Tiger Update

Tiger Nation! 🐅

Quarter 3: Week 8 ⚓

What a week to celebrate!

We packed the Jungle and earned a huge 77–62 victory over Pickerington High School North in the Big Game! I am incredibly proud of the way our fans and student section represented our school, with pride, passion, and class. The energy was electric, the sportsmanship was outstanding, and Tiger Nation was at its best.

Our High School Information Night was also a great success. Thank you to everyone who attended and engaged in important conversations about the road ahead. As we move through the registration process, please take time to review scheduling information with your students (see information below). Our School Counselors are currently meeting one-on-one with students in grades 9–11 to ensure they are scheduled in the right courses for next year. Since we staff classes based on course requests, schedule changes are very limited the following year and are only granted for board-approved reasons. Thoughtful planning now makes a difference later, thank you for partnering with us on your student’s academic journey.

Congratulations to our Robotics Team! For the first time, we entered five teams in a bridge-building competition with over 150 teams competing, and four of our teams advanced to States. Next weekend, they will compete for one of 20 qualifying spots for the World Tournament, which includes 800 teams from over 60 countries.

Our winter sports teams are also moving into postseason play, showing grit, teamwork, and excellence. Congratulations to State Bowler Kelli Howiler, our Girls Basketball team competing in the District Finals, and our Girls and Boys Wrestling teams heading into Sectional competition.

These are exciting times for Tiger Nation. Let’s keep the momentum going, stay focused, and continue pursuing excellence, ensuring every student has the opportunity to RYFP: Reach Your Full Potential.

Sail on, Tiger Nation! 💨

As Always,

Tigers T.I.E.
(Trust, Integrity, & Empathy)

Mr. Parker

February 13th: (Please talk to your Senior!) Graduation RSVP for seniors past-due. Please use your school email to RSVP. See the Senior Corner and submit the google form. (we are missing over 100 forms)

February 24th - March 11th: School Counselors meeting 1:1 with individual students (9th-11th grade) for course registration. This is happening through Social Studies classes.

March 4th: Panorama Survey Administration... (AM Survey Bell Schedule)

March 5th: OMEA preview concert PAC - Band and Choir - 7 p.m.

March 13th: End of the 3rd grading period. No School for students. Teacher Records Day

March 13th: Band OMEA Contest at Teays Valley

March 14th: Choir OMEA Contest at Upper Arlington (Symphonic @ 9:40 a.m., Chorale @ 11:00 a.m.)

March 18th: ACT Testing for Class of 2027... All other students learn from home that day.

March 19th-22nd: Pickerington Central Theatre Presents: Mama Mia!

March 27th: Building wide St. Patrick's Day(ish) Trivia Competition (AM Survey Schedule)

March 28th: Jazz Band will be performing at OSU for their "High School Jazz Band Day!"

March 30th - April 3rd: Spring Break!!!

Tiger Family and Friends!

This week, we started registering for courses for the 26-27 academic year at PHSC. We are very excited to be taking this next step with you and your student. During the scheduling season, we will be providing you and your students with information on how to request classes for the 26-27 school year.

To support you in making the most informed decisions possible, you can use the Scheduling Supplements below to start researching your possible course requests. We strongly encourage you to have your students speak with their current teachers about what courses they recommend for your students at the high school.

Pro Tip: A great way to start researching and planning is to use the appropriate Scheduling Form associated with your graduating year and the Program of Studies. Couple this with speaking with your current teachers, and this will help to make the very best decision when requesting classes.

Dates to Remember:

2/19: Grad Requirements Presentation

2/20: How to Schedule Presentation

2/25 - 3/11: Individual Meetings Through Social Studies Classrooms. If you do not have a Social Studies class, please do not worry, your school counselor will call you down

3/12: All requests due in the system

Scheduling Supplements:

PHSC Scheduling HUB

Program of Studies

Per the Ohio Department of Health, all students entering grade 12 must show documentation of

having received two doses of Meningococcal (MCV4) vaccine before being allowed to attend school

in the fall.

Please see the attached information.

Course Fee - Please Read

As the semester comes to a close, we want to make sure all students have what they need to finish strong! Please take a moment to check your student’s course fees in the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. These fees help provide the curriculum and classroom materials your student uses every day.

