Food and drink provided by the Plymouth High School Athletic Department, Ponderosa Restaurant and Coca Cola. 

Plymouth High School’s Summer Strength and Conditioning program will begin Monday, June 4th. Morning sessions will start at 6:30, 8:00, 10:30, followed by a 12:30 afternoon session. The program is available to any student grades 8 through 12, with the 8:00 a.m. session reserved for football team members.

A $30 weight room fee will be required, or a $50 family fee for families with more than one athlete participating. Fees may be paid to Mrs. Downs in the front office, Coach Barron, or Coach Samuelson (if paying by check, please make check out to “PHS”).

The Impact Concussion Test for Plymouth High School athletes will be given to incoming freshman and juniors on June 11th,  June 13th, and June 15th  from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. in the media center at PHS.  There are no sign-up or appointments needed.  All incoming freshman and juniors need to have this test by July 1, 2012.

The Plymouth High School Speech and Debate Team just returned from the NCFL national tournament.  There were 2,705 students from 775 schools around the country who competed over the Memorial Day weekend in Baltimore, Maryland.  Each event had approximately 250 qualifiers who survived regional competition to advance to Baltimore. 

Once again this year, Plymouth had several outstanding showings.

The 2012 Academic Hall of Fame induction ceremony was held on May 20, 2012.  There were eleven members inducted for the class of 2012.  They are as follows:

Anyssa L. Alonso - Broadcasting
Grace K. Anders - English and French
Brandon Baird - Art
Danielle A. Becktel - Mathematics
Rebecca J. Brumbaugh - Performing Arts
Morgan M. Hill - Business
Olivia C. Hilliard - Vocal Music
Eliza C. Kelly - Spanish
Matthew M. Libersky - Student Publications
Jason R. Pickell - Social Studies
Elizabeth N. Wolford - Instrumental Music

Front Row from left to right:  Elizabeth Wolford, Rebecca Brumbaugh, Olivia Hilliard, Danielle Becktel, Anyssa Alonso

Back Row from left to right:  Morgan Hill, Eliza Kelly, Grace Anders, Matthew Libersky, Brandon Baird, Jason Pickell. 

The Department Chairperson will recommend the name of the student or students to the Academic Hall of Fame Committee if they meet minimum qualifications.  The minimum qualifications for the Academic Hall of Fame include:

1.    Must be a graduating senior in good standing
2.    Must have taken classes in the respective department for a minimum of eight trimesters. 
3.    Must have a minimum of an “A” average, or 11.0 point value, in the respective department or curriculum for their high school career. 
4.    A student may be recognized in a maximum of two curriculums or departments.
5.    Each department may establish criteria above and beyond the minimum requirements.
6.    No ties will be accepted.  It is the responsibility of the departments to break any tie.

Congratulations Class of 2012 Academic Hall of Fame members!

Plymouth High School will offer IHSAA sport physicals appointments at Plymouth High School on Tuesday, June 12, Wednesday, June 13, and Thursday, June 14, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.  Dr. Tony McPherron and his staff at Specialty Orthopedics along with PHS athletic staff volunteers will be on site to provide this opportunity.  The athletic physicals will be for incoming freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors only.  Physical forms will need to be signed by the parents.  The cost is $20.00 per physical.  Please be advised, parents MUST call the PHS athletic office at 936-3215 prior to secure a time slot.  Appointments will start at 6:00 p.m. and run every 15 minutes.  All athletes and parents need to enter North doors #5. 

PHS Summer Softball Camp will be held Tuesday, June 19th and Wednesday, June 20th for all girls in grades 2 - 8.  The PHS Varsity and JV coaches and players look forward to helping the girls learn the fundamentals of hitting, fielding, pitching, and catching. 

English Camp Registration Form                           Spanish Camp Registration Form

Recently students, staff, and family of Loren Nifong planted a tree in his memory at Washington Elementary School.  Loren passed away unexpectedly this spring.  For more than 50 years, Loren drove a school bus for Plymouth Community School Corporation.  Although he will be sorely missed, this tree will always be a reminder of Loren's service and dedication to kids.  Son, John Nifong, Mrs. Shirley Nifong, and daughter, Lorna Shively, are seen helping to plant the tree, which was graciously donated by Price Nurseries.