Athletic News!
The start time for tomorrow’s Varsity and JV baseball games at Shelby have been moved up to 9am in an effort to beat the rain and storms that are forecasted. Varsity will begin at 9am with JV to follow around 11am.
PHS News!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Autumn Roberts
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!
Autumn Roberts
We are proud to spotlight our 2026 Seniors.
We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! 🎓
Forever a BIG RED!
SMS News!
Don't miss out!
LAST CHANCE to order a yearbook before they are shipped on May 1st.
Please see the attached QR code and the website:
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1013071551903162
Don't miss out!
LAST CHANCE to order a yearbook before they are shipped on May 1st.
Please see the attached QR code and the website:
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1013071551903162
Athletic News!
Tomorrow's JV softball game at home against Madison has been moved up to a 10am start in an effort to try and avoid the rain and storms forecasted for tomorrow.
Tomorrow's JV softball game at home against Madison has been moved up to a 10am start in an effort to try and avoid the rain and storms forecasted for tomorrow.
PHS Senior News!
Attention 2026 PHS Seniors/Parents:
Please see the attached Senior Reminder of Important Dates and Information to Remember!
Graduation Photo Form can be picked up in the high school office.
Attention 2026 PHS Seniors/Parents:
Please see the attached Senior Reminder of Important Dates and Information to Remember!
Graduation Photo Form can be picked up in the high school office.
Big Red Family!
Thank you to everyone that commented or liked our Throwback Thursday from yesterday!
Here is your answer: 1963-1964 school year, 7th Grade Group picture
We look forward to reminiscing next Thursday with all of you! 😀
Art News!
Artapolooza is back! Come check out our student's work! Awards will be presented next Wednesday!
MOESC Hosting 2026 Artapolooza
Mansfield, OH (April 7, 2026) – Spring is here, and for our local art teachers, this means art show season! Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center is excited to host its annual Artapolooza fine arts festival. This year, it will take place from April 17 through April 22 at the Mid-Ohio Conference Center at 890 W. Fourth Street in Mansfield.
“This year’s event is shaping up to be a massive showcase of local talent, with 23 school districts participating consisting of 46 art teachers displaying the incredible work of their students” stated Jennifer Pennell, Mid-Ohio ESC coordinator of this year’s event.
Event Highlights and Entertainment
In addition to the vast gallery of visual arts, Artapolooza is thrilled to announce a special performance by the Richland School of Academic Arts dance team. They will be providing live entertainment for attendees on Saturday, April 18, at 2 p.m.
Gallery Hours
The public is invited to explore the gallery during the following hours:
Friday, April 17: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 18: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (dance performance at 2 p.m.)
Sunday, April 19: 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday, April 20 – Wednesday, April 22: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Awards and Virtual Access
The annual art awards presentation will be held on the final evening, Wednesday, April 22, at 6:30 p.m. in Artists Hall. For those unable to attend in person, a slideshow presentation and gallery walk will be available on the Mid-Ohio ESC website at the conclusion of the event.
Mid-Ohio ESC would like to thank Schmidt Security Pro for their generous support of Artapolooza and for providing funding for the awards.
As in years previous, Artapolooza will be accepting all types of visual art projects: paintings, drawings, sculptures, as well as mixed media and digital art. Pennell emphasized that students from all area schools, not just MOESC member districts, are all welcome and may submit projects for the festival.
Pennell further stated, “Artapolooza is about celebrating the arts, something that is important to every child’s education. We are supporting the belief from the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce that education in the Fine Arts is essential in developing the whole child."
Artapolooza is back! Come check out our student's work! Awards will be presented next Wednesday!
MOESC Hosting 2026 Artapolooza
Mansfield, OH (April 7, 2026) – Spring is here, and for our local art teachers, this means art show season! Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center is excited to host its annual Artapolooza fine arts festival. This year, it will take place from April 17 through April 22 at the Mid-Ohio Conference Center at 890 W. Fourth Street in Mansfield.
“This year’s event is shaping up to be a massive showcase of local talent, with 23 school districts participating consisting of 46 art teachers displaying the incredible work of their students” stated Jennifer Pennell, Mid-Ohio ESC coordinator of this year’s event.
Event Highlights and Entertainment
In addition to the vast gallery of visual arts, Artapolooza is thrilled to announce a special performance by the Richland School of Academic Arts dance team. They will be providing live entertainment for attendees on Saturday, April 18, at 2 p.m.
Gallery Hours
The public is invited to explore the gallery during the following hours:
Friday, April 17: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 18: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (dance performance at 2 p.m.)
Sunday, April 19: 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday, April 20 – Wednesday, April 22: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Awards and Virtual Access
The annual art awards presentation will be held on the final evening, Wednesday, April 22, at 6:30 p.m. in Artists Hall. For those unable to attend in person, a slideshow presentation and gallery walk will be available on the Mid-Ohio ESC website at the conclusion of the event.