You can easily view and pay fees by logging into your Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Thank you for helping us ensure every student has the tools they need to succeed!

Outstanding Fee

Students and families can pay outstanding school fees online using the links in Infinite Campus. It is important to stay ahead of this as students progress through high school as unpaid fees will affect students' graduation and transcripts their senior year. Please reach out to the school if you have questions or need financial assistance.

The Senior Corner of the newsletter contains all of the important information for our students in the Class of 2026. Be sure to check it out every week to make sure you don't miss the fun.

Updated Information:

Class of 2026 Senior Timeline

* Please note that this document is FLUID. Dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Please check frequently and see Mrs. Melton with any questions.

Graduation RSVP & Staff Selection

* This form is REQUIRED for ALL GRADUATES.

* We need to know a). if the student is intending to attend graduation and b). if so - who they would like to hand them their diploma.

*Please note: the Staff is NOT required to attend graduation

** If a Student does NOT fill this form out, they will automatically be placed with either Mr. Parker or Mrs. Wells.

Class of 2026 Baby Photo Submission Form

* The baby photo will be used with their cap & gown photo at graduation

* ONE picture per student. Any student with more than one photo submitted will default to the first picture that was sent in.

It's time to order your cap and gown and Senior Accessories!

Administrators: Roshawn Parker, Principal

• HB410 / Attendance - Carly Wells, Lead Assistant Principal

• A-Gi - Michael Yinger, Assistant Principal

• Gl-Or - Lazaro Fuentes, Assistant Principal

• Os-Z - Joseph Cooper, Assistant Principal

• PHSC School Counselor Weekly Update: 2/16/2026

  How to see your School Counselor:

  Please use your counselor's link below to request a meeting

  Mrs. Dashner (A-Co)

  Ms. Perez (Cr-Ho)

  Miss Hoffman (Hu-Moon)

  Mr. Peirano (Moore-Sh)

  Mrs Mattox (Si-Z)

  26-27 Scheduling:

  As we begin scheduling for the upcoming school year, the PHSC Counseling Office is excited to share that we have started our individual, one on one meetings with every current PHSC student. This personalized scheduling process is something we are very proud of. While many high schools rely solely on large group presentations or online course requests, we intentionally meet with each student individually to ensure thoughtful academic planning and meaningful connection.

  This approach reflects best practice in comprehensive school counseling programs and aligns with the student centered model supported by the American School Counselor Association. These meetings allow us to review graduation requirements, discuss academic progress, explore postsecondary goals, and ensure that each student’s schedule reflects both their needs and their aspirations.

  Most importantly, these conversations provide students with dedicated time and individual attention from their school counselor. We value the opportunity to connect with every student, answer questions, provide guidance, and advocate for their success. We truly enjoy this time with them, and we believe the one on one care they receive is a distinctive strength of the PHSC experience.

  Dates to Remember:

  2/25 - 3/11: Individual Meetings Through Social Studies Classrooms. If you do not have a Social Studies class, please do not worry, your school counselor will call you down

  ATTENTION DATE CHANGE:

  Due to recent adjustments at the district office that were outside of our control, we needed to move our scheduling deadline from March 20 to March 12. We appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we work to meet updated district timelines while continuing to provide individualized support to our students.

  Scheduling Supplements:

  PHSC Scheduling HUB

  Program of Studies

  **While you are waiting to meet with your counselor, use the days leading up to that conversation to talk with your teachers about classes for next year. They can help you think through your options and provide recommendations on what courses you should consider taking. Remember, if you don’t have a Social Studies class, that’s fine - we will still call you down.

  EFCTS Application:

  Sophomores! The EFCTS application has opened up. Please use this link to submit your application: EFCTS Application

  If you need help filling out the application, please use this guide to help you through the application: EFCTS Steps to Apply

  You can still apply, but the priority deadline has passed. Please still get your application in if you are interested.

  College Applications and Transcript Requests

  Important Information about deadlines: It is important to be aware of your application deadlines. PHSC requires no less than 10 school days to fulfill all transcript, scholarship, and letters of recommendation requests for college materials.

  Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

  The FAFSA is open!!!.

  Prior to October 1, students/parents can set up their FAFSA ID. The FSA ID is required for completing the FAFSA. Students/Parents, make sure to meet the FAFSA deadlines. The deadlines are different for each college/university.

