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Marion County School Districts

• ANDREW J BROWN ACADEMY

  
  

  Our belief is simple: Set high standards, make expectations clear, provide meaningful instruction, and watch children excel. Every student is given the tools for success—in and out of the classroom. With a commitment to hard work, good citizenship, and personal responsibility, students at Andrew J. Brown Academy experience a safe, secure learning environment where achievement thrives.

• BEECH GROVE CITY SCHOOLS

  
  

  Beech Grove High School envisions a future of enthusiastic stakeholders with a unified commitment in building a culture of excellence. We believe all students can attain skills needed to face a competitive workforce, and we work together to empower them to achieve academic success and extra-curricular involvement in a safe, clean environment. We seek to spur success not only in academics, critical thinking, and communication skills, but also in becoming responsible and productive citizens who contribute to society. With strong ethical and moral values we pledge to be respectful of others in our diverse society and to strengthen our commitment to our community.

• CENTRAL IN EDUCATION SERVICE CTR

  
  

• CHALLENGE FOUNDATION ACADEMY

  
  

  The Challenge Foundation Academy is a K-5 tuition-free quality public charter school founded on the Core Knowledge curriculum. Established in 2006, CFA is open to all students. 

• CHARLES A TINDLEY ACCELERATED SCHL

  
  

  It’s clear when you walk in the door: the Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School isn’t like other schools. Some of the differences are obvious, like the school uniforms. Others are subtler, like the way each classroom is named for a prestigious college. It all serves a single purpose: to help each of our students gain admittance into a highly selective college or university. The Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School approach to education is best summed up by three bold words: College or Die. Other schools might not feel comfortable using such strong language. But again, Tindley isn’t like other schools.

• CHRISTEL HOUSE ACADEMY SOUTH

  
  

  The Academy will be recognized as a provider of outstanding education to an underserved population and will maintain high standards of academic rigor, efficiency and accountability. It will provide students with the academic proficiency necessary for higher educationand prepare them to be self-sufficient, contributing members of society.

• DECATUR DISCOVERY ACADEMY INC

  
  

• FALL CREEK ACADEMY

  
  

  Fall Creek Academy is now enrolling for next school year. We will have several open house and parent meeting opportunities in the next few weeks for returning and perspective parents. Keep an eye on our website for more information. I am very excited to meet new Fall Creek Academy students and parents, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity share information on our educational programs. 

• FLANNER HOUSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

  
  

  To support, advocate for and empower individuals, children and families by applying educational, social and economic resources that moves the community towards self-sufficiency. Flanner House is a United Way agency.

• UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PREPARATORY ACD

  
  

  Fountain Square Academy is a free public charter school. We are one of a very few schools offering a Middle College program, which allows our qualifying high school students to take real college courses for real college credit – and it’s free of charge to our students and their families. Our Middle College program is only one reason to attend Fountain Square Academy. Our curriculum and our teaching methods are designed to let your child excel as fast as their ability allows. This kind of competency-based approach lets kids of higher ability progress past students their same age. It also permits students to regroup, master material not mastered at a more restrictive school, then, with new-found confidence, race toward their academic potential. Traditional public schools, parochial schools and other tuition-based private schools serve many children very well, but Fountain Square Academy is here to provide a choice.

• FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP COM SCH CORP

  
  

  The Franklin Township Community School Corporation is located in the southeast corner of Marion County, Indiana. We are a growing residential suburban area of Indianapolis. Our six elementary schools (Kindergarten-5th grade), two middle schools (6th-8th grade), and high school (9th-12th grade) were recognized in 2010 as the Lugar Education Patriot Award winners. Senator Dick Lugar and Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Tony Bennett selected our schools for this top honor for demonstrating, “leadership and initiative in improving the academic achievement and career preparation of Indiana students.” By focusing on each individual student, we are making extraordinary gains as a school district.

• HERRON CHARTER

  
  

  Herron High School is a public charter school located in downtown Indianapolis, providing a classical liberal arts, college preparatory education. The school's curriculum is structured around an art history timeline and emphasizes the classic art and literature of many cultures. Through an integrated curriculum and classical methodology, Herron High School believes that all students can learn to think logically, express themselves creatively, appreciate aesthetics fully, and approach any subject intelligently.

