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...
Stepping foot into the ‘Walk of Trees’ exposes one to the wonderful sights of decorations, happy families, and an atmosphere enough to put anyone in the Christmas spirit.
The ‘Walk of Trees’...
On March 2, 2024, Plymouth sophomore Chelsea Lai got up at 5 a.m. to drive to the JV State Meet sponsored by the Michigan High School Powerlifting Association (MHSPLA). The meet was held at Croswell-Lexington...
For Ianassa Otake, a year in the Plymouth-Canton area was purely by chance. Otake took a gamble that could have sent her to the middle of South Dakota or a Hawaiian island, and now the Plymouth senior...
Adam Condit, Social Media Manager
• November 14, 2024
Running. People dread it or dream of it. Even those passionate about running sometimes struggle to muster the motivation to get out there.
Whether in a rush to get to class or being subjected...
The ceiling lights are turned off and replaced with colorful LED lighting. The aroma of warm cookies permeates the store. Upbeat music plays to enhance the cheerful ambiance set by all of the staff....
Salem principal Kimberly Villarosa named finalist in state of Michigan for best principal
The Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals annually picks a top principal in the state of Michigan,...
Students at P-CEP express themselves in many different ways. One major way being through their choice of clothing. “Since the Park is so big, there is a place for everyone, especially when it comes...
Fifty years ago Dancin’ Feet dancers filed into the basement of a Canton Township building where the flooring was half tile and half carpet. Fifty years later, the new generations of Dancin’ Feet dancers...
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![Canton senior Lourdes Stokes represents the Black Student Union Dance team. “It’s a club where people can embrace Black culture and dance,” Stokes said. "[The annual BSU show] is to showcase everyone's talents." Sept. 17, 2024.](https://the-perspective.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/IMG_2546-800x1200.jpg)
