Little Vikings Preschool News!
Attention!
This is the last chance for enrollment into the Little Viking Preschool. Children must be 4 years old before August 1, 2025. Please contact the Elementary for more information. Thank you!
Athletic News!
Week of 4-28-25
Monday 4/28:
HS Track and Field Plymouth Invite 4pm
MS Track and Field Conference Meet at Mapleton 5pm
Tuesday 4/29:
Varsity Baseball and Softball home vs St. Paul 5pm
JV Softball at Lucas 5pm
Wednesday 4/30:
MS Track and Field at Crestview Murray Invite 4pm
Varsity Baseball and Softball at St. Paul 5pm
JV Softball at Northmor 5:15pm
Thursday 5/1:
JV Softball home vs Northmor 5pm
Friday 5/2:
HS Track and Field at Colonel Crawford Royer Invite 4pm
Varsity Baseball and Softball home vs Buckeye Central 5pm
JV Softball at Black River 5:30pm
Saturday 5/3:
JV Softball home vs Fredericktown (DH) 11am
Athletic News!
Today's varsity baseball and softball games at home vs Wynford have been cancelled due to transportation issues at Wynford. We will look to reschedule but no date has been determined at this time.
Big Red Family!
Shave-A-Thon Information
Each school building will have a raffle where a student gets a chance to shave a teacher's head. This raffle will be April 28th-May 2nd. Tickets are $1 each. If anyone would like to donate, please send money to the Elementary office and label it, Plymouth-Shiloh PTO.
Any questions, please email gsilcox@plymouthk12.org
On May 7th - Please wear orange to show your support!
Elementary News!
Girls in Motion is cancelled today, April 28th. Miss Rader has had an unexpected come up. Sorry for the inconvenience. Sessions will be extended by one week.
Big Red Family!
Today, April 28th is National Superhero Day! So let's celebrate! 😀
Each year on April 28th, National Superhero Day honors superheroes, both real and fictional.
Batman, Superman, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Iron Man, Hulk, and Spiderman are just some of the superheroes whose names we recognize. Even though they are fictional, these superheroes provide role models for our children. They serve and protect while fighting evil.
Our real-life superheroes may not have superpowers or wear capes. However, just like fictional superheroes, children also look up to them as role models. They serve and protect their communities. These real-life superheroes also dedicate their lives to helping others, saving lives, or being a mentor. Military personnel, police officers, firefighters, and teachers are just a few of the heroes who protect us on a daily basis.
"Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary." ~ Gerard Way
Athletic News
Today’s Varsity Baseball and JV Softball games at home have both been cancelled due to the weather. No makeup dates at this time.
PHS News!
Student(s) of the Month for April 2025
Cailynn Bailey
Parents/Guests: Bryon and Connie Bailey
Activities: Volleyball 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Softball 4 years, Marching Band & Majorette 4 years, Ohio Scholar Association 1 year, National Honor Society 1 year.
Awards: Firelands Conference Honorable Mention for Basketball, Firelands Honorable Mention for Softball, 2nd Team All Academic
Involvement with the Community: I have helped with the younger students in Baton and I have helped with the Salvation Army.
Plans for the Future: I plan to attend North Central State College and major in Nursing.
Cole Back
Parents/Guests: Bill and Lisa Back
Activities: Varsity Golf 3 years earning 3 letters, Filmed Varsity Girls Basketball 4 years earning 2 letters, Ran the scoreboard for Varsity Softball for 1 year.
Awards: I have earned a total of 5 Varsity letters and also earned an Academic letter.
Involvement with the Community: I have been involved with helping to raise change for a 3rd grade student with Leukemia. In addition, I helped run the High School concessions during football and basketball seasons.
Plans for the future: I plan to attend North Central State College to further my education in Respiratory Therapy.
Congratulations Cailynn and Cole!
We are so proud of you!
Athletic News!
Big Red Recap:
The varsity baseball and softball teams continued their busy week of conference games last night as they both traveled to Mapleton. The softball team continued to struggle seeing their tough week come to an end with a 17-1 loss to the Mounties. They drop to 5-10 overall and 2-6 in conference play and will be off until Monday when they host Wynford.
