As people gather around for Thanksgiving, many show gratitude for family. In many homes, hosts place as many extended family members that can fit at tables as guests wait for dinner to be served, and soon a delicious meal...
The Board of Education approved the P-CCS 2020-21 Return to School Plan on Tuesday, August 11 to have a remote start to the 2020-2021 school year and a “safe transition” for small groups of students to in-person learning...
Raising questions for the students and parents of Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, the P-CCS Board of Education trustees voiced their concerns for the safety and logistics of the P-CCS Reentry Plan for the 2020-2021 school...
The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing coaches and athletes alike to adapt to new practices in order to keep playing. Swimmers are striving to regain their speed in the water, baseball players are getting back to their season,...
During these unprecedented times, staying connected to the latest news is critical. Stay in touch with the P-CEP news by downloading the free Student News Source app to have easy access to news and to stay updated on important...
Teens and young adults who worked prior to the mandatory shut down in workplaces deemed essential are now being worked overtime. Teens are struggling to handle thirty-two hour weeks and high school. Since March, Michigan...
The Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (MPYO) held its final rehearsal for the 2019-2020 season online via Zoom on May 5 as in-person rehearsals have been suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions. The MPYO is affiliated...
Donna Gatzke, Adviser
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Colin Davidson, Contributer
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The Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (MPYO) held its final rehearsal for the 2019-2020 season online via Zoom on May 5 as in-person rehearsals have been suspended due...
Cameron Stewart, Contributor
May 21, 2020 • No Comments
Lou LaRiche is in the process of reopening after Governor Gretchen Whitmer temporarily shut down all non-essential businesses March 23. The service center is planning to make...
Cameron Lindsay, Editor in Chief
May 30, 2019 • No Comments
Summer can be filled with sky high adventures and valley low boredoms. In Michigan, it sometimes seems like the most boring states, however there are plenty of fun things...
Diya Banerjee, Features Editor
May 30, 2019 • No Comments
Ever since I was little, I have had a love for books. However, like many people I know, I’ve become distant with reading as I progressed through high school. Whether it...
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Sorrowful Tale of Magnificent Heroines
April 15, 2019
English teacher Kathy Churchill greets graduates with a special packet for the graduating Arts Academy students.
Arts Academy teacher/leader Sean Jackman and English teacher Brad Silverman share an “air fist bump.”
Congratulations!
A group of Arts Academy students break the mold and arrive to the send-off on foot.
Grads and teachers gather beneath the shade at the front of Salem High School, the building that houses the Arts Academy at P-CEP.
Congratulations!
Kathy Churchill and Dayna Lang sport PPE at the send-off.
The events of 2020 is a year that will be in history books.
Congratulations!
A bright smile and this grad is on her way.
Dayna Lang finds Frankie the dog irresistible.
Grads arrive in caps and gowns to celebrate to enjoy the last day of attending the Arts Academy.
Science teacher Heidi McElmeel and Principal’s Secretary Brenda Smith distribute goody bags to the passing graduates.
This graduating Arts Academy student keeps a sense of humor in trying times.
English teacher Brad Silverman has a special greeting for the Arts Academy students.
Grads cannot leave without a goody bag!
Arts Academy cohorts share tales of the stay-at-home order.
Cam Stewart is topsy turvy over finishing the Arts Academy.
Carolyn Roderique shares her post-graduation plans of attending the University of Oregon with Heidi McElmeel.
