Sectional Semi Final Tonight!!!
Your Whiteland Warriors will play Franklin for the third time this season in the sectional semi final tonight at East Central.
GO WARRIORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CPCSC STAFF SPOTLIGHT
Sherry Pryor
4th Grade Teacher at RCES
Sherry Pryor has been teaching elementary school since 2010 and since 2013 at Clark-Pleasant Schools. She has been a teacher at Ray Crowe Elementary since it opened in 2021. The married mother of two daughters has a Bachelors in Psychology from IUPUI and has worked toward a Master’s in Education. One daughter is a senior at WCHS and the other attends Huntington University where she’s studying Education.
Mrs. Pryor is an English Language Arts, Reading and Writing teacher. She is also Co-Captain of the RCES Robotics Team and she works with “Girls Who Code''! “What I enjoy the most about being a teacher is that distinctive moment when a kid discovers that books can take them anywhere”, says Pryor. She says she loves the challenges that come with teaching, especially the technology focus and the fact that there are daily assessments built into the curriculum all of which are data driven.
Mrs. Pryor is a strong champion of diversity and inclusion and works daily to make all students feel included. She works a lot with the district's DEI Coordinator to help build strong cultural relationships so that there is a comfortable learning environment. She says she had a defining moment in her career when she had a student with cancer. She says since that time she has always tried to develop a sense of family in her classrooms.
The payback for being a teacher, says Pryor, is when she’s at a high school game or activity and one of her former students comes up and thanks her for sharing the love of reading with them.
Pryor has a constant goal of having at least three books going to satisfy her appetite for reading. As passionate as she is about reading, she’s just as passionate about teaching. In fact, she didn’t go back to school to become a teacher until after she’d had her children. She knew it was her “career calling”. Mrs. Pryor commends her principal for treating all staff with respect and playing to the strengths of each individual. Another fun fact about Mrs. Pryor is that she and her husband and daughters raise bees in their apiary and sell local honey.
Congratulations to Mrs. Sherry Pryor for being our CPCS Staff Spotlight!
Read Across America Week 2024!
Read Across America Week is celebrated from March 2 to 6 — it begins on the birthday of the beloved author, Dr. Seuss. The entire month of March, in fact, is dedicated to reading. The National Education Association (N.E.A.) aims to encourage reading and educate people about its benefits, especially among children and young adults. Events are organized across the nation by schools and organizations to promote the same
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Clark-Pleasant Comm Schools Corporation proudly recognizes March as Women’s History Month. The National Women's History Alliance designates a yearly theme for Women's History Month. The 2024 theme celebrates “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.” This theme recognizes women who understand the need to eliminate bias and discrimination from individuals' lives and institutions.
In honor of Women’s HIstory Month, CPCSC announces the Second Annual Literacy Contest. This contest is open to all CPCSC students PK-12.unity Schools Corporation proudly recognizes March as Women’s History Month. The National Women's History Alliance designates a yearly theme for Women's History Month. The 2024 theme celebrates “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.” This theme recognizes women who understand the need to eliminate bias and discrimination from individuals' lives and institutions.
In honor of Women’s HIstory Month, CPCSC announces the Second Annual Literacy Contest. This contest is open to all CPCSC students PK-12.
The Clark-Pleasant Band Department was recognized at the Statehouse by the Indiana Arts Education Network. The Department was recognized for being an ISSMA All-Music Award recipient last school year but also for our district being named a "Best Community for Music Education".
Voter Registration!
WCHS Councillors held a Voter Registration class in the auditorium this morning for all seniors. The Johnson County League of Women Voters participated giving students passionate encouragement on the importance of our democracy and the importance of registering to vote.
Students were able to register on their own device during the event. Those who have only a student ID met in the gym in order to get instruction on getting permanent identification.
Happy "Leap" Birthday Miss Saylor!
Happy 6th birthday, (actual 23) to Miss Olivia Saylor an IA at CPELC. She is currently filling a maternity leave at GCES.
There is just a 1 in 1,461 chance of being born on a Leap Day with an estimated 5 million or so people born on this day
Happy Leap Day 2024!
Up Next; Sectional Semi-Final!
Whiteland defeated Shelbyville to open up sectional play!
Next up is Franklin on Friday.
Grassy Creek Elementary is honored to host a fundraising campaign to benefit the Riley Heart Center at Riley Children's Health. Your gift helps support a multidisciplinary team of experienced pediatric specialists who manage complex heart care. https://bit.ly/3SYT86q
Dr. Shipp visits WES!
Thank you to Clark-Pleasant Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Shipp, for being a guest reader to kindergarten students at Whiteland Elementary on Tuesday.
We are growing readers at WES! 💙
Pearl Power!
CES students...Gurleen, Camden and James enjoying some quality time with Pearl as they each spent some of their Warrior Way Tickets to have this time with her. Pearl also enjoyed fetching the tennis ball with them!
BES Robotics!
The BES robotics team had their last competition on Saturday at New Palestine. Their robots placed 24th and 30th! We are so proud of all their hard work this year!
WES Robotics!
Our robotics team participated in their last competition for this year at New Palestine! We are so proud of both teams and our amazing sponsors - Mrs. Smarelli, Mrs. Schaefer, and Miss Howell!
Johnson County Champs!
The future is looking bright for Whiteland Wrestling! The CPMS Warriors took home the Johnson County Championship!
Today begins “Read Across America Week” and our kindergarten teachers, at WES, have invited many guests to come in and read to their classes! A huge “thank you” to our Director of Human Resources, Dr. Schilawski, for being today’s special guest!
Senior Night!
The Whiteland Warriors had strong offensive effort, Friday night, on Senior night, stinging the Beech Grove Hornets in the final game of the regular season by a score of 81-64. It now becomes a lose one and done season as sectional play begins.
Committed!
Another commit for the Warriors! Leila Thomas will continue her wrestling career at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point next year! Congrats Leila!
Committed / Signed!
Gwen Higdon will continue her basketball career at Indiana University Columbus! Congrats Gwen!
SENIOR Night!!!
Time to wrap up the regular season against Beech Grove tonight and recognize our senior athletes. Tip-off at 7:30 tonight!
