REE Youth Mental Health First Aid Training – Saturday, March 7, 2026
CPCSC parents, grandparents, caregivers, and community members are invited to attend Youth Mental Health First Aid, a blended training designed to help adults recognize signs of mental health challenges in youth, respond with confidence, and connect young people to appropriate support.
⚠️ Please Read Before Registering:
• This training is capped at 30 participants and registration is first come, first served.
• We kindly ask that you register only if you are able to fully commit to attending, as space is limited and we want to ensure those who can participate have the opportunity.
• This training includes 2 hours of required online self-paced pre-work, which must be completed prior to attending the in-person session on Saturday, March 7.
Participants will receive an internationally recognized 3-year Youth Mental Health First Aid certification. Lunch, snacks, drinks, and coffee will be provided during the in-person training.
Link to the sign up: https://forms.gle/U86vctNJ3F7iXQeW6
CPCSC parents, grandparents, caregivers, and community members are invited to attend Youth Mental Health First Aid, a blended training designed to help adults recognize signs of mental health challenges in youth, respond with confidence, and connect young people to appropriate support.
⚠️ Please Read Before Registering:
• This training is capped at 30 participants and registration is first come, first served.
• We kindly ask that you register only if you are able to fully commit to attending, as space is limited and we want to ensure those who can participate have the opportunity.
• This training includes 2 hours of required online self-paced pre-work, which must be completed prior to attending the in-person session on Saturday, March 7.
Participants will receive an internationally recognized 3-year Youth Mental Health First Aid certification. Lunch, snacks, drinks, and coffee will be provided during the in-person training.
Link to the sign up: https://forms.gle/U86vctNJ3F7iXQeW6
🐝 Spelling Success, Twice as Nice! 🏆
Congratulations to Raian Timur, a 5th grader at Grassy Creek Elementary, for winning the Johnson County Spelling Bee for the second year in a row!
Even more impressive, all top three finishers were Clark-Pleasant students, representing Grassy Creek Elementary, Pleasant Crossing Elementary, and Whiteland Elementary School.
We are incredibly proud of these students for their hard work, confidence, and academic excellence. Best of luck to Raian as he advances to the regional competition. We are cheering you on!
Read the Full article from the Daily Journal Here: https://dailyjournal.net/2026/01/19/grassy-creek-student-repeats-as-county-spelling-bee-champ/
Photo Credit to Daily Journal and Our School Principals
Congratulations to Raian Timur, a 5th grader at Grassy Creek Elementary, for winning the Johnson County Spelling Bee for the second year in a row!
Even more impressive, all top three finishers were Clark-Pleasant students, representing Grassy Creek Elementary, Pleasant Crossing Elementary, and Whiteland Elementary School.
We are incredibly proud of these students for their hard work, confidence, and academic excellence. Best of luck to Raian as he advances to the regional competition. We are cheering you on!
Read the Full article from the Daily Journal Here: https://dailyjournal.net/2026/01/19/grassy-creek-student-repeats-as-county-spelling-bee-champ/
Photo Credit to Daily Journal and Our School Principals
Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
As we enjoy a day off from school, we encourage our students, staff, and families to take time to reflect on why this day matters—Dr. King’s commitment to service, justice, equality, and love for others continues to inspire us all.
May we honor his legacy not just today, but every day, through kindness, empathy, and action.
As we enjoy a day off from school, we encourage our students, staff, and families to take time to reflect on why this day matters—Dr. King’s commitment to service, justice, equality, and love for others continues to inspire us all.
May we honor his legacy not just today, but every day, through kindness, empathy, and action.
Now Scheduling Registration Appointments!
The Clark-Pleasant Early Learning Center is excited to welcome our newest Preschool and Pre-K learners for the 2026–2027 school year!
