Plymouth-Canton Educational Park

This is my experience in a social interaction with humans in PCEP. It’s the true. Nothing lies behind the curtains. Let me start off with an anecdote. During my junior year, after sixth hour a black guy hugged me and try to kiss me on the cheek and made fun of my big lips. It sucks that teenagers now a days wouldn’t stand up for me. They just pass by me and just go to their bus stop. Oh and that anecdote was unexpected. Remember I am human! Anyway what causes me to analyze more is that social media is full of chaos with white American teenager guys and girls. Mostly the girls unfolllowed me a lot on Instagram and I am not sure why. Usually they get 1,000 or 2,000 followers and I only get an estimate of 200. On the other hand, social media makes you anti social. So basically the people you followed on Instagram, Twitter, or any social media device will give you social anxiety. Plus if you actually saw that person in real life, my mind would say “I think that person doesn’t seem interested in me.” It’s truth, it happened everywhere in high school. It’s not the learning itself, it’s the teenagers that think of you. PCEP teenagers got some issues of when they think of you. Like if you don’t know how to pronounce a lot of words in reading class, sometimes the teacher let someone read everything. Oh and some teenagers talk a lot, while some start conversations in groups. I’ve been analyzing every specimen of a teen. Mostly they are the cliche talkers while some are sensitive animals. Additionally, teenagers creates some bubble trap and you are trapped behind bars and saying “Is this life. Is this my decision to live? Or am I not ambiguous to interact with them? Nothing less, nothing perfect comes in mind with deep pondering questions. Even a nod, rolling eyes, and a weird hatred face on you is such a disease.
8 years ago (16-11-2017)

Staff are disrespectful and misunderstanding. A student needed accommodations for an IEP and it took years of denial, violation of rights, and legal action in order to slightly help. The campus is absolutely massive and overwhelming, nearly an impossible transition from such small middle schools. Students feel like a speck, and are accordingly treated like a worthless speck. Not to mention, the school environment is plagued with an underlying liberal political agenda that works its way into every form of conversation and decision making. Students have no choice, no say, no power, leading to the feeling of being exploited and trapped in a corrupt legal system
8 years ago (22-09-2017)

It's a pretty good high school, Salem is mostly clean but the bathrooms are not, canton is nasty everywhere, Plymouth is probably the best and cleanest of them all. The walking also sucks in the cold, but overall a good school.
8 years ago (17-05-2017)

one time my phone was confiscated and neither of my parents were in town so they didnt let me get it
8 years ago (22-09-2017)

the worst experience i had for church and we went to Salem and the school was nasty
8 years ago (30-11-2017)