• HOOSIER ACADEMY - INDIANAPOLIS

  
  

  You know your kids have something special inside of them. We know it, too. Hoosier Academies, a public charter school authorized by Ball State University, makes learning fresh and exciting for children just like yours. Offering a blend of online learning and face-to-face instruction, Hoosier Academies gives you and your family choice and flexibility in your child's education. We offer three statewide options for Indiana families: Hoosier Academies Indianapolis (grades K–12)—a blended learning school Hoosier Academies Muncie (grades K–8)—a blended learning school Hoosier Academies Virtual School (grades K–11)—a fully online school

• HOOSIER ACAD VIRTUAL CHARTER

  
  

  The Indiana Virtual Pilot School (IVPS) is focused on serving students with specific needs, specifically students for whom a virtual charter school is a better alternative than traditional schooling, students with medical disabilities, and/or students with circumstances that prevent them from attending a traditional school. Families will be asked to indicate their reason for selecting the IVPS. At least 75% of students enrolled in the IVPS must have previously been in an Indiana public school during the 2009-2010 school year. Because this is a pilot program, the Indiana Department of Education cannot guarantee funding for the school to continue beyond the 2010-2011 school year.

• HOPE ACADEMY

  
  

• IMAGINE LIFE SCIENCES ACAD - EAST

  
  

  We are a fourth year public charter school located on Indianapolis’ East side and service students in grades K-8 with a focus on character, curriculum and community. Our school is data driven. All students are given the NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association) test in the fall, winter and spring. This test enables our teachers to track student growth and differentiate instruction to meet the needs of each individual student Our connection to the community affords us the opportunity to invite experts from the field into our classrooms to enhance student learning. Partnerships with local organizations such as Eli Lilly help to bring real life application of our curriculum into our classrooms. Our fourth graders even had Chris Wright (a local meteorologist) come in to talk to them about weather Our 6th and 7th grade boys’ basketball team was undefeated for their whole 2010-11 season which led them to the championship game at Conseco Fieldhouse. These young men demonstrated excellence in academics and character in addition to their outstanding display of athleticism. Despite a heartbreaking last second 1 point loss in the championship game, these fine gentlemen exhibited true sportsmanlike conduct and came away winners on a much broader scale Our school affords families the opportunity to spend time together along with their school family. This past year, families were able to participate in math night, a cultural arts fair, science night with the Indianapolis Children’s Museum, a talent showcase and our 2nd annual family carnival which garnered 1000 visitors

• IMAGINE LIFE SCIENCES ACAD - WEST

  
  

  Your child can grow and learn at his/her own pace. -Parent teacher relationships are not only welcomed, but encouraged! -School uniforms. -Transportation is provided. -Best of all? Imagine Schools is tuition free!

• IN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION

  
  

  The Indiana Department of Correction advances public safety and successful re-entry through dynamic supervision, programming, and partnerships.

• IN SCH FOR THE BLIND & VIS IMPRD

  
  

• IN STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

  
  

  Indiana‘s needed health improvement will only occur with strategic and productive interaction with all elements that influence Hoosier health. This requires a statewide systematic and consistent approach that creates a dynamic network of health promotion, measured outcomes, and improved delivery of critical services.

• INDIANA MATH AND SCIENCE ACADEMY

  
  

  The mission of the Indiana Math and Science Academy North is to prepare its students for college by creating an effective learning environment of higher standards and expectations with a rigorous college preparatory curriculum that focuses on mathematics, science , and technology.

• INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

  
  

  We are serving deaf and hard of hearing children who are diverse and have a range of needs regardless of where they are placed for their education. Each deaf or hard of hearing child’s individual needs are determined by a Individual Family Service Plan or the Individual Educational Plan, and placement is determined through a case conference. ISD may provide support or services in various capacities whether it be through our Outreach Services, through partnerships with other providers and agencies, or by providing the educational services through the school on ISD’s campus. See the mission statements and further information for Outreach, for the Education and Student Life in their sections.

• INDIANAPOLIS METROPOLITAN HIGH SCH

  
  

  On Aug. 23, 2004, Goodwill Education Initiatives, Inc., a nonprofit entity established by Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana, Inc., opened Indianapolis Met to provide an educational option that did not exist in Indianapolis before. We believe all students should have the opportunity to pursue education and competitive career opportunities beyond high school. We aim to empower students to take charge of their learning, to gain the skills and knowledge necessary to achieve success beyond high school and to become lifelong learners. We are a public high school serving grades 9-12. Class sizes are small. Students may take dual-credit college courses and learn through internships and programs that we have through partnerships with a various companies and organizations.

• INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

  
  

  The mission of the Indianapolis Public Schools is to prepare and empower all students for life

• INDPLS LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL

  
  

  We prepare our students for college through a rigorous arts-infused program.

• IRVINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL

  
  

  Today’s students want to be engaged in the classroom, involved in their community, and prepared for the challenges of college and the workplace of tomorrow. Preparing our students for the next level of their education – and beyond – is our mission, one we’ve been making good on since the establishment of our first tuition-free public charter school in Irvington in 2002. Chartered by the Indianapolis Mayor’s Office of Education Innovation, ICS, Inc. provides students a unique educational experience with a liberal arts focus: all students K-12 participate weekly in Physical Education, Music, an award-winning Art program, and Foreign Language.