🗓 Registration Appointments:
• Tuesday, February 4 | 4:00–6:00 PM
• Thursday, February 6 | During the school day
📌 Appointments must be scheduled in advance by scanning the QR code on the registration flyer or by clicking the link here: https://www.cpcsc.k12.in.us/page/2026-2027-preschool-registration
During your appointment, families will complete registration, submit required documents, and pay the $175 registration fee. Please be sure to bring all necessary paperwork to help your appointment go smoothly.
If your child will be eligible for Preschool or Pre-K next school year, we encourage you to schedule your appointment soon. We can’t wait to partner with your family and begin an exciting learning journey at CPELC!
The Clark-Pleasant Early Learning Center is excited to welcome our newest Preschool and Pre-K learners for the 2026–2027 school year!
🗓 Registration Appointments:
• Tuesday, February 4 | 4:00–6:00 PM
• Thursday, February 6 | During the school day
📌 Appointments must be scheduled in advance by scanning the QR code on the registration flyer or by clicking the link here: https://www.cpcsc.k12.in.us/page/2026-2027-preschool-registration
During your appointment, families will complete registration, submit required documents, and pay the $175 registration fee. Please be sure to bring all necessary paperwork to help your appointment go smoothly.
If your child will be eligible for Preschool or Pre-K next school year, we encourage you to schedule your appointment soon. We can’t wait to partner with your family and begin an exciting learning journey at CPELC!
🎓 Great News for Clark-Pleasant Schools!
Whiteland Community High School’s graduation rate climbed nearly 3% in 2025, reaching 96.09%—the highest rate in the past 15 years. This milestone reflects the dedication of our students and the collective efforts of teachers, counselors, and administrators who support them every step of the way. Through strong instruction, intentional leadership, and a guided pathways approach, WCHS continues to ensure students stay on track and graduate on time. We couldn’t be prouder of this achievement and the teamwork behind it!
Read the Daily Journal Article here:
https://dailyjournal.net/2026/01/13/graduation-rates-up-at-4-johnson-county-high-schools-2-report-decrease/
Whiteland Community High School’s graduation rate climbed nearly 3% in 2025, reaching 96.09%—the highest rate in the past 15 years. This milestone reflects the dedication of our students and the collective efforts of teachers, counselors, and administrators who support them every step of the way. Through strong instruction, intentional leadership, and a guided pathways approach, WCHS continues to ensure students stay on track and graduate on time. We couldn’t be prouder of this achievement and the teamwork behind it!
Read the Daily Journal Article here:
https://dailyjournal.net/2026/01/13/graduation-rates-up-at-4-johnson-county-high-schools-2-report-decrease/
School Board Meeting Recap | Celebrating Excellence
The School Board Meeting last night was filled with celebrations of excellence across our corporation—from staff recognitions to student success in the classroom, on the field, on the lanes, and beyond. What follows is just a brief list, but it hardly captures how truly amazing each of these individuals and teams are or the impact they make every day. We also extend a heartfelt thank you to our School Board members, during School Board Appreciation Month, and all year long, for their leadership, dedication, and continued support of our students, staff, and community.
🎓 Central Nine Students of the Month – January
Congratulations to:
• Carter Waalkens – Exercise Science
• Jimmy Yarger – Construction Trades
• Leah Chirinos – Criminal Justice
🏈 Whiteland Community High School Football Honors
All-State Athletes:
Jordan Palmer, Dane Kunz, Jason Branscum, Javon Devon-Posey
Academic All-State Athletes:
Jordan Palmer, Dane Kunz, Ian Lewis, Zander Hite, Jason Guevara, Henry Teagardin, Christian Magness
🎳 WCHS Bowling Team
A huge congratulations to the WCHS Bowling Team and Coach Shannon Burnell on an incredible perfect 10–0 season!
