Road Closure Information
Date: March 7, 2025
What: Closure of Clark School Road(CR 700 North) TO ALL TRAFFIC at County Bridge #113 approximately 700 feet east of CR 600 East, in Clark Township.
When: Beginning Tuesday, March 11th. Road anticipated to be open to traffic Friday, March 21st, weather permitting.
Why: Removal of existing bridge railing and installation of concrete barrier on the south side of the bridge.
Detour: Road will be closed to all traffic. Traffic may utilize the following signed detours during the closure (see attached map):
- Eastbound traffic detour is north of CR 700 N along CR 550 East, along Rocklane Road and CR 825 West (in Shelby County)
- Westbound traffic detour is CR 825 West (in Shelby County), along Rocklane Road to Franklin Road (CR 440 East)
Don't forget to Spring Ahead on Sunday, March 9, 2025
The postseason has arrived! Whiteland heads to Columbus East for their opening matchup against the East Central Trojans! WBSN will be on site with an audio-only broadcast! Tune in!
📅 Friday, March 7
🕧 6:00 P.M.
**Publishing Party at BES!**
On Friday, these young third-grade writers at Break-O-Day Elementary confidently walked across the "red carpet" and into the cafeteria to share their persuasive essays with parents and grandparents! Each student followed the writing process to create their books, culminating in what we call the "golden step"—sharing their writing with the world!
Many of the short stories focused on subjects that were meaningful to the students. They compiled their writing into books, complete with colorful covers.
Taking a Look!
On Thursday CPCSC Principals along with some administrators took a tour of the construction and renovation project underway at Whiteland Community High School. Construction leaders say that progress is on schedule and progressing nicely.
Last Chance!
Congratulations to the new WCHS National Honor Society Inductees!
Envirothon!
“Ms. Tatlock and Mrs. Gootee took AP Environmental Science, Chemistry, and an AP Physics student Wednesday to learn about the environment and some issues that are being faced. This helps students understand the importance of finding solutions and how both plants and animals are being affected. Ms. Tatlock’s team got 6th out of 15. Mrs. Gootees students got 8th out of 15. Ms. Tatlock and Mrs. Gootee are very happy with how today turned out and getting to hear from professionals from different fields of Ecology so that their students got an experience that helps them further understand and share consecration efforts with others!
On Saturday, February 15, Miss Anvoots (CPMS Choir) and Mrs. Bowling (GCES Music) hosted an event called Circle the State with Song at CPMS. We had over 380 kids signed up to participate at our festival including kids from our Clark-Pleasant Middle School Choirs and all six of our elementary school choirs! Many other area schools joined us as well in making beautiful and meaningful music.
County Road Closure Announcement!
Closure of Tracy Road (CR 600 North) TO ALL TRAFFIC approximately 100 feet east of CR 75 West, near Town of
New Whiteland
When: Beginning Monday, March 3rd. The Road is anticipated to be open to traffic Friday, March 7th, weather permitting.
Who: Johnson County Highway Department
Why: Emergency repair of field drainage tile under Tracy Road, which has caused a large sinkhole under the pavement
Detour: The Road will be closed to all traffic. Traffic may utilize the following signed detours during the closure:
- Eastbound traffic detour is north of Tracy Road, along CR 75 West, Worthsville Road, and US 31
- Westbound traffic detour is south of Tracy Road, along Sawmill Road, Whiteland Road, and Honey Creek Road
Congratulations to all three show choirs at Whiteland Community High School for another successful competition day at Warren Central Showcase this past Saturday!
Expressions: GRAND CHAMPIONS! In their division Expressions received Best Vocals and Best Visuals (Choreography, Costuming, Set Design). Freshman Jazmen Morris was named Best Performer.
Rhythm Masters: GRAND CHAMPIONS! In their division Rhythm Masters received Best Vocals and Best Visuals (Choreography, Costuming, Set Design). Senior Brody Harbert was named Best Performer.
Iridescence: 1ST RUNNER UP! Iridescence placed 2nd in their division and won Best Visuals. Sophomore Kennedy Booker was named Best Performer.
Expressions and Rhythm Masters will have their last guaranteed competition on March 15th at Lawrence Central High School. If you would like to support all three show choirs you can catch them at the Headliner Showcase concert at Whiteland Community High School on March 18th.
If you would like to be a part of the Whiteland Community High School Choir program then YOU should attend auditions THIS WEEK! All information can be found on www.whitelandchoirs.com for any interested incoming freshman - senior.
Photos by Doug Clements of Pro Motion Photography.
National Read Across America Week is March 2 to March 6, 2025! To kick off the celebrations, Dr. Edsell was invited to read to the kindergarten classes at WES. He showed up dressed as "Curious Dr. Edsell," wearing a fun Curious George costume that the kids absolutely loved! Everyone had a great time as he shared two delightful books with them.
It was Nutrition elective boot camp week recently at Clark-Pleasant Academy!
Zipline Races at CPMS!
In Mrs. Evans' 6th grade Science classes at CPMS, students engaged in an exciting hands-on learning experience by racing zipline racers as they explored the Engineering Design Process. Over the past week, they learned, reviewed, and applied this process to build their racers, discovering that adding potential energy was crucial for success. Each class held a race to crown a champion, and nearly all students were eager to participate in the excitement by attending school!
Recently, these Incredible Kiddos earned a Limo ride and Chicago's Pizza for being the Top Major Savor Sellers. Way to represent PCES
YEE-HAW! Our second graders are a tad bit excited to take IREAD this week! They have grown so much as readers and are ready for some fun down on the farm! Thank you to Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Plunkett for this fun room transformation and experience!
Our GCES choir did a wonderful job at their final concert of the year! Mrs. Bowling also recognized students for participating in Circle the State With Song and for being choir members.
A fifth grader spent Warrior Way tickets to read to a kindergarten class this morning! Growing readers and seeing our students shine as leaders are a few of our favorite things at WES!
**A Special Thanks to Our Clark-Pleasant Social Workers During National School Social Work Week!**
This week, we celebrate National School Social Work Week, a time to recognize and appreciate the profound impact our school social workers have on the lives of our students and our school community. They work tirelessly to provide emotional support, guidance, and resources that enhance our students’ academic and personal growth. Whether it’s leading group sessions, offering one-on-one counseling, or developing strategies for overall student well-being, they consistently approach their work with compassion and expertise.
Join us in expressing our deepest gratitude for their dedication and commitment. Through their efforts, we see the true spirit of Clark-Pleasant shine—supportive, inclusive, and always striving for the best in each student. Thank you for being an essential part of our school family and for all the incredible work you do every day!
Willy Wonka showed up on Thursday for our 2nd grade students. These lucky kiddos won the Golden Tickets 🎫.
All 2nd graders got a Wonka bar, golden ticket winners got a giant Squishmellow and to sit together at the VIP table together today for lunch with a goodie bag filled with a pencil, bookmark, more candy and a special golden ticket with their name on it to commemorate the day. Thanks Wonka (Mrs. Speight)
