The grand opening of the Indian Valley Fitness Center and Makerspace, located at Plumas Charter School’s Indian Valley Academy, marked not only a milestone for the community—but also a proud moment for IVA students.

For Plumas Charter School’s new outdoor education teacher, Darcy Page, learning isn’t limited to the classroom—it’s rooted in curiosity, connection and time spent outdoors.

When Emily Fullerton graduated from Plumas Charter School in 2022, she wasn’t sure exactly where her path would lead—but she knew she wanted to make a difference. Just a few years later, the former student has come full circle, returning to PCS as a special education teacher and earning her teaching credential through Cal Poly Humboldt’s residency program.

The 2025 season hasn’t been easy for the Plumas Charter Warriors varsity volleyball team—but through highs and lows, they’re building character, resilience and momentum.

Plumas Charter School’s Chester Learning Center students recently wrapped up their hands-on culinary course with a celebratory brunch, marking the culmination of weeks spent learning the art of cooking, hospitality and teamwork under the guidance of local restaurant owner Carol Franchetti of Carol’s Prattville Café.

Plumas Charter School has recently redefined several key leadership roles at the Quincy Learning Center and within its Business Office, strengthening support for students, families and staff across the school community.

A 2021 graduate of Plumas Charter School, Madeline Goss now returns with a Bachelor of Science in Equine and Ranch Management from Feather River College, a clear vision for the future and the passion to give back to her community.

Mountain Valley Parents Club (Quincy Site) is inviting the community to lace up their running shoes and join in the Monster Dash 5K Family Friendly Fun Run on Sunday, October 19, at Feather River College.

The Plumas Charter Warriors have opened their football season with an impressive 2–1 record, showing grit, teamwork and community spirit both on and off the field.

Plumas Charter School’s Quincy Learning Center welcomed students and families to its first-ever Back-to-School Night for seventh through twelfth graders on Thursday, Sept. 11.

Plumas Charter School is strengthening its commitment to student well-being by participating in a statewide initiative aimed at expanding access to mental and behavioral health services on campus.

This season, a quiet crisis threatens the Friday night lights—and even the future of other sports across the region. The North Section California Interscholastic Federation (NSCIF) has warned athletic directors that a critical shortage of officials is making it increasingly difficult to keep games running as planned.

Congratulations to Indian Valley Academy alumna Zoe Hitson, part of the Plumas Charter School Class of 2024! After crossing the graduation stage, Hitson ventured to Carrington College’s Sacramento campus to pursue a certificate in dental assisting.