
The July School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the air-conditioned comforts of home, the link for the livestream is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBrAwZCEqdg


The 21st Century Scholarship deadline is TOMORROW, June 30th by 11:59pm EDT--this is for students in cohort 2026 (incoming 9th graders) and cohort 2027 (incoming 8th graders). Don't miss out!!
This scholarship is for eligible students who maintain the Scholar Pledge to excellence in school and life receive a scholarship for up to four years of up to 100% tuition at an eligible Indiana college or university after they graduate from high school.
The online Scholar application is so simple on the Learn More Indiana website: www.ScholarTrack.in


The June School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the comforts of home, the link for the livestream is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbh5tlgEdj0
See you then!


Our FREE summer meals program starts tomorrow (6/9)! Check the image for more info including dates and locations. Be sure to remember that there are no meals served on July 1 & 4 (due to Independence Day). Join us this summer for free meals—for students 18 & under…see you soon!


The May School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the comforts of home, the link for the livestream is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q942NmMj1o


Just a reminder: All PCSC Schools are CLOSED today for a Teacher In-Service Day. Hoping all of our Quakers enjoy their weekend! See you on Monday!


Join us in congratulating these PCSC students, who were celebrated by the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution. Kiley Bell (L) won 1st place in Hendricks County and 3rd overall in the State for her 5th grade essay. Brian Beasley (center, senior) won the Hendricks County Good Citizen award and scholarship. Andrew Gerhart (R) won 1st place in Hendricks County and 2nd place overall in the State for his 7th grade essay.


The April School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the comforts of home, the link for the livestream is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfXiYpJSWHQ


We hope that our staff, students, and families enjoy Spring Break! See you on the 4th!


Please join us in congratulating senior Karlee Waugh on her selection as Indiana Academic All-Star!
She is the seventh Academic All-Star to come through Plainfield High School and we are extremely proud of her and her accomplishments!


On March 21st, we celebrate our friends with Down syndrome. We
celebrate their accomplishments and the joy they bring to the world! We
celebrate on 3/21 for 3 copies of the 21st chromosome!


The March School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the comforts of home, the link for the livestream is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2UNi83PdGI


Just a reminder: School is IN SESSION this Friday! In an earlier version of our school calendar, it was previously noted as a teacher development day. The calendar has since been revised and we are in school on Friday!


Quaker Conversations will take place Monday, March 7 at 6 pm in the Administration Building (985 Longfellow Ln). This is an opportunity for the public to ask questions of school administrators and the school board. Please enter Door #2.


Quaker Conversations will take place Monday, March 7 at 6 pm in the Administration Building (985 Longfellow Ln). This is an opportunity for the public to ask questions of school administrators and the school board. Please enter Door #2.


Parents of incoming Kindergarteners--this is for you!
Don't forget to register for the 2022-2023 school year! Head to our website, click on "Online Registration" and follow the links!
(https://www.plainfield.k12.in.us/page/online-registration)


Four Plainfield High School seniors have been named National Merit Finalists in the 67th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, an honor that places them in the top 1% of high school seniors nationwide.
Help us congratulate Madeline Beebe, William Rulon, Cooper Springs and Harrison Woodruff, who represent four of the nearly 15,000 high school seniors across the United States continue in the competition that will result in 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $30 million.
We are so proud of these Quakers!


Mrs. Schwanekamp's 4th Grade class participated in the Heart and Sole Shoe Drive and helped Guilford Elementary collect 646 pairs of shoes!
The Heart and Sole Shoe Drive was sponsored by Hendricks County Solid Waste Management and Changing Footprints, and was designed to keep shoes out of landfills while redistributing them to homeless, disaster-stricken, or underprivileged people.
We are so proud of these students and their helping hearts!


This week, students in Biomedical Sciences classes engaged in "Stop the Bleed" training, led by Mary McAdams (mother of BioMed teachers Mrs. Townsend and Mr. McAdams). These students learned how long it can take someone to bleed out and how to provide potentially life-saving triage to trauma patients while waiting for the paramedics to arrive.




The February School Board meeting takes place at 7 pm this evening. If you'd rather watch from the comforts of home, the link for the livestream is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmH99qjXvw4
