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SOUTHSIDE A DAILY JOURNAL PUBLICATION
BACK TO SCHOOL 2020-2021
SCHOOLS
Center Grove
Clark-Pleasant
Edinburgh
Franklin
Greenwood
Nineveh-
Hensley-Jackson
Central Nine
Career Center
Roncalli
Our Lady of the
Greenwood
St. Rose of Lima
And more
WHAT ’S
INSIDE
School
directories,
including
addresses,
phone numbers,
websites and
email addresses
Messages
from the
superintendents
Calendars, book
and lunch fees,
before- and
after- school care
information
ON THE COVER
18
Students make their way to their
classes on the first day of school at
BREAKFAST BREAKS
the new Walnut Grove Elementary in Follow these easy and fun food
White River Township in 2019. // tips to send them off to school
Photo by Rob Goebel, Daily Journal
with a full belly.
CONTENTS
DAILY
JOURNAL
Publisher:
Bud Hunt
Editor:
Amy May
SOUTHSIDE BACK TO SCHOOL
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3 Center Grove 10 Roncalli High School
4 11
Publications Department
30 S. Water St., Suite A
Franklin, IN 46131 Clark-Pleasant Suburban Christian School
CONTACT
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5 Edinburgh 12 Greenwood Christian Academy
6 13
Phone:
317-736-2726
Franklin St. Rose of Lima
7 14
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CENTER GROVE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
On behalf of the Center Grove Board of our students and staff. year. They have also created a virtual
School Trustees, administration, faculty and We are implementing safety measures as learning model for families who choose that
support staff, we would like to welcome recommended, along with a thorough 3-step option over traditional learning during this
everyone back to school on Wednesday, Aug. cleaning process in all school buildings. time.
5, 2020! We have worked to make as few changes as Much more information is available on our
district website at www.centergrove.k12.in.
This year’s first day of school is one we possible to our school day and school
us/Return2020.
have been eagerly anticipating. We have calendar to provide our families with
We appreciate the extraordinary
Richard certainly missed our students and colleagues stability, while developing precautions and
partnership we share with our parents and
Arkanoff during the extended closure and summer protocols to protect their health.
Superintendent
residents of our community as we work to
months. Our administrators and staff, along Our Teaching & Learning team has worked provide exceptional educational experiences
with our teachers association, have been with our principals and teachers to develop for our students.
working diligently on our plan to return to extensive plans to help students who may We look forward to welcoming everyone
school. Our top priority remains the safety of need additional support to start the school back for the 2020-21 school year
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Phone: 317-882-9391 Greenwood, IN 46142 School hours
Superintendent: Richard Arkanoff Fax: 317-885-4523 Phone: 317-887-8525 • Education Service Center, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Assistant Superintendent: William Long Principal: Craig Smith Fax: 317-885-4605 • Elementary Schools, 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Assistant Superintendent: Nora Hoover Assistant Principal: Julie Lawson Principal: Trael Kelly • Middle Schools, 7:30 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.
Assistant Superintendent: Jason Taylor Dean of Students: Chris Griffin Assistant Principal: Martha Andersen • Center Grove High School, 7:35 a.m. to 2:50
Chief Financial Officer: Paul Gabriel p.m.
Executive Director of Communications: Center Grove Middle School North Sugar Grove Elementary
Stacy Conrad 202 N. Morgantown Road 4135 W. Smith Valley Road Book Fees
Greenwood, IN 46142 Greenwood, IN 46142 Kindergarten: $150
Director of Elementary Education: Marcy
Phone: 317-885-8800 Phone: 317-887-4707 Grade 1: $139
Szostak
Fax: 317-885-3388 Fax: 317-885-5249 Grade 2: $115
Director of Secondary Education: Shannon
Principal: Davin Harpe Principal: Kristin Rodman Grade 3: $151
Carroll-Frey
Assistant Principal: Jacob Holder Assistant Principal: Mindy VanderVeen Grade 4: $139
Director of Special Education: Allison
Dean of Students: Jeffrey Mendenhall Grade 5: $139
Chance
Walnut Grove Elementary Elementary Essential Skills: $96
Director of Facilities: Darrell Thompson
Center Grove Elementary 4079 N. Road 500W Grade 6: $255.45-$454.92 (with iPad)
Director of Food and Nutrition Services:
2455 S. Morgantown Road Bargersville, IN 46106 Grade 7: $256.70-$461.67 (with iPad)
Shannon Maples Grade 8: $276.45-$629.23 (with iPad)
Greenwood, IN 46143 Phone: 317-887-4200
Director of Transportation: Sarah Pitts Grade 9-12: $400 (average with iPad)
Phone: 317-881-1720 Fax: 317-885-5251
Chief of Police: Ray Jackson *Textbook fees for Grades 9-12 range up to
Fax: 317-885-4535 Principal: Brian Proctor
Health Services Coordinator: Amy Norman Assistant Principal: Amy Clancy $800, depending on the courses scheduled.
Principal: Krista Nelson
Buildings Early College student fees may differ.
Assistant Principal: Greg Jansen Website
Education Service Center www.centergrove.k12.in.us (SEE CENTER GROVE, PAGE 23)
4800 W. Stones Crossing Road Maple Grove Elementary
Greenwood, IN 46143 3623 W. Whiteland Road
Phone: 317-881-9326 Bargersville, IN 46106
Fax: 317-881-0241 Phone: 317-881-0561
Fax: 317-885-4523
Center Grove High School Principal: Brooke Phillips
2717 S. Morgantown Road Assistant Principal: Alison Mills
Greenwood, IN 46143
Phone: 317-881-0581 North Grove Elementary
Fax: 317-885-4509 3280 W. Fairview Road
Principal: Jeffry Henderson Greenwood, IN 46142
Assistant Principals: Trisha Ferguson, Tracy Phone: 317-881-5653 DRIVERS EDUCATION:
McMahen, Jennifer Perkins, Jacob Short
Dean of Students: Theresa Owen, Jeff Harkin
Fax: 317-885-4547
Principal: Ron Siner
CLASSROOM OR ONLINE
Assistant Principal: Heather Gant DRIVING ACADEMY
3209 WEST SMITH VALLEY RD., SUITE #106, GREENWOOD, IN 46142
DJ-35047262
Center Grove Middle School Central
4900 W. Stones Crossing Road Pleasant Grove Elementary (317) 534-0016 WWW.DRIVINGACADEMY.COM
Greenwood, IN 46143 5199 W. Fairview Road
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CLARKPLEASANT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
Clark-Pleasant families, in encouraging our students to wash hands daily basis. Opening a new building for our
The Clark-Pleasant Community School frequently, wear a face covering when social elementary students will require redistricting
Corp. will open to students on July 30. Our distancing isn’t practical, and to please keep of our attendance boundaries. This process
teachers and staff are eager to have our children home when they are sick. will begin this fall and will be complete by
students back in the classrooms this school Construction has continued on our sixth February. The redistricting process is never a
year. elementary school, Worthsville Elementary, popular one amongst families, but it is
necessary in a growing community.
