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Port Charlotte High School

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Port Charlotte High School is a high school located in Port Charlotte, Florida, USA. It is attended by approximately 2220 students from Grades 9 - 12. The school opened in 1981. Port Charlotte High School's athletic team is the Pirates. The school's much-vaunted Model United Nations team and the PRIDE of Port Charlotte Marching Band are noteworthy for their skills in past performances.

Model United Nations

The school's Model United Nations (MUN) is frequently recognized for its distinguished performance at conferences at both the national and international level. The team has won honors at both national and international conferences, as well as multiple awards at noteworthy conferences including Yale University, University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown University, Brown University, and Montreal.

Key Club

Port Charlotte High School's Key Club had the prestigious honor of receiving the Governors Citation Award. The PCHS Key Club is one of 17 schools in Florida to receive this award.

Notable Alumni

John Hall is a place-kicker for the NFL and has played for the New York Jets and the Washington Redskins. Anthony Hargrove is a defensive end who has played for the Buffalo Bills and the St. Louis Rams.

NJROTC (Naval Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corp.)

Port Charlotte High School's NJROTC program has a reputation for excellence. PCHS NJROTC has a Drill Team, Color Guard Team, Rifle Team, Academic Team and a Physical Fitness Team which meets before or after school hours. These teams compete against other NJROTC, Air Force, JROTC, Army JROTC, and Marine Corps NJROTC units in the tri-state area of Alabama , Florida and Georgia . All competitions are held at major colleges/universities with ROTC programs or at a military installation. These teams also compete against all NJROTC units throughout the United States at home postal matches. The practices are normally held two or three days a week after school during the entire school year. This is an equivalent commitment as participating in a varsity sport. Members of these teams are eligible to qualify for additional NJROTC medals and ribbons, including the PCHS letter. The PCHS NJROTC unit has two laudable instructors: Senior Chief Roman Leal, the instructor of our Naval Sciences 1 (freshmen) and 4 (seniors) courses, and Commander John Mcguire, the instructor of our Naval Sciences 2 (sophomores) and 3 (juniors) courses. If you are a student at PCHS, or will be in the future, NJROTC is definatly a fine course to consider.