Team Members:
Ben Verel, Leland Tharp, Brayden Rutter, Benjamin Burnell, Dean Rodgers, Riley Tousios, Renny Latham, Bella Brothers, Kelsey Beck, Michael Watkins, Wyatt Gautheir
🎾 WCHS Boys Tennis Recognition
• Academic All-State Team
• All-District: Quintin Gieseking, Gavin Ricke, AJ Stephenson
• All-Conference: Quintin Gieseking, Gavin Ricke, AJ Stephenson, Grady Gillespie
🎶 Staff Recognition
Congratulations to WCHS Band Director Pete Sampson, who was selected as a Distinguished Member of the Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters’ Fraternity, Gamma Chapter (Indiana).
🌟 Recognize Excellence – January 2026
Certified Employee of the Month:
Ali McElwain – School Psychologist, CPLEC
Classified Employee of the Month:
Jim Ash – Maintenance, Operations
We are incredibly proud of all who were recognized and thankful for the families and community members who continue to show up in support of our Warriors.
#WarriorPride #RecognizeExcellence #WeAreCP #BoardMeetingRecap
The School Board Meeting last night was filled with celebrations of excellence across our corporation—from staff recognitions to student success in the classroom, on the field, on the lanes, and beyond. What follows is just a brief list, but it hardly captures how truly amazing each of these individuals and teams are or the impact they make every day. We also extend a heartfelt thank you to our School Board members, during School Board Appreciation Month, and all year long, for their leadership, dedication, and continued support of our students, staff, and community.
🎓 Central Nine Students of the Month – January
Congratulations to:
• Carter Waalkens – Exercise Science
• Jimmy Yarger – Construction Trades
• Leah Chirinos – Criminal Justice
🏈 Whiteland Community High School Football Honors
All-State Athletes:
Jordan Palmer, Dane Kunz, Jason Branscum, Javon Devon-Posey
Academic All-State Athletes:
Jordan Palmer, Dane Kunz, Ian Lewis, Zander Hite, Jason Guevara, Henry Teagardin, Christian Magness
🎳 WCHS Bowling Team
A huge congratulations to the WCHS Bowling Team and Coach Shannon Burnell on an incredible perfect 10–0 season!
Team Members:
Ben Verel, Leland Tharp, Brayden Rutter, Benjamin Burnell, Dean Rodgers, Riley Tousios, Renny Latham, Bella Brothers, Kelsey Beck, Michael Watkins, Wyatt Gautheir
🎾 WCHS Boys Tennis Recognition
• Academic All-State Team
• All-District: Quintin Gieseking, Gavin Ricke, AJ Stephenson
• All-Conference: Quintin Gieseking, Gavin Ricke, AJ Stephenson, Grady Gillespie
🎶 Staff Recognition
Congratulations to WCHS Band Director Pete Sampson, who was selected as a Distinguished Member of the Phi Beta Mu International Bandmasters’ Fraternity, Gamma Chapter (Indiana).
🌟 Recognize Excellence – January 2026
Certified Employee of the Month:
Ali McElwain – School Psychologist, CPLEC
Classified Employee of the Month:
Jim Ash – Maintenance, Operations
We are incredibly proud of all who were recognized and thankful for the families and community members who continue to show up in support of our Warriors.
#WarriorPride #RecognizeExcellence #WeAreCP #BoardMeetingRecap
📣 We’re Hiring Future Warriors! 📣
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation is hosting a Virtual Teacher Recruitment Event for the 2026–2027 school year, and we want to meet YOU!
🍎 Are you a May 2026 education graduate?
🍎 Or an experienced teacher ready for a new opportunity?
We anticipate 45 instructional staff openings, with virtual interviews scheduled throughout February 9–21, 2026—making it easy to connect from anywhere!
Join a growing, high-performing district that values innovation, student success, and educator support.
Register today and take the first step toward joining the Warrior Way!
🔗 Learn more and sign up: https://forms.gle/gwTKHNbTUKJEr16M6
Everyday Warriors
Extraordinary impact. Everyday work.
For our very first Everyday Warriors spotlight, we’re recognizing three people who quietly keep our district moving and keep our community safe.
Ed Johnson, Garry Oswald, and Adam Worley
Our incredible mechanics are responsible for the service and maintenance of more than 80 school buses, along with all vehicles used by Operations, Transportation, Maintenance/Grounds, and our Clark-Pleasant Police Department.
