Emmerich Manual High School is an educational center that enrolls more than 1,500 students in grades 9 through 12. Its academic curriculum includes English, fine arts, math, social studies, science and physical education. The school also organizes several sports activities, such as football, basketball, baseball, golf and tennis. Emmerich Manual High School operates a library and media center. It also maintains a parent-teacher association. The school provides membership opportunities in the Future Farmers of America. Emmerich Manual High School is a part of Indianapolis Public Schools, which operates elementary, middle and high schools. The district s schools offer transportation services and volunteer opportunities.
Irvington Community School is a public, charter educational institution that enrolls students in kindergarten through grade 11. It provides classes in math, science, social studies and language arts. The school follows the guidelines of the Northwest Evaluation Association's Measures of Academic Progress test, which include a battery of computerized standardized tests that focus on the assessment of students reading, mathematics and language usage abilities. It maintains a parent-teacher-student association, as well as organization, chess, dance, drama, newspaper readers, theater, card, walking, optical illusions, board games clubs. Irvington Community School offers volunteer opportunities for parents and students in various school events and activities. It is a recipient of the National Charter Schools Week Proclamation by the president of the United States.
The Orchard School is an independent, progressive school that was founded more than 90 years ago. We enroll children age three through eighth grade. We specialize in hands-on learning that is both rigorous and fun. With a 42.9 acre campus, "Nature As Teacher" is also central to our philosophy.
Indian Creek Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. It operates art, creative dramatics, music, and health and physical education departments. The school s academic curriculum includes English, math, science, social studies and language arts. Indian Creek Elementary School operates a library and media center that offers various resources, such as books, encyclopedias, newspapers and dictionaries. It has a cafeteria that serves lunch and breakfast. The school also operates a parent-teacher association that sponsors various fundraising activities for the school's development. It offers an extended-day care program for elementary-grade students. Indian Creek Elementary School also provides a range of summer activities, such as arts and crafts, drama, computer application and summer camp. Located in Indianapolis, the school is a part of the Metropolitan District of Lawrence Township.
Southport Elementary School, founded in 1962, offers education to students in grades kindergarten through five. Its curriculum includes subjects, such as social studies, science, mathematics, English, physical education, technology and computers. The school s subjects also include social sciences, business, and fine and language arts. It also provides training classes in writing, reading and speaking skills. The services offered by the school include academic guidance, and career development and counseling. It provides sports activities that include football, softball, tennis, hockey, canoeing, soccer and volleyball. The school also offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including dance, music, drama, face painting and Frisbee. Southport Elementary School is a part of the Metropolitan School District of Perry Township and is located in Indianapolis.
Located in Indianapolis, Fall Creek Valley Middle School is a public school, serving students in grades six to eight. It offers academic programs in various subjects, such as language arts, science, math, music, social studies, and physical and health education. Its science curriculum includes various topics, such as the nature of science and technology, scientific thinking, the physical setting, the living environment, the mathematical world and historical perspectives. Its math curriculum includes courses in number sense, computation, algebra and functions, geometry, measurement, statistics, data analysis and probability, problem solving, and technology. The school additionally offers resource education, talent development, gifted and talented education, English for speakers of other languages and remediation programs. It also offers a media center with Internet access. It additionally offers guidance and counseling services, and a wide range of extracurricular activities. Fall Creek Valley Middle School is a part of Metropolitan District of Lawrence Township.
Lynwood Elementary School has enrollment of more than 500 students in grades first through fifth. The school provides education in a variety of subjects, including mathematics, social studies, science, computer, English, arts and crafts, music and physical education. The school offers a variety of special education classes for talented and gifted students. It has a library that houses a wide collection of fiction and nonfiction books, picture dictionaries, biographies and reference material. The school has several facilities, such as a playground, cafeteria and computer labs. Its parent-teacher association is active in fund raising and organizes special school activities and a parent volunteer program. Located in Indianapolis, Lynwood Elementary School is affiliated with the MSD of Decatur Township.
