The P-CEP homecoming events have come to a close, but few know of each school congress’ decision process hiding behind the glamorous and exciting time that kicks off the school year.
Having all...
A minute after the bell signaled for class to begin, students from two Peer to Peer Connections classes were already sitting at tables in the classroom waiting to see Bentley, the six-year-old therapy...
Free school meals will remain available to all students at East Middle School, West Middle School, and P-CEP following the Michigan Legislature’s approval of the full state budget.
The finalized budget...
Students in the Cognitive Impairments Program (CI) earning a certificate of completion from P-CEP exit the school bus and are welcomed by a PARClife staff member who is ready to walk everyone into the...
PARClife and P-CEP have started a partnership where students who are earning a certificate of completion participate with a local non-profit organization.
Mari McFarland, the founder of PARClife, helps...
The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), which provides the majority of funding for the function of state and local libraries, was eliminated by executive order by President Donald Trump on...
For many Americans, owning a car was more than a convenience, it was a necessity. But with new tariffs put into place and trade becoming more difficult, consumers felt the impacts far beyond the factory,...
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...
Political turmoil is considered to be at an all-time high with deepening polarization, increased political violence and increased dissatisfaction in election systems.
In the 2024 election in the state...
At the annual Area 23 Special Olympics Basketball Tourney was held on January 13 in the Plymouth High School gymnasium, the All-Stars and Star Bursts competed first, which resulted in an All-Stars victory...
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...
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...
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