Last Chance!
We look forward to these two days every year - it’s time for 25-26 CPELC registration!
See you tonight and tomorrow!💙🧡
Spencer Gillespie will continue his academic and tennis career for the University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles! Gillespie becomes the second member of the Class of 2025 to go NCAA DI!
History Camp!
Jackson Cope / ISU Presidential Scholar!
Representatives from Indiana State University were at WCHS on Thursday to present Jackson Cope with the President's Scholarship. He will receive free tuition, food, and housing at ISU. We are so very excited for Jackson to become an ISU Presidential Scholar! Congratulations!!!
Limo Life!
These Whiteland Elementary students enjoyed a limo ride to a pizza party for one of the rewards from the Major Saver fundraiser!
First day of Girls on the Run at Grassy Creek Tuesday.
CPMS proudly presents Honk Jr., a family-friendly, heartwarming musical story that follows the journey of an Ugly Duckling coming into her own!
Show dates:
Friday (2/28) and Saturday (3/1) at 6:30, doors open at 6:00
Sunday (3/2) at 2:30, doors open at 2:00
Enter through door 12E in the back of CPMS
Tickets will be sold at the door (cash only) for $8.
CPCSC employees (with a badge) and children under 3 get in for free.
Our students have worked incredibly hard and would love to see you there!
Grand Champs Again!
It was a clean sweep for our two varsity high school show choirs this past Saturday at the Franklin Community ShowFest!
Expressions: GRAND CHAMPIONS! Best Vocals, Best Visuals (Choreography, Costuming, Set Design), and BEST BAND with White Noise receiving Best Instrumental in the Univoice division. Senior Cori McMahon was named Best Performer.
Rhythm Masters: GRAND CHAMPIONS with Best Vocals and Best Visuals (Choreography, Costuming, Set Design)! Senior Raegan Lawson was named Best Performer.
Senior Cori McMahon (member of Expressions, Iridescence and Rhythm Masters) also took FIRST PLACE in the Solo Competition beating over forty-five students from other competing schools!
All three Whiteland Community High School show choirs will compete this Saturday, March 1st at Warren Central High School.
Expressions: 9:00AM
Iridescence: 1:45PM
Rhythm Masters: 3:15PM
The Daily Journal has featured an article about the Youth Mental Health First Aid training being implemented here at CPCSC. We’re thrilled to see the commitment of our staff and community in supporting mental health training. Your involvement is truly making a difference. Please check out the article.
https://dailyjournal.net/2025/02/17/clark-pleasant-offering-training-in-youth-mental-health-first-aid/
Whiteland fights all the way back! After trailing Jennings County by 16, the comeback leads to a Warriors win! The sectional basketball tournament kicks off March 7th.
Congratulations Mrs. Edens!
Pleasant Crossing Elementary teacher, Nicole Edens, was recently awarded one of the 2025 Teacher Creativity Fellowship Program grants through the Lilly Endowment. She was awarded $15,000! Amazing!!
What a win for the Warriors! Ethan Edwards and Gavin Stubbe combine for 53 points as the Warriors power past Martinsville!
Today for FFA week, members are teaching lessons about agriculture and how it provides the food we need to survive at Whiteland Elementary.
GCES Wax Museum
The fifth graders at Grassy Creek are hosting a Wax Museum this week, where they are portraying notable figures who have made significant contributions to U.S. history and culture. Among the individuals being represented are Elvis Presley, Walt Disney, President Obama, George Washington, John F. Kennedy, and Marilyn Monroe, among others.
NHS Induction Ceremony Planned!
We are looking forward to inducting our largest class ever on Wednesday, March 5th at 7 pm in the Glenn Ray.
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***
**WCHS Announces Valedictorian and Salutatorians**
Whiteland, IN
February 19, 2025
Whiteland Community High School (WCHS) is proud to announce that Haroon Mardanzai has been named the Valedictorian of the Class of 2025 with an impressive GPA of 4.48. Haroon plans to attend Indiana University to study Finance. In addition to his academic achievements, he is actively involved in extracurricular activities. He serves as the president of the Spanish Honor Society, founded the Investment Club, is a member of the basketball team, and also holds the position of captain of the tennis team.
The Salutatorians, Simran Kaur, and Sabiha Thind, follow closely behind with identical GPAs of 4.42. Sabiha intends to pursue a Biology degree on a Pre-Med track at I.U. Indianapolis, with aspirations of becoming a Pediatrician. She has demonstrated exceptional leadership as the President of the Student Council, President of the National Honor Society, Vice President of Best Buddies, and a member of the Key Club.
Simran is interested in practicing Emergency Medicine and aims to earn a Biomedical Engineering degree on a Pre-Med path. She is currently undecided about her college choice. Simran holds the position of Vice President of the National Honor Society and is a member of the Spanish Honor Society, Student Council, and Key Club.
"We are very proud of these three seniors," said WCHS Principal Duke Lines.
"We will miss them, but they are destined to do amazing things. These school leaders have not only excelled academically but have also dedicated their time to giving back to their communities through various volunteer efforts." The students were notified of their honors on Friday and are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead.
Dr. Edsell recognized members of the Indiana All-State Honor Choir during Monday evenings meeting. These students were from CPMS, Clark and Whiteland Elementary. Congratulations to these amazing young singers!
This month's winners of our Recognize Excellence Program were honored at the February school board meeting, Monday night.
Alexis Tackett, a WES Speech - Language Pathologist was the certified employee and Lauren Runyon a PCES Food Service employee was the classified recipient. Both were presented a certificate by Human Resource Director, Dr. John Schilawski.
Members of the WCHS Girls Wrestling Team were recognized by the school board during Monday nights board meeting. Whiteland Girls Wrestling finished off their season with a fifth place finish at the IHSGW Team State Finals last month. They finished fourth place as a team at the inaugural IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Meet. Whiteland put four wrestlers into the top 8 at the first ever IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Meet!
Brooke Fuller (110)- Runner Up
Kaitlynn Fouty (105)- Third
Mikayla Perkins (120)- Fifth
Marli Woods (115)- Seventh
