Whiteland Community High School Band Director Pete Sampson presented a clinic on Jazz at the prestigious Midwest Clinic International Band, Orchestra, and Music Conference in Chicago today.
Clark Elementary had a wonderful 3rd grade music program here last night at CES! Thank you to all of our students for their hard work along with the skills and gifts from our music teacher, Ms. Arndt, and our 3rd grade teachers and Related Arts teachers.
What an amazing “Junior Sounds of the Season” musical performance this evening! A special thank you to all of our elementary music teachers, families, and Grassy Creek for hosting this event for all of our schools!
CPMS Beginning Band students wowed a great crowd with their musicianship at their 2024 holiday concert Monday night. Well done musicians!
Building Stronger Readers!
Pleasant Crossing 2nd graders held a "Gingerbread" Readers Theater on Tuesday. Students enjoyed reading their work to their families, singing and putting a craft together. It's all part of becoming stronger readers.
PCES Wax Museum!
From Caitlin Clark to David Letterman to Baby Face Pleasant Crossing students took the assignment to learn as much about these famous Hoosiers as possible. Some even dressed the part of their character in Tuesday's PCES Wax Museum held in the school cafeteria.
Thank You!
The Clark-Pleasant School Board thanked outgoing board member Patrick Guilfoy during Monday nights board meeting. Mr. Guilfoy's parents and daughter as well as his wife, WES Principal, Bethany Guilfoy were in attendance.
**CPCSC / CPPD Welcomes Casper the Friendly Firearms Detection Canine!**
The Clark-Pleasant Police Department (CPPD) has enhanced school and public safety through a partnership with Redemption Ranch K-9 and the Plainfield Police Department by welcoming a new K-9 officer, Casper.
Casper, a Husky, was officially introduced during the school board meeting on Monday evening. His acquisition is a result of a generous collaboration with Redemption Ranch K9, a non-profit organization dedicated to turning shelter dogs into highly trained police canines. These previously abandoned and overlooked dogs receive the love, care, and positive reinforcement they need to thrive and serve their communities.
"Ensuring the safety of our students, staff, and the entire community is our top priority," said Chief Chad Pryce of the Clark-Pleasant Police Department. "By adding this new K-9 unit to our team, we are taking proactive steps to create a safer environment for everyone."
After being sworn in on Monday night, Casper will continue training with his handler and begin active service today. He will play a crucial role in enhancing school safety, public security, and the ability to respond to potential firearm-related threats in the community.
The young man who got to swear in Casper is Evan Brenneman, who Chief Pryce made the honoary chief for the night. He has aspirations to someday be a K-9 officer. He helped to train Casper, as part of the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
Girls Softball Coming Up!
Warriors Get "W's"!
Warriors at Falcons; Tonight!!!
Donuts with the Superintendent!
Dr. Edsell hosted some special helpers at his annual holiday donuts with the superintendent reception Friday. They are students in Ms. Bennett's "Bridges to Success Program", at WCHS. The students also help out at the administration building collecting recycling.
Dr. Edsell asked students what their favorite Christmas carol was and couple of the young men sang "Here Comes Santa Claus", for the group. The donuts as always were a big hit especially the ones with sprinkles.
CPMS E-Sports WIN AGAIN!
In just their second year at CPMS our team WON the STATE tournament in 4v4 Fortnight! Congratulations to our repeat champions!
BIG "W"!!!
Whiteland takes down seventh ranked Warren Central! Another big dual meet win for the Warriors!
CPMS Holiday Choir Concert!
CPMS Choir students sang a joyful tune at yesterday's choir performance! Congratulations on a great concert!
U-Paint for CPELC!
Our students are quite the artists! They enjoyed painting pottery at the U-Paint Pottery event. Thanks to the families who supported this fundraiser and to our staff who made this night possible.
Serving Their Community!
CPMS National Junior Honor Society members shopped for gifts and spent time with children at Head Start Human Services Inc. as part of their ongoing community services yesterday.
Snack Sack!
What a fun morning! Today our Early College students were surprised with bags filled with treats to sustain them while they study for their upcoming finals. Thank you to Burlap ‘N Hope for creating our Whiteland Bags and thank you to Dr. Shipp, Mr. Brownfield, and our parent volunteers for helping CPEF hand out a little joy on this chilly day!
CPMS Bands Holiday Concert!
A very merry time was had by all! Great job Symphonic, Concert, and Wind Symphony Bands!
They shopped and the did not “DROP”!
Break-O-Day Elementary student council members went on a delightful Christmas shopping spree on Monday. They used the funds raised from the Turkey Trot fundraiser to purchase gifts for BES families. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making this shopping trip possible!
