Resource Drop-In Day!
Warriors Shake Quakers!
Band Mentors!
CPMS 8th grade band students got to experience the WCHS Marching band Friday! Thank you for sharing your talents with our middle school students! 🎼🎺🎷🪘
Enjoy Fall Break!
Be safe and we'll see you bright and early on October 23rd.
Project Aware!
Please register and join us for this family forum November 14th.
WCHS Football
Good seats still available for Plainfield at Whiteland TONIGHT!!!
Kickoff 7:00 pm
Resource Drop-In Day!
Congratulations Band Members!
On Track!
Potential National Merit Scholar candidates met for the Warrior On Track luncheon at WCHS Tuesday. Dr. Connie Poston and Interim Principal, Duke Lines spoke to the group to remind them about their scholarship potential and to encourage them to do well on the PSAT.
Meeting Students Needs!
CPCSC educators from across the district are participating in a three-day training focused on teaching content while also helping students develop academic and social language. This knowledge and strategies can have a positive impact on all students, especially our growing multilingual student population.
National Custodian Day 2023
Happy National Custodian Day to all of our CPCSC custodians. Thank you for helping our buildings SHINE!
Teen Round Table
Several members of the WCHS student council met in their monthly Round-Table discussion Friday. This month’s topic; School Safety. Students sat down with CPPD Chief, Chad Pryce along with Officers Talia Adkins and Shari Mullins as well as interim principal, Duke Lines.
Chief Pryce asked students about their confidence level, when it comes to safety, as well as for suggestions they might have to make the school day even safer. Members of the council talked about concerns they have while riding buses, passing in the hallways and in the transition area. The officers expressed the importance of being safe in the parking lot as well by not speeding and obeying traffic rules.
Takeaways from today’s session might include putting together a larger coalition that is tasked with coming up with a list of safety concerns for future discussions. “It’s important for us to meet with students, they need to be heard”, says Chief Pryce. “These young people see things every day in the building that we would never see because we’re simply not everywhere like they are”. Pryce says they’re a valuable resource that builds the safety structure which includes staff, students, parents and police. Some students weren’t aware of the hundreds of surveillance cameras the district has which are monitored throughout the school day.
Strike Up The Bands!
Tomorrow WCHS will be hosting the ISSMA Marching Band competition with 30 bands from across the state coming to perform. It is one of the largest events on our campus each year.
This event uses every single parking space and that means thousands of participants, spectators, trucks, buses, etc...
Your own Whiteland Marching Warriors perform at 8:30 PM and would love to hear you screaming in the stands for them! Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for students.
Thanks so much for your support of this huge event and the WCHS Band!!!
Clark-Pleasant Schools are on a 2-hour delay due to fog!
Tall Cop!
Tall Cop for families is coming to Center Grove October 30th at 6:30 in the high school auditorium. He will talk with families about current alcohol, drug, and concealment trends. All Johnson County School district families are invited to attend.
Almost Maine is almost ready to Take the Stage at WCHS!
It's HOMECOMING!
Tonight / 7:00 PM
Mid-State Champs!
Tuesday we played Martinsville. The varsity won 5-0. The JV won 4-0. With these wins, the varsity and JV teams became the 2023 undefeated Mid-State Conference champions. If you like numbers, here are some numbers to show you about the Whiteland tennis program.
Eagle Scout Recognized by School Board!
Members of the Clark-Pleasant School Board recognized WCHS student, Logan Bast, Tuesday, for his Eagle Scout Project which benefits the school district. Logan, recently completed his project working with CPCSC Operations Director, Sam Arnes, who introduced him at the board meeting. The project was completed in the 8-acre wooded area between Sawmill Woods and Break-O-Day Elementary. Logan's troop and volunteers 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.
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