Plymouth Community School Corporation

We will see you tonight for Trunk or Treat! All proceeds go to Riley's Children Hospital.

Physical Therapist Laura Scott in conjunction with PATHS would like to remind you October is National Physical Therapy Month. Follow the link below to find out more about what PTs and PTAs along with the rest of PATHS are doing to support our district as well as those around us. https://drive.google.com/file/d/15hyXs9xLKv5jW9Iegs_fMuKivRQHseG1/view?usp=drive_link

⭐ New Teacher Spotlight ⭐ Pictured is Mrs. Jessika Knepp, new CTE Agriculture teacher at Plymouth High School, with Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter! Mrs. Knepp is excited to deepen her roots in the Plymouth community. She lives on her family farm in Plymouth with her husband and three children. Outside of school, you’ll find her in the barn or at livestock shows, where her family competes with cattle on county, state, and national levels—allowing them to travel across the U.S. Her background in agriculture, combined with her degree in Business Administration, brings valuable experience to our students. She has thoroughly enjoyed the last few months at PHS! Welcome to the team, Mrs. Knepp!

Join us for Plymouth High School's enchanting production of *Beauty and the Beast*! 🎭 Showtimes: - Friday, November 1st at 6:30 PM - Saturday, November 2nd at 2:00 PM & 6:30 PM - Sunday, November 3rd at 2:00 PM 🎟️ Tickets are just $5 at the door. Doors open 30 minutes before each show—don’t miss this magical experience!

Plymouth High School cordially invites you to join us in honoring our veterans at the Veterans Day Breakfast and Ceremony on Monday, November 11, 2024. Breakfast will be served at 7:30 AM, followed by the ceremony at 9:00 AM. Please enter through Door 5. We look forward to commemorating this special day with you.

Randolph St Bridge will be closed tomorrow morning to all traffic until further notice.

⭐️ New Teacher Spotlight ⭐ Pictured is Mrs. Joely Garmon, new 4th-grade teacher this year at Menominee Elementary School, with Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter! Mrs. Garmon graduated from Indiana University of South Bend with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a concentration in Early Childhood Education. She loves spending time with her husband, Aaron, and their son, Julian. Together, they enjoy swimming, going to the beach, and traveling to Mexico for Christmas. Mrs. Garmon also loves baking with her son and creating delicious treats. Welcome to the team, Mrs. Garmon!

⭐ New Teacher Spotlight ⭐ Pictured is Mrs. Schae Henneberger, second-grade teacher at Webster Elementary School, with Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter! Mrs. Henneberger, a proud Webster alumna, is excited to return to the school where her educational journey began. She lives in town with her husband, Tim, and also serves as the head coach for the Lincoln Junior High cheerleading team. With a deep passion for teaching that started at a young age, Mrs. Henneberger brings three years of experience as a preschool support teacher for PCSC. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and loves to travel. Mrs. Henneberger is eager to continue learning and growing, and she aims to create a classroom environment where curiosity thrives and every child feels valued and supported. Welcome back to Webster, Mrs. Henneberger!

Enjoy your fall break! We will see you back Monday, October 21.

Plymouth High School was presented with a check for 5K from T-Mobile! Keep showing your school spirit and tag @phsgobigred and @tmobile and use the hashtags #sweepstakes and #FN5GL !

If you can’t make it to Plymouth Wesleyan, drop items off to your school cafeteria/kitchen and we will see that the items be delivered Friday afternoon.

We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and hard work of our custodians! Thanks to them, our facilities stay clean and welcoming, creating an environment where learning thrives.

We appreciate the Plymouth Fire Department for bringing the Safe House program to our elementary schools each year! The program educates our students on fire safety in a setting that mimics home.

Congratulations to Allison Shook, President of the Plymouth Community School Corporation School Board, for being named School Board Member of the Year for 2024 by the Indiana School Boards Association (ISBA)! 🎉 Allie’s leadership and dedication to our schools and community have been truly transformative. From spearheading solar energy projects and redistricting efforts to advocating for PreK programs and launching the Marshall County Career Innovation Center, her impact has been far-reaching. We are proud to have her championing the future of our students.

This is a reminder that PCSC releases 30 minutes early on Fridays. Have a wonderful weekend!

Last week at Plymouth High School, Judge Matthew Sarber presented to our Dual Credit and regular Government classes, as well as Dual Credit U.S. History, in honor of Voter Registration Day. Representatives from the Secretary of State’s office and the Clerk’s office were also on campus to help students register to vote and discuss civic engagement!

This is a reminder that Plymouth Community School Corporation releases 30 minutes early on Fridays. Enjoy the weekend!

⭐ New Teacher Spotlight ⭐ Pictured is Mya Musselman, new 2nd grade teacher at Menominee, with Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter! Ms. Musselman graduated in 2024 from Grace College with a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and is passionate about working with and educating children. When she's not in the classroom, she enjoys spending time outdoors, being with her family, reading, and listening to music. Welcome to the team, Ms. Musselman!

⭐ New Teacher Spotlight ⭐ Pictured is Ms. Casi Painton, now in her thirteenth year of teaching, with Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter! Ms. Painton is excited to begin her first year teaching second grade. Outside the classroom, she enjoys spending time with her family, including her son and daughter. Together, they love taking small day trips, playing games, and having Friday movie nights. Their household is complete with a precious dog, a bunny, and a flock of chickens! Welcome to Webster, Ms. Painton!

While students participated in an asynchronous eLearning day, our staff engaged in professional development. In the morning, EL Facilitator Ryan Ahlrich led a session for educators working with English Language Learners (ELL). The session focused on understanding current ELL policies and laws, analyzing the WIDA Framework and the "PCSC Can Do Model," and exploring effective classroom differentiation strategies to better support ELL students.