The P-CCS Journey
Senior Success: From Kindergarten to Commencement
Celebrating the Class of 2025
At Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, we believe every graduate tells a story of growth, perseverance, and opportunity. Meet some of our seniors from the Class of 2025 — students who started in a wide range of schools and are now heading into remarkable futures. Their journeys reflect the strength and diversity of a P-CCS education.
Jo Fessler
Plymouth HS Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Isbister/Tonda → Pioneer Middle → Plymouth High
Future Focus: Attending college with plans to study foreign policy and Spanish.
“P-CCS has helped me build lifelong relationships and learn through diverse perspectives. I’m grateful to be graduating with knowledge that will guide me into adulthood.”
Maahik Trivedi
Canton HS Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Field Elementary → Liberty Middle → Canton High
Future Focus: Studying Biochemistry and Economics at the University of Michigan.
“P-CCS has allowed me to grow both in and out of the classroom. Teachers and opportunities like the STEM Academy and AP courses made a lasting impact on my academic journey.”
Owen Weber
Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Hulsing & Gallimore Elementary → East Middle → Canton High
Future Focus: Studying Chemical Engineering and playing baseball at Hope College.
“My classes and teachers at PCEP helped push me to be the best student and friend I can be. I’ve created many memories that I’ll carry with me into this next chapter.”
Isabella Shoemaker
Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Tonda Elementary → Pioneer Middle → Starkweather Academy
Future Focus: Starting general education studies at Schoolcraft College in Spring 2025.
“P-CCS taught me to trust myself and value the people who support me. I’ll carry the memories and lessons from my time here into adulthood.”
Ryan Minh Truong
Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Workman Elementary → Pioneer Middle → Canton High
Future Focus: Studying Mechanical Engineering at Michigan State University.
“The hands-on learning, engaging teachers, and encouragement I received across subjects helped me develop both academic and creative skills.”
Tayla Smith
Class of 2025
P-CCS Journey: Workman & Gallimore Elementary → East Middle → Canton High
Future Focus: Studying Cell Biology and Neuroscience at Rutgers University and competing as a D1 swimmer.
“The world is at your fingertips at P-CCS. From academic opportunities to community-building, I found support, passion, and preparation for the future.”