Tin Tran’s “Weave the Clouds, Forge the Waves” was selected Best of Show at the 2024 Juried High School Awards Exhibition ceremony. Hosted and juried by Pensacola State College’s Anna Society members, the exhibition is on display in the Charles W. Lamar Studio until Aug. 2. The awards ceremony held June 25 featured a collection of artworks by Escambia County and Santa Rosa County high school juniors and seniors.
Hosted and juried by the College’s Anna Society members, the exhibition will feature a collective of student artwork in all media from high school juniors and seniors who live in Escambia County and Santa Rosa County.
Pensacola State College’s Planetarium and Space Theater will show “Apollo and Beyond: Conquering Gravity” on Friday, July 12. The showing is set for 6-7 p.m. in the planetarium located in the Baroco Center for Advanced Technology, Building 21, on the Pensacola campus at 1000 College Blvd.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy will hold Information Sessions for potential students in May and June. Sessions are set for 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, and Tuesday, June 18, in Building 27, Room 2716, on the Pensacola campus. The campus is located at 1000 College Blvd., Pensacola.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy is unwavering in its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its students and staff. To realize this vision, the school has embraced the FortifyFL initiative, taking significant steps to enhance the safety and vigilance within its high school environment.
Finals week can be a stressful and overwhelming time for high school students. As parents and guardians, you play a crucial role in helping your children navigate this challenging period and ensuring they perform at their best. Here are 10 tips to support your high school student during finals week. Create a Calm and Organized…
The Interact Club is calling for volunteers to participate in their heartwarming initiative, the “Holiday Card Drive for Veterans.” This noble endeavor is dedicated to spreading holiday cheer to our nation’s deserving veterans through the power of handwritten cards.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy is not just a high school; it’s a vibrant community of students who engage in various activities and initiatives that enrich their educational experience. Here’s a glimpse into the recent happenings that exemplify the dynamic student life at Charter Academy.
Pensacola State College, PSC Charter Academy and WSRE-TV participated in the “Watson Family Foundation’s Second Annual Juneteenth: A Family Reunion for the Culture” held Saturday, June 17, in Museum Park in downtown Pensacola. On hand for the event were PSC administrators and faculty members – Director of Community and Special Initiatives Rameca Vincent-Leary, Business Department Head Michael Payne and Executive Director of Marketing Sheila Nichols, Charter Academy Principal Karen McCabe and WSRE-TV General Manager Jill Hubbs. PSC volunteer extraordinaire Vaughn Nichols also was at the festival to support the College.
“Education is everything. Education is how you build your potential to become the person that you can be,” retired U.S. Navy Capt. Timothy “Lucky” Kinsella told members of Pensacola State College Charter Academy’s inaugural graduating class. Seventeen graduates were honored at the commencement ceremony held May 18 in McMillan Auditorium on the Warrington campus.