PCS honors retiring teacher Inge Stock.

On the evening of June 7, family, friends and community members came together at Feather River College to celebrate Plumas Charter School’s class of 2024.

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

PCS presents enchanting prom at Plumas County Courthouse

The Plumas Healthcare Careers Exploration Spring Institute (PHESI) reached its conclusion on May 17, marking the culmination of an enriching journey for nine ambitious high school students.

Chester Learning Center hosted a fun-filled end-of-year BBQ on May 14. The event was a vibrant display of community spirit, student leadership, and shared success.

PCS students were invited to participate in Plumas Underburn Cooperative's annual firefighting training program: Plumas Cal-TREX

Turner McIntyre and Braden Harris, two seniors from Plumas Charter School’s Indian Valley Academy, have been selected to participate in the prestigious Lions All-Star Football Game on June 22, 2024.

Charter students produce promo video for hospital medical conference. Plumas Charter School is thrilled to announce the successful collaboration between its talented video production students, under the guidance of instructor Greg Willis, and Plumas District Hospital.

In an exciting culmination of their exploration into avian habitats, students from Plumas Charter School’s Indian Valley Academy completed a hands-on project to build birdhouses tailored to the needs of local bird species.

After over a decade of dedicated service, we bid a fond farewell to a cherished member of our Plumas Charter School family: Pam Lyman. Lyman has been an integral part of our community since 2010, serving as the administrative assistant at Indian Valley Academy.

Charter and district collaborate: Plumas Charter School (PCS) and Plumas Unified School District (PUSD) have decided to compromise in order to provide sustainable programs to students and to best serve Indian Valley as the community rebuilds.

Innovative healthcare-exploration program continues to grow.

Dessert Bingo fundraiser hosted by MVP: Quincy takes place on Saturday, March 2 from 3 p.m to 5 p.m at the Quincy Veterans Hall.

PCS partners with Plumas National Forest; provides firefighter training for students

PCS hosted a winter frost dance for seventh through twelfth-graders at the Quincy site.

Plumas Charter hosts Harvard graduate, Julia Meinhardt as guest speaker at the Chester Learning Center.

Indian Valley Academy ninth-graders explored the Lost Coast during their multi-day backpacking adventure in October.

Mountain Valley Parents Club to host the first Run Run Rudolph 5K to fundraise for the Quincy site's after school program.

PCS led focus groups with administrators, teachers, students and the board of directors as next phase of CCSPP grant.

Jesse Lazzarino, welding instructor at Feather River College and owner of Lazzarino Machine Works is bringing his expertise to students at Plumas Charter School as the new coordinator of the manufacturing and metal fabrication pathway.

Quincy learning center kids walk, bike and roll to school, safely participating in the national campaign: Walk & Roll to School Day

Fifth-and-sixth-grade students from IVA and Quincy experienced Volcano Adventure Camp at Lassen Volcanic National Forest.

Usually one of the first faces to greet students at Plumas Charter School’s Quincy Learning Center, Mandi Fullerton is the regi-STAR of the business office.

Rhonda Wayson is a new employee at PCS, taking on the new role of community resource coordinator thanks to a community-schools grant from the California Department of Education.

The Quincy Learning Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the compleation of the solar install at back-to-school night.

Plumas Charter School welcomes Phil Rader as the new Quincy Site Director! His background in law enforcement, retail and the military has given him a passion for education that he is excited to share with students, staff and parents at PCS.

Eight students from both Plumas Charter School and Plumas Unified completed the Technology Career Exploration Summer Institute (TESI) on June 28th.