This past week, the Indiana State Police conducted routine bus inspections across our schools, and we’re proud to share that Clark-Pleasant earned a 98% inspection rating, which is outstanding.
According to Robin Hall, Director of Transportation, “Our transportation team is doing an outstanding job.” We couldn’t agree more.
Let’s take a moment to thank the Everyday Warriors who keep Clark-Pleasant Community Schools running smoothly and safely every single day.
Great job, guys — and thank you! 👏🚌🔧
Did you know? Indiana law requires the Indiana State Police to inspect all school buses at least once each year. The Troopers examine critical components including steering, brakes, lighting, emergency exits, and safety systems using detailed inspection manuals. Inspection results are published through an electronic system, allowing parents to check their child’s bus safety status online.
We have a regularly scheduled school board meeting on Monday, January 12th at 7:00 p.m. in the administration building 50 Center Street Whiteland , IN 46184
The agenda can be found here: http://www.boarddocs.com/in/cpsin/Board.nsf/public
The agenda can be found here: http://www.boarddocs.com/in/cpsin/Board.nsf/public
National Law Enforcement Day 🚓
Today, we proudly honor the dedicated officers of the Clark-Pleasant Police Department, who serve and protect students, staff, and families across Clark-Pleasant Community Schools each and every day.
In recognition of National Law Enforcement Day, Whiteland Community High School was honored to show our appreciation by providing lunch, designer cookies, and heartfelt messages from students, staff, and members of our community.
Thank you to our officers for the care, dedication, and commitment you bring to our schools. Your work makes a difference today and every day.
Today, we proudly honor the dedicated officers of the Clark-Pleasant Police Department, who serve and protect students, staff, and families across Clark-Pleasant Community Schools each and every day.
In recognition of National Law Enforcement Day, Whiteland Community High School was honored to show our appreciation by providing lunch, designer cookies, and heartfelt messages from students, staff, and members of our community.
Thank you to our officers for the care, dedication, and commitment you bring to our schools. Your work makes a difference today and every day.
Senior Night for Boys Wrestling! Meet our only Senior, Jason!
Jason Guevara leaves behind an incredible legacy:
🏆 Sectional Champion
🔥 Semi-State Qualifier
🏈 2 varsity years in both wrestling and football
👊 Wrestling Team Captain
🎓 Committed to play football at Wabash
🙏 Student leader in his church
Jason’s journey is even more special knowing he’s been coached by Anthony Meister since his very first year of wrestling in 5th grade. This is a true testament to dedication, trust, and growth over time.
We are so proud of the athlete, leader, and young man Jason has become. Congratulations on an outstanding high school career — your Warrior family is cheering you on every step of the way! 💙🧡
Jason Guevara leaves behind an incredible legacy:
🏆 Sectional Champion
🔥 Semi-State Qualifier
🏈 2 varsity years in both wrestling and football
👊 Wrestling Team Captain
🎓 Committed to play football at Wabash
🙏 Student leader in his church
Jason’s journey is even more special knowing he’s been coached by Anthony Meister since his very first year of wrestling in 5th grade. This is a true testament to dedication, trust, and growth over time.
We are so proud of the athlete, leader, and young man Jason has become. Congratulations on an outstanding high school career — your Warrior family is cheering you on every step of the way! 💙🧡
Calling All 8th Grade Families – Class of 2030!
Your high school journey starts here! Whiteland Community High School is excited to welcome future Warriors and their families to the WCHS 2026 Showcase—an interactive, come-and-go event you won’t want to miss!
📅 February 10 or February 12, 2025
⏰ 3:30–7:30 p.m.
Explore. Discover. Imagine.
Walk the halls, tour classrooms, meet our incredible teachers and students, and see firsthand the programs, pathways, and opportunities that make WCHS an amazing place to learn and grow.
