Plymouth High School welcomed approximately 250 guests to its annual Fall Party — a celebration of inclusion that brought together students and adult day program participants from across the region.
The event featured dancing, games, crafts, food, and a s'mores table, with guests encouraged to wear costumes and join in the Halloween spirit. Twenty members of the PHS Sunshine Club, along with peer tutors, volunteered to serve food, assist with cleanup, and spend time with guests. Participants came from schools across Marshall, Starke, Fulton, and Kosciusko counties, including LaVille, Tippecanoe Valley, Argos, Culver, Knox, Bremen, and Rochester.
The annual celebration is organized by Applied Skills Teacher Tammie Radican and is funded entirely through community donations.
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