  Ex. (Students are strongly encouraged to verify information on college websites, as the dates listed below are subject to change)

  Bowling Green State University's FAFSA deadline is February 15, 2026.

  The University of Cincinnati FAFSA deadline is February 1, 2026.

  FAFSA Application Quick Guide provided by SchooLinks.

  Free ACT for Juniors

  The ACT test will be given to all JUNIORS on Wednesday, March 18th, 2026. There will be NO SCHOOL for all Freshman, Sophomores, and Seniors on March 18th. Freshman, Sophomores, and Seniors will be required to complete work at home on March 18th and turn it into their teachers when they return to school. JUNIORS should report to school as usual on March 18th and arrive at their testing location by 7:55am. Late admittance will not be permitted per ACT policy. The test should end around 11:45AM. Buses will be provided. If you do not wish to take the test, please fill out the ACT JUNIOR OPT OUT FORM.

  
  This link PHSC ACT for Juniors Information has the newsletter which contains detailed information regarding the free ACT. Details about the testing locations will be posted soon by the counseling office.

  Students in AP Classes - this DOES NOT apply to Pre-AP courses

  AP Fees were posted this week, with the expectation that exams are paid by April 24. If you feel you/your student should qualify for free or reduced exam fees, you must complete the form linked below. It will be reviewed by our finance office, and if you qualify your fees will be reduced/removed. Important note - late cancellation/late order fees of $40 are not covered by free/reduced fees.

  In order to be considered for free/reduced testing fees, please complete the Educational Benefit Form as soon as possible. Per our finance office: "the form must be filed with the district in order for families to overtly share household income, household size, and state benefits with the district to be eligible for a fee waiver... This form must be filed annually, only applies to the year of application, and cannot be used in retro or future years."

  To be considered - please complete the form linked above (by clicking on "apply for benefits" on the page) no later than April 1, so it can be processed in time to be applied to the student's IC and College Board accounts.

  Please check out our PHSC AP Google Site for any information regarding AP exams and logistics. This site will be updated and sent out rather than an email or document. The ordering deadline is passed. If you wish to order a late exam or cancel an existing order please reach out to Ms. Hoffman (ashlee_hoffman@plsd.us); there will be a $40 late order/cancellation fee.

  Fairfield County Workforce Development Center

  No update this week

  Career Center Students:

  Mr. Peirano and Ms. Hoffman are the counselors who work with Eastland and Fairfield Career Centers, respectively. We will make in-person visits to each career center on a regular basis to keep you connected with Central events and happenings. We will also send weekly homeschool updates via your EFCTS email and Remind101 texts. Please use the information below to join our Remind texts as a parent or student:

  Eastland: Text @phscecc to 81010

  Fairfield: Text @phscfcc to 81010

  Satellite: Text @phscsat to 81010

  Please join the School Counselor’s Google Classrooms:

  The Counseling office will be keeping you informed of important information regarding your future plans and events, and deadlines that the School Counselors work with. If you have not already done so, please join our Google Classroom to stay informed:

  Class of 2026 rugnepm

  Class of 2027 6plgntd

  Class of 2028 437pgrk

  Class of 2029 75rgh2hy

  
  

College Credit Plus

PHSC CCP Liaison-Jennifer Dashner (jennifer_dashner@pld.us). Please reach out with any questions.

Any student who signs up for a College Credit Plus (CCP) course must complete all required CCP steps. Registering for a CCP class in scheduling does not automatically enroll you in the program.

CCP Information (including the presentation from the parent/student meeting as well as the declaration of intent to participate for the 26/27SY).

1. Review the PLSD CCP Website (link above).

2. Declaration of Intent to participate in CCP is due by April 1 for participation in the 26/27SY (link above)

3. Apply to the college you plan to take your CCP classes (refer to the college's CCP Website)

Reminder of Required CCP Steps
1. Submit the CCP Intent Form by April 1 (Required Annually)
This form must be completed every year by any student planning to participate in CCP-even if the student has taken CCP courses in the past.
2. Apply to the College/University
Students must apply to the college or university where they plan to take CCP courses.

• If a student has already been accepted to that college in a previous year, they do not need to reapply.

MTC: MTC Summer CCP Course Offerings: Email Cal Morris (morrisc@mtc.edu) from your MTC email and CC: Jennifer Dashner your course requests. Registration for Fall begins on April 1.

