The Business Professionals of America club recently attended state finals on March 15-18 in Grand Rapids, Mich. The club was awarded six awards and had four members nominated to attend the National Leadership...

“Something is changing because we’ve got a secret weapon: all of you people; all of the youth. Your whole lives, people have been telling you that you’re the future. Well, guess what? You are the...

The Super Jesse 5K (SJ5K) is an annual event started and run by students at the Park. Beginning in 2011, it was inspired by Jesse Lindlbauer, a then Canton sophomore who suffered a near-fatal brain...

Photos by Max Korff A new tradition P-CEP student congresses started this year was charity week that took place during the entire week of Feb. 19. Different events and fundraisers were held while...

When finals come around, the endless cramming sessions for possibly every class can get overwhelming. “A lot of times the stress that I feel get heightened because it feels as though the teachers...

Students were overjoyed to hear that school would be dismissed at noon on Dec. 13 due to harsh weather that was forecasted to arrive around 3 p.m. The next day, on Dec. 14, P-CCS also called off school...

Plymouth seniors Logan Dziadzio, Evan Good, Anthony Crump, Erin Johnson, Ethan Byrne It’s that time of year when seniors are eagerly waiting for their acceptance letters from colleges, however,...

Photo by Max Korff Over 150 students in the Canton cafeteria participated in the first ever BLAST Euchre Tournament on Nov. 17. It was an Independent Service Project run and organized by Canton senior...

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On Oct. 21, the Plymouth-Canton Marching Band (PCMB) embarked on its yearly trip to the Clarkston Invitational Competition where they competed against other bands.   Plymouth senior Katelyn Wilmarth...