SUPERINTENDENT'S COFFEE
You're invited to join Dr. Timothy Edsell, CPCSC Superintendent, for our next Superintendent's Coffee, Sept. 12th at 7pm. He will be discussing current initiatives and provide updates on events happening at CPCSC.
Malfoy, Octa & Viper, who are starting their training as therapy dogs, visited CES Friday. They're trying to get acclimated to students and larger settings. They're 3 of the kindest and gentlest dogs one could ever want! The 10 week puppies were doing well with the commands!
STEMVersity!
Keeping Kids Curious is the goal of STEMVersity. Ray Crowe STEM Teacher, Briona Brown hosts the bi-weekly student group which explores the four prong STEM concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
"STEMversity is furthering the joy of STEM to younger students", says Ms. Brown. "The program is great in treating the students involved as proper little scientists, so much so that rather than refer to them as students they call them scholars and inform the kids that while students are forced to go to school, scholars choose to go to school to further their education". Ms. Brown says the students get to come in, be greeted as scholars and then they "dress for success" by putting on their lab coats, goggles, and lanyards. She says in just the two weeks that we have been doing this I've seen a kindergartener that has been quite reserved and quiet so far this year, get super engaged and always has his hand up to answer questions and in answering them he uses a loud projected voice. It is clear that he feels both seen and heard. Ms. Brown thinks that aspect is probably most important.
We caught up with the after school group on Thursday as they participated in lessons on aerodynamics, drag and force. The STEMVersity professors help students learn everything from definitions to hands on experiments like trying to use air to keep balloons aloft. The kindergarten through second graders seem to really enjoy this great learning opportunity which can make challenging concepts much more fun.
WCHS Tennis Nets Big Win!
On Thursday, we played at Franklin. The varsity won 5-0. The JV won 12-1. We will travel to Terre Haute for a tournament on Saturday.
CPEF Fall Grant Cycle Opens!
Free Car Seat Check!
Recess in Full Swing!
Kindergarten students at PCES were all smiles today enjoying one of several new playgrounds the school corporation installed over the summer.
PCES Spirit Week!
We finished the day showing some Warrior spirit, listening to a story with Mrs. Speight, and celebrating students who have reached one of our goals! #wearepces
Sunshine and Smiles!
CES students lined up today to get their first chance to play on their newly refurbished playground. New ADA compliant swings along with Gaga ball pits have been added and the entire playground has been resurfaced. There was not shortage of excitement.
Jerry is coming!!!
Join us at the WCHS football game to see Jerry Lasiter (Honorary Captain) and help us raise money for his CPEF scholarship. Whit's Inn will be hosting a dine-to-donate tailgate outside of the field. Eat, visit with Jerry & please make a donation! #whitsinn
Tennis Time!
On Tuesday, we played at Decatur Central. The varsity won 5-0 and the JV won 12-1. Each team is 7-1 overall and 3-0 in the conference. We host Columbus North on Thursday. Senior night begins at 4:45.
Free Car Seat Check!
E-Learning Day Tomorrow, Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Whiteland Senior Soars High with Eagle Scout Project
WCHS Senior, Logan Bast, recently completed his Eagle Scout Project which benefits his school district. Logan worked with CPCSC Operations Director, Sam Arnes on coming up with and completing the project located in the 8-acre wooded area between Sawmill Woods and Break-O-Day Elementary. “I had a lot of different projects in mind but when Sam mentioned that I could do this one I thought it was where I could do the most good”, said Logan. “We’re really proud of Logan”, stated Arnes. “Anytime a young man is willing to do something this challenging and to give back to his community it’s a tribute to his family, teachers and scout leaders”.
The project consisted of rebuilding the classroom environment inside of the wooded space where Logan and those who volunteered also helped clear the trails by cutting and moving fallen trees and clearing overgrowth to create wider paths. Signs were also made to help identify some of the tree species found in the nature area. The classroom environment consisted of constructing new picnic style tables and benches all built by Logan’s troop, BSA Troop #615. Logan proudly wears a bright red neckerchief that differs a bit from his fellow troop members, that’s because it belonged to his grandfather when he was a scout.
Logan will be recognized for his efforts at a future Clark-Pleasant school board meeting.
Tennis Team Wins Invitational!
On Saturday, we won the Mooresville Invite. We beat Mississinawa and Mooresville 5-0 each. The JV team also picked up 2 wins on the day.
We play at Decatur Central on Tuesday.
Free Car Seat Check!
E-Learning Day Wednesday August 30, 2023!
Week 2!
It's senior night for Whiteland Football against Kokomo. Bring the noise and protect the house! Can't make it out? WBSN has you covered. Tune in to "Whiteland Gameday" at 7:00!
Tonight
8 PM
📺(GAME): https://tinyurl.com/5n8xeyvz
📺(PREGAME): https://tinyurl.com/muv4tfk4
Middle School Students Sign up NOW for FFA!
We are formatting our middle school program differently this year offering middle school meetings prior to each month's high school meeting. The goal is to help Middle School students feel more comfortable with their start in FFA!
Spanish Honor Society Inductees!
On Tuesday, August 22nd, the Spanish Honor Society - El Guaraní Chapter had the pleasure of inducting 35 new members to its society. The new members are coming with an average GPA of 3.684! We are very excited to have this amazing group of students join us.
If you see any of our new members, please congratulate them!.
As always, a huge thank you to the World Language Department, Admin, and the WCHS faculty and staff for their support.
