82-Clark-Pleasant School buses underwent a rigorous State Police inspection Monday. Officers check brakes, tires, steering, engines, exhaust all safety features including lights, doors etc. Transportation Director, Mike Akers says no bus returns to service without a 100% score.
New K-5 Reading Curriculum Selection Process!
Clark-Pleasant is in the process of selecting a new reading curriculum for grades K-5. Parents and community members are invited to attend a vendor preview session alongside our staff to provide input on our final two options.
WHEN: Thursday, January 30, 2025
TIME: 5:15-7:30 PM
WHERE: Clark-Pleasant Administration Building, 50 Center Street, Whiteland
RSVP: bit.ly/Reading_25 or scan the QR Code below
Whiteland Youth Baseball Signup - Spring 2025!
Thursday will be Whiteland Girls Basketball's "Pink Out" game against Southport! The team will wear pink jerseys recognizing cancer survivors and those going through treatment. There will be a silent auction with proceeds going to the Pink Ribbon Connection. Please join us!
IHSAA Girls Wrestling Regional champs!
Kaitlynn Fouty and Mikayla Perkins take home individual titles! SIX WARRIORS ARE HEADING TO STATE! Whiteland will be well represented at the first ever IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Tournament!
Cool Art News!
Iris (Jackson) Cook, grade 12, won the Johnson County Public Library teen art contest for the 10th-12th grade category. Iris submitted a face mask sculpture entitled 'Iris in Bloom'.
Iris also had a ceramic slab box selected to be featured in a juried show in November at IU Bloomington. This piece was entitled "My Prison Box".
Iris was able to incorporate quite a bit of deeper meaning into the pieces and it's always cool seeing our students being able to be featured outside of school.
Conference Champs!
"We are moving on to regionals as a team. Dean Rodgers is advancing in singles and Dean and Zachary Burnell were named all conference. It's been a good year but we are not done yet. We hope to push through to semi-state. Regionals are at classic Lanes in Bloomington on Saturday January 25th.
STATE BOUND!
With their sectional championship, Whiteland Girls Wrestling has qualified for team state on January 25! The Warriors will continue in the IHSAA State Tournament and then finish off the season in team duals looking for a title there as well.
Girls PIN First Ever Sectional WrestlingTitle!!!
The #2 Warrior Girls Wrestling team won the first ever IHSAA sanctioned Sectional title at West Washington High School! This tournament featured 4 of the top 10 teams in the state of Indiana (3 of the top 5)! They took home three individual titles, and will advance 11 to next week's Mooresville Regional. With this win, they have also now qualified for the team state championship tournament that will take place at the conclusion of the individual state finals! Congratulations to all athletes and coaches!
Individual results: * indicates advancement to the regional round
100- Haley Sample (4th)*
105- Kaitlynn Fouty (1st)*
110- Brooke Fuller (3rd) *
115- Marli Woods (2nd)*
120- Mikayla Perkins (1st)*
125- Kylie Alltop (4th)*
130- Kahlyn Fouty (1st)*
135- Clover Batton (5th)
140- Kayci Woods (2nd)*
145- Addison Emberton (3rd)*
155- Marin Wigginton (2nd)*
190- Callie Nguyen (4th)*
235- Leeah Pierre (5th)
JCPL January 2025!
BIG "W"
WHITELAND FOR THE WIN!!! Great victory for the Warriors against the Trojans with a gritty four quarters.
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Whiteland Community High School Band Director Pete Sampson presented a clinic on Jazz at the prestigious Midwest Clinic International Band, Orchestra, and Music Conference in Chicago today.
Clark Elementary had a wonderful 3rd grade music program here last night at CES! Thank you to all of our students for their hard work along with the skills and gifts from our music teacher, Ms. Arndt, and our 3rd grade teachers and Related Arts teachers.
What an amazing “Junior Sounds of the Season” musical performance this evening! A special thank you to all of our elementary music teachers, families, and Grassy Creek for hosting this event for all of our schools!
CPMS Beginning Band students wowed a great crowd with their musicianship at their 2024 holiday concert Monday night. Well done musicians!
Building Stronger Readers!
Pleasant Crossing 2nd graders held a "Gingerbread" Readers Theater on Tuesday. Students enjoyed reading their work to their families, singing and putting a craft together. It's all part of becoming stronger readers.
PCES Wax Museum!
From Caitlin Clark to David Letterman to Baby Face Pleasant Crossing students took the assignment to learn as much about these famous Hoosiers as possible. Some even dressed the part of their character in Tuesday's PCES Wax Museum held in the school cafeteria.
Thank You!
The Clark-Pleasant School Board thanked outgoing board member Patrick Guilfoy during Monday nights board meeting. Mr. Guilfoy's parents and daughter as well as his wife, WES Principal, Bethany Guilfoy were in attendance.
**CPCSC / CPPD Welcomes Casper the Friendly Firearms Detection Canine!**
The Clark-Pleasant Police Department (CPPD) has enhanced school and public safety through a partnership with Redemption Ranch K-9 and the Plainfield Police Department by welcoming a new K-9 officer, Casper.
Casper, a Husky, was officially introduced during the school board meeting on Monday evening. His acquisition is a result of a generous collaboration with Redemption Ranch K9, a non-profit organization dedicated to turning shelter dogs into highly trained police canines. These previously abandoned and overlooked dogs receive the love, care, and positive reinforcement they need to thrive and serve their communities.
"Ensuring the safety of our students, staff, and the entire community is our top priority," said Chief Chad Pryce of the Clark-Pleasant Police Department. "By adding this new K-9 unit to our team, we are taking proactive steps to create a safer environment for everyone."
After being sworn in on Monday night, Casper will continue training with his handler and begin active service today. He will play a crucial role in enhancing school safety, public security, and the ability to respond to potential firearm-related threats in the community.
The young man who got to swear in Casper is Evan Brenneman, who Chief Pryce made the honoary chief for the night. He has aspirations to someday be a K-9 officer. He helped to train Casper, as part of the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
