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Seven local high school marching bands qualify for ISSMA state finals
Seven local high school marching bands qualified for the Indiana State School Music Association's state finals with their performances Saturday in the semistate round. The state finals will take place Saturday, Nov. 7 at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis. Bands are divided by school enrollment size, with the biggest schools in Class A and the smallest in Class D, with those in between in classes B and C. Here are the Evansville-area schools that qualified for ISSMA state finals, according to the IN Bands website : Class A (at Ben Davis High School) Castle High School Class B (at Pike High School) Jasper High School North High School Class C (at Decatur Central High School) Vincennes Lincoln High School Washington High School Class D (at Franklin Community High School) Mater Dei High School South Spencer High School This article originally appeared on Evansville Courier & Press: Seven local high school marching bands qualify for ISSMA state finals
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Culver college student honored at Carmel conference with Special Olympics Indiana award
CARMEL, Ind. (WSBT) — A Culver college student has made history as the first recipient of the Special Olympics Indiana Unified Partner of the Year Award. Hayden Lute received the statewide honor at the recent Special Olympics Indiana State Conference in Carmel. She was unable to attend because she...
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Letter: Make sure votes for referendum and state legislature align
Recently, our community has heard a lot about the school referendums in Carmel and Westfield and why they are so important to our local public schools. As a proud 2024 graduate of Carmel High School, I know firsthand how critical these referendums are for the continued functioning of our exceptional public schools.
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Season ends for Maroons with playoff loss at Tolono
When you can’t prevent your opponent from scoring, it becomes difficult to win, which Robinson High School’s football team found out Saturday afternoon. The Maroons allowed touchdowns on nine of 11 possessions to host Tolono Unity, while the host Rockets also added a defensive touchdown, all of which added up to a 70-16 loss for the Maroons in an opening round game of the IHSA Class 3A Playoffs.