PHS News!
Mrs. Worthington is at it again! 🤩
She is hiding rabbits this week in honor of spring break. Four were found today. 🐇
Big Red Family!
Spring Break is ALMOST here!!! 🌷
Spring Break will be March 30 to April 3. Classes will resume on Monday, April 6.
Spring Break is ALMOST here!!! 🌷
Spring Break will be March 30 to April 3. Classes will resume on Monday, April 6.
SMS News!
The 6th grade Academic Challenge teams competed in a tournament featuring 29 teams and faced a very challenging set of questions. Team A placed 26th, while Team B earned a 16th place finish. Both teams showed determination and resilience throughout the competition. Congratulations to the following students for their efforts:
Team A: Hanleigh Anderson, Aubrey Bowman, Rylee Frisch, and Cierra Roberts
Team B: Drew DeCapio, Grant Helms, and Violet Schwaderer
We would also like to thank Amanda Rader for reading.
SMS News!
The 5th Grade Academic Challenge team faced a very difficult set of questions at their tournament and competed with determination throughout the evening. Their effort and perseverance were commendable. Congratulations to the following students for representing their team: Zoey Bard, Jase Carder, Luke Howell, and Gracelyn James.
A special thanks to Emily Furr for reading for us.
Elementary News!
The 4th Grade Academic Challenge team delivered a strong performance at their tournament, earning an impressive 7th place finish out of 24 teams. Congratulations to the team and to the following students for their hard work and dedication: Jes Bucio, Lucille Collins, and Brandtley Larrabee.
We would like to thank Amanda Rader for reading for us.
Athletic News!
Winter Sports Awards Recap:
We celebrated our winter sports athletes and teams on Wednesday night last week with our winter sports awards night. Below is a run down of athletes who earned special postseason recognition for each sport. Attached are pictures of all special award winners as well as the list of all conference academic recipients. Congratulations to all of our winter athletes and coaches on great seasons!
Cheerleading:
Competition Sqaud - 9th place at State Competition
Aaliyah Grose, Rylee Montgomery, Naomy Salvatierra, Mya Stine, Anna Caughenbaugh, Sienna Kennison, and Lanie Stull
Girls Basketball:
Rylie Edwards - Honorable Mention All-Conference
Kendyll Tolbert - 2nd Team All-Conference and 2nd Team District 6 Coaches Association
Boys Basketball:
DeSean Winfield - Honorable Mention All-Conference
Izaya Reynolds - 3rd Team All Northwest District
- 2nd Team District 6 Coaches Association
- 2nd Team All-Conference
Jarrett Burrer - 1st Team All Northwest District
- District 6 Coaches Association Player of the Year
- Firelands Conference Player of the Year
Wrestling:
Xavior Beveridge - 4th place conference meet
Lucas Distl - 4th place conference meet
Thomas Winegardner - 3rd place conference meet and District qualifier
Levi Foley - 2nd place conference meet
Isaiah Miller - 2nd place conference meet and District qualifier
Ben Trimmer - Conference Champion
- Sectional Champion
- 6th place Districts
Winter Sports Awards Recap:
We celebrated our winter sports athletes and teams on Wednesday night last week with our winter sports awards night. Below is a run down of athletes who earned special postseason recognition for each sport. Attached are pictures of all special award winners as well as the list of all conference academic recipients. Congratulations to all of our winter athletes and coaches on great seasons!
Cheerleading:
Competition Sqaud - 9th place at State Competition
Aaliyah Grose, Rylee Montgomery, Naomy Salvatierra, Mya Stine, Anna Caughenbaugh, Sienna Kennison, and Lanie Stull
Girls Basketball:
Rylie Edwards - Honorable Mention All-Conference
Kendyll Tolbert - 2nd Team All-Conference and 2nd Team District 6 Coaches Association
Boys Basketball:
DeSean Winfield - Honorable Mention All-Conference
Izaya Reynolds - 3rd Team All Northwest District
- 2nd Team District 6 Coaches Association
- 2nd Team All-Conference
Jarrett Burrer - 1st Team All Northwest District
- District 6 Coaches Association Player of the Year
- Firelands Conference Player of the Year
Wrestling:
Xavior Beveridge - 4th place conference meet
Lucas Distl - 4th place conference meet
Thomas Winegardner - 3rd place conference meet and District qualifier
Levi Foley - 2nd place conference meet
Isaiah Miller - 2nd place conference meet and District qualifier
Ben Trimmer - Conference Champion
- Sectional Champion
- 6th place Districts
PHS News!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Grant Anderson
We are proud to spotlight our 2026 Seniors.
