Six Electrical Power Technology (EPT) students at PCC are craft scholarship recipients, courtesy of Evergy.

To be considered for the two-year renewable scholarship reward, students must be a Kansas or Missouri resident, must be enrolled full-time to pursue a degree in Electric Power and Distribution in Kansas or Missouri, be eligible to earn a Commercial Driver’s License and maintain a 2.5 GPA in the program.

Congratulations to these six EPT students:

Reis Brandt Matthew Ayala Grant Hebb Derek Scribner Caleb Keith Brent Escareno

Applicants were required to submit an…

Old Glory flies high at the newest community treasure in Pratt, Kansas.

The Rotary Club of Pratt donated funds for the purchase of a new flag and flag pole at the new Track and Soccer Complex.

Pratt Community College Athletic Director Tim Swartzendruber has had the honor of witnessing so many community businesses, schools and organizations come together in support of the new facility.

"We are extremely thankful to our local Rotary Club for their support at the Track Soccer Complex. Along with the great scoreboard, it adds class to the facility and will be extremely…

The Linda Hunt Memorial Library on campus at Pratt Community College has a special tradition every school year. They put up a flag that represents the country of students enrolled at PCC. 

There are 26 flags on display at the Linda Hunt Memorial Library for the Fall 2021 semester, which is the highest number of flags displayed at PCC to date.
“The Library has chosen to fly the flags of the home country for each student attending PCC on an F-1 VISA. The ability to recognize each student individually is very important. I remember a couple of years ago when a new student for…

Students stay busy from the minute they arrive on campus for Move-In Day, setting up their rooms and getting settled in with everything they need before classes start.

The Residence Life and Student Life departments at PCC do a lot to prepare for students to arrive, like handling paperwork, fielding calls about housing and making numerous arrangements, which can change with little notice.

They're also big, however, on one of the most important aspects of higher education: the overall college experience. Students often arrive unsure of how to go about meeting people and…

PRATT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2021-2022

NOTICE OF HEARING ON EXCEEDING THE REVENUE NEUTRAL RATE AND THE LEGAL BUDGET WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 AT 5:30 P.M. IN RINEY STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 312.

ZOOM ID: 92722945961.
 

Pratt Community College is committed to providing a safe environment for students, athletes, and spectators. Effective August 9, 2021 and until further notice, the guidelines below will be used to provide a positive experience for each of the groups.
 
Indoor Events (Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling)

All persons attending an event will be asked to wear a face covering. Social distancing is encouraged. Every other row of bleachers will be used. Concessions will be available. 

Outdoor Events (Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Track, Tennis)

Face coverings are recommended.…

Resident Assistant (RA) training is happening all week at PCC as we prepare to welcome students back on campus on official Move-In Day on Sunday, August 15.

RA's serve as campus leaders alongside their peers in the residence halls.

Residence Life Director Charles Keefer and Assistant Director Brad Luthe work with Pratt County officials and PCC Personnel to train and prepare RA's for their responsibilities.

The week is spent enjoying "energizer" and team building activities, sharing meals together and taking part in formal trainings.

The schedule is full of…