Pinckney Community High School

06/18/2026

Check out The Hub in downtown Pinckney!

06/11/2026

Pirate musicians take on Cedar Point!

06/08/2026

PCHS is hiring! If you are passionate about creating a learning and work environment where every student and adult feels connected to one another and the school, empowered to lead, and prepared to do whatever they want to do next, apply! https://pinckneypirates.schoolspring.com/

06/05/2026

PCHS Community,

We did it! It's been a great school year, and we are so thankful for your partnership! Check out this week's newsletter for...

NEW
-Gratitude & Transitions
-Celebrating Our Retirees
-2nd Semester Report Cards
-PCHS Main Office Summer Hours
-Graduation Livestream Recording
-Graduation Photos
-Senior Transcript Requests
-Test Out
-Link Crew Training Days
-First Day of the 2026-27 School Year

ONGOING
-Keep the Learning Going this Summer w/ IXL!
-Medication Pick-Up
-2026-2027 School Year Registration Dates
-Summer School
-PTO Happenings
-Student, Staff Member, & Freshman of the Week
-What we did in Seminar today
-Monthly NHS after-school tutoring dates
-Our monthly character strength
-Our electronic device policy
-LivCo Truancy Protocol
-Weekly bell schedule
-Monthly lunch menu
-Important dates
-Athletics and community ed info
-Counselors' College & Career Corner
-Local community opportunities and resources
-PCHS Journalism Class's "The Anchor"

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Have a wonderful summer, Pirates!

PCHS Updates

06/04/2026

The key to the building has been passed! With Mr. Hermann’s retirement, Ms. Rose will now be the PCHS team member with the longest tenure in the current PCHS building. The dedication of these two knows no bounds!

06/04/2026

A huge thank you to the Detroit Pistons Brand Marketing, Integrated Marketing, and PR Teams for joining Mrs. Sweeney’s College and Career class via Google Meet today! Students had the opportunity to learn about careers in sports marketing, public relations, and the exciting work that goes on behind the scenes with the Pistons organization. We appreciate your time, insights, and advice as you inspired the next generation of marketing and PR professionals! 🏀

Special thank you to Sydney Sweeney, Pinckney graduate and Brand Marketing Coordinator for the Detroit Pistons for helping organize this great opportunity for our students.

06/01/2026

Choosing a career path after graduation can be stressful but there is a lot of great information out there to help!

Did you know Pinckney High School offers business classes like Accounting, Marketing, Stats, Economics?

Check out this great info on Business Majors!

Business Degree Return on Investment

The average ROI for a bachelor’s degree in business is 915%; the degree pays for itself after 7 full years in the workforce.

The ROI for a Bachelor of Business is based on a starting salary of $74,199 and an initial investment of $241,870.

$120,515 is the average cost of tuition and fees (including room and board) to earn a Bachelor of Business; this represents 49.83% of the total initial investment.

A recent graduate with a Bachelor of Business can expect to earn a lifetime total of $7.051 million.

Among workers aged 25 to 64 with a Bachelor of Business, median earnings for 2022 totaled $80,120.

Compared to all bachelor’s degree holders aged 25 to 29 years old, business majors’ median earnings are equivalent to 110.11% (meaning they make 10.11% more than their peers).

With a Bachelor of Business, an advanced degree boosts median earnings 29.1% (to $96,280 in 2022) over a bachelor’s alone ($74,570 in 2022).

Unemployment was 11.1% lower among business majors compared to all bachelor’s degree holders aged 25 to 29 in 2022.

17.8% of recent bachelor’s degree earners majored in business.

Check out the site below for additional information!

See the potential return on investment (ROI) of a degree by education level and the ROI on a bachelor's degree by major.

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

💪🏼💪🏼

Congratulations to the girls of Pinckney Pirate Track and Field that earned all-state honors at today’s MHSAA D2 Girls Track & Field Finals were Maddie Baugh, Brooklyn Reason, Jaelyn Ray, Julia Garcia & Davea Crowe. The 3200 relay of Baugh/Reason/Ray/Garcia placed 5th; Ray was 1st in the 3200 & 2nd in the 1600; and Crowe was 4th in the 300 hurdles.

Way to go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️