On Friday, May 11th (rain date: May 24th), Plymouth Elementary students will be taking part in a Family Walk to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Pennies for Patients fundraiser.
Fundraising information and a permission slip for the walk have been sent home with students. This is a COLOR WALK so students are invited to wear white t-shirts. See the permission slip for more information.
Field Day will be held on Friday, June 1st (rain date is Monday, June 4th). Lots of volunteers are needed to make Field Day a success! You must be an approved CSD volunteer to help out on Field Day. CLICK HERE for information about how to become an approved volunteer!
Pride Day is Thursday, May 10, 2018!
Parent Visitation Times:
Kindergarten: 9:30 - 10:15
Grade 1: 10:45 - 11:30
Grade 2: 12:00 - 12:45
Grade 3: 1:30 - 2:15
Our third grade Spirit Team is organizing a Spring Children's Clothing Drive to benefit Cradles to Crayons.
CLICK HERE for more information and a list of gently used items that can be donated between April 17 - May 17.
Proceeds will help economically disadvantaged students at CMS and PWHS fully participate in clubs, sports and other activities.
Don't forget - items in our Lost and Found that are not labeled with a name are donated at the end of each month! Please label your child(ren)'s belongings, and remind your child(ren) to check for lost items before the end of the month.
Click below for the latest Reading Connection newsletters. This resource provides ideas for how to help your child to become a better reader!
CLICK HERE for more information about this year's PW Colonial Soccer Camp for children ages 7-14.
Conshohocken Elementary first graders were able to see some of the things they had learned about wetlands and the environment firsthand.
The CMS AVID class recently welcomed guest speaker Tom Nailor, a therapist at the University of Pennsylvania. The AVID program gives students in the academic middle organizational and study skills to help them be more college ready.
Someone kidnapped the Plymouth Whitemarsh High School mascot, leaving behind a ransom note. It was up to the students to use science to figure out who did it.
The Colonial Technology Student Association (TSA) gives CMS and PWHS students opportunities to develop leadership and STEAM skills through activities and competitions.