✨ Don’t Miss These Highlights:
🔥 Come before or after parent-teacher conferences
🎓 Information Sessions at 6:00 p.m. (both nights)
📚 Learn about diplomas, course options, pathways, and our Early College Program
✅ Same session both nights—pick the date that works best for your family
Your involvement makes a difference, and this Showcase is the perfect first step in planning a successful and exciting high school experience.
💙 Future Warriors—this is where your story begins. We can’t wait to meet the Class of 2030!
Your high school journey starts here! Whiteland Community High School is excited to welcome future Warriors and their families to the WCHS 2026 Showcase—an interactive, come-and-go event you won’t want to miss!
📅 February 10 or February 12, 2025
⏰ 3:30–7:30 p.m.
Explore. Discover. Imagine.
Walk the halls, tour classrooms, meet our incredible teachers and students, and see firsthand the programs, pathways, and opportunities that make WCHS an amazing place to learn and grow.
✨ Don’t Miss These Highlights:
🔥 Come before or after parent-teacher conferences
🎓 Information Sessions at 6:00 p.m. (both nights)
📚 Learn about diplomas, course options, pathways, and our Early College Program
✅ Same session both nights—pick the date that works best for your family
Your involvement makes a difference, and this Showcase is the perfect first step in planning a successful and exciting high school experience.
💙 Future Warriors—this is where your story begins. We can’t wait to meet the Class of 2030!
From student to staff—Clark-Pleasant builds Warriors for life.
We’re excited to introduce Returning Warrior, a new initiative highlighting employees who graduated from Clark-Pleasant and chose to return to serve the next generation. Their stories speak to the strength of our schools, our culture, and our community.
This program also reflects who we are as an employer: a place people are proud to come back to. If you’re an alumnus considering a career in education or looking for a district that values connection, growth, and purpose, Clark-Pleasant may be the place for you.
Here is one of our Returning Warriors, Hannah Knight. Here story is below.
Hannah is now an Agricultural Science Teacher and FFA Advisor at Whiteland Community High School, the place where the foundation of her Warrior journey was built. She attended Clark Elementary, Clark-Pleasant Middle School, and Whiteland Community High School, graduating in 2010 before continuing her studies at Purdue University.
When Hannah reflects on her years as a CPCSC student, she says it’s extremely hard to choose just one favorite teacher—because so many made an impact on her life. Her Kindergarten teacher, Amy Dougherty, and 7th grade science teacher, Todd Croy, are two who especially stand out from her K–8 years. She also shares that she “absolutely loved” her high school experience, and has special memories from the classes of Chris Kaufman, Luke Skobel, Diana Moorman, Sue Thompson, Jared Huckstep, and Isaac Masih.
One of Hannah’s favorite memories as a student was Homecoming pep sessions in the Glenn Ray Gym. Each class filled their corner of the gym, cheering loudly as they competed in games for the spirit stick. She remembers the excitement of the “loudest class” cheer at the end and how connected everyone felt. She recalls that all students truly participated and felt a part of the event.
Hannah’s decision to return to Clark-Pleasant was inspired by her passion for the Whiteland Ag/FFA program. While she was finishing her degree at Purdue, she learned the program was struggling and enrollment was declining. The idea of the community losing a program that had influenced her—and so many of her peers—was “heartbreaking.” She chose to come home and take on the challenge of rebuilding it.
Today, Hannah loves being part of the Whiteland community and values the relationships she has built with students and their families. As an Ag teacher and FFA advisor, she has the unique experience of teaching many students throughout their entire high school career. She enjoys watching them grow, mature, and find their passion—whether in agriculture or another field.
We are proud that Hannah returned home to Clark-Pleasant Schools. She is a true Returning Warrior. Are you a Returning Warrior? We’d love to feature you. https://lnkd.in/gMDYQAMV
We’re excited to introduce Returning Warrior, a new initiative highlighting employees who graduated from Clark-Pleasant and chose to return to serve the next generation. Their stories speak to the strength of our schools, our culture, and our community.
