Quincy facility makes progress

Plumas Charter School staff from Chester, Quincy and Taylorsville met at Indian Valley Academy on November 22nd, 2021 to discuss new policies, project updates, program progress and student data.

PCS Students partner with SBTS to create trails and connect communities

Ninth through twelfth grade students at Plumas Charter School are invited to learn marketable skills through the grant-funded Career and Technical Education Program

State representatives meet in Indian Valley to discuss needs after the Dixie Fire

Plumas Charter School broke ground in August 2021 on their new site located at 1425 E. Main Street in Quincy.

An end-of-year backpacking trip marks graduation from eighth grade, plus boosts outdoor leadership skills.

A June graduation ceremony celebrated the graduating Class of 2021. Congratulations!

A donation from the Indian Valley Thrift Shop Association made two end-of-year field trips possible for Greenville Learning Center students.

Fifth-graders at the Greenville Learning Center composed personal narratives about their school experience during the COVID pandemic to contribute to a living history project organized by the Mt. Jura Gem and Museum Society.

Teachers, staff, family, and friends gathered to celebrate graduating Quincy and Indian Valley sixth-graders in two June ceremonies.

Students in kindergarten through sixth grade danced and lip-synced to "We're All In This Together" in a collaborative end-of-year video edited and produced by ninth-grader Lilah Washburn.

At a special board meeting April 12, the PCS board members hear about a proposed material revision to the charter, along with PUSD oversight, a COVID update, and a grant spending plan.

Indian Valley Academy alumna Julianne Cook offers a week-long creative advertising workshop for current IVA students.

At their March meeting, members of PCS's board of directors hear about the latest facility news, program changes due to easing of COVID restrictions, student assessment results, and more.

Fifth- and sixth-graders at the Greenville Learning Center use STEM concepts and skills to build leprechaun traps.

Quincy Learning Center students ride bikes to a rockclimbing lesson at Feather River College as part of their Ecology and Recreation outdoor education class.

Back-to-back grants enable expansion of PCS's career technical education program, with focus on teacher credentialing and pathway coordination.

Thanks to a generous donation, PCS has been using Lifesize video conferencing technology to keep students connected during distance learning.

Plumas Charter School's support organization, the Mountain Valley Parents Club, raises money for two causes during holiday fundraiser.

A golf tournament presented by the Mountain Valley Parents Club raised nearly $4,000 for Indian Valley Academy and the Greenville Learning Center.

Students at Indian Valley Academy in Taylorsville hosted local supervisor candidates in a virtual forum event for the community.

During the first week of September, students at all four PCS learning centers headed back to school as they participate in the new hybrid educational program.

At a special board meeting Aug. 12, the PCS board of directors voted to offer a hybrid educational plan this fall, combining on-site programs with distance learning and independent study options.

Our executive director, Taletha Washburn, offers her perspective on the decision to offer hybrid learning this fall.