Our counselors are here to work with students to build a schedule that meets state graduation requirements as well as each students' needs. Together with parents, we want to help students prepare for graduation and life after high school.
Change of AddressChanges of address may be processed in person at our district office or with the Counseling Secretary in the Counseling Office.
Items needed: - Completed Change of Address Form - Lease or Mortgage Statement for new address - Current utility bill with new address Please note that the student's parent/guardian must be listed on the lease/mortgage statement to be accepted and utility bills must be current within 30 days. Cut off notices cannot be accepted. If you reside with someone else, your change of address must be processed in person at the district office and a residency affidavit will need to be completed. For more information please contact our district office (405) 491-7631. Google Classroom
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PC North has subscribed to Parchment! Current students may use this service to request official copies of their transcripts and even have them sent to colleges, or universities at no cost. |
Course InformationYou can find the selection of available high school classes here: Course Catalog
Scheduling & Course CorrectionsDuring Spring pre-enrollment all students submitted course requests in a one-on-one meeting with their academic counselor. Classes were built and staffed based on student course requests and student schedules were created based on those requests. In the event that a student's first choice was unavailable, students were placed in one of their chosen alternates. If there is an error in a student's schedule a correction may be requested. Please note that any changes to a student's schedule may result in the entire schedule being changed. Counselors cannot guarantee that only the requested course will change.
Students who tried out or auditioned for a sport or activity do not need to contact their counselor if they make the team. All coaches and directors will submit their rosters to the counselors for schedule updates. Counselors will contact students directly in the event of a conflict. PCN operates on a seven hour school day. All students, including seniors, students enrolled in concurrent classes, and those enrolled at Francis Tuttle, must be enrolled in seven hours regardless of credits. The deadline for schedule corrections has passed. |
Letters of Recommendation
Some universities and scholarship applications require a student have letters of recommendation- letters from people like teachers, counselors and coaches that speak to the student's academic performance, character, community involvement, and more. Students get these letters by asking people, often faculty, to provide one.
Students should give recommenders at least 2-3 weeks notice before any deadlines.
Complete the Request for a Letter of Recommendation Form, this is a fillable PDF document. Download the form to your device to complete it and email it as an attachment to your counselor and/or teacher(s). If you already have a resume’ prepared, please also include it in the same email.
Click here to access the form.
If you are applying to colleges, using an electronic forum; such as Common App, SEND EDU, or others then there is no need to request a transcript. Your counselor will be able to send your transcript electronically through the secure electronic document service. Please make sure that you have correctly entered your counselor's email address when completing your application. Contact information for your counselor may be found on the Contact Us tab on this website.
Students should give recommenders at least 2-3 weeks notice before any deadlines.
Complete the Request for a Letter of Recommendation Form, this is a fillable PDF document. Download the form to your device to complete it and email it as an attachment to your counselor and/or teacher(s). If you already have a resume’ prepared, please also include it in the same email.
Click here to access the form.
If you are applying to colleges, using an electronic forum; such as Common App, SEND EDU, or others then there is no need to request a transcript. Your counselor will be able to send your transcript electronically through the secure electronic document service. Please make sure that you have correctly entered your counselor's email address when completing your application. Contact information for your counselor may be found on the Contact Us tab on this website.
Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent classes (sometimes called duel-enrollment) allow high school students to earn college credit while in high school. Concurrent enrollment is an important academic decision and should be carefully considered. Senior concurrent college enrollment students are eligible for up to 18 hours of tuition waiver during their senior year in high school during the summer, fall and spring terms. Juniors are eligible for up to nine hours of tuition waiver for concurrent enrollment. Tuition waivers for juniors are subject to institutional funding availability depending on the legislative appropriation for the current fiscal year.
THERE ARE OTHER COSTS TO CONSIDER. Students are financially responsible for course fees, books, supplies, transportation, and parking permits. Students should contact their chosen college or university for details. Online classes generally have additional fees, do require a significant time commitment, and require regular access to a computer and the internet.
Every concurrent college course grade will go on students' high school transcripts. This includes courses taken during the summer semester. A student’s college transcript is a permanent record. Grades will impact high school and college grade point averages (GPA), future financial aid eligibility, admission to institutions of higher education, and eligibility to continue concurrent college enrollment.
Making the decision to pursue concurrent enrollment classes should be done in collaboration with the student, their parent/guardian, and their high school academic counselor.
