PHS has announced that beginning next school year receiving an Honors Diploma will be an option for graduates. The purpose of the Honors Diploma is to encourage and reward students who pursue a rigorous, advanced course of study during the high school years. It is established as a part of PCS’ plan for academic excellence and is available to all students who wish to pursue the challenge of the Honors Diploma.
Earning this diploma requires a student to complete a minimum of five (5) AP courses, at least one AP course in each core subject: English, Math, Science and Social Studies, maintain at least a 3.0 gpa on all core courses, and meet all other Michigan Merit Curriculum requirements as well as any other Plainwell High School graduation requirement. For additional information, please contact the PHS Guidance Office at 685-9554.

Plainwell High School celebrated National Girls & Women in Sports Day this morning! Area Women in Sports Leaders participated in a panel discussion exclusively for female Plainwell High students who play and/or have ever played sports. Special panel guests were: Madeline McHugh, PHS Athletic Trainer; Kaycee Acree, WMU Volleyball Player; Carrie Brankiewicz, Owner, The Fitness Spot; Kristen Smith, Director of Athletics, Kalamazoo College; Colleen Munsen, Head VB Coach, WMU; and Carolann Davis, PHS Volleyball Coach. Thanks so much, ladies, for a powerful and inspiring morning!

It’s the time of year to begin thinking about the “Outstanding People for Education” Award! Do you know someone who has made a difference to a student or students in your district? The purpose of this award is to honor and recognize people in education who are excelling in their field and/or making an impact in the quality of public education in Allegan County.

Here is the nomination form – please return ALL forms to Bonnie Pfingst, Administration Building, 600 School Drive, Plainwell, MI 49080, or email them to bpfingst@plainwellschools.org