CSCC: 3/30/26-Last day to drop full-term classes.

CSCC Registration Information: Summer 2026 registration is not affected by the upcoming system changes. Students enrolling for summer 2026 courses should follow all current enrollment processes. Complete the registration form and email it to Mrs. Dashner (jennifer_dashner@plsd.us)

There is a new application (Workday) for admission for new students enrolling in Autumn 2026, and it will be available mid-April. Training information for students on how to navigate Workday, including onboarding and registration steps, will be available in the coming weeks

Students who have not previously applied to Columbus State must complete the College Credit Plus (CCP) application: cscc.edu/apply

• What Happens After Students Apply?

• Beginning in late March 2026, new CCP applications will be processed. Students will receive a welcome email from Columbus State in early April outlining required onboarding steps.

  Students will complete the following tasks:

  • Setting up their CState login credentials and college email

  • Granting proxy access for parents/guardians

  • Uploading a completed CCP Parent Permission Form

  • Completing the CCP Student Questionnaire

  • Uploading the CCP Registration Agreement

  • Once CState approves the CCP Registration Agreement, students will receive an email telling them they can register for their on-campus or online courses. They will then register for the approved courses in Workday

  ** Students will not be able to register for classes until all required tasks are completed.

  Continuing CSCC CCP Students

  Prior to registering for each semester, continuing students will upload their CCP Registration Agreement in Workday and will have the ability to update various pieces of information. Once CState approves the CCP Registration Agreement, students will receive an email telling them they can register for their on-campus or online courses. They will then register for the approved courses in Workday.

See picture below:

See PDF attached below:

Fairfield County Workforce Development

🎤 Mock Interview Volunteers Needed!

Seniors will have the opportunity to participate in Mock Interviews and receive valuable feedback on both their interview skills and resumes from experienced business professionals. Professionals in our community, who would like to volunteer to interview our Seniors, should email Julie_brunner@plsd.us.

Dates & Locations

• March 2–3: Pickerington Central

• March 6: Pickerington North

Student Sign-Up

• Central Seniors: Sign up with your Senior English 12 teacher

• North Seniors: Email Julie Brunner at julie_brunner@plsd.us to schedule a time

🏢 Senior Career Fair – Field Trip Opportunity

On March 19, Seniors may attend a field trip to the Senior Career Fair at the Fairfield County Workforce Center. Students will meet area employers and learn about careers in:

• Healthcare

• Skilled Trades

• Banking

• Manufacturing

• And more!

Student Sign-Up

• Central Seniors: Sign up with Senior English 12 teachers

• North Seniors: Email julie_brunner@plsd.us

🛠 Workforce Center Pre-Apprenticeship Programs (Juniors)

As students begin planning for next school year, juniors will learn about the one-year pre-apprenticeship program at the Fairfield County Workforce Center. They will be presented with the information through their English 11 classes

• Water/Wastewater Management

• Carpentry

• Electrical

• Plumbing

• Manufacturing Technology

• HVAC

• Phlebotomy

🎓 Career Support for Juniors & Seniors

Students may work with Mrs. Brunner throughout the year on the following:

• Career Skills Workshops: Resume writing and interview preparation

• Mock Interviews & Career Fairs: Practice opportunities with professionals

• OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal: Support earning this graduation credential

• Career Assessments: Inventories to identify strengths and career pathways

• Future Focus Career Speakers: Weekly industry speakers

• Career Readiness Resources: Job postings and tools via Google Classroom

• Job Shadowing-Complete this form to request a placement to observe a career. Mrs. Brunner will do her best to find these opportunities.

https://fairfielddd.my.canva.site/transition-workshop-attendant-flyer

Career Readiness Google Classroom Codes

• Central: fcbhtwi

• North: wsjrdt2

• Pickerington Academy: ef3f6vz

🏅 What Is the OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal?

The OhioMeansJobs-Readiness Seal is a high school diploma credential that verifies a student has demonstrated essential professional skills such as work ethic, collaboration, and critical thinking. These skills are validated by mentors in real-world settings.

• Recognized by employers and colleges

• Can be used as one of the required seals for graduation

• Recommended for any student who has a job or volunteers regularly

📄 Students should complete the required form and submit it to their school counselor

Several students ask about Spring Language testing. Please note that we will not be offering the AAPPL this spring, as that assessment is administered in the fall. Additionally, because the OPI/WPT offered limited language options, we have selected a different testing provider, ALTA, for the Spring administration.