This program also reflects who we are as an employer: a place people are proud to come back to. If you’re an alumnus considering a career in education or looking for a district that values connection, growth, and purpose, Clark-Pleasant may be the place for you.
Here is one of our Returning Warriors, Hannah Knight. Here story is below.
Hannah is now an Agricultural Science Teacher and FFA Advisor at Whiteland Community High School, the place where the foundation of her Warrior journey was built. She attended Clark Elementary, Clark-Pleasant Middle School, and Whiteland Community High School, graduating in 2010 before continuing her studies at Purdue University.
When Hannah reflects on her years as a CPCSC student, she says it’s extremely hard to choose just one favorite teacher—because so many made an impact on her life. Her Kindergarten teacher, Amy Dougherty, and 7th grade science teacher, Todd Croy, are two who especially stand out from her K–8 years. She also shares that she “absolutely loved” her high school experience, and has special memories from the classes of Chris Kaufman, Luke Skobel, Diana Moorman, Sue Thompson, Jared Huckstep, and Isaac Masih.
One of Hannah’s favorite memories as a student was Homecoming pep sessions in the Glenn Ray Gym. Each class filled their corner of the gym, cheering loudly as they competed in games for the spirit stick. She remembers the excitement of the “loudest class” cheer at the end and how connected everyone felt. She recalls that all students truly participated and felt a part of the event.
Hannah’s decision to return to Clark-Pleasant was inspired by her passion for the Whiteland Ag/FFA program. While she was finishing her degree at Purdue, she learned the program was struggling and enrollment was declining. The idea of the community losing a program that had influenced her—and so many of her peers—was “heartbreaking.” She chose to come home and take on the challenge of rebuilding it.
Today, Hannah loves being part of the Whiteland community and values the relationships she has built with students and their families. As an Ag teacher and FFA advisor, she has the unique experience of teaching many students throughout their entire high school career. She enjoys watching them grow, mature, and find their passion—whether in agriculture or another field.
We are proud that Hannah returned home to Clark-Pleasant Schools. She is a true Returning Warrior. Are you a Returning Warrior? We’d love to feature you. https://lnkd.in/gMDYQAMV
Attention Grassy Creek and Pleasant Crossing Families!!
🏀 GCES/PCES Spirit Night is almost here!
Join us at WCHS on Friday, January 9th for a double-header basketball game and a fun night for the whole family!
Highlights include:
▪ First 100 students get a FREE rally towel!
▪ Special reserved seating for GCES/PCES students & families
▪ Students form a tunnel on the court for the team entrance
▪ Raffle prizes throughout the night!
⏰ Girls’ Varsity – 6:00 PM
⏰ Boys’ Varsity – around 7:30 PM
Students are FREE (bring your ticket!)
Adult tickets: $6
Come cheer loud, show your school spirit, and enjoy a great night of basketball! 💙🧡
🏀 GCES/PCES Spirit Night is almost here!
Join us at WCHS on Friday, January 9th for a double-header basketball game and a fun night for the whole family!
Highlights include:
▪ First 100 students get a FREE rally towel!
▪ Special reserved seating for GCES/PCES students & families
▪ Students form a tunnel on the court for the team entrance
▪ Raffle prizes throughout the night!
⏰ Girls’ Varsity – 6:00 PM
⏰ Boys’ Varsity – around 7:30 PM
Students are FREE (bring your ticket!)
Adult tickets: $6
Come cheer loud, show your school spirit, and enjoy a great night of basketball! 💙🧡
🐾 From Shelter to Shield: Casper’s Story 🐾
A news article published today "From Shelter to Shield" feels especially close to home as we spotlight K9 Casper and his handler, Officer Storm Dreadfulwater-Keller, recently named Officer of the Year for 2025 by the Clark-Pleasant Police Department.