We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! 🎓
Forever a BIG RED!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Grant Anderson
We are proud to spotlight our 2026 Seniors.
We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! 🎓
Forever a BIG RED!
Athletic News for the Week of 3-23-26!
Monday 3/23:
Varsity Baseball home scrimmage vs Ridgedale has been CANCELLED due to weather and field conditions. This will not be rescheduled.
Tuesday 3/24:
Varsity Softball home vs Bucyrus 5pm
Wednesday 3/25:
JV Softball home vs Seneca East 5pm - opponent change
Thursday 3/26:
Varsity Baseball home scrimmage vs Danville 5:15pm
JV Softball at Fredericktown 5:15pm
Saturday 3/28:
Varsity Baseball and Softball at Northwestern 11am
JV Baseball and Softball at Northwestern 1pm
Monday 3/23:
Varsity Baseball home scrimmage vs Ridgedale has been CANCELLED due to weather and field conditions. This will not be rescheduled.
Tuesday 3/24:
Varsity Softball home vs Bucyrus 5pm
Wednesday 3/25:
JV Softball home vs Seneca East 5pm - opponent change
Thursday 3/26:
Varsity Baseball home scrimmage vs Danville 5:15pm
JV Softball at Fredericktown 5:15pm
Saturday 3/28:
Varsity Baseball and Softball at Northwestern 11am
JV Baseball and Softball at Northwestern 1pm
Athletic News!
Big Red Weekend Recap:
The spring sports season officially got underway over the weekend as the Lady Big Red softball team opened up their season on Saturday at Mansfield Christian with a Varsity/JV doubleheader. It was a long day on the diamond as both games were marathons but it was time well spent as the Lady Big Red picked up two season opening wins. The varsity found themselves behind 10-6 headed into their final at bat and found a way to get four runs across to tie the game at 10 before adding four more runs in extra innings to take the 14-10 win over the Flames. The JV then followed that up with a 18-15 win to complete the sweep over the Flames. The varsity will be back in action on Tuesday hosting Bucyrus while the JV will host Seneca East on Wednesday.
Big Red Weekend Recap:
The spring sports season officially got underway over the weekend as the Lady Big Red softball team opened up their season on Saturday at Mansfield Christian with a Varsity/JV doubleheader. It was a long day on the diamond as both games were marathons but it was time well spent as the Lady Big Red picked up two season opening wins. The varsity found themselves behind 10-6 headed into their final at bat and found a way to get four runs across to tie the game at 10 before adding four more runs in extra innings to take the 14-10 win over the Flames. The JV then followed that up with a 18-15 win to complete the sweep over the Flames. The varsity will be back in action on Tuesday hosting Bucyrus while the JV will host Seneca East on Wednesday.
Big Red Family!
A message from Kingwood Center Gardens:
To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Anna Holman, and I am the Director of Guest Services at Kingwood Center Gardens. We are proud to be a location that many students and their families visit for important memories, like proms and homecomings, and we want to continue that relationship. I am writing to you, and the other local schools, to inform you of some important changes here at Kingwood that will impact your students wanting to come on-site prior to their school dance. We kindly ask that you help us spread the word about these changes and have provided a digital flyer to help with that process.
We have made some changes to ensure safety and quality experience. We are requiring timed tickets for anyone who is visiting to take Prom photos, and to ensure a smoother check-in experience, everyone will enter via Kingwood’s Linden Road Gate.
We know and understand that there are some major changes. To provide the best experience for everyone, we would appreciate your help with making these new changes as easy as possible so that your students and our guests can make great memories and have some beautiful pictures to remember those by.
We appreciate your help and attention to this matter.
Thank you
If you have any questions please reach out to Kingwood Center Gardens @ 419-522-0211 or kingwoodcenter.org
A message from Kingwood Center Gardens:
To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Anna Holman, and I am the Director of Guest Services at Kingwood Center Gardens. We are proud to be a location that many students and their families visit for important memories, like proms and homecomings, and we want to continue that relationship. I am writing to you, and the other local schools, to inform you of some important changes here at Kingwood that will impact your students wanting to come on-site prior to their school dance. We kindly ask that you help us spread the word about these changes and have provided a digital flyer to help with that process.