We have been preparing for reopening of which is scheduled to open next school year.
We are looking forward to greeting our
Patrick Spray our schools during this COVID-19 pandemic Cirsten Lewis has been named as the
students this year and will do our best to
Superintendent and have built specific plans at each school in principal at this new facility, and Brent keep their safety and the well-being of our
coordination with guidance from the Indiana Schmidt will take over as principal at staff in the forefront as we open our doors.
Department of Education, our Johnson Whiteland Elementary this coming January. I encourage you to reach out to the
County Department of Health and resources Worthsville Elementary can accommodate building principals with any questions or
from the CDC. In every plan we rely on up to 800 students and will have a solar array concerns that you may have as we open the
collaboration with our families to be diligent that can power 90% of the energy needs on a school year.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Buildings Five full days (Mon-Fri) 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 120 Center St.
Superintendent: Patrick Spray Clark-Pleasant Education Pre-K before- and after-school care available Whiteland, IN 46184
Assistant Superintendent Human Resourc- and Community Center from Honey Grove for an additional cost. Phone: 317-535-4211
es and Operations: John Schilawski 50 Center St. Before-care starts at 6:30 a.m. After-care until Fax: 317-535-2091
Associate Superintendent Curriculum and Whiteland, IN 46184 5:30 p.m. Principal: Cirsten Lewis
Instruction: Kimberly Fifer Phone: 317-535-7579 Assistant Principal: Brent Schmidt
Director of Curriculum and Instruction: Fax: 317-535-4931 Break-O-Day Elementary School hours: 9:10 a.m.-3:40 p.m. Dismissed
Brian Lovell 900 Sawmill Road at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesdays
Director of Business: Jay Staley Sawmill Woods Preschool New Whiteland, IN 46184
Director of Special Services: Julie Wolfe 700 Sawmill Road Phone: 317-535-7536 Grassy Creek Elementary
Assistant Director of Special Education New Whiteland, IN 46184 Fax: 317-535-0817 (Grades K-5)
and Student Services: Jodi Kaseff Phone: 317-535-2069 Principal: Laura Shipp 2111 Sheek Road
Mental Health Coordinator: Connie Poston Fax: 317-535-5530 Assistant Principal: Justin Brownfield Greenwood, IN 46143
Director of Food Service: Kim Combs Preschool Director: Terry Magnuson School hours: 9:10 a.m.-3:40 p.m. Dismissed Phone: 317-535-3980
Director of Transportation: Mike Akers Preschool Options: (age 3 and 4) at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesdays Fax: 317-888-8774
Community Engagement Director: John Two days a week (Tues/Thurs) 8:30-11:15 a.m. Principal: Trina Lake
Venter or 12:45-3:30 p.m. Clark Elementary Assistant Principal: Teresa Gross
Coordinator of Nursing Services: Lisa Three days a week (Mon/Wed/Fri) 8:30-11:15 (Grades K-5) Assistant Principal: Colin Butler
Hudson a.m. or 12:45-3:30 p.m. 5764 E. Road 700N School hours: 9:10 a.m.-3:40 p.m. Dismissed
Clark-Pleasant Police Department Chief: Pre-K Options: (age 4 on or before Aug. 1) Franklin, IN 46131 at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesdays
Tim O’Sullivan Five half-days (Mon-Fri) 8:30-11:15 a.m. or Phone: 317-535-8503
12:45-3:30 p.m. Fax: 317-535-5521 Clark-Pleasant Middle School
Principal: Jenni Baker (Grades 6-8)
Assistant Principal: Kurt Saugstad 1354 E. Worthsville Road
School hours: 9:10 a.m.-3:40 p.m. Dismissed Greenwood, IN 46143
EDINBURGH at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesdays Phone: 317-535-7121
Fax: 317-535-2064
Wright-Hageman Pleasant Crossing Elementary Principal: Tim Rinehold
(Grades K-5) Assistant Principal: Brad Arbuckle
Public Library 3030 N. Road 125W Assistant Principal: Natasha Mikus
Whiteland, IN 46184 School hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Dismissed
Have A Great Year!
Phone: 317-535-3244 at 2:15 p.m. on Wednesdays
Fax: 317-535-0706
Principal: Abbie Oliver Whiteland Community High School
Assistant Principal: Bethany Guilfoy (Grades 9-12)
School hours: 9:10 a.m.-3:40 p.m. Dismissed 300 Main St.
at 3:10 p.m. on Wednesdays Whiteland, IN 46184
119 W. Main Cross St., Edinburgh, IN 46124
Phone: 317-535-7562
812-526-5487 • Fax 812-526-7057
DJ-35047773
Whiteland Elementary
Visit our website at www.edinburgh.lib.in.us (Grades K-5) (SEE C-P, PAGE 22)
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EDINBURGH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR FOR YOUR INFORMATION
The Board of School kindergarten through twelfth Administration Edinburgh Community Middle School
Trustees of the Edinburgh grade in the fall of the 2020- Superintendent: Douglas Arnold, dar- 300 S. Keeley St.
