The HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT 2017 PECI Yearbook can be ordered online! Click here to order yours today!
Do you want a deal on your 2017 Yearbook? Order this year's book and pick up previous year's for $50 each as a package deal. Did you forget to get your Gr. 9 book? Get one, while supplies last, for $50, when you order this year's yearbook for the same amazing price. These package deals are limited, while supplies last on a first come first serve basis. Make your orders today until Friday at lunch outside Jr Caf.
The 2017 Yearbook can be ordered for a price of $60. We are now offering savings on package deals. If you order this year's yearbook and buy a yearbook from a previous year you can get both for $100. That's $50 each! If you are in Grade 12 and missed getting all the other years and now would like to get a full set, you will be getting a really good deal at $200. These package deals are only available while supplies last.
Please see Mrs. Clarke if you have questions. Do not live a life of regret and miss out crystalilzing your memories!
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Calling All Grade 11 - 'Class of 2018 Parents' - Please Consider Paying it Forward and Volunteer at Graduation 2017!
It is that time of year once again and School Council members respectfully request that you please considering paying it forward and volunteer to help out at this year's Graduation 2017 event. Next year will be your student's big year so please consider helping out and making this year's event a night to remember for the 'Class of 2017' by lending some of your time.
We need your help - details are available by clicking here. Thank you in advance for giving of yourself. It takes a village and Prince Edward County stands behind its grads! We look forward to celebrating all of the achievements of our graduates at Graduation 2017 on the evening of June 29th.
Two teams of PECI programmers took part in a board-wide computer programming contest requiring them to program a computer to solve a series of challenging tasks. At the end of the competition our grade 12 team, consisting of Iain Cameron, Ryan Haskin, and Jake Sullivan had captured 2nd place overall, and the grade 11 team of Nolan Belnap, Wyatt Gilbert, Hannah Hungerford, and Patrik Kelemen placed 3rd. As a result of these finishes the teams have been invited to move on to represent our school board at an Eastern Ontario Regional Contest to be held at Queen's University at the end of April.
Thank you to coach Mr. Kulenkamp for your support and leadership in organizing this event for the District! It is great to see our students excelling in critical & creative thinking. #HPECompetencies #PantherPride
Need formal wear for prom or another special event? Prom Project will be held at Quinte Secondary School in Belleville on April 6th.
A bus will be leaving PECI at 11:30 am to head for QSS. Sign up and pick up a permission form in the Main Office.
Everyone deserves to look and feel their best for prom!
Please speak to Ms. Etmanski or Ms. McMahon if you have questions about the event!
Registration for The Hastings and Prince Edward District School Boards 2017 Summer School Online Program is now open. Please click here for details regarding offerings and registration details.
Please speak to your Guidance Counselor if you have questions about registration or contact Roger Ramsay, the Summer School Coordinator if you have other questions: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
The Prince Edward Collegiate Institute Theatre Arts Program proudly presents this year's student production of William Shakespeare's MacBeth.
Public Performances - Curtain Opens at 7:00 pm:
Thursday, April 6th, 2017
Friday April 7th, 2017
Saturday April 8th, 2017
All tickets are complimentary thanks to the generous sponsorship of The Awesome Foundation and Prince Edward County Arts Counil. Seating is limited. Reserve your tickets by visiting Books & Company in beautiful downtown Picton or email Director Matt Sheahan at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We look forward to seeing you at the PECI's theatre where Something Wicked This Way Comes!
The local Hastings Prince Edward Health Unit has issued a high alert warning for students and youth in the local area. In recent weeks, highly dangerous drugs have been discovered in circulation and have been linked to several youth deaths in Eastern Ontario. These deaths have resulted from youth consuming drugs containing illicit fentanyl that appeared to be prescriptions that were illegally sold on the street as well as marijuana, cocaine and other street drugs that were laced. These drugs and the risk they present are confirmed to be present in our region. These drugs are highly addictive and in many cases deadly even in small amounts; the chance of over-dosing is extremely high.
As always, the best decision is to avoid the consumption of any illegal or street drugs as that is really the only true way to be safe. If you do make the choice to use drugs or you believe someone has slipped you a drug at a party and you begin to feel ill, contact help immediately- DO NOT WAIT TO SEE IF THE EFFECTS WEAR OFF. Similarly, if you see someone who has consumed something and they are acting strangely, show your caring by contacting help or calling 911 immediately. You need to know that fentanyl is NOT a second chance drug and not something to take a risk with.
All opioids prescription and non-prescription have a risk of overdose. Opioids are a depressant drug, which means that they slow down the part of the brain that controls breathing. Overdose of opioids can result in death because breathing stops.
Students are encouraged to read more from the Hastings Prince Edward Health Unit by clicking here.
Parents are also encouraged to read more by clicking here. The Health Unit has issued a letter to parents that can be viewed by clicking here.
Panthers...be safe, live clean & be well. As always, look out for one another.
We stress that it is never acceptable or condoned to take illegal drugs. We want our students to be well educated regarding the risks that exist in the local Hastings Prince Edward area and how they can help others who may become at risk. This message is shared in partnership with the Hastings Prince Edward Health Unit as we work together to keep our students safe, healthy, prepared and empowered for the possibilities of today and tomorrow.
