
We are excited to share the Plainwell Middle School Students of the Week! We are proud of your hard work and dedication. Way to go, Trojans!
- Abigail (8th Grade): Abigail has a positive attitude and works well with others. She handles the responsibility of her Algebra class with maturity and determination. She is a self-managing student and seeks clarification as needed.
- Edy (7th Grade): Edy has been doing an incredible job in class. He is always willing to help out when a classmate or adult needs help. His confidence in the material has grown this year and he always participates. He is easy-going and students feel comfortable working with him. His kindness and positive attitude are appreciated!
- Alayna (6th Grade): Alayna brings a cloud of positivity and happiness with her every time she comes into the room. She works very hard to understand the content and helps her peers whenever she can. She has added so much to the culture in our classroom!
Throughout the year, we look forward to continuing to share our outstanding Middle School Students of the Week! GO TROJANS!
Special thanks to our Student of the Month sponsors: Fly Inn, Mayor's Joint, Barbed Wire Cafe and Taqueria San Francisco. We greatly appreciate your support of PCS and our students - Today’s Learners, Tomorrow’s Leaders!


Do you know someone who has made a difference in our district? We are now accepting nominations for the 2024 Outstanding People for Education Award.
About Outstanding People for Education:
The purpose of the Outstanding People for Education award is to honor and recognize people in public education who are excelling in their field and/or making an impact in the quality of education in Allegan County.
Examples of whom you might nominate:
A teacher or classroom aide; an administrator, secretary or board of education member; a bus driver, custodian, or other school support staff; a social worker, therapist, or consultant; a volunteer or community member who supports education.
To submit a nomination for the 2024 Outstanding People for Education award, please scan the QR code or visit https://forms.gle/KTiHQ5s4ZoRqtYwn7.


We are excited to welcome back the Mother/Son Hockey Night as the Kalamazoo Wings take on the Allen Americans in the 40th Annual Green Ice Game on Saturday, March 16 at 7:00 PM. Mothers and sons will enjoy the game, a $5 concession voucher, a FREE knit hat and a voucher for a FREE game of bowling at Airway Fun Center! Tickets are available for $17/adults, $14/kids (12 and under). Transportation is not available and parking is $5 per car at the event.
Interested in tickets? Tickets are purchased through K-Wings and will be picked-up at Wings Event Center. To purchase tickets, please scan the QR code or visit https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Plainwellschools. PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are assigned seats, so if you are going with friends or a group, please plan accordingly. Tickets are available through March 11, so please purchase your tickets today!


Mr. Herbert’s Tinkering class at Plainwell Middle School made marble roller coasters. It was a fun, creative and educational project.


Do you have a student starting 6th grade at Plainwell Middle School next fall? Current 5th grade parents, please mark your calendar to join us for our upcoming 6th Grade Parent/Guardian Orientation on Tuesday, February 13 at 5:30 PM at the Plainwell Middle School Cafeteria. Parents/Guardians (only) are invited to join us to learn about schedules, counseling, athletics, electives and more!
Have questions? Please contact Lynne Seibert at lynne.seibert@plainwellschools.org.


We are excited to share the Plainwell Middle School Students of the Week! We are proud of your hard work and dedication. Way to go, Trojans!
Diego (8th Grade): Diego is a kind and hard working student. He brings joy to every class period. He is energetic and loves to learn. He is a great role model and positive person to be around. He comes to school everyday with a positive attitude and displays Plainwell PRIDE in all he does.
Julian (7th Grade): Julian is a hard worker in the classroom. He always comes prepared and ready to learn and give his best effort. He participates in class and is always willing to help another student out when needed. Julian is always willing to learn more and does a great job of advocating for himself when he needs help. He is a great role model for other students in the classroom as he is always modeling appropriate behavior. His hard work and determination is appreciated.
Gabrielle (6th Grade): Gabby is a great addition to the classroom. She is thoughtful of others and always willing to help anyone when it is needed. Gabby works hard in the classroom on her assignments and is always prepared and ready to give her best effort. Gabby loves to participate in class discussions and always has a positive attitude while doing it.
Throughout the year, we look forward to continuing to share our outstanding Middle School Students of the Week! GO TROJANS!
Special thanks to our Student of the Month sponsors: Fly Inn, Mayor's Joint, Barbed Wire Cafe and Taqueria San Francisco. We greatly appreciate your support of PCS and our students - Today’s Learners, Tomorrow’s Leaders!