Community School Corp., 2021 school year. I am nold@ecsc.k12.in.us Edinburgh, IN 46124
administration and staff working with our Business manager: Tammy Lewis Phone: 812-526-3418
Deputy treasurer: Carrie Brown Fax: 812-526-3439
members would like to administrators, teachers, Principal: Kevin Rockey
Director of facilities and maintenance,
welcome all of our students, classified staff, school nurse, transportation: Gary Hill krockey@ecsc.k12.in.us
parents and community Johnson County Health Athletic director: David Walden Assistant principal: Cory Sevier
members to another school Department, our Edinburgh csevier@ecsc.k12.in.us
Douglas Arnold Buildings
year. Board of School Trustees, Administration Office
Superintendent Edinburgh Community High School
This has been a very Gov. Holcomb and State 202 S. Keeley St. 300 S. Keeley St.
different and challenging Superintendent Jennifer Edinburgh, IN 46124 Edinburgh, IN 46124
time for Indiana’s public McCormick to find the best Phone: 812-526-2681 Phone: 812-526-5501
Fax: 812-526-0271 Fax: 812-526-3439
schools due to the COVID- plan that will balance our
Principal: Kevin Rockey
19 pandemic. With all of the need to ensure that every East Side Elementary School krockey@ecsc.k12.in.us
uncertainty that has arisen student and staff member is 810 E. Main Cross St. Assistant principal: Cory Sevier
from this health crisis, one healthy and safe while Edinburgh, IN 46124 csevier@ecsc.k12.in.us
certainty is that our public experiencing the best Phone: 812-526-9771
Fax: 812-526-3433 Website
schools, the Edinburgh education possible. This is Principal: Jason Schoettmer www.ecsc.k12.in.us
Community Schools, will going to require an intensive jschoettmer@ecsc.k12.in.us
provide a quality education team effort, but together we
to all of our students in can do this! (SEE EDINBURGH, PAGE 22)
Schedule an appointment with one of our pediatricians
Mary Chambers, MD | Debra J. Holmes, MD
Amanda K. Jackson, MD | Craig A. Moorman, MD
Megan E. Ciaccio, MD | Heidi M. Smith, CPNP
Pediatrics
1125 W. Jefferson St.
1159 Building, Suite 304
317.736.5515
DJ-35047300
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FRANKLIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
To our Franklin Schools family, making decisions based on the information l Provide a safe learning environment for
The start of the 2020-2021 school year is we placed in our documents. everyone.
just around the corner, and I want to say Let me be the first of many to say, “School l Alongside the strategies that we have
“welcome back to school!” After an will look a little different when we return.” discussed in our re-entry plans, we will need
unexpected and unprecedented end to the With student and staff safety at the forefront to continue to promote and collaborate on
2019-2020 school year, I look forward to of the decision-making process, there have how to ensure the best 180 days this school
seeing students, faculty and staff soon. been many precautions put in place to keep year.
Before we launch into the new and expected us all healthy. While planning for returning For parents, please help us keep these
David changes that will be coming to FCS, I want to the buildings and a way to do school, we reminders fresh:
Clendening l Keep your students home if they are not
Superintendent
to thank all parents, the community and committed to three goals for these re-entry
especially the teachers for their work over plans: feeling well.
the past three months. The pandemic caused Reduce the spread of the virus. (I wish I l Give grace and space. Give your friends
many disruptions, stress, loss and missed could say that the entire process and plan and teachers some space while in the
opportunities for everyone, but with each development will keep the virus out of our building.
new day, we are one step closer to the new schools. COVID-19 will come into our l Avoid close contact.
normal. So what is going to be the new schools. Our commitment is to try to reduce l Share your feelings on how things are
normal at FCS? the number of cases we have in our schools. going. The school’s social and emotional side
On July 3, FCS released our re-entry plan The plans indicate the work and dedication is vital for a successful year.
to the community. During this rollout, we of the entire FCS School District.) For students, please remember these three
included both the district and school-level l Continue moving forward with our
plans for everyone to begin reviewing and guiding principles. (SEE CLENDENING, PAGE 22)
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Custer Baker Intermediate School Phone: 317-346-8200 Third grade: $98.52; high ability $110.75
Superintendent: David Clendening 101 W. State Road 44 Fax: 317-422-5068 Fourth grade: $96.6; high ability $98.08
Assistant superintendent: Brooke Worland Franklin, IN 46131 Principal: Katie Smith The cost for textbook rental in Grades 5-12 will
Chief financial officer: Tina Jobe-Gross Phone: 317-346-8600 vary according to each student’s schedule and
Director of technology: Matt Sprout Fax: 317-346-8611 Webb Elementary School course selection.
Director of facilities: Jeff Sewell Principal: Cheryl Moran 1400 Webb Court
Assistant principal: Cindy Mappes Franklin, IN 46131 Meal prices
Buildings Phone: 317-346-8300 Breakfast
Franklin Community School Corp. Creekside Elementary School Fax: 317-738-5797 K-12 $1.30, reduced, 30 cents
998 Grizzly Cub Drive 700 E. State Road 44 Principal: Cole Zook Lunch
Franklin, IN 46131 Franklin, IN 46131 Preschool, $2.25
Phone: 317-346-8700 Phone: 317-346-8800 Website Grades K-4, $2.60; reduced, 40 cents
Fax: 317-738-5812 Fax: 317-738-5767 www.franklinschools.org Grades 5-12, $2.70; reduced, 40 cents
Principal: Mark Heiden
Franklin Community High School
School hours Before- and after-school care
Elementaries: 7:40 a.m.-2:20 p.m. (Mon-Tue- Cub Care is the before- and after-school child
2600 Cumberland Drive Needham Elementary School
Thur-Fri); 7:40 a.m.-1:40 p.m. (Wed) care program for elementary schools K-4 and
Franklin, IN 46131 1399 Upper Shelbyville Road
CBIS: 7:55 a.m.- 3 p.m. (Mon-Tue-Thur-Fri); CBIS. The yearly registration fee is $20 per
Phone: 317-346-8100 Franklin, IN 46131
7:55 a.m.-2:20 pm (Wed); doors unlock at 7:30 family. Fees can be paid weekly or bi-weekly.
Fax: 317-738-5703 Phone: 317-346-8500
a.m. Before school: elementary, 6-7:30 a.m.; CBIS,
Principal: Steve Ahaus Fax: 317-738-5787
FCMS: 8:10 a.m.-3:13 p.m. (Mon-Tue-Thur- 6-7:45 a.m., $5/day, reduced & staff $3/day
Assistant principals: Scott Martin, Principal: Dylan Purlee
Fri); doors unlock at 7:40 a.m. After school: elementary, 2:20-6 p.m.; CBIS,
Laura Mattox
8:40 a.m.- 3:13 p.m. (Wed); doors unlock at 2:50-6 p.m., $10/day, reduced & staff $5/day
Athletic director: Bill Doty Northwood Elementary School
8:10 a.m.
965 Grizzly Cub Drive
FCHS: 7:50 a.m.-2:55 p.m. (Mon-Tue-Thur- Board of school trustees
Franklin Community Middle School Franklin, IN 46131 Andy Lamm, president
Fri); doors unlock at 7:30 a.m.
