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.

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.

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!

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

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.

Today is an eLearning day at PHS. Because it is not weather related, students don't need to attend Google Meet classes. Students can find assignments on the eLearning Hub, along with the link to the Attendance Form. If you do not have internet have a parent contact Mrs. Vargas at 574-936-2178. https://bit.ly/3TxAHqF

Monday, September 16, 2024 is PCSC’s first scheduled asynchronous eLearning day of the school year. You can access the eLearning Hub from the website homepage, or click directly on this link: https://www.plymouth.k12.in.us/o/pcsc/page/elearning-day-assignments

This is a reminder that Plymouth Community School Corporation releases 30 minutes early on Fridays. We hope you had a great week!

On this day, we pause to remember and pay our respects to the lives lost and the heroes who stepped up on September 11, 2001.

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

27 of our outstanding Plymouth High School students have been awarded prestigious honors through the National Recognition Programs at College Board! These awards celebrate the academic achievements of students from rural/small town areas, African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Indigenous/Native American, and first-generation backgrounds. To earn this prestigious recognition, the students below needed to take the Fall 2023 PSAT/NMSQT or Spring PSAT 10 and score in the top 10% of test takers in their state. Alternatively, they could achieve a score of 3 or higher on two or more distinct AP exams in 9th or 10th grade. Additionally, they had to maintain a cumulative GPA of B+ or higher (at least 3.3) by the time of submission. Being nationally recognized helps students get recruited by colleges, showcases their academic excellence, and opens doors to new opportunities. Congratulations to these scholars!

This is a reminder that there is no school for Plymouth Community School Corporation tomorrow, August 30, or Monday, September 2.

The Marshall County Blueberry Festival begins tomorrow! We could not be more excited. Plymouth Community School Corporation will be closed on Friday, August 30, and Monday, September 2. However, you can still join us during Blueberry weekend! Here's where to find us:

Official Marshall County Blueberry Festival parking is located at Plymouth High School. Proceeds go to PHS Student Activities. Our students work hard all weekend to fundraise for their clubs, sports and organizations-- they are already getting set up. You can support the Speech and Debate Team, Cheer, Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Tennis, Girls Soccer, Prom Committee, Theater Program (Acting and Stage Crew), Spanish Club, Multicultural Club, AFS, Girls Track, Band, Choir, BPA and Football by parking with us! Parking is $10 a day, or $20 for a weekend pass. Additionally, you can park at the Amphitheater for $10 to support Plymouth Robotics.

Wednesday, September 18, 2024 1pm-6pm CST in the Knox High School Multipurpose Room (1 Redskin Trail, Knox, IN 46534), Starke County Special Education Shared Services is holding a resource fair for individuals of all ages with disabilities. There will be over 30 organizations in attendance including waiver agencies, community organizations, employers, educational partners, and businesses, who will be present to talk about the services and resources they have available to assist individuals and families.

Today, Plymouth High School held the Groundbreaking of the Marshall County Career Innovation Center. This transformative project will reshape education and workforce development for our entire community. This pioneering facility will feature: -A state-of-the-art Automotive Program -An advanced Greenhouse supporting Culinary, Early Childhood, and Agricultural studies -Expanded spaces for Building Trades and Advanced Manufacturing -Enhanced programs in Health Careers, Criminal Justice, and more Marshall County Lifelong Learning Network had this dream five years ago. The realization of this ambitious vision is thanks to the support of numerous partners and generous donors. Their dedication has been instrumental in bringing this project to life. The Marshall County Career Innovation Center will serve as a central hub for Career and Technical Education, Adult Education, and workforce development, impacting learners of all ages and preparing them for a bright future. Explore the highlights from today’s groundbreaking ceremony and witness the start of a new chapter in Marshall County’s educational journey. For more on today's Groundbreaking, stay tuned to Pilot News Group, WTCA GIANT fm, WKVI K99.3 FM, ABC57 and WSBT-TV!