Congratulations to the JV and Varsity Competitive Cheer teams who took first place at their second conference meet! Next up, join us to support the team as they compete at HOME in the new Field House on Wednesday, January 22. LET'S GO TROJANS!! 👏📣
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
team picture of phs cheer team
team picture of phs cheer team
team picture of phs cheer team during competition
PHS Wrestling competes in the new Field House! Last night, PHS hosted wrestlers from Niles, Edwardsburg and Otsego in their first tournament in the new Field House! Plainwell wrestling won their matches against Edwardsburg and Niles. Next up, they will wrestle Otsego next week. GO TROJANS!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture during wrestling tournament in the new field house gymnasium
Registration is still open for the 2025 Daughter Dance! Join us on Saturday, February 8 for an evening of fun for PCS K-6th grade daughters. Event will be held at Plainwell MIddle School from 6:00-8:00 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM for pictures only) and includes a formal digital photo, DJ, selfie station, refreshments, raffle and a flower. Cost is $30 per couple ($10 each additional daughter). Bypass the registration line at the event and register today by visiting plainwellschools.org/page/youth-programs (cash and check only accepted at the door).
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
2025 daughter dance - Saturday, February 8 - join us at plainwell middle schools for the 2025 daughter dance
The Plainwell Robotics Club sent six teams to the Jenison Blended VEX Robotics Tournament on Saturday, January 11. The event was “blended” in that 43 middle and high school teams from across Michigan participated and worked with, and against, each other. It was a special opportunity for younger students to experience first hand how their older colleagues were designing and building their robots. It was a fun day for our teams. While they didn’t bring home any awards, they won half our matches throughout the day and had four teams qualify for the final elimination rounds. Highlights from the event include: - High School team Brotherhood of Steel (pictured - Hunter and Kevin) finished 14th after the qualifying matches and captained the 9th place alliance in the finals. The team is coached by Charles Crouch and Jeremy Sanderson, respectively. - High School team Brotherhood of Steel (Hunter and Kevin) finished 14th after the qualifying matches and captained the 9th place alliance in the finals. HS team En Passant (Aiden, Bryce, Joseph and Caleb) finished 15th after the qualifiers and captained the 10th place alliance in the finals. The two teams are coached by Charles Crouch and Jeremy Sanderson, respectively. - Middle School team Rubber Ducky Squad (Lennox, Gabriel, Landon and Ethan) placed 18th after the qualifying matches and captained the 12th place alliance in the final rounds; and, MS team Steak finished in 33rd place after the qualifying matches. Both teams are coached by Summer Rosati and Matt Glass. - MS team Trial and Error (Jakob, Isaac and Easton) finished the qualifying matches in 28th place and captained the 15th place alliance. They are coached by Amanda Cherian. - MS team Roll For Initiative (Elliott, Mason, Nora and Mason) finished in 39th place. They are coached by Joe Potts.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of two phs robotics students
Due to snow and winter weather, our secondary (Middle and High School) students will be dismissed at 1:30 PM today (Tuesday, January 14). This will allow our bus routes to have additional time to complete the secondary route before picking up elementary students. For students that have parent pick-up, the building will remain open until students are picked-up. Please note, the PHS PM Tech Center students will not report this afternoon. In addition, all evening activities scheduled for today will be canceled.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
plainwell community schools - schedule update - Tuesday, January 14 - stay safe & have a great day, Trojans!