It was a winning weekend for our Middle School Athletic teams! Congratulations to the MS Competitive Cheer white team who won their competitions both Friday and Saturday! Our MS Competitive Cheer blue team took second on Saturday scoring their highest score yet! Way to go, Trojans!
The Middle School Wrestling team also had a great first week of competition! Last Friday, the Girls Wrestling team traveled to Gobles for the Tigers Women's Jamboree going for a combined 12-3 record. All of the girls brought home medals with Sophia Vega and Evi Coutu earning first place. On Saturday, the whole team traveled to the 2024 Portage North Wrestling Invitational earning 23 top four places. Tournament Champions include Brady Kolenda, Jayden Kolenda, Joshua Preuss, Grady Erlandson, Edwin Johnson, Brennan Dull and Owen Young.
Way to go, Trojans - PLAINWELL PRIDE!


As we continue to monitor the weather and travel conditions, we wanted to provide an update on PCS afternoon/evening activities for today (Tuesday, January 23). All practices and activities are canceled, unless otherwise communicated by your student’s coach. Stay safe, have a great day and GO TROJANS!


Due to winter weather conditions, Plainwell Community Schools is closed today (Tuesday, January 23). This closure includes the SAFE program. We wish our students, staff and families a safe snow day!


Registration is still open for the 2024 Daughter Dance on Saturday, February 10. Join us for an evening of fun for PCS K-6th grade daughters. Event includes a formal photo, DJ, selfie station, refreshments, raffle and a flower. Registration closes at midnight on Friday, February 9, please scan the QR code to register today. For more information, please visit https://5il.co/2cphq.


As we continue to monitor the weather and travel conditions, we wanted to provide an update on PCS afternoon/evening activities for today (Wednesday, January 17). All practice and activity plans/schedules will be communicated by the individual coach or director.


Due to low temperatures, winter weather and secondary road condItions Plainwell Community Schools is closed today (Wednesday, January 17). The SAFE Program will open at 7:30 AM at Starr Elementary only. The blood drive that was previously scheduled at PHS is canceled. We wish our students, staff and families a safe snow day!


As we continue to monitor the weather and travel conditions, we wanted to provide an update on PCS afternoon/evening activities for today (Tuesday, January 16). All afternoon and evening activities are canceled. Some optional PHS Varsity practices will be held, information will be communicated by coaches. We understand families may have transportation concerns, so please do what you feel is best for your family. Please contact your student's coach if additional information is needed. Stay safe, have a great day and GO TROJANS!


Due to winter weather and secondary road condItions Plainwell Community Schools is closed today (Tuesday, January 16). The SAFE Program will open at 7:30 AM at Starr Elementary only. We wish our students, staff and families a safe snow day!


As a reminder, there is a scheduled no school day for students tomorrow (Monday, January 15). Have a great day! Go Trojans!


Due to the predicted snow storm and winter weather condItions Plainwell Community Schools will be closed tomorrow (Friday, January 12). This closure includes the SAFE program and Plainwell Corners Preschool. All afternoon and evening activities are canceled for Friday, January 12 and Saturday, January 13. We wish our students, staff and families a safe snow day!


As we continue to monitor the weather and travel conditions for today (Wednesday, January 10), we wanted to provide an update on PCS afternoon/evening activities.
- All Middle School practices and tryouts are canceled.
- The Hoopsters Basketball program participants should look for an email from their director for practice information.
- All other afternoon and evening activities will be held as previously scheduled. Some practices may be adjusted, changes will be communicated by your student's director/coach.
We understand families may have transportation concerns, so please do what you feel is best for your family. Please contact your student's coach/director if you need more information.
Stay safe, have a great day and GO TROJANS!


Due to snow and winter weather condItions Plainwell Community Schools is closed today (Wednesday, January 10). The SAFE Program will open at 7:30 AM at Starr Elementary only. We wish our students, staff and families a safe snow day!


Join us to cheer on the Trojans this week! Check out the weekly athletic schedule for January 8-14 by visiting https://5il.co/2c0x3. For more information from Trojan athletics, please visit phstrojans.com. Good luck to all our athletes this week - GO TROJANS!


As we continue to monitor the weather and travel conditions for today (Tuesday, January 9), we wanted to provide an update on PCS afternoon/evening activities. All afternoon and evening activities will be held as previously scheduled. Some practices may be adjusted, changes will be communicated by your student's director/coach. We understand families may have transportation concerns, so please do what you feel is best for your family. Please contact your student's coach/director if you need more information.
Stay safe, have a great day and GO TROJANS!