625 Grizzly Cub Drive Phone: 317-346-8900 Ryan Waggoner, vice president
8:25 a.m.-2:55 p.m. (Wed); doors unlock at
Franklin, IN 46131 Fax: 317-738-5757 Becky Nelson, secretary
8:20 a.m.
Phone: 317-346-8400 Principal: Andrea Korreck Kristi Ott, member
Fax: 317-346-8411 Book rental Brian Wertz, member
Principal: Rita Holman Union Elementary School Kindergarten: $78.70
Assistant principal: Ben Carroll 3990 W. Division Road First grade $101.16; high ability $113.48
Dean of students: Jenny Pieper Bargersville, IN 46106 Second grade: $84.47; high ability $126.22 (SEE FRANKLIN, PAGE 22)
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GREENWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
On behalf of the Greenwood Community I begin my eighth and final year as the year. We always appreciate the feedback we
School Corp. Board of Education, I would superintendent here in Greenwood. I have get from parents new to our district
like to welcome students, parents, staff and been honored to serve the Greenwood regarding the positive culture and climate
community stakeholders back for the 2020- Community School Corp. and the that exist for our students.
21 school year. We always are so excited to community of Greenwood. The key word in Thank you for being a part of the
see our students. However, I believe this the Greenwood Community School Corp. is Greenwood Community School Corp. Please
year that excitement is at a whole new level. “community.” know that we don’t take you for granted.
I want to first mention the members of It takes a community to help educate We are a service organization, and we take
Kent our board of education. Our success as a students. Everyone — whether you are a our service responsibility to our students,
DeKoninck school district starts with this governing parent, staff member, business leader or a parents and community seriously. Please
Superintendent body. Members of our board of education resident with no children in our school help us to carry out this mission by
are Steve Moan, president; Jack Napier, vice system — has a responsibility to our young volunteering your time and talents to better
president; Mike Metzger, secretary; LaDawn people. Our school district enrollment is serve our students.
Weston, member; and Brian Ford, member. expected to remain at 4,000 students this Here’s to a great 2020-21 school year.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Northeast Elementary School Book rental Registration
Superintendent: Kent DeKoninck 99 Crestview Drive Kindergarten: $165.50 You must have a parent PowerSchool account
Assistant Superintendent: Todd Pritchett Greenwood, IN 46143 Grade 1: $157.37 in order to register your student for the school
Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Phone: 317-889-4080 Grade 2: $165.44 year. To set up your account, you will need the
Assessment: Lisa Harkness Fax: 317-889-4087 Grade 3: $166.26 access ID and access password for each of
Director of Student Services: Jill Lambert Principal: Amy Sander Grade 4: $160.82 your children. If you do not have this informa-
Director of Operations: Mike Hildebrand Grade 5: $182.82 tion, contact your child’s school.
Director of IT: Jenna Cooper Southwest Elementary School Grade 6: $201.51 To set up your PowerSchool Parent Account,
619 W. Smith Valley Road Grade 7: $222.47 go to https://PowerSchool.gws.k12.in.us and
Buildings Greenwood, IN 46142 Grade 8: $228.46 click the Create Account tab. Note: You have to
Administration Office Phone: 317-889-4090 High school: Varies based on courses taken access your account through the website, not
605 W. Smith Valley Road Fax: 317-889-4111 K-12 QUEST Classroom (Essential Skills): the app, for registration.
Greenwood, IN 46142 Principal: Beth Henry $179.82
Phone: 317-889-4060 Calendar
Fax: 317-889-4068 Westwood Elementary School Meal prices 2020
899 Honey Creek Road Elementary: Lunch, $2.25; adult, $3.50; July 29: Teacher work day
Greenwood Community High School Greenwood, IN 46143 breakfast, $1.35; milk, 50 cents. July 30: Students’ first day
615 W. Smith Valley Road Phone: 317-859-4200 Middle and high school: Lunch, $2.45; adult, Sept. 4: Labor Day, no school
Greenwood, IN 46142 Fax: 317-859-4209 $3.50; breakfast, $1.35; milk, 50 cents. Oct. 2: End of first grading period
Phone: 317-889-4000 Principal: David Ennis Free and reduced lunch applications are Oct. 12-16: Fall break, no school
Fax: 317-889-4039 available at http://www.gws.k12.in.us/lunch. Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break, no school
Principal: Todd Garrison Website Dec. 18: End of first semester; end of second
www.gws.k12.in.us Before- and after-school care grading period
Greenwood Middle School The YMCA offers child care from 7 a.m. until Dec. 24-Jan. 4: Winter break
1584 Averitt Road
Hours the start of school and after school until 6 p.m. 2021
High school: 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Greenwood, IN 46143 Jan. 4: Teacher work day
Middle school: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Board of school trustees
Phone: 317-889-4040 Jan. 5: Students’ first day of second semester
Isom Central: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Full-day kinder- Steve Moan, president
Fax: 317-889-4044 Jan. 18: Martin Luther King Day, no school
garten) Jack Napier, vice president
Principal: Chris Sutton (snow makeup day if needed)
Northeast: 8:40 a.m. to 3:35 p.m. (Full-day Mike Metzger, secretary
Feb. 15: Presidents Day, no school (snow
kindergarten) LaDawn Weston, member
Isom Central Elementary School makeup day if needed)
Southwest: 8:45 a.m. to 3:25 p.m. (Full-day Brian Ford, member
50 E. Broadway St. March 5: End of third grading period
kindergarten) The board meets on the third Tuesday of each
Greenwood, IN 46143 March 22-April 2: Spring break
Westwood: 8:35 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Full-day month at 7:30 p.m. in the administration build-
Phone: 317-889-4070 May 27: Last student day
kindergarten) ing.
Fax: 317-889-4115 May 28: Teacher work day, no school (snow
All schools dismiss 30 minutes early on
Principal: Julie Young makeup day if needed)
Wednesdays.
May 28: High school graduation
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NINEVEHHENSLEYJACKSON SCHOOLS
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
Welcome to Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson about these plans because they are fluid, toward the end of July. As previously
United School Corp., home of the Indian flexible and can change at any time, mentioned, all registration must be completed
Creek Braves. As the superintendent of according to guidance we may receive from online for this upcoming school year. Any
NHJUSC, I would like to extend an exciting state, local and national health officials. new Indian Creek student may go to our
and heartfelt welcome back to school to all of Student learning and safety have always website and click on the new student
our students, parents and staff. been our top priority at Indian Creek. We enrollment link to register.
