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Thanks to a generous grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, every student from any of Plainfield’s elementary schools who participated in the Summer Odyssey Camps received a “curio...
…okay, so scientists didn’t really say that. But they should have!
This June, students entering grades 1-6 had the opportunity to come to day-long camp experiences at The Imaginat...
As we continue to grapple with school safety issues in the media, we know that parents are understandably concerned about our plans for PCSC students. Our PCSC Crisis Team meets re...
This afternoon, Plainfield Community School Corporation was thrilled to receive the Spirit United Award from the United Way of Central Indiana. We are pleased to be the only school...
High standards and expectations for teachers are high in Plainfield. We work diligently to hire the best teachers possible, making sure that the students in this district are getti...
Over the last few years, the Plainfield Schools team has embraced STEM-based learning. A focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) does not mean we’re ignoring thin...
Plainfield High School's HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Club stays busy year-round, with club activities, meetings, and trips to the elementary schools to work on ST...
Learning is lifelong, and we try to instill the love of learning in all of our students. Reading to and with your child is just one example.
Surely, you’ve seen ‘little libraries’...
Superintendent Scott Olinger is pleased to announce that Plainfield Community School Corporation’s school board has voted unanimously to hire Mr. Tyler Bless as the new Plainfield ...
'Tis the season ... of the yellow rose, as ROSE Nominations are now being accepted! This is the community's opportunity to help us “Recognize an Outstanding School Employee” and ce...
For students in Mrs. Hayes' Pre-K class at Little Quakers Academy, kindness is the name of the game.
For the month of February, her students were challenged to complete acts of ...
For the students that make up the Brentwood Bots robotics teams, “time is the game changer”. For robotics, sometimes the journey is the battle. It’s a battle of designing somethin...
PHS has outstanding Publications staffs, and the Indiana High School Press Association has recognized their skills.
At the 100th Annual IHSPA Convention, the Quakers were awarded...
As Alexander Graham Bell said, “"Before anything else, preparation is the key to success."
But what about when you only have 3 weeks? Less than eleven hours total?
Three weeks t...
For students in Mrs. Armstrong’s visual arts classes, hours and hours of dedication isn’t a novel concept. These students pour their heart and soul into these pieces, and some tale...
For Isabell Coryea, a first-generation college student, inspiration comes from many places. She was inspired by the sacrifices made by her mother, who sometimes worked two jobs to ...
In Plainfield, throughout the community as well as the schools, we talk a lot about being a Community of Values. Each month, we focus on a value* and then honor individuals who bes...
The Brentwood Bots, fourth and fifth grade students, competed in their first competition of the season on Saturday. Congratulations to Team A (Drew, Ryder, Andrew, Carter, and Ma...
As a way to learn more about their students and colleagues, the Guilford Elementary staff organized Christmas Around the World, with the countries representing the cultures of Guil...
While Plainfield Schools puts an emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) projects throughout the school year, some students go above and beyond to use their kn...