The PCES Staff is celebrating Staff Spirit Day: Wearing flannels/plaid and celebrating the 80's for the 80th day of school!
Clark-Pleasant Education Foundation is pleased to announce that Whiteland Community High School is the recipient of a $2,500 grant from Centerpoint Energy Foundation for Ready to Work. The Ready to Work program aims to create opportunities and empower individuals through collaboration with local high schools, community organizations, and employers. Designed around two main focuses—soft skills (essential skills training) and industry-focused training—the program addresses the skills gap for students by providing essential workplace skills needed to thrive in any company. CenterPoint Energy #centerpointenergy #centerpointenergyfoundation
Making a Difference!
The Bridges to Success Transition Program at WCHS dedicated the morning to giving back to our community by ringing the Salvation Army bell. This effort not only spreads holiday cheer but also supports those in need. Thank you students!!!
Cold day on bus duty! 🥶 at Grassy Creek
PCES Awarded Writing Grant!
Mrs. Jaida Fishback, a fourth-grade writing teacher at Pleasant Crossing Elementary School, has received a grant that will benefit all students at PCES. The Clark-Pleasant Education Foundation recently applied for and was selected to receive this grant through DonorsChoose.org as part of a Classroom Resource Grants educational initiative. These grants are funded by the Big Ten Conference, the College Football Playoff Foundation, and Indiana Sports Corp. The additional resources will enhance and support educational opportunities within our writing classrooms. “I am pleased that our school has received this award and thrilled that your child will benefit from this project,” said Mrs. Fishback. Every writing teacher will work with their students to create a book that allows students to express their ideas creatively. This project will culminate in a family picnic at the end of the year. Mrs. Fishback has stated that her goal has been to make this activity bigger and better each year, and so far, that is happening.
Ready for Winter!
With walls up just in time for winter here are some of the latest images from Phase 1 of the WCHS construction project.
Tis The Season!
Members of the WCHS Student Council recently seemed to enjoy spending part of a day off school putting up decorations in the high school lobby. It made the school entrance much more festive for sure.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Lady Warriors with the "W"
Winner winner turkey dinner! Whiteland Girls Basketball gets the tasty dub over Decatur Central to head into the holiday!
Take a Look!
Both the new tennis courts and soccer complex are shaping up nicely.
Members of the Clark-Pleasant Transportation staff held their annual Thanksgiving luncheon Monday. Everyone enjoyed some turkey with all the trimmings and some time to sit and catch up.
CPCSC's K-5 Trauma & Behavior Program is a therapeutic program addressing the needs of the whole child by developing skills essential for students to reach maximum potential, leading to success in school and in life.
We are getting so close! Looking for a passionate educator who is willing to learn about the brain and our nervous system, implement Conscious Discipline strategies, and think outside of the box when it comes to behavior and discipline.
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STEM Show!!!
On Friday, Grassy Creek Elementary students were treated to an exciting performance by Indiana's renowned science educator, Rick Crosslin. With enthusiasm and expertise, he captivated the audience, showcasing a series of mesmerizing experiments and demonstrations that illuminated the wonders of science in everyday life. Laughter and gasps of amazement filled the air as he engaged the students with dazzling displays, making complex scientific concepts accessible and fun. The unforgettable experience sparked curiosity and a love for learning among the young attendees.
You can check out Rick Crosslin's experiments on YouTube!
Tree Trimming Time!
Staff members at the administration building took some time, Friday morning, to trim the office Christmas Tree. This annual tradition is a great time to team build and get to know our fellow office workers just a little bit better!
GCES Spelling Bee Results!
Congratulations to Raian for being the winner of the Grassy Creek Spelling Bee and to Jasleen who is the runner-up.
Raian will compete in the Johnson County Spelling Bee on January 14. Good Luck!!!
Librarians are learners, too!
Nov. 17-19 Mrs. Kern (CPMS) and Ms. Smith (WCHS) attended the Indiana Library Federation Annual Conference in Indianapolis. Both CPCSC librarians attended many sessions, volunteered with multiple committees, engaged with peers, visited library vendors, and enjoyed a lively learning environment.
They heard keynote addresses from author J.R. Jamison and library advocate Mychal Threets plus featured speaker and ed tech trainer Matt Miller. Mrs. Kern assisted in planning the awards luncheon which honored the work of fellow librarians, and Ms. Smith moderated an author panel. In addition, they spent time with WCHS Alum Annaliese Hoffmeyer (18).
The Association of Indiana School Library Educators also met during the conference where members chose Ms. Smith as Chair Elect of AISLE which also makes her the Indiana Second representative to the American Association of School Librarians.
CPCSC is proud of Mrs. Kern and Ms. Smith for their hard work and dedication to libraries and learners.
CPMS Sources of Strength:
Today we are spreading gratitude to our student body by placing positive messages on lockers to brighten someone’s day! Being kind is a great way to boost your mental health!
#gratefulwarriors #SourcesofStrength
About 45 WCHS students who are part of the Medical Assistance program participated in a hands-on workshop on Tuesday with KLR Medical Certification Training. KLR Online prepares students for potential careers in pharmaceutical, veterinary medicine, dentistry, and medical assisting. Students typically meet with instructors virtually and, once they meet certain requirements, they can participate in rotations within their chosen area of interest.
Katie Reigelsperger, CEO and founder of KLR, emphasizes that the online program is helping high school students prepare early for well-paying jobs in the medical industry.
Three members of the WCHS Cross Country team who recently participated in state competition were honored by Dr. Edsell and the school board, Monday night. Lena Shipp, Colton Watson, Nolan Edens and their coaches were recognized for a great season..