With having to conclude last school year will continue this tradition by working Please continue to browse our website
(this past spring) via remote learning, we closely with local health officials, our staff (www.indiancreekschools.com) and social
Tim Edsell really missed seeing all of our students and and the community to provide a great
Superintendent media pages so you can receive the latest
staff on a daily basis. We are very excited to learning environment, even in the midst of
updates to school operations and procedures
be able to start this upcoming 2020-21 school these unprecedented times.
during this pandemic, retrieve any necessary
year on time with a traditional and/or remote We, as public school educators, are in the
information and learn more about the great
learning experience for our students. business of instruction with our passion and
Our first day will be Wednesday, Aug. 5. At energy directed toward student learning. We events that are happening within the
this time, we plan to follow our currently will strive to serve our school leaders, Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson USC.
adopted school calendar, with one week of teachers, students, families and community If you have any questions, please call us at
fall break and two weeks each during our patrons, as we will continue to work at 317-878-2100.
winter and spring breaks. becoming one of the best school corporations The 2020-21 school year will be a new
Hopefully by now, you have received, in the state of Indiana. adventure of teaching and learning but one
reviewed and understand our NHJ schools Online NHJ registration for all students that will still focus on pursuing excellence,
re-entry plan for this upcoming school year. began July 13 and will continue through July performing our best and working together.
Please keep reviewing and/or asking questions 24. There will be no on-campus registration Go Braves!
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Indian Creek Middle School Fourth grade: $178.94 Board of School Trustees
Superintendent: Tim Edsell 801 W. Indian Creek Drive Fifth grade: $178.98 Judy Misiniec, president
Assistant Superintendent: Andy Cline Trafalgar, IN 46181 Middle school and high school: Based on Greg Waltz, vice president
Business Manager/Corporation Treasurer: Phone: 317-878-2130 student’s schedule Ed Harvey, secretary
Debbie Carter Principal: Sean Zachery Ben Swopes, member
Deputy Treasurer/Human Resources & Assistant Principal: Kim Davis Meal prices Thomas Burgett, member
ICES and ICIS: Lunch, $2.55; breakfast, $1.50
Payroll: Terri Ellington
Director of Facilities: Jared Sneed Indian Creek Intermediate School ICMS: Lunch, $2.60; breakfast, $1.55 Calendar
1000 S. Indian Creek Drive ICHS: Lunch, $2.65; breakfast, $1.55 2020
Director of Transportation: John Walker
Trafalgar, IN 46181 Adults and guests: Lunch, $3.30; breakfast, Aug. 5: First student day
Maintenance & Transportation Coordinator:
Phone: 317-878-2160 $2.40 Sept. 7: Labor Day, no school
Donna Richards
Principal: Andrea Perry NHJ Schools participate in the Child Nutrition Oct. 2: End of first nine weeks
Director of Technology: Andrew Summers
Program and offer free and reduced price Oct. 12-16: Fall break
Director of Food Services: Carol Schaaf
Indian Creek Elementary meals to students who qualify. Nov. 25-27: Thanksgiving break
Special Education Coordinator: Paige
1002 S. Indian Creek Drive If you think your family may qualify for benefits, Dec. 18: End of first semester, second nine
Prough
Trafalgar, IN 46181 complete an application available on the NHJ weeks; Christmas break begins at end of
Health and Wellness Coordinator: Jill Lawa-
Phone: 317-878-2150 website at indiancreekschools.com. Return school day
lin
Principal: Keith Grant one completed form per household to the 2021
Buildings administration office or to your child’s school Jan. 4: Teacher work day, no school
Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United School Indian Creek Learning Center for processing. Jan. 5: School resumes
Corp. Office 800 S. Indian Creek Drive Call the Food Service Department at 317-878- Jan. 18: MLK Day, no school
802 S. Indian Creek Drive Trafalgar, IN 46181 2169 for more information. Feb. 15: Presidents Day, no school
Trafalgar, IN 46181 Phone: 317-878-2100 March 12: End of third nine weeks
Phone: 317-878-2100
After-school care March 22-April 2: Spring break
Teacher: Drew Glentzer
After-school care is available for Grades K-5
Office hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 5: School resumes
Website for Indian Creek Elementary School students
May 27: Last student day
www.indiancreekschools.com and Indian Creek Intermediate School stu-
Indian Creek High School May 28: Teacher records day
dents. Hours will be 3:30–6 p.m. Program
803 W. Indian Creek Drive May 31: Memorial Day
Trafalgar, IN 46181
Book rental/fees includes study tables, snack and activities.
Graduation/commencement TBA
Full-day kindergarten: $175.34 Additional information will be available at
Phone: 317-878-2110
First grade: $186.34 countykidschildcare.org.
Principal: Luke Skobel
Second grade: $189.62 Registration online at www.indiancreek-
Assistant Principal: Bill Wallace
Third grade: $180.24 schools.com July 13-24.
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CENTRAL NINE CAREER CENTER
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Location Construction Trades
Director: Bill Kovach 1999 S. U.S. 31 Construction Trades: HVAC
Assistant Director: Michael Quaranta Greenwood, IN 46143 Dental Careers
Business Manager: Cindy Payton Phone: 317-888-4401 Early Childhood Education
Dean of Students: Joe Preda Health Sciences
Website
Student Services Coordinators: Melanie Carpenter & Corin- Health Science I
www.central9.k12.in.us
na Vonderwell Health Science II – Exercise Science
Career Pathways Counselor: Aubrei Teter General Information Health Science II – Medical Assisting
Central Nine Career Center is a career and technical school for Health Science II – Nursing
Participating Districts & Governing Board high school students enrolled in one of our nine sending high
Beech Grove City Schools – Aaron Lamb PLTW Bio-Med
schools.