Mid-Ohio ESC would like to thank Schmidt Security Pro for their generous support of Artapolooza and for providing funding for the awards.
As in years previous, Artapolooza will be accepting all types of visual art projects: paintings, drawings, sculptures, as well as mixed media and digital art. Pennell emphasized that students from all area schools, not just MOESC member districts, are all welcome and may submit projects for the festival.
Pennell further stated, “Artapolooza is about celebrating the arts, something that is important to every child’s education. We are supporting the belief from the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce that education in the Fine Arts is essential in developing the whole child."
Athletic News!
Today’s Varsity Baseball game at home against Lucas has now been cancelled due to weather and field conditions.
Athletic News!
Below are a few schedule updates for baseball and softball...
Last night's JV baseball game that got rained out at home against New London has been rescheduled for Saturday May 16th at 11am. We appreciate everyone's efforts in trying to get last night's game played amidst the rain and storms.
Today's Varsity Softball game at home against Lucas has been cancelled by Lucas due to low numbers and injuries. It has been rescheduled for Saturday May 2nd at 11am. At this time, there will be no softball games today. Varsity Baseball will still host Lucas today at 5pm.
Below are a few schedule updates for baseball and softball...
Last night's JV baseball game that got rained out at home against New London has been rescheduled for Saturday May 16th at 11am. We appreciate everyone's efforts in trying to get last night's game played amidst the rain and storms.
Today's Varsity Softball game at home against Lucas has been cancelled by Lucas due to low numbers and injuries. It has been rescheduled for Saturday May 2nd at 11am. At this time, there will be no softball games today. Varsity Baseball will still host Lucas today at 5pm.
Big Red Family!
The School Smiles dentist is returning to our school on May 13th for dental cleanings. If you missed the dentist’s first visit, there is still time to get your student signed up for our upcoming visit!
Please visit https://schoolsmiles.com/student-signup/ to sign-up today!
A new form needs completed each school year to remain in the program, but if you have already completed a form for the 2025-26 school year, you do not need to sign-up again. School Smiles accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and offers self-pay rates for those who may be uninsured.
The School Smiles dentist is returning to our school on May 13th for dental cleanings. If you missed the dentist’s first visit, there is still time to get your student signed up for our upcoming visit!
Please visit https://schoolsmiles.com/student-signup/ to sign-up today!
A new form needs completed each school year to remain in the program, but if you have already completed a form for the 2025-26 school year, you do not need to sign-up again. School Smiles accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and offers self-pay rates for those who may be uninsured.
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. 🤩
Athletic News!
We would like to take this moment to congratulate the 2026 Track and Field SENIORS!
Aaliyah Grose
Naomy Salvatierra
Addison Slone
Kendall Oakley
Gabe Hinkle
Grant Anderson
Morgan Follett
Casey Bailey
Aly Lewis
Kaden Caughenbaugh
We are BIG RED proud!
We would like to take this moment to congratulate the 2026 Track and Field SENIORS!
Aaliyah Grose
Naomy Salvatierra
Addison Slone
Kendall Oakley
Gabe Hinkle
Grant Anderson
Morgan Follett
Casey Bailey
Aly Lewis
Kaden Caughenbaugh
We are BIG RED proud!
Athletic News!
Today's JV Softball game at Sandusky St. Mary's has been cancelled due to field conditions and the forecast of more rain this afternoon.
Today's home JV baseball game with New London is still on as scheduled at this time.
Today's JV Softball game at Sandusky St. Mary's has been cancelled due to field conditions and the forecast of more rain this afternoon.
Today's home JV baseball game with New London is still on as scheduled at this time.
Big Red Family!
Here is some information in regards to Minor Work Permits:
In Ohio, minors aged 14 through 17 must obtain a work permit to be employed. The process requires a job offer, a completed Application for Minor Work Permit, parent/guardian signature, a physician's certification (physical), and employer information. The completed form must be submitted to the school district, which issues the permit.
Please contact the Plymouth High School office and speak with Megan Bard in regards to setting up a time to apply for the work permit.
Steps to Obtain an Ohio Work Permit
1. Find a Job: You must have a job offer first.
2. Download the Form: Obtain the "Application for Minor Work Permit" (PDF) from the Ohio Department of Commerce or your school's high school office.
3. Fill Out Student/Parent Section: Complete your information and have a parent or guardian sign it.
4. Employer Section: Have the employer complete the "Pledge of Employer" section.
5. Physician's Certificate: A doctor must complete the Physician's Certificate on the second page of the form. A physical from the past year (e.g., for school sports) can often be used.
