Twice a month in Plymouth 612, students come together for meetings of the Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club. The club, led by Plymouth video productions adviser Janet Sutherland, focuses...
On a warm spring afternoon, volunteers help prepare food for those in need at Open Door Ministry. Carts are lined up into groups of four, ready to be delivered out near the corner of the warehouse.
Open...
Five mats.
To prepare for the first place matches of the MHSAA Wrestling State Championship, Ford Field cuts the competition field in half, leaving five mats for the final matches of the day.
Two...
Sets on the Beach won Tri Congress’s second annual Powderbuff Tournament, held at Canton High School on March 7, 2025, beating last year's winner, Dude Perfect.
The tournament utilized a double-elimination...
Nine students and two teachers from the Park returned from a six-day trip to the nation’s capital with the Close-Up Foundation on February 21, 2025. On this annual trip, participants explored the capital...
Adam Condit, Social Media Manager
• March 10, 2025
With the advent of Artificial Intelligence-powered content-filtering technology, in the 2024-25 academic year P-CEP has ushered in a new program for sifting through computer searches to determine whether...
Over 1,200 eighth graders attended a field trip to the Gloria Logan Auditorium at Salem High School on Feb. 5 to explore and observe performances in the Visual and Performing Arts Department classes P-CEP...
In high school, Lauren Kiley had a dream she won Nationals in California wearing a white jersey. On November 23, 2024, Kiley suited up in her white Grand Valley State jersey for the Division II National...
Ink-covered fingers and the five stages of human decomposition posters greet high school students as they walk into forensic science classes at P-CEP. The specialty science classrooms are decorated with...
The curtains whooshed open and there sat Ebenezer Scrooge and his employee Bob Cratchit. On Saturday, December 8, the Cherry Hill Village Theater of Canton held a reimagined version of the classic play...
P-CEP, along with every other school in Michigan, has been dealing with snowy winters for years since it opened in 2002. According to Accuweather and ABC News , the coming winter will be a little colder...
After school Friday, December 13, P-CEP Speaks gathered in the Canton High School Little Theater for its second annual Vital Voices Night. This event is open to any P-CEP student or club to come and speak...
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