
Thank you to some of the WCHS cheerleaders for creating a new option for our PCES little ones during recess time!











Whiteland Girls XC IS HEADING TO REGIONAL! The Warriors placed third at the Shelbyville Sectional and qualify for the regional as a team! Tori Jackson, Lena Shipp, Bella Fuentes, Ramya Flaherty, Claire Proctor, Eden Muhlhauser, and Alaina Roll all will represent Whiteland!



Will Watson, Nolan Edens, and Matt Nino are headed to regional! Whiteland Boys XC placed ninth in the Shelbyville Sectional and the two sophomores and senior are moving on in the postseason!





Slate Clean!
Slate Valentine put up four TD's Friday night to help give the Warriors a BIG Win over neighboring rival Greenwood.


Whiteland Wins over Neighboring Greenwood!


Good Vibes!
It may be a Friday afternoon on Fall Break but that doesn't stop the Marching Warriors from practicing in the hot sun. We caught up with them today getting ready for their community performance of their show, "Bubbly" which will take place Saturday in the football stadium at 12:30 pm.
Their Semi-State performance will be at Ben Davis Oct. 21st at 5 PM.
If you are able to join us to celebrate the tremendous season, we would love to see you there!!





At Greenwood Tonight!


The WCHS Marching Warriors competed in the ISSMA Regionals at Center Grove, Saturday. They received a GOLD rating earning a trip to ISSMA Semi-State!!. Their Semi-State performance will be at Ben Davis Oct. 21st at 5 PM.
This Saturday, the Marching Warriors will have a Community Performance celebrating their season at 12:30 PM in the WCHS football stadium. They will be rehearsing all morning with some guest clinicians and will end the day with a full performance of the show "Bubbly" for our community. If you are able to join us to celebrate the tremendous season that day, we would love to see you there!!




Band & Back Support!


Readers Becoming Writers!
Our fourth graders are growing as confident writers! They did an amazing job sharing their published pieces today with each other and staff!




Band Mentors!
CPMS 8th grade band students got to experience the WCHS Marching band Friday! Thank you for sharing your talents with our middle school students! 🎼🎺🎷🪘








Warriors Shake Quakers!



WCHS Football
Good seats still available for Plainfield at Whiteland TONIGHT!!!
Kickoff 7:00 pm


Enjoy Fall Break!
Be safe and we'll see you bright and early on October 23rd.


PCES Awards Day!
Some well known athletic alums returned to Pleasant Crossing Elementary today to help hand out awards to students in every grade.











Project Aware!
Please register and join us for this family forum November 14th.


Community Day!
Students at Clark-Pleasant Early Learning Center enjoyed Community Day on Thursday. They had a chance to climb on a Greenwood fire truck and get a firefighter hat and also listen to Indiana State Troopers explain their job. One trooper brought her K-9 companion. And while some students ride a bus to school others had never been on a school bus so there was a chance to experience what it will be like to ride in the future.
Thanks to our first responders and transportation department for helping teach our youngest students about your important jobs.











Resource Drop-In Day!


STEM Knowledge!
Today in Mrs. Evans 6th Grade Science class, students dissected barn owl pellets looking for evidence for predator–prey relationships and ecosystems. “When kids dissect owl pellets, they can see and identify the tiny bones from that owl's meal and can learn about the owl's diet and position in a food web,” said Evans.
Students were challenged with identifying the origin of the bones located within it. This was a perfect culminating activity to wrap up 6th Grade Science Standard MS-LS2-3, which is learning about the Cycling of Matter and Flow of Energy in an Ecosystem.











On Track!
Potential National Merit Scholar candidates met for the Warrior On Track luncheon at WCHS Tuesday. Dr. Connie Poston and Interim Principal, Duke Lines spoke to the group to remind them about their scholarship potential and to encourage them to do well on the PSAT.









