Class of 2026 Profile - Briley McDaniel
Perry Central will be conducting athletic physicals for the 2026–2027 school year on April 21st at Perry Central High School (Fieldhouse). Any student planning to participate in athletics during the 2026–2027 school year must have a physical on file dated after April 1, 2026. Physicals will be offered for a minimal cost of $5.00.
• Students currently in 4th & 5th grade who are planning to participate in football, cross country, volleyball, basketball, golf, or track will need a physical.
• Students currently in 6th through 11th grade planning to participate in any sport, including cheerleading, will need a physical.
Students can pick up physical forms in both the elementary and high school offices. Please make sure the physical papers are in good condition—not folded, stained, or torn. We expect them to lay flat for the physician.
The following must be completed before the doctor will sign off on a physical. Your student will NOT be able to see the doctor if any of the following are not completed:
• History form must be completed prior to physical night. When writing the grade, it should be for the next school year (2026–2027).
• Parent signature(s) (two places—page 2 and bottom of page 5). On page 5, if your student lives with both parents, both must sign; if the student lives with one parent, that parent must sign.
• Student signature (two places—page 2 and top of page 5)
• $5.00 payment due the night of the physical
Timeframe:
Current Grades 4th–6th: 4:00 p.m.
Current Grades 7th–9th: 4:30 p.m.
Current Grades 10th–11th: 5:00 p.m.
*Everything over by 6:00 p.m.
• Students currently in 4th & 5th grade who are planning to participate in football, cross country, volleyball, basketball, golf, or track will need a physical.
• Students currently in 6th through 11th grade planning to participate in any sport, including cheerleading, will need a physical.
Students can pick up physical forms in both the elementary and high school offices. Please make sure the physical papers are in good condition—not folded, stained, or torn. We expect them to lay flat for the physician.
The following must be completed before the doctor will sign off on a physical. Your student will NOT be able to see the doctor if any of the following are not completed:
• History form must be completed prior to physical night. When writing the grade, it should be for the next school year (2026–2027).
• Parent signature(s) (two places—page 2 and bottom of page 5). On page 5, if your student lives with both parents, both must sign; if the student lives with one parent, that parent must sign.
• Student signature (two places—page 2 and top of page 5)
• $5.00 payment due the night of the physical
Timeframe:
Current Grades 4th–6th: 4:00 p.m.
Current Grades 7th–9th: 4:30 p.m.
Current Grades 10th–11th: 5:00 p.m.
*Everything over by 6:00 p.m.
#EarlyCollegeWeek has arrived! Perry Central Jr.-Sr. High School is proud to be a @CELLuindy-endorsed #EarlyCollege, helping students pursue their goals with purpose. To us, college means any training beyond a high school diploma: a 4-year degree, a 2-year degree, an industry certification, an apprenticeship, or military training. Join us all week as we celebrate Early College at our school! #PCCommodores
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We’re excited to share that we’ve been featured in Ascend Indiana’s new report, “The Case for Student-Led Businesses.” The report highlights the growing importance of student-led businesses and showcases how Indiana high schools—along with industry partners like Waupaca Foundry and Jasper Engines—are helping students build real-world experience and future-ready skills. Learn more about the report: https://www.flipsnack.com/7778BFD6AED/a-case-for-student-led-businesses/full-view.html. You can also view the full article on Commodore Manufacturing here: https://ascendindiana.com/case-study-commodore-manufacturing/
A big thank you to our partners and teachers for making these opportunities possible. Your support continues to open doors for our students in meaningful ways!
A big thank you to our partners and teachers for making these opportunities possible. Your support continues to open doors for our students in meaningful ways!
We want to thank our industry partners from Parker-Meggitt, Corn Island, Ohio Valley Gas, and the Central Midwest Carpenters Union for attending our welding roundtable earlier this week! It was a great discussion about employability and technical skills.
We would also like to thank our partners who helped our Introduction to Manufacturing students learn about different companies across the county—American Colloid, ATTC, Webb Wheel, and Parker-Meggitt!
We would also like to thank our partners who helped our Introduction to Manufacturing students learn about different companies across the county—American Colloid, ATTC, Webb Wheel, and Parker-Meggitt!
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Your global journey awaits. Next Tuesday, April 21st, Spanish III and Advanced Composition students invite you to explore 30 countries across five continents in a celebration of worldwide culture. After your "flight" returns, the journey continues closer to home. Finish the evening with a walk through Mrs. Poehlein and our art students' immersive paper-mâché experience—an artistic exploration of the unique spirit of Indiana.
Class of 2026 Profile - Scott Pruett
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