Center Grove Community School Corp. – Joe Hubbard Information Technology
Central Nine offers students 27 different career programs to
Franklin Community School Corp. – Ryan Waggoner Computer Science: Programming
choose from:
Franklin Township Community School Corp. – Dawn Downer Aviation Computer Tech Support & Networking
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corp. – Brian Bair Maintenance Landscape/Horticulture
Greenwood Community School Corp. – Mike Metzger Operations Precision Machining
Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United School Corp. – Greg Waltz Cosmetology Protective Services
MSD Perry Township – Steve Johnson Culinary Arts
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RONCALLI HIGH SCHOOL
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
While all schools have a mission to form (Angelo Cardinal Roncalli) was committed to excited to welcome students, teachers, staff
young people academically and some strive to that task, it is Roncalli High School’s intention and families back to campus and back to
go beyond that by also attempting to form to create disciples of Jesus Christ in the image school. We have been working diligently
citizenship, Roncalli’s mission for over 50 of St. John. It is to this purpose that we aspire since March to ensure the safety of all in our
years has been to form the whole person: for all of our graduates to honor and glorify school community as we return to in-person
body, mind and spirit. This can best be God by: instruction.
explained by our graduate profile, which we l Faith, having a personal relationship with We learned a great deal about what works
use as a compass to direct all of the work done Jesus Christ and evangelizing the message of well and what does not work well with
Charles with our young people. The profile sets a very the Gospel through their actions. e-learning from the nine weeks of e-learning
Weisenbach
high standard for our graduates. Roncalli is l Academia, reaching their fullest potential that concluded the 2019-20 school year. With
Principal
passionately committed to partnering with through a commitment to lifelong learning. great leadership from our IT department and
our parents, parishes and community in l Service, serving the needs of others with great cooperation and dedication from our
making this profile a reality for all of our loving and compassionate hearts. faculty and administration, we are very
students. We share our graduate profile with l Community, being devout members of the excited to unveil the synchronous learning
you in this article as it gives clear direction as church, cultivators of the Roncalli spirit and model that will allow for excellence in
to what we hope to accomplish during this responsible citizens. education to go uninterrupted for our students
2020-21 school year at Roncalli High School. l Dignity, recognizing that every person is who are not able to be in school on a daily
Roncalli graduate profile created in the image and likeness of God, basis.
As Christ has called upon each of us to “go having the utmost respect for life and In these challenging and uncertain times,
make disciples of all nations” and to the embracing a diverse world. please join all of us at Roncalli in praying for a
extent that our namesake, St. John XXIII All of us at Roncalli High School are very safe, successful school year for all schools.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration Website $275, one student Jan. 18: Free day – Martin Luther King Day
Principal: Charles E. Weisenbach www.roncalli.org $450, two students (snow makeup day if needed)
Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs: $575, three or more students Feb. 15: Free day – Presidents Day (snow
Beth Reel Grades makeup day if needed)
9-12 Calendar
Assistant Principal for Student Life: Kevin March 19-26: Free days – spring break
2020
Banich March 29: First day of school following spring
School hours Aug. 5: First day of school
Sept. 7: Free day – Labor Day break
Location 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
April 5: Free day – Easter Monday (snow
3300 Prague Road Oct. 12-16: Free days – fall break
Indianapolis, IN 46227
Tuition, fees Nov. 26-27: Free days – Thanksgiving break makeup day if needed)
$9,830 one student Dec. 18: Last day of school prior to Christmas May 20: Last day of school
Phone: 317-787-8277
$16,450 two students; $19,300 three or more break May 21: Snow makeup day if needed
Fax: 317-788-4095
students 2021 May 21: Baccalaureate
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10 [ Back to School 2020 ] A DAILY JOURNAL PublicationSUBURBAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Giving your children an every aspect of our students’ lives
Administration Tuition, fees
excellent education is one of the – academic, spiritual, social and Full-day preschool and kindergarten:
Pastor: Ford Glover
best investments you can make. emotional. We seek to achieve Principal: Jeremy Wilhelm $5,200
For over 40 years, families have this goal by providing a Assistant principal: Joseph Borders Grades 1-12: $5,200
chosen Suburban Christian thoroughly Christian education
Location Registration
School to provide their children which teaches our students to Begins February prior to the upcoming
722 E. County Line Road
with a quality Christian build their lives upon the year.
Indianapolis, IN 46227
education in a warm, friendly authority of the Bible.
Jeremy Phone: 317-888-3366 Calendar
Wilhelm atmosphere. Students receive a Whether it is in the classroom, Fax: 317-884-4025 2020
Principal solid academic foundation with on the athletic field, at home, at Aug. 10: First day of school
an emphasis on Christian work or serving in the Website Oct. 12-16: Fall break
www.scsindy.com Nov. 25-27: Thanksgiving break
character. community, we strive to teach
Dec. 18: End of semester
Our educational programs are our students the importance of a Grades 2021
designed to prepare students to consistent spiritual life that Preschool-Grade 12 Jan. 4: First day of second semester
successfully face the challenges honors our heavenly Father. March 26-April 2: Spring break
School hours May 21: Kindergarten graduation
of life and to fulfill God’s purpose We invite you to contact us to
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 27: High school graduation
for their lives. learn more about the advantages Before- and after-school care available
This preparation is of attending Suburban Christian
accomplished by developing School.
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[ Back to School 2019 11GREENWOOD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Administration and after-school care available Grades K4-4: $225 day if needed.)
Superintendent: Michael C. Chitty Middle/High School: 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Grades 5-12: $250 Feb. 12: No school (snow make-up day if
MS/HS principal: Angelique Randall needed.)
Elementary Principal: Christine Cross
Tuition Calendar
Half-day K4 and K5 (M-F): $3,950 2020 Feb. 15: Presidents Day, no school (snow
Address Grades K5-4: $6,575 Aug. 6: First day of school make-up day if needed.)
835 W. Worthsville Road Grades 5-6: $7,650 Sept. 7: Labor Day, no school March 12: Third quarter end
Greenwood, IN 46143 Grades 7-8: $8,675 Oct. 2: First quarter ends March 20: No school, snow makeup day, if
Phone: 317-215-5300 Grades 9-12: $10,500 Oct. 9-16: Fall break needed
Fax: 317-535-1070 Registration fee: $200 for Grades PK-12; Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break
March 29-April 2: Spring break
$150 for K4 and half-day K5 Dec. 18: Second quarter ends
Website April 5: Easter break
School vouchers, Choice scholarships and Dec. 21-Jan. 4: Christmas break
www.gcak12.org May 14: Last day of grading period
financial aid available 2021
School hours Book/technology fees Jan. 5: School resumes May 27: Last day of school
Elementary PK-4: 8:10 to 3:05 with before- Half-day K4 and K5: $125 Jan. 18: MLK Day, no school (snow make-up May 29: Graduation
Make some time for mom during back-to-school planning
BY NAPSA Look for opportunities to involve your kids, and
always donate or pass on what’s still in good
condition and usable.
