CPMS had a great last day on Friday! A BIG Thank you to Rascal's Fun Zone and Franklin Skate Club for welcoming our students! Aloha to all and have a great summer!
SUN Meals!
Summer fun is just around the corner. We're kicking off SUN Meals (formerly Summer Servings) with a cookout, games, activities, and prizes! Come out to Grassy Creek Elementary School, 2111 Sheek Rd, Greenwood, IN, on Monday, June 3rd, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, for food and lots of fun! Bring your friends, and come hungry!
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Rising Up!
The future home of the Whiteland Warriors is rising out of the ground as today steelworkers began placing the three-story high steel beams into the cement pad of the new school building. The square notches in the beams indicate where each floor will go. This is just one-half of the pad that will be poured eventually. Also clearly visible today was the new elevator shaft and the area where the new swimming pool will be located. Once the steel goes up the 235-million dollar project will start moving rapidly.
Final Teacher Day!
Congratulations to our amazing Clark-Pleasant staff for completing yet another successful school year. Also congratulations to all of our retirees who were mentioned during this morning's annual final staff meeting in the WCHS auditorium. Have a great summer.
A few images from the final weeks of school. This was second grade celebrating their mastery of math facts throughout the year at Ray Crowe Elementary.
Congratulations students!
Congratulations Marty Knox, who is retiring from CES after many years. There was an all-school clap out for her on the last day of school. She is loved by our staff and students!
This Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We also honor their families, friends, and fellow service members who mourn them. There is help for Veterans struggling with grief, loss, or trauma at 988lifeline.org/help-yourself/veterans/. #MHAM2024
Indiana All-Stars!
Kinsey Shipp and Cathy Nguyen are going to represent the Warriors in the All-Star matches!
The all-time hits leader at Whiteland, male or female. What a career it was at the plate for Josslynn Harbert!
All Mid-State!
Two more all-conference Warriors! The doubles team of Kinsey Shipp and Cathy Nguyen claim the award!
We Will Miss You!!!
Four AMAZING Transportation employees are transporting students for the final time today.
Beth Snepp, 20 years
Jane Sonntag, 17 years
Karen Vergara, 24 years
Lloyd Still, 19 years
"They care deeply about our students and school community"
Mike Akers.
It is with much excitement that we share that Mrs. Amy Grady has announced her
retirement! While this is bittersweet news for the Break-O-Day family, we are so excited
to celebrate the amazing career of Mrs. Grady! She has taught at Break-O-Day for
her entire teaching career of 31 years!
Mrs. Grady will leave a lasting impact and legacy at BES! Students look back on
their time in her classroom with fond memories, fun stories, and life-long relationships!
Many of our Break-O-Day parents were students in Mrs. Grady’s classroom! One of my
favorite stories Mrs. Grady has shared with our team is moving day into the new
Break-O-Day building. When this building was completed in 1995, Mrs. Grady was one
of the teachers who walked her students down the road from the old building carrying
their school supplies from their old desk to set up their new desks here in the new
building!
She has given so much to our school community and we are so happy for her! Please join us in many good wishes to celebrate Mrs. Amy Grady for 31 years of devoted service to our students, families, and staff! Congratulations and best wishes, Mrs. Grady!
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Best Wishes!
CPELC Director, Kristin Parisi, got a surprise sendoff from her students and staff Wednesday. These pre-schoolers rehearsed and performed a song and dance for the departing principal. Mrs. Parisi has accepted a position closer to her home.
Retirement Celebration!
After 42 years on the job Food Services employee, Sue Shrum is saying so long to students and staff. Several attended a retirement celebration for Sue at Pleasant Crossing on Wednesday. It was obvious she's made a lot of friends during her career.
Tot Park!
Clark-Pleasant Early Learning Center was proud to announce that Ms. Patty Brown was the recipient of the Indiana Early Childhood Hoosier Educator Award for Preschool and Early Elementary Teachers. This award is presented to an educator whose exemplary practices embody the practical application of Indiana AEYC (Association for the Education of Young Child) standards and who shares those methods with others. This prestigious award is presented annually during the Indiana Association for the Education of Young Child's (INAEYC) annual conference.
Ms. Patty has been a teacher at CPELC for 3 years, joining the staff as an instructional assistant and then obtaining her Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Mrs. Parisi, Director of CPELC, was honored to present Ms. Patty with a certificate from the CPCSC Board and Administration at the school board meeting on May 20th. During this presentation, she described Ms. Patty as, "an incredibly kind, compassionate, and responsive teacher who works tirelessly for all children in her classroom and our school. We are so lucky to have Ms. Patty as one of our teacher leaders."
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CES Field Day!
Monday was a beautiful day for field day at Clark Elementary. Students enjoyed playing games, especially water games to cool off. Others enjoyed a relaxing lunch in the shade.
