Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner!
🗓️ March 18, 2025
🕒 3pm-6pm
This is more than just signing up for kindergarten—it’s the start of a journey for the Plymouth High School Class of 2038, with countless memories, lessons, laughs, friends, adventures, growth, and change to come. Your kindergartener has many opportunities ahead of them. We are honored to be a part of their life, and cannot wait to welcome your little one into the Big Red P family. ❤️🤍
Click the link to sign up for Kindergarten Roundup, and we will contact you with a time and your assigned school! https://forms.gle/EY6aB4jGvsSwZA9x9
In honor of Valentine’s Day this Friday, we are highlighting married employees all week long! ❤️
Meet Grant and Deborah Masson! Grant is a Social Studies Teacher at Plymouth High School, and Deborah is a CTE Health Science Teacher. Married for 35 years this June, they have two sons: Scott, 27 (28 in March), and Sean, 25. They also have a grandson who turns 2 in March...and one more on the way! One of their favorite things to do together is travel and explore new places.
The Massons are a wonderful part of the PCSC family! Stay tuned as we continue celebrating the wonderful couples in our district this week!
In honor of Valentine’s Day this Friday, we are highlighting married employees all week long! ❤️
Meet Beth and Brett Corbett! Beth is a Special Education Teacher at Washington Discovery Academy, and Brett is the Assistant Athletic Director at Plymouth High School. Married for 13 years, they have four wonderful kids (ages 12, 9, 6, and 3) and love spending time together as a family.
We’re grateful to have the Corbetts as part of our PCSC family! Stay tuned as we continue celebrating the amazing couples in our district this week!
In honor of Valentine’s Day this Friday, we’re kicking off our week of celebrating married couples in our district! ❤️
Meet Casie Jo and Ryan Shanyfelt! Casie Jo is a 6th Grade Math Teacher at Riverside, and Ryan is the Head Custodian at Riverside. The two have been inseparable since 2003 when they were students at Plymouth High School. They married in 2007 and have two wonderful children. Their secret to happiness? Simply spending time together!
Fun story behind their photos: While in high school, they had a yearbook photo taken in the stairwell. Fast forward 20 years, and they found themselves in the same spot for their daughter’s solo and ensemble contest—so they retook the photo to make new memories!
We’re so grateful to have the Shanyfelts as part of our PCSC family. Stay tuned as we continue sharing more amazing couple stories throughout the week!
School board members are dedicated local leaders who invest their time and energy into shaping the future of our students. Their commitment to education and our community is something we deeply appreciate!
Thank you to our board members:
Allie Shook- President
Stacey Patrick- Vice President
Robin Cupka- Treasurer
Steve Holm
Lisa Huff
Thank you to our amazing school counselors for making a difference every day!
Let's hear it for these amazing ladies!
Menominee Elementary School - Wendi Bendy
Washington Discovery Academy- Maureen Garrity
Jefferson Elementary School PCSC- Brenda Lewis
Webster Elementary School- Erin Hartley
Riverside Intermediate PCSC- Tara Miller
Lincoln Junior High School- Audria De Lucenay
Plymouth High School- Julie Stauffer, BJ Awald, Jaime Bradley, Brittany Marquardt
Tomorrow, February 6, 2025 is a synchronous (live) eLearning day due to the anticipated icy conditions. Please check the eLearning hub for instructions for your school. Instructions are available by 9am the day of a cancellation.
Any events scheduled to start after 5:30pm today are cancelled due to the anticipated ice storm. Please travel carefully.
How are you staying cozy on this rainy day? Jefferson students stayed in their pajamas!
Riverside Intermediate wrapped up another exciting STEM Week, where students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to the test!
5th graders tackled The Chocolate Challenge, designing devices to keep chocolate from melting and increase its melting rate, all while exploring physical changes and the Law of Conservation of Mass.
6th graders took on The Tower Challenge, engineering the tallest free-standing structures while learning about growth mindset, teamwork, and real-world engineering principles.
These hands-on projects are preparing our students for the future—one challenge at a time! Stay tuned for our next STEM Week, March 17-21, featuring brand-new challenges!
You can read more about STEM week in The Pilot News soon.
Thank you Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck for serving our Webster Elementary drop off line every Tuesday morning! They will be here another 20 minutes ☕️
The cold weather bus for walkers will run tomorrow (1/24/25) in the morning only. Bus 99.
Happy 100th day of school! They grow up so fast.
Our kindergarten students at Jefferson are dressed as 100 year olds, proving that learning makes you wise beyond your years! 👵
PCSC will offer the cold weather bus today for walkers. Bus 23. Please note the stops have been updated. Pick up time has been adjusted two hours, per the two hour delay.
Tomorrow, January 22, 2025 PCSC will be on a two hour delay schedule.
Tomorrow, January 21, 2025 is a synchronous (live) eLearning day due to extreme weather. Please check the eLearning hub for instructions for your school.
Instructions are available by 9am the day of a cancellation.
Monday, January 20 is a scheduled eLearning day. Please check your school's eLearning hub for instructions: https://www.plymouth.k12.in.us/o/pcsc/page/elearning-day-assignments
Maintenance workers Ron Lovejoy, Mike Oyler, and Josh Soria, along with Director of Facilities Dave Schoof and Assistant Director Troy Amor, arrived at work at 1:30 a.m to plow parking lots, spread salt, and prepare for the morning. Head custodians Norman McCarthy, Donna Stiles, Shaunna Bennett, Tony Soria, Ryan Shanyfelt, and Matthew Crandall joined them at 5:00 a.m, shoveling walkways to keep entrances clear and safe. A special shoutout to Josh Soria, who went above and beyond by plowing, salting, and shoveling all in one morning as he was covering an additional building.
This kind of dedication plays a vital role in ensuring our schools are safe and learning can be made possible, even during harsh winter conditions.
Thank you to each of these hardworking individuals—we appreciate your commitment and the important work you do behind the scenes.
The cold weather bus for walkers will run again tomorrow. See stops and times here:
PCSC will run the cold weather bus tomorrow for walkers. See the stops and times below:
