many years, The Park resorted back to a traditional schedule with 6 classes per day and 2 semesters of classes per year. Prior to the summer of 2006, the Cady family barn was also a part of the campus. It has since been moved to the Canton Township Cherry Hill village area next to a historic home. The Cady family barn burned down at this new location on May 30, 2021. Included on the campus grounds is also a small strip of forest that backs a nearby neighborhood. Various trails are scattered throughout the wooded area. An Artesian well can be found in the wooded area, and is visited by earth science and ecology classes yearly. A creek that is part of the Rouge River watershed runs through the campus. Extracurricular activities There are clubs dedicated to different languages, cultures, and lifestyles, such as the African American Student Association, Spanish and Latino Students' Association (SALSA), Asian Pacific American Club (APAC), Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), Polish American Club, Indian-American Student Association (IASA), French Club, Muslim Student Association (MSA), Middle Eastern Student Association, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Secular Student Alliance, and the Diversity Council. An annual Celebration of Diversity (COD) is held by some cultural clubs for support and recognition. PCEP's radio station, WSDP 88.1FM The Park, has won awards, including the Michigan Association of Broadcaster's annual 'Station of the Year' prize, which it has won nearly every year in the past decade. The station was started in 1972 at 89.3FM. P-CEP also has a digital student-run newspaper, The Perspective. Since 2022, it has operated as both an extracurricular club as well as a class. Articles published by The Perspective have received awards, both from 'Best of Sno' and the MIPA School of Journalism at Michigan State University. The Park also has a Debate Club, a Quiz Bowl Team, a Model United Nations Club, a three Mock Trial teams, a FIRST Robotics Team, a Distributive Education Clubs of American chapter, Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) chapter, and an Investment Club, among other clubs geared towards educational incentives. Performing arts The theatrical side of the performing arts program at the park consists of two groups: The Park Players, based at Salem High School, and The Second Stage Players, based at Canton High School. The performing arts program began with the formation of what is now the Park Players in 1970 by a drama