In 2018, Piqua Central Intermediate School was recognized by the Ohio PBIS Network and State Support Team 10 and received a silver award, which is the highest rating you can receive in the 2nd year of PBIS implementation. In conjunction with the Indian Initiative and the Indian Way, the PBIS movement has established a positive school culture that not only sets the highest of expectations for academics, but also features the highest expectations for behavior by students and staff.

In 2017, Piqua Central Intermediate School was recognized by the Ohio PBIS Network and State Support Team 10 and received a bronze award, which is the highest rating you can receive in the first year of PBIS implementation. In conjunction with the Indian Initiative and the Indian Way, the PBIS movement has established a positive school culture that not only sets the highest of expectations for academics, but also features the highest expectations for behavior by students and staff. The staff at Piqua Central were also given the opportunity to attend the PBIS State Showcase in Mansfield, Ohio to share with other schools around the state the school's identity of the Indian Way. 

In 2016, PCIS became a WFSS International Partner School by completing the Iron Giraffe Challenge. After reading "A Long Walk to Water" by Linda Sue Park, our 6th grade ELA students were inspired and motivated to raise $1,000 to place a water drilling rig in South Sudan in order for children there, especially young ladies, to have clean water. By doing so, these children no longer had to carry water to their tribes and could now attend school.