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The Plymouth School Board members approved a resolution last week to charge an administrative fee for garnishments. The resolution states that from time to time, the corporation receives garnishment orders pursuant to Indiana Code applicable to Plymouth Community School Corporation employees.
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The Plymouth Community School Board approved the Guard 911 Alert System Service Agreement.
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The Plymouth Community School Corporation (PCSC) Board of Directors appointed and welcomed new Lincoln Junior High Assistant Principal Abigail Travis and welcomed new Riverside School Counselor Tara Miller during the June meeting.
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The Plymouth Community School Corporation will be participating in the Summer Food Service Program this year.
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PLYMOUTH — Plymouth Community School Adult Education Director Deb Sherwood updated the Plymouth Community School Corporation (PCSC) Board of Directors on the Career and Workforce Readiness programs.
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Bremen Public Schools lifted their mask requirements in the schools after the Marshall County Health Department lifted the requirement last week. It will be optional for students and staff to wear masks.
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PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Community School Corporation (PCSC) Board of Directors adopted Project Resolution 2022-2 to move forward with $10.6 M worth of proposed upgrades and renovations including Heating Ventilation and Cooling (HVAC) improvements, solar installation and water efficiency upgrades to schools. The projects will improve the long term sustainability of the school and enhance good stewardship of resources.
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The Plymouth School Board members took action to adopt the 2022 budget and resolutions during their meeting Tuesday night.
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Due to a current COVID-19 surge and the increase in positive cases in Marshall County, the Marshall County Health Department (MCHD) is highly recommending universal indoor masking by all K-12 students, staff, teachers, and visitors regardless of vaccination status.
Continue readingThe search continues for a new superintendent at the Plymouth Community School Corporation.
Continue readingPlymouth Community School Corporation students return to school Wednesday, August 11 and the guidance concerning the return to school will remain as previously approved.
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Three Marshall County D.A.R.E. students were recently honored for submitting winning essays at their schools.
Continue readingThe search is on for a new superintendent at the Plymouth Community School Corporation.
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Plymouth Community School Superintendent Andy Hartley submitted his resignation to the Plymouth School Board members Tuesday night.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Community School Corporation is switching to eLearning through Thanksgiving. Superintendent Andy Hartley confirms that Friday, Monday, and Tuesday will be eLearning days. In-person classes are expected to resume Monday, November 30.
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Culver Community School Superintendent Karen Shuman announced Wednesday that two students have tested positive with COVID-19 at the school corporation and those students have been in quarantine since Fall Break.
Continue readingStudents at the Plymouth Community School Corporation will begin the school year virtually.
Continue readingOfficials with the Plymouth Community School Corporation updated the reopening plan this week to include the recent requirement from the Marshall County Health Department and its order regarding masks and face coverings.
Continue readingWhen the school year begins at the Plymouth Community School Corporation, there will no longer be a late start to the Monday schedule for students.
Continue readingThe Indiana Department of Education sent information to school corporations last Friday pertaining to guidance in order to open schools for instruction for the 2020-2021 school year. Officials at the Plymouth Community School Corporation will be reviewing that information to tailor it to the needs of students and staff there.
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