Pelham City Schools works to support and foster school-related 
communications among parents, students, staff, and community members.
The district and school websites provide a comprehensive source of information about our school system along with a calendar, news and updates, contact information, maps, photos, and more.
Pelham sports news, team schedules, and more about middle and high school athletics can be viewed at PelhamHighAthletics.com.
Other information about our schools is communicated through the PCS Express eNewsletter. PCS Express is produced during the school year and contains important district information, plus features on students, upcoming events, and more. The eNewsletter is sent via email to parents, staff, and any community members who have signed up to receive the emails. If you’d like to sign up to receive the eNewsletter, click here.
Pelham City Schools uses Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to keep parents, students and community members connected with updates on school and district news, student achievements, and events.
Another communication tool used by schools and the school district is the parent notification system. Pelham City Schools uses the School Messenger Parent Notification System to provide timely communication to parents and staff members by phone and/or email regarding school delays and cancellations, district and school emergencies, attendance, and other important school news.
In addition to emails and phone calls, custodial parents may opt-in to receive text messages.
- If you have not already opted to receive these messages, it’s a simple process. Just text “Y” or “Yes” to 67587 from your mobile device. More details.
- Please note: Only the mobile device numbers of the custodial parents on the student’s record in PowerSchool are eligible to receive the text messages.
Additionally, many classes and groups use Remind and/or Google Classroom to communicate with students and parents about class assignments, updates, reminders, etc. Access codes are typically provided to students and parents at the beginning of the school year. Visit your student's teacher(s) websites to find out more about how the teacher communicates with students and parents.