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Columbus approves student-led senior project community events

Greyson Kesler received approval to host "Battle of the Bones," a chili cook-off benefiting Toys for Tots, scheduled for November 14 on Fourth Street near Fourth Street Bar. In addition, Ian Gabbard was approved to organize the Love Chapel Car Show at the former Sears parking lot, featuring classic vehicles and local food trucks to raise support for Love Chapel.

Columbus, IN · 8d
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Carmel school board votes to demolish Orchard Park Elementary

The Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees voted 5-0 Oct. 28 to demolish the former Orchard Park Elementary building, which suffered significant damage after a water main burst beneath it. The decision came during a special meeting to discuss the status of the facility, which operated as a school from...

Carmel, IN · 8d
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Westfield Washington Schools weighs schedule changes for middle, high school

Westfield Washington Schools officials are reworking class schedules at the middle and high school levels to make more time for core subjects and better suit the large student populations. During the Oct. 27 WWS Board of Trustees’ workshop meeting, the Scheduling Task Force shared a proposal for a high school...

Westfield, IN · 8d
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Bloomington South, North football IHSAA sectional semifinal updates

Just like that, the Bloomington area is down to two teams in the 2026 IHSAA playoffs. Both got here by default technically, as South and North were off last week due to being in a four-team Class 5A sectional. Both teams enter tonight's games as favorites, with South hosting Franklin and North making the long trek to face Seymour. A pair of victories would set up an all-Bloomington sectional final next Friday, Nov. 6. North last played the Owls (3-6) in the 2022 sectional opener winning 56-38. All three of Seymour's wins have come in the last three games against Jennings County, New Albany and Crispus Attucks, who are a combined 6-22. The only common foe this year was Bedford North Lawrence, which whipped Seymour, 43-12. More: Bloomington North's Roberts family fighting odds, waiting for a miracle South (7-2) last played Franklin (4-5) in 1982. The Grizzly Cubs come spiraling in on a four-game losing skid, the last three lop-sided defeats to Plainfield, Bloomington North and Decatur Central. Franklin has won just three sectional games since 2012 and won its only sectional in 1984. In Sectional 16, it's New Albany (1-8) at Evansville North (4-5) and Floyd Central (8-1) at

Bloomington, IN · 7d

HITC

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Caitlin Clark surprises Indiana high school team with new Caitlin 1s

Caitlin Clark gave local Indiana hoopers the surprise of a lifetime. Caitlin Clark didn’t just show up in Indiana, she completely took the place by storm. She’s built a fiercely loyal cult following that turns every single Fever game, whether it’s home or away, packing arenas with kids rocking her #22 jersey. But the wildest part about the whole Clark phenomenon is how little she lets the hype change her. You constantly see her sticking around long after the final buzzer just to autograph battered signs, high-five kids in the front row, and lean into local charity work. In an era where superst...

Indiana · 9d

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Hall: Understanding Indiana’s education funding

Indiana has made significant investments in K-12 education over the last decade, and students are experiencing consistent, measurable academic gains. Reading proficiency is climbing, math performance is improving and graduation rates are reaching record highs. Since 2016, Indiana has increased education funding by 41%, representing an additional $2.8 billion investment...

Indiana · 7d

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Once a Rock, always a Rock: Westfield HS graduates come home to coach

WESTFIELD, Ind. — Something special is happening on the sidelines, courts, fields, mats and tracks at Westfield High School. Look closely at the coaches wearing green and gold, and you will find plenty of familiar faces. Thirty-eight current Westfield coaches and athletic leaders are also Westfield High School graduates.

Westfield, IN · 8d

High School On SI

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Indiana High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Oct. 27, 2026)

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger shut out North Side, while Roncalli and Bishop Chatard picked up victories during a quiet week for Indiana's top-ranked teams.

Bloomington, IN · 9d

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Meet the IPACE-Endorsed Candidates for Center Grove School Board

As the November 3 election approaches, the United Teachers Association of Center Grove (UTACG) supports Nicole Kemp, Angie Teed, and Jenni Quesenberry, three candidates endorsed by the Indiana Political Action Committee for Education (IPACE). Each brings distinct experiences and a commitment to students, educators, and public education. Nicole Kemp. Center...

