Lapel Jr./Sr. High School is a part of Frankton Lapel Community Schools and is located in Lapel, Ind. The school offers lessons in various subjects, including English, science, social studies, math, fine arts, special and physical education, career and technical education, foreign languages and business education. Lapel Jr./Sr. High School s library provides a collection of materials for direct classroom instruction, as well as professional staff development. The high school offers a variety of athletic activities for students, including volleyball, tennis, golf, cross country and football. It promotes student participation in an array of clubs and organizations, such as an art club, student council, yearbook, Web design class, dance team and language clubs.
Established in 1997, Westfield High School enrolls more than 1,500 students. The school is accredited by the North Central Association and Indiana Department of Education. It offers guidance counseling services and special education classes. Westfield High School provides a variety of academic programs in science, social studies, language arts and mathematics. It also offers instructional services in physical education, Spanish, industrial arts, art, business accounting, and family science and consumer science. The school s athletic activities include softball, tennis, golf, baseball, cross-country, soccer, football, volleyball, and track and field. Westfield High School operates chemistry and French clubs and a dance team. The school is governed by Westfield Washington Schools, which maintains elementary, middle and high schools.
Fishers Junior High School enrolls more than 1,000 students in grades seven and eight and is located in Fishers, Ind. The school provides academic programs in English, mathematics, social studies and science. The school building includes computer labs, specialized science, art, technology education classrooms, family and consumer science laboratories, vocal and instrumental music rooms, gymnasiums and a weight training facility. Its advisory program include character education lessons, study skills, organizational skills, test taking skills, silent sustained reading, career study and high school planning for eighth graders. Its guidance department offers services, such as personal and group counseling and career counseling for students, communication link between parents and teachers.
Smoky Row Elementary School, founded in 1992, offers education to more than 600 students in grades kindergarten through six. It provides subjects that include business, English, mathematics, social studies, foreign languages, and fine and language arts. The school also offers training classes in reading, writing and speaking skills. Located on more than 15 acres of land, it provides a variety of facilities that include computer laboratories, a cafeteria, media center and a library that offers an online catalog of reference materials. The services provided by the school include financial aid, career counseling, and academic guidance and support. The sports activities offered by the school include badminton, softball, volleyball, soccer, football and baseball. It also provides a variety of extracurricular activities that include band, music, choir, dance and yearbook. Smoky Row Elementary School is a part of the Carmel Clay Schools and is located in Carmel, Ind.