6. Submit to School: Submit the completed form to your school district’s authorized officer (Megan Bard) for final approval and issuance of the permit.
Ohio Department of Commerce (.gov)
Key Information
- Validity: Only one work permit can be active at a time. A new job requires a new permit.
- Age Verification: Proof of age, such as a birth certificate, is required.
- Hours Restrictions (14-15 year olds): Cannot work more than 3 hours on a school day, 18 hours in a school week, or past 7:00 p.m. (or 9:00 p.m. from June 1st to Labor Day).
- Hours Restrictions (16-17 year olds): Fewer limitations, but still restricted during school hours.
For more information and to access the application forms, you can visit the Ohio Department of Commerce's official page.
https://com.ohio.gov/about-us/media-center/news/securing-your-summer-job-what-ohio-teens-should-know-about-minor-work-permits#:~:text=Download%20the%20Minor%20Work%20Permit%20application%20at,school%20district%20in%20which%20your%20child%20resides.
Here is some information in regards to Minor Work Permits:
In Ohio, minors aged 14 through 17 must obtain a work permit to be employed. The process requires a job offer, a completed Application for Minor Work Permit, parent/guardian signature, a physician's certification (physical), and employer information. The completed form must be submitted to the school district, which issues the permit.
Please contact the Plymouth High School office and speak with Megan Bard in regards to setting up a time to apply for the work permit.
Steps to Obtain an Ohio Work Permit
1. Find a Job: You must have a job offer first.
2. Download the Form: Obtain the "Application for Minor Work Permit" (PDF) from the Ohio Department of Commerce or your school's high school office.
3. Fill Out Student/Parent Section: Complete your information and have a parent or guardian sign it.
4. Employer Section: Have the employer complete the "Pledge of Employer" section.
5. Physician's Certificate: A doctor must complete the Physician's Certificate on the second page of the form. A physical from the past year (e.g., for school sports) can often be used.
6. Submit to School: Submit the completed form to your school district’s authorized officer (Megan Bard) for final approval and issuance of the permit.
Ohio Department of Commerce (.gov)
Key Information
- Validity: Only one work permit can be active at a time. A new job requires a new permit.
- Age Verification: Proof of age, such as a birth certificate, is required.
- Hours Restrictions (14-15 year olds): Cannot work more than 3 hours on a school day, 18 hours in a school week, or past 7:00 p.m. (or 9:00 p.m. from June 1st to Labor Day).
- Hours Restrictions (16-17 year olds): Fewer limitations, but still restricted during school hours.
For more information and to access the application forms, you can visit the Ohio Department of Commerce's official page.
https://com.ohio.gov/about-us/media-center/news/securing-your-summer-job-what-ohio-teens-should-know-about-minor-work-permits#:~:text=Download%20the%20Minor%20Work%20Permit%20application%20at,school%20district%20in%20which%20your%20child%20resides.
PHS News!
2026 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT!
Naomy Salvatierra
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!
Naomy Salvatierra
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!
Big Red Recap:
It was a busy Tuesday night around Plymouth as our baseball, softball, and track and field teams were all in action at home. The softball and baseball teams hosted New London while the HS track and field teams hosted a tri meet with Crestview and Western Reserve.
The varsity softball team lost another tough game to the Wildcats for the 2nd night in a row this time by a score of 9-5. The JV softball team only got a few innings of play in after the game was called due to lightning. The varsity falls to 1-9 overall on the season and 0-4 in conference play. They will be back in action on Thursday at home against Lucas while the JV team is scheduled to play tonight at St. Mary's.
The varsity baseball team completed the two game sweep of the Wildcats with a 8-5 win. The Big Red once again used timely hitting and another solid pitching performance from Evan King and Jarrett Burrer to earn the win. The win improves them to 5-4 overall on the season and 3-1 in conference play. They will also be back in action tomorrow night at home against Lucas.
The HS Track and Field teams were in action at home hosting Crestview and Western Reserve in a conference tri meet. Both teams finished in 3rd place as a team.
