Eighth grade, high honor roll — Shannon Bender and Caitlin Mulholland.
Eighth grade, honor roll — Ann Cyzewski, Tristan Kick, Olivia Lyford, Ashley Petrisin, Francis Pham, and Joshua Simpson.
Seventh grade, high honor roll — Claire Emmick and Danny Legge.
Seventh grade, honor roll — Kathering Bender, Matthew Bottorff, Ian Bray, Adam Czyzewski, Atley Gaynor, Jimmy Godsil, Simon Hynds, James Nguyen, Zach Thomas, Delaney Weber, and Hannah Western.
Sixth grade, high honor roll — Griffen Miller and Cole Zeunik.
Sixth grade, honor roll — Ashlin Aycock, Tania Bains, Kara Carson, Kacie Darrough, Clare Hoover, Noah Hughes, Richard Marshall, Jesse Nguyen, Sam Sims, and Grace Western.
Fifth grade, high honor roll — Collin Aycock, Rachel Bahr, Gabe Buschman, Jo Cameron, Evan Cobb, Sophie Kozlowski, Lydia Lewis, Macy Mead, Grant Purtell, Michelle Rodriguez, Drew Sandifer, and Mary Grace Weber.
Fifth grade, honor roll — Allyson Carroll, Rebecca Collester, Maria Emmick, Allee Flanigan, Sean Fox, Autry Gaynor, Bridget Godsil, Cydney Granneman, MacKenzie Hood, Emma Kozlowski, Christian Mason, Noah Mayse, Phoebe Schembre, and Nolan Zeunik.
Fourth grade, high honor roll — Anna Ardelean, Kaitlyn Booher, Mary Czyzewski, Caroline Edmondson, Kate Fisher, Sam Hartman, Emily Keith, Megan Lewis, Mary Nahlen, Dillon Olejnik, Indira Peters, Matthew Reynolds, Nathan Sepe, and Henry Woodcock.
Third grade, high honor roll — Neyven Garal, Gabriel Rodriguez, Elizabeth Thomas, Jennifer Bender, Elaina Lewis, Owen Litzelman, and Truman Purtell.
Third grade, honor roll — Kiersten Burtz, Maria Carson, Layla Codarmaz, Dalton Hicks, Sam Hynds, Grace Jaisle, Kyle Laughlin, Maddie Lepsky, Nathan Nguyen, Lauren Paquette, Siara Quinn, Jenna Underwood, Johnny Weber, Andrew Wright, Evan Young, Katie Abell, Serina Bennici, Sarah Buschman, Katie Daum, Drew Gellert, Grace Hartman, Christopher Kossos, Elizabeth Schmidt, Andrew Summers, Grant Western, Melanie Wheeler, Lindsey Willis, and Maia Zeunik.
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VU dedicates Plainfield training center
Vincennes University officials turned the keys of its new Logistics Training & Education Center over to Robin Brandgard, president of the Plainfield Town Council, this week to mark the dedication of the facility.
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Program strives to help students attend college
BROWNSBURG — When William “Bill” Carter retired, he decided to put his energy into creating an organization to help students live up to their potential. He is now the executive director of the Carel Education Foundation that helps financially struggling teens achieve their academic goals.
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St. Susanna teacher receives grant
PLAINFIELD— Science teahcer Janet Keena received some good news this week — her class will receive funds for new microscopes.
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PHS homecoming set for Sept. 16
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County schools fare well on ISTEP
The Indiana Department of Education released statewide ISTEP scores on Tuesday and Hendricks County schools scored fairly well with students who passed both math and English.
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Marine Corps Educators Workshop
Educators from the Midwest were recently provided the opportunity to see how the United States Marine Coprs conducts basic training and transforms young men and women into Marines.
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Local residents immersed in Marine Corps culture
SAN DIEGO, Calif.— The U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) has developed a reputation for being the best of the best and transforming men and women into an elite group of skilled warriors.
Last week, the corps put that process on display for educators from throughout the Midwest.
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School superintendent pay to come under scrutiny
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana lawmakers who changed the way the state’s public school teachers are paid are now turning their attention to how top school administrators are compensated.
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Tri-West Middle School earns national recognition
LIZTON — It’s been a big year for the teachers, students, and staff at Tri-West Middle School. The school was recently named a four star school by the state and has now earned national recognition as a 2011 School to Watch.
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BCSC hires new principals
BROWNSBURG — Despite recently approving a little more than $3 million in budget reductions, the school board of trustees in Brownsburg approved the hiring of three principals at its Monday night meeting
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