“Casper and I have been a team for a little over a year now. He’s a rescue who came from the Hendricks County shelter — and he was left there not once, but twice. Casper isn’t your typical husky; he doesn’t talk much. Instead, he kind of grumbles when he’s excited and wants attention. But he’s loyal, hardworking, and an incredible partner,” shared Officer Dreadfulwater-Keller.
Casper’s journey from shelter dog to K9 officer reflects the powerful message highlighted in today’s news — when given a second chance, these dogs can find purpose, partnership, and a meaningful role serving their communities.
Click on the link below to learn more about Redemption Ranch and all the good they are doing.
https://fox59.com/indiana-news/from-shelter-to-shield-redemption-ranch-gives-shelter-dogs-second-chance/
#FromShelterToShield #K9Casper #OfficerOfTheYear #SecondChances #HonoringExcellence #CommunityStrong
A news article published today "From Shelter to Shield" feels especially close to home as we spotlight K9 Casper and his handler, Officer Storm Dreadfulwater-Keller, recently named Officer of the Year for 2025 by the Clark-Pleasant Police Department.
“Casper and I have been a team for a little over a year now. He’s a rescue who came from the Hendricks County shelter — and he was left there not once, but twice. Casper isn’t your typical husky; he doesn’t talk much. Instead, he kind of grumbles when he’s excited and wants attention. But he’s loyal, hardworking, and an incredible partner,” shared Officer Dreadfulwater-Keller.
Casper’s journey from shelter dog to K9 officer reflects the powerful message highlighted in today’s news — when given a second chance, these dogs can find purpose, partnership, and a meaningful role serving their communities.
Click on the link below to learn more about Redemption Ranch and all the good they are doing.
https://fox59.com/indiana-news/from-shelter-to-shield-redemption-ranch-gives-shelter-dogs-second-chance/
#FromShelterToShield #K9Casper #OfficerOfTheYear #SecondChances #HonoringExcellence #CommunityStrong
There is a special School Board Meeting on Monday, January 5th at 6:00 p.m. (NOT 5:30 p.m.) in the administration building 50 Center Street Whiteland, IN 46184. The agenda can be found here: https://go.boarddocs.com/in/cpsin/Board.nsf/public
🎺🌹 Once a Warrior, Always a Warrior! 🌹🎺
We are so proud to celebrate three Clark-Pleasant Band alumni who recently took the field on one of the biggest stages in the world, the Rose Bowl Parade, as members of the IU Marching Hundred!
Gabi Weaver – Clarinet
Nita Wincel – Alto Sax
Kara Dougherty – Flute/Piccolo
What an incredible opportunity and achievement for these Whiteland graduates. Their talent, dedication, and hard work truly shine, and it’s amazing to see them representing our community at such a prestigious event.
We couldn’t be prouder. Congratulations, Gabi, Nita, and Kara!
We are so proud to celebrate three Clark-Pleasant Band alumni who recently took the field on one of the biggest stages in the world, the Rose Bowl Parade, as members of the IU Marching Hundred!
Gabi Weaver – Clarinet
Nita Wincel – Alto Sax
Kara Dougherty – Flute/Piccolo
What an incredible opportunity and achievement for these Whiteland graduates. Their talent, dedication, and hard work truly shine, and it’s amazing to see them representing our community at such a prestigious event.
We couldn’t be prouder. Congratulations, Gabi, Nita, and Kara!
Happy New Year's Day!
Happy Kwanzaa!
We wish all our Clark-Pleasant families celebrating a meaningful seven days as you honor the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles) of African heritage and community. May your celebration be filled with unity and purpose. 🕯️💚❤️
#CPCSC #HappyKwanzaa #Community
We wish all our Clark-Pleasant families celebrating a meaningful seven days as you honor the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles) of African heritage and community. May your celebration be filled with unity and purpose. 🕯️💚❤️
#CPCSC #HappyKwanzaa #Community
From all of us at Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, we wish you a very Merry Christmas! We hope you have a joyous day filled with warmth, family, and holiday cheer. 🎄❤️
#CPCSC #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays
#CPCSC #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays
