and Seneca Healthcare District to bring Plumas Health Education Spring Institute (PHESI) to Chester students.

A group of high school students from Quincy spent four days touring four different colleges in May.

During the solar-panel install at the Quincy Learning Center, team members from GRID Alternatives taught students about the benefits of solar energy.

Students 15 years and older who are interested in exploring careers in technology are invited to join the Tech-Career Exploration Summer Institute (TESI) beginning June 12, 2023.

Small town, big party! PCS hosts Prom 2023 in Taylorsville

Ninth-grade students from Plumas Charter School’s Indian Valley Academy finished a three-part reforestation project in the Dixie Fire burn scar this spring.

In April, 15 students from Plumas Charter School traveled to Fort Bragg for a scientific field trip to study whales and ocean ecology thanks to adults with ties to Plumas County.

Mountain Valley Parents Club's Color Run was fun for both adults and kids!

IVA and GES Parent Clubs put on community talent show for students

PCS was awarded a California Teaching Credential (CTC) grant that will provide funds for five classified employees to obtain their teaching credentials.

Students celebrated Dr.Seuss' birthday and Read Across America Week with activities, dress-up days and lots of reading.

The most popular employees at PCS just might be certified therapy dogs, Tucker and Gus. Their job is to support students at all PCS sites.

PCS staff cleans up the aftermath of the February 2023 blizzard and welcomes back students after multiple snow days..

Into the woods! Quincy and IVA seventh-graders spent a week at Westminster Woods adventure camp in Sonoma County.

PCS took 22 students to see "Dear Evan Hansen" at the Pioneer Center in Reno. The teens experienced a Broadway musical with an important message.

Chester Site Coordinator, Keri Reed teaches a new dual-enrollment college algebra class in partnership with Feather River College.

Mel Strahm, special education teacher named "Outstanding Educator" for 2022/2023 school year

Highschoolers from Quincy and IVA explore Tomales Bay during their grant-funded field trip.

Sixth-graders experience the majesty of the natural resources in Plumas County during Feather River Education (FREd) week in Meadow Valley.

Plumas Charter School scored higher than the state’s average in both English Language Arts and Mathematics, marking the fifth year of steady score increases for PCS.

Ms. Cindy gives tennis lessons to kindergarten through fifth-grade students.

Mountain Valley Parents Club hosts two parent-night-out events in October.

PCS expands arts, media and entertainment program through CTE grant.

Students, parents and community members toured the new PCS Quincy site a week before the start of school.

After seven years of anticipation, the new PCS TK-12th grade school in Quincy opens in time for the 2022/2023 academic year.

PCS wins outdoor education grant to serve Indian Valley students post Dixie Fire.