We have made some changes to ensure safety and quality experience. We are requiring timed tickets for anyone who is visiting to take Prom photos, and to ensure a smoother check-in experience, everyone will enter via Kingwood’s Linden Road Gate.
We know and understand that there are some major changes. To provide the best experience for everyone, we would appreciate your help with making these new changes as easy as possible so that your students and our guests can make great memories and have some beautiful pictures to remember those by.
We appreciate your help and attention to this matter.
Thank you
If you have any questions please reach out to Kingwood Center Gardens @ 419-522-0211 or kingwoodcenter.org
PHS News!
Please see the attached flyer for PHS Spirit Week!
Please see the attached flyer for PHS Spirit Week!
PHS News!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Alexis Beverly
We are proud to spotlight our 2026 Seniors.
We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! 🎓
Forever a BIG RED!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Alexis Beverly
We are proud to spotlight our 2026 Seniors.
We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! 🎓
Forever a BIG RED!
Big Red Family!
Thank you to everyone that commented or liked our Throwback Thursday from yesterday!
Here is your answer: 1971-1972 School Year, Tennis
We look forward to reminiscing next Thursday with all of you! 😀
Thank you to everyone that commented or liked our Throwback Thursday from yesterday!
Here is your answer: 1971-1972 School Year, Tennis
We look forward to reminiscing next Thursday with all of you! 😀
Elementary News!
St Patrick’s Day Beard Fundraiser is coming to the end!! We have had a great time and continue to marvel at the unique way that the beards have grown. We are so grateful for all the donations!! Today is the last day, 3/20!!
FFA News!
PHS Blood Drive is Friday March 27th. Forms for parents to sign are in the ag room. You can receive a $15 Amazon gift card with every successful donation! Please consider signing up!!
PHS Blood Drive is Friday March 27th. Forms for parents to sign are in the ag room. You can receive a $15 Amazon gift card with every successful donation! Please consider signing up!!
SMS News!
If anyone who has game pictures of any middle school sport is willing to share them for the yearbook, they can email Ms. Gose at cgose@plymouthk12.org. It would be greatly appreciated!
If anyone who has game pictures of any middle school sport is willing to share them for the yearbook, they can email Ms. Gose at cgose@plymouthk12.org. It would be greatly appreciated!
SMS News!
Way to go to our SMS Students of the 3rd Quarter!
We are so proud of all of you!
Way to go to our SMS Students of the 3rd Quarter!
We are so proud of all of you!
SMS News!
We are looking for creative, responsible SMS students to be on a yearbook staff next school year! Applications will be in the front office and are due no later than May 22nd.
Thank you!
We are looking for creative, responsible SMS students to be on a yearbook staff next school year! Applications will be in the front office and are due no later than May 22nd.
Thank you!
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 have decided to 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. 🤩
Throwback Thursday
Times have changed, but the Plymouth Shiloh community will always be home.
Inspired by the yearbook pictures of past years, we have decided to 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!
Resource Information:
Households that lost food purchased with SNAP benefits due to a power outage of four hours or more can apply to receive replacement SNAP benefits for the amount of food the household lost, as long as it does not exceed their monthly allotment. Replacement SNAP benefits will be added to the Ohio Direction Card of the recipients.
Impacted households must complete JFS Form 07222 within 10 days of the loss and submit it to their County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJFS). The CDJFS will have to verify the extended power outage before replacing benefits. Therefore, we encourage households to provide verification of the extended power outage. This includes screen shots of news reports, text or email alerts, or outage maps that show their specific area was without power for four hours or more.
Ashley Bowman MSW, LSW
Plymouth-Shiloh School District Social Worker
Abowman@plymouthk12.org
419-687-8200 ext:22338
Resource Information:
Households that lost food purchased with SNAP benefits due to a power outage of four hours or more can apply to receive replacement SNAP benefits for the amount of food the household lost, as long as it does not exceed their monthly allotment. Replacement SNAP benefits will be added to the Ohio Direction Card of the recipients.
Impacted households must complete JFS Form 07222 within 10 days of the loss and submit it to their County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJFS). The CDJFS will have to verify the extended power outage before replacing benefits. Therefore, we encourage households to provide verification of the extended power outage. This includes screen shots of news reports, text or email alerts, or outage maps that show their specific area was without power for four hours or more.
Ashley Bowman MSW, LSW
Plymouth-Shiloh School District Social Worker
Abowman@plymouthk12.org
419-687-8200 ext:22338
