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The Perspective

The Student News Site of Plymouth-Canton Educational Park

The Perspective

The Student News Site of Plymouth-Canton Educational Park

The Perspective

In The Band Music Appreciation Studio

Lilli Keehn, Copy Editor February 27, 2019

In The Band Music Appreciation Studio (ITB) is a recently founded nonprofit organization that is located in the Plymouth Arts and Recreational Complex (PARC). Founded and directed by Nick Brandon, In The...

How to Manage Stress

Lilli Keehn and Amanda Mancuso February 27, 2019

Stress. It’s something that everyone goes through at some point in time. Whether it’s about a big test, work, school or even friends, it’s inevitable. Finding ways to cope with stress can be pretty...

Focus Detroit

Jordyn Audi, Social Media Editor February 27, 2019

Focus Detroit is an organization with a mission to help kids who are living in poverty. Along with helping them succeed, it’s also meant to create more interaction with people in the city and find ways...

Arts Academy: A World of Opportunity

Diya Banerjee and Sache Krishnaraj February 27, 2019

The Arts Academy is one of three academies at the Park, the other two being the International Baccalaureate program and the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) program. Students in the Arts...

November Clubs of the Month

Morgan McCotter and Jordyn Audi, Distribution/Promotion Manager and Social Media Editor December 17, 2018

With so many clubs at P-CEP, there may be some that you were not aware of. First up is Campus Christians. They meet every monday from 2:30-3:30pm in Mr. Salter’s room, C99 in the World Language hallway...

“No One is Alone”

Cora Wallen, Editor-in-Chief December 14, 2018

“No one is alone,” : the overall theme and song title in the musical “Into the Woods,” put on by the Park Players Theater Company (PPTC) this fall. It was directed by Paul Bird. The show dates...

Cider Mill: Which is the best?

Cameron Lindsay and Cora Wallen, Editors in Chief November 7, 2018

With warm colors whirling around and the air crisp and cool, it is hard to resist the spirit of the fall season. When autumn comes, so do things like bonfires, football games and going to cider mills....

Humans of P-CEP: Amelia Joss

Fiona Hughes, Editor-in-Chief November 2, 2018

September is National Suicide Awareness month; so, when Amelia Joss saw her opportunity, she ran with it. Joss joined forces with To Write Love On Her Arms, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting those...

Humans of P-CEP: Regan Thorp

Zach Antonelli, Guest Writer May 30, 2018

Regan Thorp is a senior at Salem High School and an advocate for rehab to fight against drug addiction who has recently celebrated a full year of sobriety. She has spoken publicly about her struggle with...

Senior Reflection

Ximena Reyna, Staff Writer May 29, 2018

So you know how you always saw older people with actual grown-up problems as distant beings that live among you and your friends? And the questions ‘what do you want to do with your life?’ and ‘Where...

Senior Advice for Next Year’s Graduating Class

Hailey Morin, Staff Writer May 24, 2018

It’s that time of the year. Seniors are in their last home stretch and just days away from the very last day of high school. It can be a bittersweet moment. Most seem to have been affected with Senioritis,...

Humans of P-CEP: Janet Sutherland

Breanna Losey, Staff Writer May 22, 2018

Janet Sutherland, Plymouth video teacher, has a surprising revelation for being such an accomplished, supportive teacher. “I never really decided to teach video production,” she said, “I was offered...

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