
Thank you to the community for voting yesterday. Unfortunately, the Plainwell Community Schools 2024 revised bond proposal was not approved by voters. We will continue to evaluate and pursue all options to address our district needs. Please stay tuned.


See you at the polls TODAY! Don't forget to vote on the bond proposal along with all the other elements on the ballot!
Visit plainwellschools.org/page/2024-bond for more information.


Election day is tomorrow! Polls are open tomorrow from 7 AM to 8 PM. For more information on voting, visit michigan.gov/vote. For information on the bond proposal, please visit plainwellschools.org/page/2024-bond


Our elementary classes had so much fun celebrating Halloween! Students had lots of fun while enjoying various activities and treats. We hope our students, staff and families had a safe and Happy Halloween! 🎃


Last week, Cooper Elementary held their Monster Mash event. It was an awesome outdoor evening for a costume party as our families enjoyed trick or treating, food trucks, games and lots of Halloween fun! Thank you to all that organized, planned and joined in the fun at the 2024 Monster Mash! 🎃


As a reminder, there is no school tomorrow (Friday, November 1). We look forward to welcoming our students back to school on Monday, November 4.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN and have a great weekend! GO TROJANS!


We are excited to share that registration is open for our upcoming PCS Cheer Holiday Mini Camp. Grades K-8 are welcome to join the PHS competitive cheer teams for a fun holiday mini camp filled with cheer stunts, mini routines, games and crafts! Camp will be held on Saturday, December 7 from 12:00-3:00 PM in the PHS Gym or AP Room. Cost is $35 per athlete. To register, please visit plainwellschools.org/page/youth-programs (registration closes December 6).


🎃 HAPPY HALLOWEEN! 🎃 Join us for Bond Informational Trick or Treating today (October 31) from 5:00-7:00 PM. Stop by during Trick or Treating to view the potential Plainwell Preschool property (640 Jersey Street). Bring your bond proposal questions and your imagination as we share the vision for the future at PCS!


Security best practices recommend glazed windows and secure door sidelites, two elements that the bond would fund. Don't forget to vote by November 5!
More information available at plainwellschools.org/page/2024-bond.


📢 Early Voting Begins Today! 📢 Don't wait...vote NOW! For voting info, please visit michigan.gov/vote. For information on PCS' Bond Proposal, please visit plainwellschools.org/page/2024-bond.


REMINDER! Join us TONIGHT (Friday, October 25) for the PCS Field House Tour and Open House from 5:00-6:30 PM. We are excited to share this new facility with our students, families and community! Superintendent Montange, Board of Education members and Building Administrators will be on-site to answer questions and share updates on the bond projects. We look forward to seeing you soon - GO TROJANS!


Cooper Elementary is experiencing a power outage. This outage includes all computers and phones. There is water and emergency lights on in the building. Parents are welcome to pick-up their students early. Bus routes will run as normally scheduled.


Attention Trojan Community! We welcome you to join us for the PCS Field House Tour and Open House on Friday, October 25 from 5:00-6:30 PM. We are excited to share this new facility with our students, families and community! Superintendent Montange, Board of Education members and Building Administrators will be on-site to answer questions and share updates on the bond projects. We look forward to seeing you on Friday - GO TROJANS!


Buildings throughout the district have partnered with NexTrex to recycle 1,000 lbs of plastic. Please bring plastic that is clean, dry and free of food residue to bins at the front vestibule of the High School, Middle School, Cooper, Gilkey & Starr to help support the recycling challenge. For each 1,000 lbs. that are collected, buildings will earn a new NexTrex bench! GO TROJANS!

On Saturday, the 4th and 5th grade exhibition cheer team held their first competition at Plainwell and took 📣 FIRST PLACE 📣. A total of 18 teams participated at PHS, creating an incredible atmosphere filled with Plainwell Pride! Thank you to the parents and fans who came out to support the Trojan cheerleaders! 💙


It was an outstanding season for Rocket Football at PCS. We had a total of 115 Rocket and 83 Flag football players. As a program, they finished the season with a 15-18-3 record. Throughout the season, athletes experienced significant learning and growth, with many celebrating milestones such as their first caught pass, first touchdown or first successful tackle. This season was a wonderful opportunity for our youngest Trojan football players to grow their love for the sport. We would like to extend our thanks to all the volunteer coaches for their time and dedication to growing Plainwell athletics. Congratulations to all our Rocket Football players and coaches for an incredible season - PLAINWELL PRIDE!
Looking ahead, the 6th grade Rocket Football players will conclude their season with an exciting game against Otsego at Waldo Stadium this weekend. GO TROJANS!


The Field House progress continues. In the past week, various interior and exterior projects have been finished, such as installing the Trojan on the building's exterior and completing the staining of the gymnasium floor. The Trojans will be competing in the new Field House soon and we owe it all to the Plainwell community for supporting the 2019 bond proposal!



Registration is still open for our upcoming Youth Kickers Soccer program for K-5th graders. The goal of the Kickers program is to experience the sport, understand the rules and have fun! Program runs from October 26-December 14. Cost is $60 per athlete. To register, please visit plainwellschools.org/page/youth-programs (registration closes October 24). GO TROJANS! ⚽️


As a reminder, there is no school tomorrow (Friday, October 11). We look forward to welcoming our students back to school on Monday, October 14. Have a great weekend and GO TROJANS!


Recently, the Young 5 and Kindergarten classes from Cooper Elementary enjoyed a trip to Gull Meadow Farms. They spent the day picking apples and learning about them while also having fun in the farmyard activity area. This wonderful experience served as a fantastic introduction to their upcoming math and science unit focused on apples! 🍎🍏
