Welcome to the Plymouth Truth. The Plymouth Truth is the web log of Mr. Dan Tyree and Dr. Rodger Smith. Dan is the Superintendent and Rodger is the Assistant Superintendent of Schools for the Plymouth Community School Corporation in Plymouth, Indiana.
Monday, January 31, 2011
ISSMA District Level Solo and Ensemble Band Competition Results
The following students had GREAT performances and will now advance to the ISSMA State Finals (held at North Central H.S. in Indianapolis) on the last Saturday of February.
State Finalists
Justin Buchert
Leah Cook
Chris Eberly
Lindsey Holloway
Caitlin Jung
Katie Lee
Zach Lee
Addie Palmer
Ben Piazza
Jacob Pritchard (in 2 events)
Greg Rundle
The following students only missed being a state finalist by one half of one point!
Nicole Splix
Ashley Stokes
Friday, January 28, 2011
Education Legislation Newsletter – Volume 2
Where, you might ask, are Charter Schools located in Indiana? According to The Hechinger Report, 70% of Charter Schools in Indiana are located within the Indianapolis Public Schools district. The remaining Charter Schools are, for the most part, in urban areas such as South Bend, Gary, Fort Wayne, and Evansville.
Do you think this is a good idea? Do you agree with the state sending your property tax dollars to Indianapolis and other urban areas for Charter Schools? If you are for this or against this, please take time to email Senator Ed Charbonneau and Representative Nancy Dembowski to tell them how you feel.
Edward E Charbonneau – S5@in.gov
Nancy Dembowski – H17@in.gov
Boletín de Noticias del Legislación de Educación – Volumen 2
¿Dónde, usted quizás preguntara, están las Escuelas Autónomas localizadas en Indiana? Según El Reporte de Hechinger, 70% de Escuelas Autónomas en Indiana están localizadas dentro del distrito de las Escuelas Públicas de Indianapolis. La mayor parte de las Escuelas Autónomas están, por lo general, en las áreas urbanas como South Bend, Gary, Fort Wayne, y Evansville.
¿Piensa usted que esto es una idea buena? ¿Esta usted de acuerdo con el estado que envíe sus dólares de impuesto sobre la propiedad a Indianapolis y otras áreas urbanas para las Escuelas Autónomas? Si usted esta de acuerdo con esto o contra esto, toma por favor un tiempo de mandar un correo electrónico a Senador Ed Charbonneau y a la Representante Nancy Dembowski para decirles cómo usted se siente.
Edward E Charbonneau – S5@in.gov
Nancy Dembowski – H17@in.gov
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
PHS Swim Team Results
Monday, January 17, 2011
BPA District Leadership Conference Results
Please congratulate BPA members for an outstanding performance at this year's 2011 District Leadership Conference that took place today in Warsaw.
Members in Bold Have Advanced to State Leadership Conference.
Fundamental Accounting
Patrick Felke-1st
Lane Singleton-3rd
Tyler Crum-5th
Micah Harner-7th
Aiden Osman-8th
Payroll Accounting (PHS Wins All SLC Spots)
Fletch Craft-1st
Matt Scheetz-2nd
Morgan Hill-3rd
Calvin Eads-4th
Caitlin Jung-5th
Karson Doll-6th
Keyboarding Production
(PHS Wins All SLC Spots)
Kelly Bryant-1st
Emily Blake-2nd
Micah Harner-3rd
Scott Cawthon-4th
Tyler Crum-5th
Karl Faulstich-6th
Morgan Sissel-8th
Fundamental Word Processing
(PHS Wins All SLC Spots)
Kelly Bryant-1st
Jacob Schrock-2nd
Kaitlyn Brettin-3rd
Caitlin Jung-4th
Desktop Publishing
Kelli Weist-2nd
Jacob Schrock-3rd
Chelsey Burkus-8th
Basic Office Systems and Procedures
Kaitlyn Brettin-1st
Sam VanVoorhis-2nd
Prepared Speech
Sarah Gouker-2nd
Courtney Harris-3rd
Extemporaneous Speech
Patrick Felke-1st
AJ Ruffing-6th
Interview Skills
Maja Howard-4th
Medical Office Procedures
Sam VanVoorhis-1st
Administrative Support Team-1st
Eric Blake
Scott Cawthon
Fletch Craft
Morgan Hill
Small Business Management Team-1st
Courtney Harris
Bryt Hiatt
Maja Howard
Lane Singleton
Database Applications
Mike Treat-1st
Advanced Spreadsheets
Karl Faulstich-1st
Global Marketing Team-1st
Luke Bumpus
Sarah Gouker
Mitch Holloway
Matt Scutchfield
Advanced Word Processing
Calvin Eads-3rd
Kelli Weist-5th
Karson Doll-6th
AJ Ruffing-7th
PC Servicing and Troubleshooting
Logan May-1st
Jacob Lenburg-2nd
Computer Security
Logan May-1st
Jacob Lenburg-2nd
Fundamental Spreadsheets
Eric Blake-2nd
Josh Zehner-3rd
Matt Scheetz-5th
Emily Blake-6th
Mitch Holloway-7th
Morgan Sissel-8th
Broadcast Team-1st
Sam Compton
Mike Treat
Advanced Interview Skills
Bryt Hiatt-2nd
Luke Bumpus-3rd
Medalist Winners in Open Events
Insurance Concepts-Micah Harner
Marketing, Management, Human Resources-Logan May
Information Technology Concepts-Logan May, Micah Harner
Administrative Support Concepts-Matt Scutchfield, Logan May, Micah Harner
Financial Math and Analysis-Logan May, Caitlin Jung, Kelly Bryant
Members Advancing to State Leadership Conference in Two Events
Patrick Felke
Lane Singleton
Fletch Craft
Morgan Hill
Kelly Bryant
Scott Cawthon
Jacob Schrock
Kaitlyn Brettin
Sam VanVoorhis
Sarah Gouker
Courtney Harris
Eric Blake
Mike Treat
Bryt Hiatt
Logan May
Jacob Lenburg
Calvin Eads
LJH Red Storm Results
In round one, the Red Storm dominated early, capturing a 41-5 halftime lead before putting the game away for good in the second half, defeating the Trojans 66-16. Jack Barron led all scorers with 16 points, and Stevie Helm netted eight. Matt Friar chipped in six points and grabbed five rebounds while Logan Crum, Braydon Davidson, and Jake Dewar each chipped in six points.
In the championship game, the Red Storm wore down a hungry Lion team en route to a 61-41 victory. Cam Eveland paced the Red Storm in the first half, netting 11 of his 15 points in the first two quarters, and after a slow start, Braydon Davidson erupted in the third quarter, scoring 11 of his game-high 23 points. Eveland's first half and Davidson's second were enough to keep the Lions out of reach. Sam Stone chipped in eight points, and Jack Barron added seven. Nate Knapp, Trevor Neidlinger, and Spencer Mae-Croft fueled the Red Storm defense in both games. The 7th-grade Red Storm has now won 15 straight games and stand at 17-2 for the season.