The Cream of the Class of 2007
Snapp named schools assistant superintendent
The Southside Times
Jim Snapp, currently principal of Center Grove Middle School North, has been named assistant superintendent of Franklin Township Community Schools.
Snapp, who has worked at New Palestine and Fountain City schools, is author of Implementing
Doug Williams files lawsuit against the school board
By Mike Alexander
The Southside Times
Dr. H. Douglas Williams, placed on indefinite administrative leave since November, filed suit Tuesday against the Perry Township School Board and two of its officers.
His attorney, Jay H. Yeager, Jr. of Baker & Daniels, Indianapolis, filed the suit in U.S. District Court against the board, and president Susan M. Adams and vice president Nancy Walsh.
The school board to date has not given reasons to terminate Williams
Franklin Central students improve Thompson Park without Quinn
By Mike Alexander
The Southside Times
Quinn Buckner, where were you?
The Indiana Pacers vice president was a
Current Government Director to Work for Perry Schools
By Kevin Kane
The Southside Times
Perry Township tapped into the state government
Perry Twp. School Improvements
By Mike Alexander
The Southside Times
Perry Township School Board approved the selling of mid-year tax warrants amounting to $12.8 million Monday night.
School system business manager Bill Brown said the money was needed because of the late collection of property taxes this year.
Perry Twp. School Board Meeting
By Mike Alexander
The Southside Times
Perry Township School Board introduced the school system
Davin E. Harpe named principal of South Creek Elementary in Franklin Township
Davin E. Harpe, who has served as an elementary principal in Columbus and an assistant principal in Fishers, has been named principal of South Creek Elementary. His hiring was approved in a unanimous vote by the Franklin Township Community School Board on April 23. He will begin his new post at the first of June. South Creek is the district
Cousins make the team
From left, Evan Bugher (Greenwood resident) from Lutheran High School, and David Geiger from Lawrence Central High School were two of five Marion County high school boy
Third Grade Author’s Party
Music teacher, Bill Deal, visits with author, Cierra Carpenter, during the recent Winchester Village Elementary Third Grade Authors’ Party. All students in third grade write, illustrate, and then publish their own books. Parents and distinguished guests are invited to meet the authors and share in their accomplishment.