Clark-Pleasant Community School Corp

OSHA Cards Presented! Three WCHS students, Charles McMichael, Jackson Mullins, and Mackenzie Bowen, received their OSHA cards on Wednesday, making them eligible to work on a construction site. The cards were presented to them by Assistant Superintendent Dr. Cassandra Shipp. These students are part of an Innovative-Groundbreaking Program announced earlier this year between Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation and The Howard Companies construction firm. The Howard Companies donated $25,000 to the high school to launch the program. This program is a new civil construction pathway program that aims to equip Whiteland Community High School students with the skills and credentials necessary to be employable and ready to join the workforce or continue their certifications upon graduation. This partnership allows students to earn college credit and certification while in high school, enabling them to start a career immediately after graduation. https://lnkd.in/gaM-63PV https://lnkd.in/gaM-63PV

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Clark-Pleasant is hiring for our new K-5 Trauma & Behavior Program.

OSHA Cards Presented! Three WCHS students, Charles McMichael, Jackson Mullins, and Mackenzie Bowen, received their OSHA cards on Wednesday, making them eligible to work on a construction site. The cards were presented to them by Assistant Superintendent Dr. Cassandra Shipp. These students are part of an Innovative-Groundbreaking Program announced earlier this year between Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation and The Howard Companies construction firm. The Howard Companies donated $25,000 to the high school to launch the program. This program is a new civil construction pathway program that aims to equip Whiteland Community High School students with the skills and credentials necessary to be employable and ready to join the workforce or continue their certifications upon graduation. This partnership allows students to earn college credit and certification while in high school, enabling them to start a career immediately after graduation. https://lnkd.in/gaM-63PV https://lnkd.in/gaM-63PV

A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) training! The Clark-Pleasant parents and caregivers who attended are now equipped to support the mental health and well-being of the youth in our community. They learned to recognize signs of mental health challenges, provide support during a mental health crisis and make a positive impact on the lives of young people. This wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of the Project AWARE Grant and our wonderful lunch sponsor, Nick Burks from Johnson County Employer Resource Network! Your generosity kept everyone fueled and focused—thank you for helping us build a stronger, healthier community! We’re so proud of the dedication shown by our families and community members. Together, we’re making a difference! #YMHFA #MentalHealthMatters #ProjectAWARE #StrongerTogether #Nationalcouncil

Our Superintendent, Dr. Tim Edsell, has started a podcast "Tim Talks." His first podcast is about the ongoing construction at Whiteland Community High School with special guest, Sam Arnes, Director of Operations. Visit our website and go to the Superintendent Message page (https://bit.ly/3XGpkPP) to hear the podcast.

Clark-Pleasant Community School Corp recently met with our team to begin operationalizing their Learning Prioritization Plan. This collaboration focuses on aligning resources and strategies to effectively support student learning and achievement across the district. #LearningPrioritizationPlan #EESInnovation #ClarkPleasantSchools Tim Edsell Cassandra Shipp, Ph.D. Jacinda Smith

Innovative-Groundbreaking Program Announced for WCHS!!! A partnership is announced between Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation and The Howard Companies construction firm. “After 18 months of hard work and collaboration a ceremony was held at Whiteland Community High School this week where we were presented a check for 25,000 dollars to launch a civil construction pathway program”, says WCHS Principal, Duke Lines. The new civil construction pathway program will begin to equip Whiteland Community High School students with the skills and credentials necessary to be employable and ready to join the workforce or continue their certifications upon graduation. The $25,000 contribution from Howard Companies goes straight into the program to help sponsor and pay for all necessary items for the students to be successful. “We realize that students should have the opportunity to start a career path and earn college credit while in high school. This partnership allows students to earn college credit and certification while in high school to start a career immediately after graduation," stated Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Cassandra Shipp. Dr. Shipp says students will begin hands-on experiences working in the construction trades while still in high school, paving the way for a bright and well-paying future immediately out of high school. “The school corporation commends Howard Companies for this visionary approach to preparing students for successful careers and we look forward to our ongoing relationship”, stated CPCSC Superintendent Dr. Tim Edsell. Several students with interest in the program attended the check presentation ceremony.

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