Placing 1st
Anna Caughenbaugh - 100m Dash - 14.5
Morgan Follett - 1600m Run - 6:00.7
Izaya Reynolds - 400m Dash - 51.9
Boys 4x400 - Izaya Reynolds, Isaiah Miller, Cainan Kilgore, Jeric Tackett
Placing 2nd
Boys 4x200 - Mason Stine, Izaya Reynolds, Jeric Tackett, Cainan Kilgore - 1:40.9
Audrey Smith - 400m Dash - 1:12.8
Isaiah Miller - 200m Dash - 24.7
Luke Kelbley - 3200m Run - 15:51.0
Placing 3rd
Gabe Cole - 100m Dash - 11.9
Aly Lewis - 400m Dash - 1:15.9
Weston Smith - 400m Dash - 58.9
Trevor Furr - 800m Run - 2:45.6
Gabe Cole - 200m Dash - 24.9
Casey Bailey - Shot Put - 39' 0"
Grant Anderson - Discus - 113' 7"
Placing 4th
Bella Davis - 100m Dash - 15.3
Isaiah Miller - 100m Dash - 12.1
Luke Kelbley - 1600m Run - 7:18.6
Carson Roberts - 300m Hurdles - 51.9
Gabe Hinkle - Shot Put - 34' 8.5"
Carson Lewis - Discus - 98' 2"
Aly Lewis - High Jump - 4' 4"
The team will be back in action on Friday evening at the Buckeye Central Stache Dash.
Big Red Recap:
It was a busy Tuesday night around Plymouth as our baseball, softball, and track and field teams were all in action at home. The softball and baseball teams hosted New London while the HS track and field teams hosted a tri meet with Crestview and Western Reserve.
The varsity softball team lost another tough game to the Wildcats for the 2nd night in a row this time by a score of 9-5. The JV softball team only got a few innings of play in after the game was called due to lightning. The varsity falls to 1-9 overall on the season and 0-4 in conference play. They will be back in action on Thursday at home against Lucas while the JV team is scheduled to play tonight at St. Mary's.
The varsity baseball team completed the two game sweep of the Wildcats with a 8-5 win. The Big Red once again used timely hitting and another solid pitching performance from Evan King and Jarrett Burrer to earn the win. The win improves them to 5-4 overall on the season and 3-1 in conference play. They will also be back in action tomorrow night at home against Lucas.
The HS Track and Field teams were in action at home hosting Crestview and Western Reserve in a conference tri meet. Both teams finished in 3rd place as a team.
Placing 1st
Anna Caughenbaugh - 100m Dash - 14.5
Morgan Follett - 1600m Run - 6:00.7
Izaya Reynolds - 400m Dash - 51.9
Boys 4x400 - Izaya Reynolds, Isaiah Miller, Cainan Kilgore, Jeric Tackett
Placing 2nd
Boys 4x200 - Mason Stine, Izaya Reynolds, Jeric Tackett, Cainan Kilgore - 1:40.9
Audrey Smith - 400m Dash - 1:12.8
Isaiah Miller - 200m Dash - 24.7
Luke Kelbley - 3200m Run - 15:51.0
Placing 3rd
Gabe Cole - 100m Dash - 11.9
Aly Lewis - 400m Dash - 1:15.9
Weston Smith - 400m Dash - 58.9
Trevor Furr - 800m Run - 2:45.6
Gabe Cole - 200m Dash - 24.9
Casey Bailey - Shot Put - 39' 0"
Grant Anderson - Discus - 113' 7"
Placing 4th
Bella Davis - 100m Dash - 15.3
Isaiah Miller - 100m Dash - 12.1
Luke Kelbley - 1600m Run - 7:18.6
Carson Roberts - 300m Hurdles - 51.9
Gabe Hinkle - Shot Put - 34' 8.5"
Carson Lewis - Discus - 98' 2"
Aly Lewis - High Jump - 4' 4"
The team will be back in action on Friday evening at the Buckeye Central Stache Dash.
Athletic News!
Tonight’s baseball and softball games are ON with first pitches being moved back to 5:30pm to allow time for the fields to dry out. Go Big Red!!
Elementary News!
Check out these amazing stop-motion animations from Mrs. Terry’s class! Our students did a fantastic job using Google Slides and Google Vids to create their own digital stories during computer class.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LYFLG6EvNo
Great Job!
Check out these amazing stop-motion animations from Mrs. Terry’s class! Our students did a fantastic job using Google Slides and Google Vids to create their own digital stories during computer class.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LYFLG6EvNo
Great Job!
Elementary News!
Please enjoy these stop-motion animation videos from Mrs. Reichert’s computer class, produced using Google Slides and Google Vids.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDeJFa3TAEY
We love it!
Please enjoy these stop-motion animation videos from Mrs. Reichert’s computer class, produced using Google Slides and Google Vids.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDeJFa3TAEY
We love it!
PHS News!
PHS Drama Club presents:
A Night of One Act Plays.
Graduation Nation and The Fairy Tale Network
When: Saturday, April 18th @ 6:30 pm
Where: Elementary Cafeteria
Donations will be accepted at the door.
($5 adults, $2 students)
Join Us!
PHS Drama Club presents:
A Night of One Act Plays.
Graduation Nation and The Fairy Tale Network
When: Saturday, April 18th @ 6:30 pm
Where: Elementary Cafeteria
Donations will be accepted at the door.
($5 adults, $2 students)
Join Us!
