Every year, Indigenous Peoples Day is a profound reminder to celebrate Indigenous communities’ rich cultures, traditions, and histories worldwide. In 2024, this day holds even more significance as it continues to gain worldwide recognition and respect. From vibrant cultural events to thought-provoking discussions on Indigenous issues, Indigenous Peoples Day is a time for reflection, understanding, and celebration.
We had an amazing Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) session on 10/3/24 with our dedicated staff and community partners! Together, we strengthened our ability to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health challenges in young people. Thanks to the Project AWARE Grant we are able to offer this training for FREE!
Thank you to everyone who participated and for making mental health a priority in our community!
#YMHFA #MentalHealthMatters #CommunitySupport #Wellbeing #YouthMentalHealth #MentalHealthCouncil
COMMITTED! Ethan Edwards announced yesterday he will be continuing his academic and basketball career next year with the University of Indianapolis Greyhounds!
South Indy Youth Hockey!
Transportation Staff Retreat.
Dr. Ruby Butler attended all three staff meetings on Thursday to inspire and challenge our transportation staff to make a difference in the lives of all students they come in contact with every day - Empowering Transportation Staff. It was a very uplifting experience, and her visit was much appreciated and valued."
Future Marcher Friday!
Our 8th grade band students went to WCHS to see the HS marching band perform their 2024 show “Black Orchid.” They had a blast learning about the marching band and meeting our HS band students! Good luck to the Marching Warriors at their ISSMA competition this weekend!
Future Marcher Friday!
Our 8th grade band students went to WCHS to see the HS marching band perform their 2024 show “Black Orchid.” They had a blast learning about the marching band and meeting our HS band students! Good luck to the Marching Warriors at their ISSMA competition this weekend!
On Thursday, 5th-grade reading students, from Grassy Creek, attended the Mock Trial of the Big, Bad Wolf, presented by the seniors in Mrs. Holton's Government class at Whiteland High School. The students observed the trial and even participated in helping the jury decide who was guilty. Ultimately, Curly Pig was found guilty! After the trial, the seniors had a Q&A session with the fifth-grade students and also demonstrated a cool hand trick to help them remember the Bill of Rights.
"Dr. Edsell spent part of his Friday morning reading to kindergarten students in Mrs. Ostermeier's room at Grassy Creek. The book 'Caps for Sale' is one of the most popular picture books ever published. Children seem to love chanting along with the naughty monkeys."
September Read-O homework reward!
Students who turned in their read-o board enjoyed a dog show by Break-O-Day Instructional Assistant Miss Lattimore and her dog Emmy.
Have a Great Fall Break!
BIG Win!
Whiteland Unified Flag Football with a thrilling victory! Warriors score the go-ahead touchdown with just 13 left to take down Hamilton Southeastern!
Sectional Title on the Line!
Whiteland Boys Tennis goes for a Sectional title at Center Grove tonight!
DON'T FORGET!!!
Early Release on Friday, October 4th.
CPMS = 12:40 PM
WCHS = 12:45 PM
Elementary Schools = 1:55 PM
DON'T FORGET!!!
Early Release on Friday, October 4th.
CPMS = 12:40 PM
WCHS = 12:45 PM
Elementary Schools = 1:55 PM
Our Clark-Pleasant Police officers, school counselors, and behavioral health staff collaborated on best practices in serving our students in need of support. The support this group provides our students impacts their lives beyond the classrooms.
Pet Rocks or Pizza?
WCHS Econ students had some unique items for sale during Wednesday's annual Econ Mall. This assignment allows students to create their own small business, promote it, and then reap the profits or suffer the losses.
While some students went the more tried and true route selling soda, donuts, pizza, and pastries, others took a bolder direction selling things like s'mores, squeeze cheeks, and some very unique pet rocks.
The lesson teaches students about marketing, sales, and inventory, as well as other economic and business principles.
Hello Clark-Pleasant Families,
Vaccine Exclusion Date for the 2024-2025 school year is:
October 21st, 2024
The last school day for students before fall break is Friday, October 4th.
Your students will have the opportunity to receive required vaccinations while out
of school during fall break.
If your student does not have their state required vaccines completed by Sunday,
October 20, 2024 they will not be able to return to school until required vaccines
are completed.
Please contact your school nurse for assistance or any concerns.
Lisa M. Monge, MSN, RN
Health & Nursing Coordinator
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation
Senior Sunset!
They work while we sleep. Sometimes we walk around them in the halls, not always "seeing" them or their work as important. That's why we love this day—National Custodian Day, which rolls around every October 2. It recognizes the hard work it takes to keep our public facilities in tip-top shape, as well as the people who diligently work to ensure we have spotless and sanitary schools.
Custodians are our first line of defense in the war on germs, and often, it's a thankless task. So, on National Custodian Day, show your appreciation to the custodians who clean our schools. Custodians are the hardest-working people in the "show" business!