• KIPP INDPLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY

  
  

  Our mission is to go above and beyond to prepare our students for college and life success through character-building and academic rigor.

• M S D DECATUR TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The MSD of Decatur Township empowers students, staff, parents and community to achieve excellence. 

• M S D LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The ninth largest school district in the state, the MSD of Lawrence Township serves just under 16,000 students. Throughout Indiana, Lawrence Township is recognized as a “lighthouse” school district, a reputation built over the years based on the district’s award-winning staff, high-achieving students, supportive community, innovative educational programs, and nationally recognized character education initiative. Located in the northeast corner of the greater Indianapolis area, Lawrence is a residential suburban community of 95,000+ and home to Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park and Geist Reservoir. With families from widely diverse cultural, racial, and socio-economic backgrounds, the Lawrence community values and embraces diversity as one of its greatest strengths.

• M S D PERRY TOWNSHIP

  
  

  It is a privilege and an honor to serve the patrons of the Perry Township community as their superintendent of schools. Our staff of educators stands ready to meet the needs of your children. A productive and vital public school system which is representative of strong community values is one key ingredient to a healthy and growing economic base. We believe that a strong foundation built on quality early childhood experiences coordinated with high standards in a first grade curriculum through high school builds a future to academic success. In Perry Township, “Engagement of Students is Our Priority”

• M S D PIKE TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The Metropolitan School District of Pike Township is one of the largest school communities in the metropolitan Indianapolis area, with over 10,000 students, from kindergarten to high school. It offers a wide variety of educational programs to support the varied needs of its growing student population. Located in the northwest section of Marion County, district boundaries include 96th Street on the north, Township Line Road on the east, 38th Street on the south, and County Line Road on the west. The MSD of Pike Township represents a district rich in racial, cultural, ethnic and socio-economic diversity. Pike schools are multiethnic with a 60 percent population of students of color. The district has more than 850 international students who represent 64 countries and speak 68 languages.  

• M S D WARREN TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The Metropolitan School District of Warren Township is an urban school district located on the east side of Indianapolis. We serve approximately 11,500 students in grades kindergarten through twelfth grade in a district comprised of nine elementary buildings, three intermediate academies, three middle schools, a high school, and an alternative school.  In addition, Warren has an early childhood center and a career center.

• M S D WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The mission of Washington Township Schools is to develop life-long learners and globally-minded citizens by fostering the academic, creative, and social skills needed to achieve excellence in a multi-cultural environment.

• M S D WAYNE TOWNSHIP

  
  

  The mission of the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, a partnership of students, staff, families, and community, is to ensure all students acquire and apply knowledge, skills, processes, and values, to become lifelong learners and contributors in a democratic society through a comprehensive program of outstanding quality which enables them to develop their potential.

• MONUMENT LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL

  
  

  We prepare our students for college through a rigorous arts-infused program. All students will be taught by a highly effective teacher in a nurturing environment and will achieve at high levels. Each student will develop the knowledge, skills and values necessary for responsible citizenship and life-long learning. The impact of our collective efforts will fundamentally change public education.

• PARAMOUNT SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE INC

  
  

  PSOE offers a unique vision for developing students as caring young adults that respect themselves, their environment, and learn as independent thinkers. Throughintuitive curricular design, students will receive a broad palette of integrated and interactive subject matter, giving them a solid foundation for real-world problem solving. PSoE believes that a child's education at school must relate to their everyday lives. Through service learning and character education, all students have the opportunity to positively impact their lives at home and in their greater community.

• SCHOOL TOWN OF SPEEDWAY

  
  

  The School Town of Speedway is located on the west side of Indianapolis in the town of Speedway.  We are an urban school district on the fringe of a large city located in Marion County.   The school corporation consists of four elementary schools (grades K-6), one junior high school (grades 7-8), and one high school (grades 9-12).  This year's enrollment is approximately 1500 students. IT IS THE MISSION OF SPEEDWAY SCHOOLS TO INSPIRE AND PREPARE STUDENTS TO EMBRACE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF TODAY AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF TOMORROW.

• SE NEIGHBORHOOD SCH OF EXCELLENCE

  
  

• STONEGATE EARLY CLG HS FOR SCI/TEC

  
  

• THE INDIANAPOLIS PROJECT SCHOOL

  
  

  "The vision of the Project School is to eliminate the predictive value of race, class, gender and special capacities on student success in our school and in our communities by working together with families and community to ensure each child’s success." "The mission of The Project School is to uncover, recover and discover the unique gifts and talents that each child brings to school everyday. Our school works collaboratively with families, community members and social service agencies to solve real problems, as well as create art for public spaces. Students graduate from The Project School as stewards of the environment with the will, skill, capacity, and knowledge to contribute to the greater good."