Registration is still open for our upcoming Love and Logic Parenting Class! The class is available to any PCS family (present or future) on Saturday, February 15 from 8:00 AM-12:00 PM at the Plainwell Performing Arts Center. Cost is $10 (per workbook). Registration closes on January 31, register today by visiting plainwellschools.org/page/youth-programs. Please note that childcare is not provided during the event.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
plainwell community schools - love and logic parenting class - available to any PCs family (present or future) - $10 per workbook - plainwell performing arts center - registration open through 1/31
Last week, the Plainwell High School Red Cross Club organized a blood drive, successfully collecting 34 units of blood, which can save up to 103 lives. A heartfelt thank you goes out to all the donors and the 14 Red Cross volunteers who made this event possible.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of student donating blood at Red Cross blood drive
Dinner on Tuesday and Wednesday = ✔️ - join us for two upcoming Dine to Donate fundraisers: - Tuesday, January 14 at Jersey Giant from 4:00-8:00 PM to support the Class of 2025 Grad Bash (please mention Grad Bash when you order) - Wednesday, January 15 at BC Pizza from 5:00-8:00 PM to support the Cooper Elementary Parent Club (please mention Cooper Elementary Parent Club when you order)
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
Congratulations to the Boys Swim & Dive team who had an epic weekend in the pool. The boys traveled to Holland to compete against several D1, D2 and D3 schools from around Michigan. Highlights from the event include: - The 200 & 400 free relay team of Alex Steele, Grady Nugent, Davis Nooney, Austin Susens and Sam Harper had their best time of the season and almost qualified for the D3 state meet. - Sam Harper (pictured) won the 500 free and the 200 IM event while setting a new school record! - Other great swims by Hiro Nguyen, Parker Montange, Oliver Berg, Nolan Lindsey, Joseph Hoffman and William Justice. Next up, the team will travel to Harper Creek tomorrow (1/14) for a conference dual meet. GO TROJANS!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of phs swimmer diving into pool
If you missed the opportunity to purchase your PHS “Defend This House” apparel on Friday, the Boosters Club has an apparel store open through tomorrow (1/13) at 5:00 PM. Scan the QR code to purchase your new Trojan gear!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
defend this house Trojan swag online store - online store - BSN store - all sizes available (youth & adult)
Congratulations to the PHS Boys Wrestling team who are Sparta Team CHAMPS! Way to go, Trojans! 👏🏼
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
team picture of phs boys wrestling team
We are excited to share that the Field House Walking Track will be available beginning Monday, January 13! The Community will have access to the track from 6:30-8:30 AM and 12:30-2:00 PM. When entering the FIeld House, please use the sign-in sheet before entering the track. Please note that these times are subject to change. GO TROJANS!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
plainwell community schools - field house walking track - hours of operation - Monday-Friday from 6:30-8:30 am & 12:30-2:00 pm - must use sign in sheet before entering - begins 1/13/25
It was a monumental evening at PCS as we celebrated at the inaugural competition in the new Field House! The stands were filled with Plainwell Pride and community spirit, as Plainwell Basketball competed against Otsego. We saw hard fought games, with the Boys team coming away with a 59-39 WIN! Thank you to all that joined us to celebrate this special evening at PCS - TROJAN PRIDE!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of boys basketball player dunking
Pool schedule changes! Please note the following pool programs are canceled for today and tomorrow: - Friday, January 10: No Open Swim and No TAC Practice - Saturday, January 11: No Aqua Aerobics
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
plainwell Community schools - pool schedule changes - January 10 & 11 - home of the Trojans
Congratulations to our Girls and Boys Bowling teams who were victorious in their match against Paw Paw on Wednesday! GO TROJANS! 🎳
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of bowling team during a competition
Only 329 lbs. away from our first new bench! Buildings throughout the district have partnered with NexTrex to recycle 1,000 lbs of plastic. Please bring plastic grocery bags that are clean, dry and free of food residue to bins at the front vestibule of the High School, Middle School, Plainwell Corners, PCS Administration Building, Renaissance High 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!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