There’s good news for moms who find the back-to- l Choose to celebrate — Instead of facing the new
school season a stressful time. With a little bit of school year with a sense of dread, plan something
planning, a few new tools and some well deserved fun or active for your kids in the days before school
personal time, it’s possible for a mom to manage all begins to celebrate the coming school year. Organize
her responsibilities in style. an activity with some school friends your kids may
A recent BTS readiness survey for P&G by ORC not have seen much over the summer to get them
International found that 93 percent of moms say excited about going back to school or plan a special
they face challenges when sending their kids back to family dinner and share favorite summer memories
school, and half of moms interviewed say shopping as well as what everyone is most looking forward to
for supplies, and the cost of those supplies, are the in the new school year.
most challenging aspects of all. Make some time for Mom
In addition, 85 percent of moms surveyed agree
According to “Mom Generations” blogger Audrey
that having a clean, well-organized home helps kids
McClelland, moms also need to set some time aside
perform better in school, while 70 percent of moms
for themselves. McClelland, who has four sons of her
say their top strategy for getting their kids motivated
own, said, “The most important back-to-school tip I
and excited for back-to-school season is to involve
can offer is a reminder to moms to take time for
them in back-to-school supply shopping. And 55
themselves during this busy time—and there are
percent say that starting school with a fun
simple ways to do that.”
celebration is among the best things they do for their
family to prepare for back to school. She suggests the following:
l Before the kids wake up for school, enjoy a cup
Tips
l Make the most of your lists — A favorite
of coffee in your quiet house.
l Take a morning walk with a friend in your
organizational strategy for moms everywhere—
there’s no shortage of “lists” as moms make their neighborhood to kick off your day.
back-to-school preparations. Remember to keep your l Try some morning yoga.
lists handy, whether it’s a pad of paper in your purse l After the kids are dropped off at school (or just
or a note-taking app on your smartphone— your lists before you pick them up), take 30 minutes for a
won’t do you any good if they’re sitting at home manicure/pedicure.
while you’re out and about! l Slip an e-reader into your purse and use idle
l Prepare your home — Before school starts, carve minutes when you’re waiting for your kids to lose
out time to organize and deep clean your home. yourself in the latest best seller. ADOBeSTOCK PHOTO
12 [ Back to School 2020 ] A DAILY JOURNAL PublicationST. ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC SCHOOL
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Location Tuition preschool through Grade 8. The program runs from 6:30-
114 Lancelot Drive Lion Cubs: $1,665 7:50 a.m. and 2:50-6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The after-
Franklin, IN 46131 Kindergarten Bound: $2,913 noon extended care is run by YMCA.
Phone: 317-738-3451 Grades K-8: $6,138 per year
Calendar
Email: sschroeder@stroselions.net or scarnes@stroselions.net Parishioner and multiple child discounts apply.
2020
Principal: Shawna Schroeder St. Rose participates in the state voucher program, as well as
Aug. 5: First day of school
the state SGO program. Contact the school to see what finan-
Website cial options are available for your family.
Oct. 12-16: Fall break
www.stroselions.net Nov. 25-27: Thanksgiving break
Fees Dec. 21: First day of Christmas break
Grades Registration: $100 per family 2021
Preschool through Grade 8 Book fee: Preschool-8th Grade, $150 per student Jan. 4: School resumes
Jan. 18: MLK Jr. Day, no school
School hours Meal Information Feb. 15: President’s Day, no school
• Grades K-8: 8 a.m.-2:50 p.m. (2 p.m. on Wednesdays) Breakfast and lunch are offered. March 19-26: Spring break
• Kindergarten Bound Preschool (4-year-olds): 8-11 a.m. with We do participate in the free/reduced lunch program. May 20: Last day of school
full-day options
• Lion Cubs Preschool (3-year-olds): 8-11 a.m. on Mondays and Before- and after-school care
Wednesdays with M-F full-day options Extended care is available for all registered students from
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MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
While the start of this school
year will look different from Administration Three children, Grades PreK - 8: Aug. 7: AM preschool for 4-year-olds
those in the past, we will Principal: Kent Clady $1,725 monthly, $18,975 yearly begins, all day Pre-K for 4-year-olds
continue to share in sacraments Director of Advancement: Val Moss • Preschool begins
3-year-olds (Tuesday and Thursday):
and incredible learning School Secretary: Lucia Begley Aug. 11: AM preschool for 3-year-olds
$120 monthly, $1,080 yearly begins
opportunities. Location 4-year-olds (Monday, Wednesday, Sept. 4: No school, professional day for
This year promises to be one 399 S. Meridian St. Friday): $150 monthly, $1,350 yearly teachers
filled with possibilities to grow Greenwood, IN 46143
Sept. 7: Labor Day, no school
Kent Clady Phone: 317-881-1300 Other fees
spiritually, academically and Fax: 317-885-5005 Registration, new family (nonrefund- Oct. 12-16: Fall break
Principal socially. Class lists will be Nov. 25-27: Thanksgiving break
able, due with form): $250
posted on Saturday, Aug. 1 at Website Registration, current family (nonrefund- Dec. 18: Christmas break starts at the
www.ol-g.org able, due with form): $100 end of the day, dismissal at 3 p.m.
the front door of the school,
Book/supply fees: PreK - 8, $150; 2021
and packets will be available for School hours 3-year-olds, $65; 4-year-olds, $75 Jan. 4: Classes resume
pickup in the same location Grades Pre-K-5: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. (half-day) Jan. 15: No school (snow makeup day if
Grades 6-8: 7:40 a.m. to 3 p.m.
until Tuesday, Aug. 4. Please Half-day 4’s preschool: 8:30-11:15 a.m.
Technology fee for Grades 6 - 8: $15 needed)
check the back-to-school per month Jan. 18: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, no
(M,W,F)
PTO Family Fee: $100 school
packets for specific information, Half-day 3’s preschool: 8:30-11:15 a.m.