The baseball team made it two convincing wins in a row with another strong offensive output combined with a strong effort from Lex Grose on the mound that equaled a 13-3 win over the Mounties. They improve to 7-5 overall and 4-3 in conference play and will be right back at it tonight hosting Mapleton.
The MS track and field teams were also in action at Western Reserve in a tri meet at Crestview. No results have been posted or available at this time. They will be back in action on Monday next week at the conference championship meet at Mapleton.
Big Red Family!
Thank you to everyone that commented or liked our Throwback Thursday from yesterday!
Here is your answer: 1970-1971 school year, Prom King (Greg Burkett) and Queen (Mary Lee Miller)
According to the yearbook this is the first crowning of a Prom King and Queen.
We look forward to reminiscing next Thursday with all of you! :-)
Big Red Family!
You're Invited!
School Wellness Policy Meeting
Date: April 26
Time: 10:30 am
Where: Plymouth High School Cafeteria
Join us for a friendly informative session on how our school supports student wellness-and how YOU can be a part of it!
For questions, please contact Mariah Carder, Food Service Director at mcarder@plymouthk12.org
PHS Senior News!
Plymouth High School Seniors 2025
As graduation nears, please read the following for important dates and information.
Fees --- must be paid BEFORE graduation - See Mrs. Bard at the PHS Office.
Yearbook ---$55---Must be bought by graduation if you plan to purchase.
Jostens Order ---Please pick up your cap, gown, and other Jostens items that you purchased from the PHS Office as soon as possible.
Senior Pictures and baby pictures are past due for the senior slideshow - TURN IN ASAP! Your school picture will be used if you do not turn one in. Email to Mr. Fritz at bfritz@plymouthk12.org.
Class Personality Polls will be in Google Classroom later this month. Please vote.
MON MAY 19 Academic Awards 7:00 PM Only those that applied for scholarships are
required to attend.
THURS MAY 22 Last regular school day for PHS Seniors.
FRI MAY 23 Graduation Rehearsal 10:00 AM SHARP Bring cap, gown, and tassel for group picture. We will practice, take the group photo, then parade in cap and gown over at the elementary, followed by a picnic. If you do not attend rehearsal, you do not attend graduation. You will get four (4) tickets for your family to sit on the floor. The rest of your family is invited to sit in the bleachers. The picnic and personality poll results will be approximately at 11:00.
SAT MAY 24 GRADUATION at 7:00 PM. Be in the PHS cafeteria by 6:15 PM. You will put your cap and gown on in the cafeteria. If the weather is nice we will have a receiving line in the courtyard. If it is rainy, we will go to the cafeteria after the ceremony.
Dress requirements for graduation: guys—dress pants (no blue jeans or shorts), collared shirt, dress shoes (no flip flops or tennis shoes); girls—dress, skirt or slacks with dress shoes (no flip flops or tennis shoes).
If you have any questions, please call the PHS Office or email Mr. Fritz (bfritz@plymouthk12.org).
Athletic News!
Big Red Recap:
It was a softball Wednesday night as both of the JV and Varsity teams were in action. The varsity hosted Mapleton continuing a busy week of league games and lost the first of a two game set with the Mounties by a 16-6 final score. They drop to 5-9 overall and 2-5 in league play and will be right back at it today at Mapleton.
The JV team traveled to Clyde and had another rough night falling to the Flyers by a 19-0 final score. They will be off today before hosting Mansfield Christian on Friday.
Big Red Family!
Throwback Thursday
Times have changed, but the Plymouth Shiloh community will always be home.
Inspired by the yearbook pictures of past years, we will have Throwback Thursdays. See if you can guess the school year, student(s) and/or staff pictured. We will give the correct answer on Fridays. 😀
Big Red Family!
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Athletic News!
We have added a JV softball game to the schedule for next Tuesday 4/29 at Lucas at 5pm.
PHS News!
Here is your 2025 Prom Court!
Congratulations to all of you!
Athletic News!