As we begin to utilize the new Field House for practices and competitions, please review these important parking and drop-off/pick-up procedures. Your cooperation in following these guidelines is greatly appreciated, ensuring that everyone can arrive at events safely and receive the necessary assistance. - The small front parking lot is designated for handicapped parking only! Please keep this area available for those who require it. - Athletes MUST use the student parking lot (senior lot) located in front of the High School during and after the school day. Parking between Starr Elementary and the High School is not permitted, as this area experiences heavy bus traffic during school hours. After school, this lot becomes crowded with spectators for Middle School athletic events. PLEASE park in the front student parking lot! - Parents/Guardians may drop off athletes in the front or along the north side of the building. Parents/Guardians, PLEASE DO NOT park in the front parking lot while waiting for your athlete. If you need to wait, please use the lot between the cafeteria and Starr Elementary (old pool parking lot) or the student parking lot across from the Field House. - During games, you may drop off any spectators needing assistance in the small front parking lot, but then please park in the front student parking lot. We're excited to be in the Plainwell Field House and are incredibly grateful to our community for your support to build such a remarkable facility - PLAINWELL PRIDE!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of field house with - plainwell community schools - field house parking & drop-off/pick-up procedures - as we begin to utilize the new field house for practices and competitions, please review these important parking and drop-off/pick-up pros
We are excited to welcome back the Mother and Son Hockey Night as the Kalamazoo Wings take on the Toledo Walleye in the Annual Green Ice Game on Saturday, March 15 at 7:00 PM. Mothers and sons will enjoy the game, a $5 concession voucher, a free knit hat, a green foam LED stick and a voucher for a free game of bowling at Airway Fun Center! Tickets are available for $17/adults, $14/kids (12 and under). For additional information or to purchase tickets, please scan the QR code or visit plainwellschools.org/page/youth-programs.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
plainwell community schools - join us for the 2025 PCS k-wings hockey night - online tickets available today - scan QR code - deadline to purchase tickets is March 10 at 11:59 pm
Attention Trojan Fans! Mark your calendars for Friday, January 10, as we proudly host the inaugural competition in the NEW Field House! Join us as our Basketball teams face off against the Otsego Bulldogs starting at 4:15 PM. - Freshman Girls: 4:15 PM - Varsity Girls: 6:00 PM - Varsity Boys: 7:15 PM As a THANK YOU to our amazing community, tickets are FREE FOR ALL SPECTATORS at this inaugural competition (1/10)! Let's fill the stands with Plainwell Pride for this historic event at PCS - GO TROJANS!
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
Trojan freshman and varsity basketball @ the new PCs field house - plainwell trojans vs otsego bulldogs - Friday, January 10 Freshman Girls: 4:15 PM - Varsity Girls: 6:00 PM - Varsity Boys: 7:15 PM free admission for all spectators
Six teams from the Plainwell Robotics Club participated in the West Michigan New Year's Robotics Tournament at the Grandville Competition Center on Saturday, January 4. They were among 42 teams from across the State of Michigan in the event. Highlights from the event include: - Team Siege (Walker, Owen and Isaiah, who are pictured) placed 9th after the Qualifying Round, captained the 7th place alliance in the playoffs, and lost in the Quarterfinals. They were presented with the Amaze Award, which recognizes a consistently high-performing and competitive robot. The team is coached by Matt Clippinger and Jason Ferris. - Team Infernal Legion (Kolton, Danielle, Rori and Christopher) finished the Qualifying Round in 14th place, were invited to join the 8th place alliance for the playoffs, and also lost in the Quarterfinals. They are coached by Dan Klein. - Team Up Dawg (Aiden, Hiro, Clay and Bryce) placed 15th after the Qualifiers, were invited to join the 10th place alliance, and lost in the Round of Sixteen in the playoffs. Jim Mallory is the team coach. - Team En Passant (Aiden, Bryce Joseph and Caleb) placed 17th after the Qualifying Round, were invited to join the 11th place alliance, and lost in the Round of Sixteen. - Team Nuclear Reactors (Lauryn, Jack and Ayden) placed 29th after the Qualifying Round. They are coached by Shannon Fritz. - Team Ring Kong (Luca, Parker, Blaine and Lucas), coached by Sarah Orr and Curtis Orr, placed 35th after the Qualifying Round.
7 months ago, Plainwell Community Schools
picture of three robotics teammates holding a certificate from a competition