Extended Care fees: One child, $4 per Feb. 12: No school (snow makeup day if
procedures and changes for this (Tu,Th)
hour; two children, $5.40 per hour;
Extended care: 6:45-8 a.m. and needed)
school year. 3-6 p.m.
three children or more, $6 per hour
Feb. 15: Presidents Day, no school
Students in kindergarten Uniforms March 18: Spring break starts at the
through Grade 8 will begin Tuition Skirts and jumpers may be ordered end of the school day, dismissal at 3
• Contribution tuition
classes on Aug. 5 with all One child, Grades Pre-K - 8: $505
online from Shaheen’s Department p.m.
programs in operation on the Store. Polo shirts are available from March 29: Classes resume
monthly, $5,555 yearly
OLG. April 2: Good Friday, dismissal at
first day. Preschool for 4-year- Two children, Grades Pre-K - 8: $765
11:45 a.m., lunch will be served
olds begins on Friday, Aug. 7. monthly, $8,415 yearly Meal prices April 5: Easter Monday, no school
Three or more, Grades Pre-K - 8: $995 Lunch: $2.90 per day
Preschool for 3-year-olds begins monthly, $10,945 yearly (snow makeup day if needed)
Breakfast: $2 per day
on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Our first • Noncontribution May 26: Last day of school for students,
school liturgy will be on Friday, One child, Grades PreK - 8: $575 Calendar dismissal at 11:45 a.m., lunch will be
Aug. 7 at 8:30 a.m. in the monthly, $6,325 yearly 2020 served
Two children, Grades PreK - 8: $1,150 Aug. 3-4: Faculty in-service meetings May 27: Last day of school for teachers
church. monthly, $12,650 yearly Aug. 5: K-8 First day of school
We are always happy to share
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of the Greenwood Catholic
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Saints Francis & Clare of Assisi Catholic School plans to open its
doors on our first day of school, Aug. 6. Teachers, parents and Administration Before- and after-school care
children are looking forward to the start of a school year after a Principal: Betty Popp Wolf Adventures morning enrichment,
successful e-learning finish to the 2019-2020 school year. Assistant principal: Rebecca Stone 6:50-7:30 a.m. Wolf Adventures afternoon
We have much to be thankful for with the hard work of our Pastor: the Rev. Stephen W. Giannini enrichment, 3:15-6 p.m.
Associate Pastor: the Rev. Jeyaseelan Wolf Adventures camps are held during
staff, students and parents who collaborated and communicated Sengolraj school calendar breaks. Camps are open
during the spring to help our students continue on their learning to students from surrounding schools as
journey. We were together virtually and look forward to greeting Location well.
5901 Olive Branch Road
Betty Popp one another in person on that first day of school. Greenwood, IN 46143 Tuition and fees
Principal The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority at Phone: 317-859-4673 Nonrefundable registration fee: $145 per
this time. We have been working throughout the summer to put in Email: office@ss-fc.org student
place protocols and procedures to assist in bringing children back Early Childhood Ministry phone: 317-215- K-8 tuition: $5,456 for first child; $10,087
2826 for two children; $13,090 for three or more.
to our campus and to the classroom. A planning task force and (This adjusted tuition module includes
results from a parent survey have been our guide for the opening Website children in preschool through eighth
www.ss-fc.org
of school. We will continue to monitor our plans for a safe and grade.)
Grades K-8 tuition includes book fees and technol-
healthy return with recommendations from Gov. Holcomb, Indiana Infant and toddler care/preschool through ogy fees associated with ChromeBooks
Department of Education, Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Indiana Grade 8 issued to students in Grades 4-8. Optional
Department of Health and Johnson County Health Department. ChromeBook insurance is offered for
School Hours
In addition to the academic excellence our school offers, our faith Grades K-8: 7:50 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
purchase.
Preschool tuition: Varies from $1,914 to
and ability to live out the Gospel during our school year are at the Preschool: Half day, 8 a.m. to noon; full
day, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
(SEE POPP, PAGE 23) Infant and toddler care: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. (SEE SS. FRANCIS, PAGE 23)
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MeSSAGe FROM THe LeADeR FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Greenwood Christian
School provides a nurturing Administration Kindergarten — Must by 5 by Sept. 1 Aug. 4: First full day for kindergarten
and faith-based environment Administrator: Ellen Sheets Classes: Monday-Friday, Aug. 4: Back to school night for pre-K
8:30 a.m.-3:20 p.m. Aug. 6: Back to school night for preschool
in which students may esheets@greenwoodchristian.com
Registration: $100
develop to their fullest Childcare director: Carah Cruse Aug. 10: First day for pre-K
ccruse@greenwoodchristian.com Book & supply: $160
potential. By maintaining a Aug. 11: First day for preschool
Principal of Early Childhood and Ele- Technology: $25
low pupil-to-teacher ratio, Sept. 7: Labor Day, no school
mentary Education: Marie Pendleton Tuition: $4,050
Sept. 25: End of first nine-weeks
and therefore ensuring that mpendleton@greenwoodchristian.com Grades 1-6
Sept. 30, Oct. 5-8: Elementary parent/
each student is given Classes: Monday-Friday,
Ellen Sheets Location 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. teacher conferences
individual attention, the
Principal 2045 Averitt Road Registration: $100 Oct. 12-16: Fall break, no school
school helps develop students Greenwood IN 46143 Book & supply: $210 Oct. 19: School resumes
academically, spiritually, Phone: 317-881-9970 Technology: $25 Nov. 3: Election day, building closed
emotionally, socially and Fax: 317-859-5234 Tuition: $4,250 Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break, no school
physically. Office hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Multiple child discounts are available for
Dec. 21: Christmas break begins at the
Classes use level groupings, Grades kindergarten and elementary schools.
end of the school day
which allow students to Preschool through Grade 5
Discounts are given if tuition is paid in full
at registration. 2021
move ahead if they need to
be challenged or to get Classes, fees Before- and after-school care
Jan. 5: Classes for preschool-Grade 5
Preschool — Must be 3 years old by resume
additional help if needed. Offered for Grades K-5
Jan. 18: Martin Luther King Day, no
Sept. 1 and fully potty-trained
Students also participate in Classes: Tuesday and Thursday, 9-11 a.m.
Morning only: $4 per day
school, snow make-up day if needed
the following special classes: Afternoon only: $6 per day
Registration: $100 Feb. 15: President’s Day, no school, snow
Morning and afternoon care: $50 per week
physical education, art, Book & supply: $70 make-up day if needed
music, computer and Spanish. Tuition: $1,000 per year Calendar
March 22-April 2: Spring break, no school
We believe these are Prekindergarten — Must be 4 years old 2020
April 5: School resumes
necessary for their overall by Sept. 1 July 28: Back to school night, 6:30 p.m.
May 12: Prekindergarten final day
Classes: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, (Grades K-5)
development. May 13: Preschool final day
9-11:30 a.m. or 12:30-3 p.m. July 30: First day of school for Grades K-5;
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