Concurrent Quick Glance Guide
Concurrent Enrollment Guide for Parents
The Concurrent Approval Form for your chosen college must be completed prior to enrolling for semester classes. Students may print the form from their chosen college's website or pick up a copy in the PC North Counseling Office. Please note that student schedules will reflect a full schedule of high school classes until proof of enrollment in concurrent classes has been submitted to their academic counselor.
Additional Concurrent Resources:
Learn about OCCC's concurrent enrollment process here
Learn about UCO's concurrent enrollment process here
Learn about Rose State's concurrent enrollment process here
THERE ARE OTHER COSTS TO CONSIDER. Students are financially responsible for course fees, books, supplies, transportation, and parking permits. Students should contact their chosen college or university for details. Online classes generally have additional fees, do require a significant time commitment, and require regular access to a computer and the internet.
Every concurrent college course grade will go on students' high school transcripts. This includes courses taken during the summer semester. A student’s college transcript is a permanent record. Grades will impact high school and college grade point averages (GPA), future financial aid eligibility, admission to institutions of higher education, and eligibility to continue concurrent college enrollment.
Making the decision to pursue concurrent enrollment classes should be done in collaboration with the student, their parent/guardian, and their high school academic counselor.
Concurrent Quick Glance Guide
Concurrent Enrollment Guide for Parents
The Concurrent Approval Form for your chosen college must be completed prior to enrolling for semester classes. Students may print the form from their chosen college's website or pick up a copy in the PC North Counseling Office. Please note that student schedules will reflect a full schedule of high school classes until proof of enrollment in concurrent classes has been submitted to their academic counselor.
Additional Concurrent Resources:
Learn about OCCC's concurrent enrollment process here
Learn about UCO's concurrent enrollment process here
Learn about Rose State's concurrent enrollment process here
Francis Tuttle
PCN students have the opportunity to attend Francis Tuttle Technology Center tuition free! Interested students may apply in the C&C office!
Explore Career Training Programs at FT here! Click HERE to apply! See Mrs. Redus in the College & Career Office with questions! Or email her at [email protected]. |
Virtual Education
Putnam City Virtual is a free, online education for elementary, middle and high school students residing within the Putnam City school district. Putnam City has partnered with Edgenuity to complement our educational offerings. Edgenuity has certified teachers and is an established leader in developing and providing quality 3-12 content. When you enroll in Putnam City Virtual classes, you'll be a Putnam City student. You will work with Putnam City counselors and enrollment staff. However, when you sit down at a computer to take courses, at the other end of the connection will be the technology, staff and resources of Edgenuity.
PC North students interested in virtual school should speak to our virtual school counselor. For the 2023-2024 school year, the application for Spring semester is closed. Virtual School is a SEMESTER commitment. Learn more about PC's virtual school program here.
PC North students interested in virtual school should speak to our virtual school counselor. For the 2023-2024 school year, the application for Spring semester is closed. Virtual School is a SEMESTER commitment. Learn more about PC's virtual school program here.
Graduates & Former Students
Diplomas
Graduates who did not pick up their diploma may do so Monday-Friday between 7:30am and 3:30pm. Diplomas must be picked up in person and cannot be mailed. Students are provided one copy of their diploma. Diplomas are a legal document. Putnam City North cannot provide reprints or additional copies.
Transcripts
Putnam City North subscribes to Parchment for transcript and record services. Parchment may be used to request a copy of your transcript or to request your transcript be sent to a post-secondary institution. Please visit www.parchment.com to create an account and submit your transcript request.
- Recent graduates may request transcripts for free until August 1st of their graduating year.
- Alumni transcripts will incur a fee of $3.95 to send or receive.
Graduates who did not pick up their diploma may do so Monday-Friday between 7:30am and 3:30pm. Diplomas must be picked up in person and cannot be mailed. Students are provided one copy of their diploma. Diplomas are a legal document. Putnam City North cannot provide reprints or additional copies.
Transcripts
Putnam City North subscribes to Parchment for transcript and record services. Parchment may be used to request a copy of your transcript or to request your transcript be sent to a post-secondary institution. Please visit www.parchment.com to create an account and submit your transcript request.
- Recent graduates may request transcripts for free until August 1st of their graduating year.
- Alumni transcripts will incur a fee of $3.95 to send or receive.