
BES Principal for the day!
3rd grader Addison Kite, had the highest candle sales during our fundraiser. She was awarded Principal of the Day. Duties included, greeting car riders, lunch duty, jokes and a dance party. She also enjoyed a special lunch of her choice.



Giving Tree!
Thank you to staff from Clark-Pleasant Early Learning Center for giving to the Giving Tree at Greenwood Village South. Thank you Mary for the opportunity to give to our Community.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Wrapping Warriors!
Clark-Pleasant Academy students are getting ready for their annual gift wrapping days at Greenwood Park Mall. Come support the academy and get your Christmas presents wrapped! Student's will be there;
Dec. 17 / Noon-4pm
Dec. 22 / Noon-4pm






4th grade students at PCES did a Live Wax Museum allowing parents to see them transform into famous athletes, politicians, musicians and more.
Jaida Fishback organized the event. All grade 4 writing classes participated..

Girls Softball!

Dr. Shipp and Dr. Edsell hosted a reception for some special helpers Friday. They are in Ms. Bennett's "Bridge Program", at WCHS. The students also help out at the administration building collecting recycling.
Dr. Edsell asked students about holiday plans and some wanted snow!

Special Guest Reader!
Students in Mrs. Yordy's kindergarten class at Grassy Creek Elementary had a special guest reader today. Dr. Edsell visited the class to share a book to help students start their day.



7-Semester Grads!
Our 7-semester graduates got good will wishes from their principal and superintendent Thursday.
Several are off to 2 and 4 year colleges while others are headed to apprenticeships and the military.
Congratulations on graduating early and good luck seniors.

Today our FFA officer team shopped and wrapped presents for a family in need this holiday season! All of our cans collected at tonight’s Christmas Party will also go to our sponsored family! 🎁









It's Official
Mrs. Bethany Guilfoy has become Principal of Whiteland Elementary. The board approved the recommendation by Superintendent, Dr. Timothy Edsell, at Tuesday nights board meeting. Mrs. Guilfoy had been serving as interim principal at WES. Congratulations Mrs. Guilfoy.

RCE 2nd Grade - Informational Writing - Publishing Party!
Second grade classrooms were transformed into a zoo this afternoon at Ray Crowe Elementary. These second graders had to study the animals of their choice, choose a habitat and research the animals appearance, diet and life span. As with any good story they had to come up with a good introduction and a strong conclusion.
The recipients of all the research and writing were first grade students who got to enter each habitat and have one of the authors read to them. Habitats included the Arctic, The Savannah, The Ocean and an Aviary.
While the work is a lot of fun it's also creating strong writers and readers at the same time.

Community service was a HUGE leaf raking job! Lots of hard work today by our amazing CPA students!
Simon Youth Foundation







Clark-Pleasant School Corp. is hiring school bus drivers! Need a CDL? We'll pay you while you train. We offer a $1,200 sign-on bonus. Apply online at;
https://www.applitrack.com/cpcsck12in/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Transportation
or scan the QR code.


United Way of Johnson County collected coats, hats, gloves, mittens and scarves for Operation Bundle Up. We had a great group of people who helped to sort the coats and Milto Cleaners cleaned all coats. United Way of Johnson County has partnered with the organizations and agencies to distribute the coats, hats, gloves, mittens and scarves. Having the donated items at multiple locations, provides families the convenience to chose their location and time that works best for them.
The locations of the organizations and agencies are listed on our website. Please feel free to get this information out to your families.
https://www.uwjc.org/operation-bundle-warming-johnson...
Thank you so much for your patience with the new process of distribution

BIG Band Weekend!
All three Whiteland Jazz Bands had terrific performances this weekend at the Bloomington Jazz Festival. The bands all received critical acclaim and overall the bands walked away with 10 Outstanding Performance awards and 3 Outstanding Soloist trophies.
Students receiving Outstanding Performance awards were:
Josh Arthur
Blake Bryant-Ortiz
Zach Burnell
Nate Gray
Levi Nicholson
Bryce Oxendine
Austin Quick
Ian Schafstall
Cohen Schmeler
Angela Stofer
Outstanding Solo Trophies went to:
Saphira Brown
Jaiden Buskirk
Seth Patterson
If you see any students in our Jazz program, please congratulate them on a job well done!!I




BIG Basketball Weekend Wins for Warriors!
Both the boys and girls teams had huge wins over the weekend bringing lots of smiles to fans, players and coaches.





It's GAMEDAY! Whiteland Boys Basketball hosts conference foe Perry Meridian tonight! Come out and support the Warriors or tune in on WBSN!
📅 Friday, December 8
🕣 7:30 P.M.
🆚 Perry Meridian Falcons
📺 https://tinyurl.com/2xjcrkxx


CES Students/Families Giving!
The CES Student Council members traveled with Mrs. Rains, Mrs. Van Horn and Mr. Bailey to Walmart Friday to purchase items for CES families in order to make their holiday better and brighter.
The funds used were from our recent collection from CES families during our Spirit of Giving campaign where many of our families generously donated.
Thank you to all of our CES families who were able to give. A special thank you to our parent chaperones as well!



JCREMC Rebate!
The School Corporation is a member of JCREMC and not just a consumer. For that reason the power coop is allocating a portion of Capital Credits for retained margins back to the school corporation.
Today JCREMC CEO, John Sturm presented a check for $9616.19 to Dr. Edsell for Capital Credits dating back to 1992-93.

Gun Safety Symposium!
The Clark-Pleasant Police Department will be hosting an information session to promote gun safety awareness. This event will take place in the WCHS Auditorium on January 3rd, 2024 from 4-5 PM.
