Lincoln Junior High School has a new assistant principal. Jake Singleton was officially appointed by the Plymouth School Board Tuesday.
Continue readingSingleton Named Lincoln Junior High School Assistant Principal
Plymouth Students Head Back to School Today
Plymouth Community Schools students return to class today. Superintendent Andy Hartley says teachers and staff are ready.
Continue readingPlymouth School Corporation Prepares to Welcome New Teachers
The new school year is quickly approaching, and, judging from last week’s school board meeting, Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley seems to be looking forward to it.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Renews Agreement with The Crossing
Plymouth students who’ve struggled in a traditional high school environment will continue to have the option to attend The Crossing School of Business and Entrepreneurship. The Plymouth School Board voted last week to renew its agreement with the faith-based alternative high school for the coming school year.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Chooses Contractor for $2 Million High School HVAC Upgrade
Plymouth High School will be getting more than $2 million in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system upgrades over the coming months. The school board voted last week to award the full project, including all four alternates, to Havel.
Continue readingNew Principals Named for Menominee, Webster Elementary Schools
Menominee and Webster elementary schools’ next principals have been named. Craig Hopple was appointed to take over at Menominee, and Brooke Busse was selected for Webster, during Tuesday’s Plymouth School Board meeting.
Continue readingPlymouth School Superintendent Highlights Several High School Recognitions
Plymouth School Board Approves Summer School Nurse Agreement, Sale of Band Trailer
The Plymouth School Board agreed last week to sell a band trailer to John Glenn. The John Glenn Band Boosters submitted the lone bid of $1,200 for the 1983 semi-tractor trailer, according to Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley.
Continue readingArea Educators Voice Concern with New License Renewal Requirements
A new state law will mean changes for the license renewal process for teachers. Now, area educators are voicing their concerns.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Agrees to Seek Bids for High School HVAC Upgrades
The Plymouth School Board has decided to move ahead with upgrades to the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system at the high school. Anyone looking for air conditioning services can get in touch with Coastal Cooling Inc offering air conditioning repair in Fort Myers .Last week, board members formally gave their permission to advertise for bids.
Continue readingLincoln Junior High Project Remains Slightly Behind Schedule, Following Winter Weather
Work on precast stairs at new Lincoln Junior High School (photo from Plymouth School Board’s May 15 project update)
Crews working on the new Lincoln Junior High School continue catching up from delays caused by winter weather. Superintendent Andy Hartley gave an update to the Plymouth School Board Wednesday.
Continue readingPlymouth School Officials Considering Options, Following Referendum Failure
Plymouth school officials are working to maintain a positive outlook, despite the failure of last week’s property tax referendum. It would have raised taxes by up to 19 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, to help with “student safety initiatives, mental health support and programs, and attracting and retaining teachers.”
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Agrees to Rent Space to JESSE Cooperative
The Plymouth Community School Corporation is leasing space to its special education cooperative.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Looking for New At-Large Member
The Plymouth School Board is looking for a new member. At-Large Member Larry Holloway resigned Tuesday, according to a press release from Superintendent Andy Hartley. A new member is being sought to fill the remainder of Holloway’s term, which runs through the end of 2020.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Appoints New Transportation Director, High School Volleyball Coach
The Plymouth School Board officially hired a new transportation director and high school volleyball coach last week. Assistant Director of Transportation Brandon Berger will transfer to the director’s position on July 1. He’ll replace Brenda Uceny, who’s retiring at the end of the school year.
Continue readingMarshall County Educators Propose Meeting with State Lawmakers
State lawmakers don’t understand the challenges facing Marshall County schools. That’s according to Plymouth Education Association President Laura Kruyer.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Approves Increase in Meal Prices
Lunch prices will likely be going up at Plymouth Schools. The school board voted Tuesday to raise the cost of a regular student lunch by 10 cents, starting next school year. Milk and breakfast prices are set to go up by five cents.
Continue readingArea Educators Monitoring Teacher Salary, School Referendum Bills
Local educators are keeping an eye on some education-related bills in this year’s state legislative session. Raising teacher salaries was identified as a priority in Governor Eric Holcomb’s State of the State address. But Plymouth Education Association President Laura Kruyer told the school board last week that she’s been disappointed with the bills that have followed, saying that they’ve lost the momentum.
Continue readingPlymouth School Board Schedules Make-Up Days on Feb. 18, Jun. 3
The Plymouth School Board has approved the addition of two make-up days, following weather-related cancellations. Students will now have to be in class on Monday, February 18 and Monday, June 3.
Continue readingProgress Continues at New Lincoln Junior High School, Despite Weather Challenges
Crews continue to make progress on the new Lincoln Junior High School, despite the recent stretch of cold weather. Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley told the school board Tuesday that work got set back a little over a week because it was simply too cold for workers. But he said they’re working hard to get back on track, and the slight delay poses no major concerns for the project’s overall schedule.
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