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DCSC Board OKs plans for a stadium renovation project
The school board here has set renovation plans in motion for the high school’s athletic facility at its meeting Monday. The project includes a new synthetic surface football field.
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BHS senior earns youth leader award
One day she wants to open a school in Haiti. But for now, Brownsburg High School senior Jackie Sutton has English homework to do.
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Dialing up money for college
Cold calling local residents might seem like an intimidating endeavor, but as Tri-West High School students enter the third year of their fundraising phone-a-thon, it’s becoming routine.
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Cards for Cascade
If you have a good hand and are able to convince your partner across the table of it, you could be helping to send 20 Cascade Middle School students to Washington, D.C., this summer.
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BHS students head to Washington, D.C.
It’s an inaugural year for the Brownsburg History Club.
The club, which formed less than a year ago, is already off to a great start. Members will be heading to Washington, D.C., next week to watch President Barack Obama be sworn into office for his second term.
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Cascade student gets chance to play music on college football’s biggest stage
Cascade High School might not have a competing marching band or drum line, but that won’t stop one of their students from making a huge splash with his instrumental talents at the biggest college football game of the year, the BCS National Championship Jan. 7 in Miami.
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Full-day kindergarten enrollment up 19 percent
Indiana’s decision to increase funding for full-day kindergarten has led to an increase in students enrolling in kindergarten programs across the state and more state dollars doled out to local schools.
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Brownsburg Challenger Center to close
Following a recommendation from Brownsburg Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr. Jim Snapp that the Challenger Learning Center cease operations at the end of the 2012-13 school year, the school board voted unanimously to end the program that has been a fixture in town since 1994.
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BEF reflects on 2012 success
As the Brownsburg Education Foundation (BEF) reminisces about 25 years gone by, members are also looking back on a 2012 that may have exceeded any other year, which means more grants for teachers and more scholarships for students through various fundraising efforts.
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Redefining education
Harris Academy Principal Bill Titus says he’s been giving the same speech for 33 years: “Grow up.”
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