Southport Elementary Recycling Club
Southport Elementary Third Grade Recycling Club students participating in a community clean-up project in conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation effort to encourage children to participate in activities that benefit wildlife and nature. Pictured are Rachel Gray, Matthew Crook, Niki Smithers, Chelesa Pendergraft, Cameron Delk, Britni Macy, Matthew Garrett, Garrett Gibson, Seth Prevost; (not pictured) Riley Gillespie,Taylor Cook, Sarah Dunn, Danielle Frison, Macy Arnett, Joey Brunk, Jared Payton and adult coordinators Tina White and Kelly Wilson
Principal on the Roof!
At Hornet Park Elementary in Beech Grove, Principal Mike Davis slept the entire night, April 19, on the roof of the elementary school, but it was all for charity. The principal challenged the kids before Spring Break that if they raised $2,500 he would sleep on the roof. The money was collected by each class in jar wars. Each day was designated by a certain coin the students could bring into fill the jars. Classes were also rewarded for winning that day’s jar wars with extra recess time. The money raised for the challenge will go to Riley Hospital for kids.
Literacy night a Clinton Young Elementary
Recently, Clinton Young Elementary hosted a Family Literacy Night for students in grades three, four, & five. Clinton Young Elementary third grade student, Charles Bradley, shares a story with his mother Tammie and older sister, Samantha.
Center Grove schedule change tabled
The Southside Times
Center Grove Schools will not change their class schedule times
State Senator Young shows support at open forum
The Southside Times
A surprise guest showed up Monday night at the public forum conducted by activists who sued the Perry Township School Board.
State Senator Richard Young, Senate minority leader, spoke briefly to about 225 people attending the Take Back Perry Schools
Take Back Perry Schools Open Forum
By Mike Alexander
The Southside Times
Take Back Perry Schools community group will conduct a public forum regarding its lawsuit to stop the