Today’s the first day of school for Plymouth students. Superintendent Andy Hartley says school employees have been busy getting ready.
Plymouth School Board to Consider Student Reading Lists, Nurse Agreement Tonight
Plymouth School Board Approves Food Bids, Teacher Evaluation Plan for 2018-2019
The Plymouth School Board continues preparing for the 2018-2019 school year. Last week, board members ratified the selection of food service vendors. Gordon Food Service will serve as the major food distributor. Dairy products will come from Dean Foods, while bakery goods will be provided by Aunt Millie’s Bakery.
Audit Prompts Plymouth School Board to Clarify Claim Payment Procedure
Plymouth School Superintendent Looking to Improve Curriculum, Communication
During last week’s Plymouth School Board meeting, Andy Hartley reviewed his first year as superintendent and discussed some plans for the future. “I’m really pleased, after a year,” he told board members. “At the same time, we’re looking at some necessary adjustments that need to be made, and we’re looking at that through our central office, our administrative team, and throughout the whole district.”
Plymouth School Board Transfers Unused Capital Projects Money to Rainy Day Fund
Plymouth School Board Switches Bus Drivers to Hourly Pay Rate
Plymouth School Board Extends Administrators’ Contracts
Site Work Continues for New Lincoln Junior High School
Josh Martin Appointed Plymouth High School Assistant Principal, Amid Other Administrative Changes
A Plymouth High School English teacher has been promoted to assistant principal. Josh Martin was appointed to the position by the school board Thursday, at the recommendation of Superintendent Andy Hartley. “Josh has been at Plymouth High School for quite some time now, has served in many roles: an English Department teacher, department chair for the past several years, has been a lead teacher, has also served as our head boys soccer coach,” Hartley said. “We had nearly 40 applicants for the position, and Josh rose to the top and will be a great addition to that administrative team as they continue to progress.”
Plymouth School Board to Consider High School Assistant Principal Appointment
Plymouth School Board Approves Continuation Agreement with New Tech Network
Plymouth School Board Starting Preparations for New School Funding Structure
Plymouth School Board Approves Agreements with The Crossing, Blueberry Festival, NIESC
The Plymouth Community School Corporation is changing its funding arrangement with The Crossing School of Business and Entrepreneurship. The faith-based alternative high school aims to offer another option for students recovering from drug addiction or criminal histories, as well as those who’ve simply struggled in traditional public schools.
Work Underway on New Lincoln Junior High School
School Safety Update Given to Plymouth School Board
Plymouth School Board Names New Intermediate School Principal, High School Athletic Director
The Plymouth School Board has officially named replacements for two longtime staff members who’ll be retiring this month. Kyle Coffman was appointed principal of Riverside Intermediate School Tuesday, at the recommendation of Superintendent Andy Hartley. “Mr. Coffman quickly rose to the top of nearly 40 applicants,” Hartley said. “In addition, knowing the work that he has been able to accomplish as a teacher and as an assistant principal in our district, I’m confident in his skill set, attention to detail, compassionate leadership, and a desire to facilitate the success of others, especially our students.”
Plymouth School Board to Replace Retiring Staff Members, Establish Funds
Plymouth RDC Gets Update on Aquatics Center
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members received a project update on the upcoming Aquatics Center construction.
Plymouth High School to Add Fashion, Board Game Clubs
Plymouth High School students looking to pursue a career in the fashion industry will have a new way to hone their skills. According to Andy Defrancesco,
Plymouth High School students looking to pursue a career in the fashion industry will have a new way to hone their skills. According to a Fashion Club is officially being added to the school’s handbook, according to Dean of Students Ken Olson.