Performance Learning Center
The Carrollton City Schools Performance Learning Center (PLC) is a non-traditional school setting serving grades 9-12.
The PLCs were started by Communities In Schools (CIS) of Georgia during the 2002-2003 school year and have now expanded throughout Georgia and in other states in the CIS network. PLCs are an initiative of Communities In Schools, and are one of the many programs designed to effectively and efficiently address both the academic and human service needs of students and their families.

The Performance Learning Center (PLC) at Carrollton High School is a special program for students in grades 9-12 who learn best in a smaller, more focused setting. It combines challenging schoolwork with personal support, using online lessons and hands-on projects to help students succeed. We understand that success means something different for everyone. Our program guides each student to discover what success looks like for them, taking into account their unique strengths and challenges.
Our goal is to help students graduate and prepare for life after high school, whether that is college, a career, or other opportunities. Students are encouraged to plan their futures and take real steps to achieve their goals. Whether you want to finish school early, take college classes while in high school, or catch up on credits, the PLC provides a flexible and supportive environment that helps students grow in many ways.
As the program director and an educator with over 22 years of experience, I understand the importance of meeting a student where they are. It is my pleasure to support our students as they navigate the challenges and opportunities both inside and outside of school, ensuring they receive the best of both worlds at the PLC.
Welcome to the Carrollton High School Performance Learning Center — a personalized path to success!
- Mrs. Regina Hytower
Assistant Principal, Performance Learning Center Director & Alternate Program