Spring Language testing will take place on the following dates and locations:

• March 24 – Pickerington North, Lecture Hall

• March 26 – Pickerington Central, Big Study Hall (Room 115)

This testing opportunity is only for current high school students. Junior high students will not participate in this administration.

Please join our PTSO!! See attached information on how to join.

Student-athletes continuing their athletic career at the collegiate level need to ensure they are taking the correct high school courses and meeting NCAA initial eligibility requirements. Please do not wait to ensure you are meeting the requirements.

NCAA Guide for College-Bound Student-Athletes 2025-2026

Find PHSC’s (or other high schools attended) Approved High School Courses

NCAA Initial Eligibility for College-Bound Student-Athletes Presentation

If you have questions, please contact

PHSC Contact: Jennifer Dashner (jennifer_dashner@plsd.us)

Athletic Department:

Lisa Morelli - Athletic Director (lisa_morelli@plsd.us)

Evan Doughty - Assistant Athletic Director (evan_doughty@plsd.us)

Katie Thielman - Athletic Secretary (katie_thielman@plsd.us)

Office Number - (614) 548-1825

Tigers in Action this week (2025 - 2026)

Athletic Events 3/2 - 3/8

Athletic Notification

Winter Sport season is here and P2P fees will be added in Infinite Campus. You will receive a notification when the fee has been added. The due date for winter P2P fees is November 21st.

Important Reminder: Any athlete that has a previous P2P fee not yet paid, will not be able to participate in their winter sport. Fees can be paid directly in your Infinite Campus Parent Portal, check, cash (exact change), or by credit card. Please feel free to call Central Athletics with any questions or concerns!

Tickets

Purchase individual event tickets or our 2025 - 2026 Yearly Athletic Passes through the link below:

https://www.plsd.us/students-families/community/event-ticketing

2025 - 2026 Tiger Club Pass (students) - $53.00

2025 - 2026 Central Club Pass (adults) - $103.00

Ticket Prices for Varsity Events - $10 Adults / $8 Students

Ticket Prices for Lower Level Events - $7 Adults / $5 Students

Students should have a student ID available to provide for entry

All students K-8 will need to be accompanied by an adult for entry

PHSC Athletic Website - All Teams, ALL Seasons

To get the latest Tiger Teams information, visit our website for schedules, information, directions, etc.

https://pickeringtoncentral.bigteams.com/

Final Forms for Parent/Athlete Registration

https://pickerington-oh.finalforms.com/students

NFHS Live Streaming Link for all Home Events

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/

TIGER ATHLETICS

LISA MORELLI

PHSC ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

With basketball season kicking off, please see and adhere to the expectations below:

The PCABC has created a scholarship opportunity for student athletes in the PHSC graduating class of 2026 and we are hoping you would be willing to share the information in your next few newsletters. The details are below but if you would like any additional information please let me know.

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Student Athlete Scholarship Opportunity – Class of 2026
The Pickerington Central Athletic Boosters Club is proud to offer two $500 scholarships to graduating senior athletes. Eligible students are encouraged to review the application details and apply by Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM.

Picture #1- Titus O'Neal High Flying with a between the legs dunk in transition!

Picture #2 - The student section show up in grand fashion for the main event (Central vs. North)

Picture #3 - Landon Evans scores his 1000th point in a win vs. Pickerington North (77 - 62).

The City of Pickerington is hiring for all positions including Pool Manager, Assistant Pool Managers, Lifeguards and Front Office Staff for the Pickerington Community Pool this summer. We hire several students who currently attend or have graduated from Pickerington Local Schools and hope to continue in the future.

Contact Information for Ms. Lea Carrigan:

Email:

lcarrigan@fcdlibrary.org

Phone number:

(740) 653-2755 ext. 162

At Pickerington Central, our expectations regarding cell phone use will remain consistent; however, enforcement will now extend beyond the classroom to include the hallways and the lunchroom.

Upon entering the school, if a student is found using or visibly carrying a cell phone, the device will be confiscated immediately by an administrator, unless there is documented medical authorization on file with the school nurse or administration. Once students enter the classroom and throughout the class period, phones must remain out of sight and not visible to remain in compliance.

