The Plumas Warriors' baseball and softball teams have embarked on their 2025 seasons, encountering both triumphs and trials as they strive for success on the field.​

Indian Valley Academy students impressed and inspired the community on April 3 with their annual student Showcase—held for the first time on the high school campus in Greenville.

PCS is inviting all Plumas County students in grades 7–12 to an exciting and educational opportunity to explore careers in public safety on Thursday, April 10 at the Plumas Sierra County Fairgrounds in Quincy.

Plumas Charter School students recently showcased their skills and determination at the Winters FFA Fabrication Contest, held on March 14, at the PG&E Gas Safety Facility in Winters, CA.

Spring is in the air, and with it comes an exciting opportunity for families considering Plumas Charter School (PCS). Open Enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year begins Monday, March 10, and runs through Monday, April 21.

The Plumas Charter Warriors' varsity boy’s basketball team saw their postseason hopes dashed on February 25, falling to the Biggs Wolverines 81-62 on the road. The loss ended the Warriors' four-game winning streak and marked the conclusion of a successful season that saw them finish with a 25-6 overall record.

Plumas Charter School is sowing the seeds of collaboration through its newly announced partnership with the Lost Sierra Food Project (LSFP). The program is designed to cultivate hands-on learning and sustainable agricultural practices among students.

In a heart-pounding start to the postseason, the Plumas Charter varsity boys basketball team secured a dramatic 65-63 victory over Loyalton High School on Thursday, February 20.

The Plumas Warriors varsity basketball teams had an exciting week, showcasing resilience and determination on the court. The girls’ team gained a win against Elk Creek, while the boys’ team continued their dominant run. Meanwhile, the much-anticipated Alumni Tournament brought a mix of nostalgia and competitive spirit to the court.

Early Bird Café, a revival of the much-loved Greenville High School program, is back—thanks to IVA's culinary class, led by the one and only Veronica Tilton. It’s a place where, once a month, Friday mornings become gourmet adventures (with a side of fun).

As the Warriors head into the later part of the 2024-2025 basketball season, both the boys and girls varsity teams of Plumas Charter School have showcased remarkable performances, highlighting their dedication and competitive spirit.

Students at Plumas Charter School’s Quincy Learning Center got an up-close lesson in dairy education when Dairy Princess Aubree Eddy stopped by to share her knowledge about California’s dairy industry.

Accompanied by chaperones and their dedicated music teacher, Dr. Jane Brown, the IVA band students traveled to San Francisco to experience a live performance of the Nutcracker Ballet at the iconic War Memorial Opera House, a trip blending artistic inspiration with holiday magic.

Representatives from Plumas Charter School joined educational leaders from across California gathered for the annual Charter Schools Development Center (CSDC) conference from November 18-20.

Amy Branch, a special education teacher at Plumas Charter School, serves students at Indian Valley Academy and the Chester Learning Center with dedication and creativity. Her teaching journey, which began in the Bay Area and evolved across various roles, has led her to become a cornerstone of the SPED program at PCS. Beyond teaching, she mentors other SPED teachers and finds joy in creating innovative strategies to support her students, fostering confidence and success in their learning journeys.

The first-annual Warriors Alumni Volleyball Tournament brought together former players, students and community members all while raising funds for the Warriors junior high and high school volleyball programs.

Plumas Charter School is progressing into year two of its California Community Schools Partnership Planning Grant by beginning implementation. This phase is guided by insights from a thorough needs and assets assessment.

Quincy Learning Center hosted its highly anticipated "Walk, Bike & Roll to School Day" on October 10, 2024, transforming an ordinary Thursday morning into a festive community celebration.

Sixth-grade students from Plumas Charter School experienced the annual Feather River Education (FREd) week at the beginning of October. The four-day camp, sponsored by the Plumas County Office of Education, gives students the chance to engage in hands-on learning while exploring the rich natural resources of Plumas County.

This September, a group of nine Plumas Charter students in Chester are getting a rare opportunity to learn from one of the region’s most beloved restaurateurs, Carol Franchetti owner of Carol's Café in Prattville.

Greenville’s favorite football tradition is making a triumphant return this September. The 11-man, full-contact football game, held on September 14 at the Greenville football field, aims to bring people together for an evening of fun, competition and camaraderie, all while supporting the Plumas Warriors athletic program.

IVA is excited to announce the start of the school year at its new location at the former Greenville High School campus. The move from Taylorsville to Greenville, completed in July 2024, was made possible through an eight-year rental agreement between PCS and Plumas Unified School District.