CANTON HIGH SCHOOL

4Frenzy is back with another exciting matchup for the Game of the Week. The Canton Chiefs will face their longtime rivals the Plymouth Wildcats.

The Super Jess 5K race is returning to its in-person format to raise money for Plymouth-Canton families going through medical crises.

Three high schools in the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools district will shift to virtual learning for one week after a Thursday threat triggered a four-hour lockdown at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (P-CEP).

A threat at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park sent three high schools into lockdown for nearly four hours on Thursday as officers went from classroom to classroom searching for a gun.

All three Plymouth-Canton high schools were under lockdown Thursday while police investigated a possible threat, according to district officials.

All three Plymouth-Canton high schools are on lockdown while police investigate a possible threat, district officials said.

Toiling in extreme heat at the August 26 Kickoff Classic, Fordson High School earned a powerful win against Canton High School with a final score of 38-23. Both teams took the field at Wayne State University with impressive records. Canton High School finished last season undefeated while Fordson has a proud past of 15 straight winning seasons. With such well-matched teams, the Fordson Tractors and Canton Chiefs delivered an action-packed game.

Meera Thakker is a junior at Canton High School and is active in her community.

CANTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A beloved security guard in the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools district is a reminder of how devastating coronavirus has been for so many. Nov. 14: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 251,813; Death toll now at 7,994To the students, Lucas was more than a security guard. “Probably one of the greatest human beings I’ve ever met, to be completely honest,” said Plymouth High School senior David Brace. Brace said he would look forward to lunch time, when Lucas would share motivational words with the students. A drive-through memorial service is set for Sunday at 5 p.m. at Canton High School.

CANTON, Mich. - Never under estimate the power of a small gesture of kindness. One Canton High School student is learning the benefits of giving back to the community. Joey Dattilio started Detroit Socks in 2018 when he learned clothing banks don't receive regular donations of socks since socks wear out relatively quickly. For more information on Detroit Socks and how to donate, visit the official website here. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.