This practice will take effect at the start of the new year.

Progressive consequences will apply as follows:

• First offense: Student may retrieve the phone at the end of the school day.

• Second offense: A parent/guardian must pick up the phone.

• Third offense: A meeting will be held with the student and family to determine next steps moving forward.

We understand that this change requires a strong partnership with our families. We ask for your support in discussing these expectations with your student prior to the start of the new year, helping them understand the purpose behind this adjustment and reinforcing the importance of compliance.

Thank you in advance for your support with this important initiative as we work together to create an environment focused on learning, responsibility, and student success.

As Always,

Tigers T.I.E.
(Trust ,Integrity, & Empathy)

Stay in the Game!

Don't Flake Out Photo Submission

We want to celebrate the many ways families support students in showing up, staying engaged, and staying in the game—even during the winter months!

Families are invited to submit a photo that shows how you support your student’s attendance. This could include morning routines, encouragement before school, walking to the bus stop, celebrating attendance milestones, or any moment that highlights your family’s commitment to being present every day.

How to Enter

• Submit a photo showing how your family supports regular school attendance

• Complete the form below and upload your photo

Important Dates

• Submissions will be accepted January 20- February 28th

• Deadline to Submit: February 28

• Raffle Drawing: March 2

Raffle Prize

All submitted entries will be entered into a raffle for one set (2 tickets) of Columbus Crew tickets. Winners will receive tickets to either the March 14 or May 2 game (dates subject to availability).

Share the Fun

After submitting your entry, feel free to share your photo on social media using the hashtag
#StayInTheGamePickerington or #DontFlakeOutPLSD

Need Help Uploading?

If you experience any difficulty uploading your photo, you may email your submission directly to:
Jeff_Comer@plsd.us (Please include your child’s name and school in the email.)

Thank you for partnering with us to support attendance, engagement, and success. We can’t wait to see how your family helps students Stay in the Game!

Submission Link

We are proud to partner with The Stay in the Game! Attendance Network, in collaboration with the Columbus Crew, to launch a new initiative to improve student attendance: "Stay in the Game! Keep Learning Every Day!"

September is Attendance Awareness Month, and we understand the importance of daily attendance for our students' academic and social-emotional growth. Missing a day of school here and there may not seem like much, but absences add up quickly:

● Missing just two days a month adds up to 20 days a year.

● That's 30 hours of math and 60 hours of reading and writing missed over the school year.

● These absences can add up to more than one full year of missed school by graduation!

During September, schools will host activities to encourage attendance:

We believe that regular attendance to school plays an important role in our students' academic success. Whenever possible, we ask that routine appointments and travel are scheduled outside of the school day.

In the event that a student will be absent from school, parents are asked to notify the school by 10:00 AM by calling the 24-hour Attendance Hotline, 614-548-1801. Additionally, please notify the school office in advance, either by phone or in writing, if your student will need to leave school early. Students must obtain a dismissal pass, and be signed out by the office before being permitted to leave the building. Please be prepared to show appropriate ID in order for the student to be released to you.

Also, please review the bell schedule for the starting times of the start of school along with each class period. It is imperative that students arrive on time for school and for their classes. Arriving on time gives students the maximum amount of instructional time in each class and correlates to success in the classroom. Please know that we extended our transition time by 1 minute to allow for a smoother transition. With this additional transition time, we expect all students to arrive at school and to each class on time. Let's make this a priority for our entire school community!!

For detailed information regarding PLSD's Attendance Policy, as well as The State of Ohio's Administrative Code, please refer to Board Policy 5200.

We encourage ALL of our students and staff to know the words to our Fight Song and be ready to sing it at games and special events. We even have a Fight Song challenge that we'll do in conjunction with Homecoming week. The tune is to 'On Wisconsin' so look it up on YouTube and get your vocals ready for this year's contest!!

Fight Song:

Purple White, Purple White

Wrap up that ole score.

We're the team with lots of pep

So let's pep it up some more.

Purple, White; Purple, White

Fight on to your fame.

Fight Tigers, Fight, Fight, Fight

To win this game!!

Pickerington High School Central

300 Opportunity Way

Pickerington, Ohio 43147

614-548-1800

https://www.pickerington.k12.oh.us/pickerington-central-high/