Crack The Code
Jordyn Kuchka, Business Manager
May 31, 2017
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“Break the dress for day,” or rather “Break the dress code day?” on May 25 was intended to be the second annual “Crack the Code” day at P-CEP; however, this year due to a number of reasons, participation was almost nonexistent. Last year around this same time Demetrius Fields, at the time...
Lightning Robotics Win Worlds
Claudid Saveski, Sports Editor
May 24, 2017
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On May 6 at the Dome at America's Center in St. Louis, Mo. Plymouth-Canton’s very own Lightning Robotics team brought home the title of “World Champions.” The road to World Champions was not an easy one; it took months of preparation and effort to make an unbelievable comeback from the last...
Yearbook Corrections
May 23, 2017
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On page 262 of the 2016-17 yearbook, Trinity, "Shot on Goal: Penguins go to Playoffs" was credited to Kayla Dudek. The story was actually written by Bryanna Lanzilotti. On page 184-185, a story about the Wildcats swim and dive team, "Wildcats Achieve Second in Division," identified Brady McWilliams...
10th Annual Autism Awareness Walk
Laura Westcott, Features Editor
May 15, 2017
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In honor of April being Autism Awareness Month, Renee Schmoekel, supervisor of District Center Based Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) programs, always puts together a walk-a-thon held on P-CEP’s campus on the last Saturday of April. This year was their 10th anniversary, and the event was held April 29 f...
Correction: Humans of P-CEP tweet stirs controversy
May 2, 2017
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Correction: In the article “Humans of P-CEP tweet stirs controversy” Twitter user @katiexuu was quoted tweeting, “U can preach about doing whatever you want with your body & marching for louder voices when you are trying to shut down someone else’s opinion.” @katiexuu actually tweeted “cant”...
Temperatures drop like the Power Lines
Grace Grelak, Photo Editor
March 30, 2017
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Wednesday, March 8 set the record for the second highest wind storm ever recorded for the Plymouth-Canton area. Wind speeds reached 65 mph that afternoon according to local media reports. Alex Kroll, Salem senior, found out during his fifth hour class that a tree had fallen directly on his house....
Robotics Team Heads into Competition Season
Megan Pham, Head Copy Editor
March 23, 2017
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P-CEP’s Lightning Robotics team kicked off their 2017 competition season with a robot unveil in the Canton DuBois Little Theater on Feb. 22. After the initial kickoff in the beginning of January, the robotics team, consisting of over 130 students and 30 adult mentors, has been working on their robot...
AASA Members Say They Face Challlenges
Morgan Stephens and Naabia Romain
March 23, 2017
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The African American Student Association (better known as the AASA) is a well renowned club at the Park. It is one amongst several clubs at PCEP that is about a specific race or culture. Every Thursday, nearly 20 students gather in the Salem High School library where they discuss and break down...
God bless the First Amendment Print Issue: Continued 2
Emily Protor and Maddie Miazek
March 17, 2017
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Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Administrative Guidelines ____________________________________________________________________________ 8220 – School Day Opening Exercises Each school day and special program may begin with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Only those student...
God Bless the First Amendment Print Issue: Continued
Emily Proctor and Maddie Miazek
March 17, 2017
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The Perspective reached out to social studies teachers at the Park for comment on the story in the March edition titled, “God bless the First Amendment." Here are some of their direct responses via email. Darin Silvester: Should? In my personal opinion I have no concerns. Constitutional? - No Cases th...
Canton Assistant Hockey Coach Arraigned on Criminal Sexual Conduct Charges
Hannah Saad, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2017
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Eric Locke, a Canton varsity hockey assistant coach, has been arraigned on three counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving an under-aged female student who, according to Hometown Life, is a student at P-CEP. Locke has been removed from his coaching position. According to the Detroit...
Whose Schedule is it Anyway?
Hannah Saad, Editor in Chief
February 24, 2017
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It’s that time of year again: it’s time to select classes for the next school year. Each student has their preferred method of approach, whether that be meticulously planning class schedules for all four years with no room for error or choosing the classes with the easiest course descriptions; however,...
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