Big Red Recap:
Tuesday night was another busy night of spring sports action for the Big Red with all of our HS teams in action. The varsity baseball and softball teams both traveled to New London to take on the Wildcats for the 2nd night in a row and the baseball team was able to bounce back in a big way with an 11-0 shutout win. Jarrett Burrer was dominant on the mound throwing 4 innings of no hit baseball while Bobby Bowman added one inning to finish out the combined no-hitter for the Big Red in the 5 inning game. The Big Red improve to 6-5 overall and 3-3 in conference play and will be back in action on Thursday at Mapleton.
The softball team again struggled to keep the New London offense down in a 13-1 loss to the Wildcats. They drop to 5-8 overall and 2-4 in conference play and will be right back in action today hosting Mapleton.
The JV softball team traveled to Hillsdale and lost to the Falcons by a 26-0 final score. They will also be right back in action tonight traveling to Clyde.
The HS track and field teams competed in a tri meet at Crestview with Western Reserve. The boys team finished 2nd and the girls team finished 3rd.
Placing 1st
Aaliyah Grose - 100m Dash - 14.7
Gabe Cole - 100m Dash - 11.9
Morgan Follett - 400m Dash - 1:10.1
Ethan Keefe - 400m Dash - 56.6
Isaiah Miller - 300m Hurdles - 43.4
Boys 4x400 - Izaya Reynolds, Isaiah Miller, Kayden Oney, Gabe Cole - 3:48.7
Placing 2nd
Girls 4x800 - Morgan Follett, Aly Lewis, Audrey Smith, and Mya Stine - 11:49.0
Boys 4x800 - Matthew Gillum, Colton Sundstrom, Trevor Furr, and Isak Strom - 10:24.2
Boys 4x200 - Kayden Oney, Trevor Putt, Izaya Reynolds, and Cullen Mason - 1:43.2
Boys 4x100 - Ethan Keefe, Isaiah Miller, Izaya Reynolds, and Gabe Cole - 46.3
Sienna Kennison - 400m Dash - 1:12.1
Jackson Fidler - 200m Dash - 26.8
Placing 3rd
Isaiah Miller - 100m Dash - 12.0
Aaliyah Grose - 200m Dash - 30.9
Gabe Hinkle - Shot Put - 35' 9"
Grant Anderson - Discus - 108' 11"
Ethan Keefe - Long Jump - 18' 2.5"
Placing 4th
Sienna Kennison - 100m Dash - 15.1
Luke Kelbley - 1600m Run - 6:51.2
Aly Lewis - 400m Dash - 1:15.9
Colton Sundstrom - 400m Dash - 1:00.2
Isak Strom - 800m Run - 2:47.2
Trevor Putt - 200m Dash - 27.0
Noah Robinson - Discus - 108' 9.5"
Aly Lewis - High Jump - 4' 4"
Jackson Fidler - High Jump - 5' 2"
Kayden Oney - High Jump - 5' 2"
The team will be back in action on Friday evening in the Forrest Pruner Invitational at Crestview.
Big Red Family!
Every team needs to be organized and to operate as a unit. Without the diligence, hustle, skill set, and thoughtfulness of the administrative assistant, most companies and schools would wind up in complete disarray. And yet, administrative assistants are often the unsung heroes of the workplace.
Thank you to our Administrative Assistants in our school system! 🥰
We appreciate everything you do for us!
Athletic News for the Week of 4-21-25!
Monday 4/21:
MS Track and Field at Lucas MS Meet 4:30pm
Varsity Baseball and Softball home vs New London 5pm
Tuesday 4/22:
HS Track and Field at Crestview Tri w/Western Reserve 4:30pm
Varsity Baseball and Softball at New London 5pm
JV Softball at Hillsdale 5pm
Wednesday 4/23:
Varsity Softball home vs Mapleton 5pm
JV Softball at Clyde 5:30pm
Thursday 4/24:
MS Track and Field at Western Reserve tri w/ Crestview 5pm
Varsity Baseball and Softball at Mapleton 5pm
Friday 4/25:
HS Track and Field at Crestview Pruner Invite 4pm
Varsity Baseball home vs Mapleton 5pm
JV Softball home vs Mansfield Christian 5pm