Johnson County, IN · 7d

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Guerin Catholic President Deacon Rick Wagner announces retirement

Guerin Catholic High School President Deacon Rick Wagner announced on Wednesday, Oct. 28, that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2026-27 school year, bringing to a close an extraordinary 42-year career dedicated to Catholic education and faith-based leadership. Wagner has devoted his professional life to forming students academically,...

Noblesville, IN · 8d

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Frankfort School Board to Hold Special Meeting on Tentative Teacher Contract Agreement

The Community Schools of Frankfort Board of Education will hold a special board meeting Friday, November 7, at 6 p.m. to address the 2025-2026 master contract tentative agreement with the Frankfort Education Association. The meeting will take place at the Education and Administration Building, located at 2400 E. Wabash Street...

Frankfort, IN · 7d

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Johnson County elementary student passes away after battle with brain cancer

A Johnson County elementary school is dealing with the loss of a young student who the entire community celebrated just last year. At Pleasant Crossing Elementary, classrooms are now quieter, emptier without the smile and spark of 6-year-old Emmy. "Emmy was amazing," said her first grade teacher Mindy Hedrick. "She...

Johnson County, IN · 9d

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THE ZONE: Scores and Highlights – October 30, 2026

INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — On Friday, October 30, ‘The Zone’ featured highlights from 24 high school football games across central Indiana in the sectional semifinal round of the state tournament, more than any other station in the state. Watch The Zone in the video above. The games that have highlights on The Zone include: Plus, the Top […]

Indiana · 6d

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Carmel High School students raise funds for BOLD

A group of Carmel High School students is passionate about BOLD. BOLD, a Carmel-based nonprofit, stands for Benefits of Learning Dance. Founded by Sean Gehlhausen, its purpose is to provide social, physical and cognitive therapy through ballroom dancing for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities. CHS junior Remy Hollingsworth is...

Carmel, IN · 7d

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Westfield Superintendent Dr. John Atha: referendum decision is up to residents alone

Letters to the Editor do not reflect the opinions of The Reporter, its publisher or its staff. You can submit your own Letter to the Editor by email to News@ReadTheReporter.com. Please include your phone number and city of residence. The Reporter will publish one letter per person per week. As...

Westfield, IN · 8d

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High School Program Helps Young Entrepreneurs Build Their Businesses

The next successful business owner in Johnson County might currently be sitting in a high school classroom. That student could be mowing lawns after school, detailing cars on weekends, baking desserts for neighbors or selling clothing online. With determination, guidance and community support, those small businesses can become something much...

Johnson County, IN · 8d

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Books aren’t heavy, but reading builds muscles

Reading skills in Indiana students have been declining for many years with a sharp drop during the COVID-19 pandemic. Last year, the state heard wonderful news last year; the results of the 2024-25 third grade IREAD scores showed their largest ever increase — up 5% to an overall pass rate of 87%. Reading scores returned to pre-pandemic levels (equal to 2018-19), a welcome improvement after legal changes focused educators on the science of reading to support young readers. IREAD scores improved for the 2025-26 year by a smaller amount, with under 89% of third graders passing the exam.

Indiana · 7d

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ISSMA Finals For High School Bands Set For Nov. 7

The 53rd Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) state finals for high school marching bands will be Nov. 7 in Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis. ISSMA recognized Paige’s Music as the presenting sponsor of this event. Supporting sponsors include Band Shoppe, Music Travel Consultants, SBN Broadcasting Networks, and Silent Command. In addition, American Dairy Association Indiana and Prairie Farms Dairy will award a $1,000 “Winners Drink Milk” Scholarship to a music student at each of the four state champion schools, according to a provided news release.

Indianapolis, IN · 7d

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Inside Center Grove Wrestling’s Quest to Repeat

There is a distinct kind of quiet that settles over a wrestling room in the dead of summer — a silence broken only by heavy breathing, the squeak of shoes against vinyl-covered foam, and the relentless, suffocating push for perfection. For the Center Grove High School wrestling team, capturing...

Greenwood, IN · 8d

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Indiana girls basketball preview: Underclassmen names to know for 2026-27 IHSAA season

The Class of 2029 demonstrated its depth with a number of Central Indiana players stepping into key roles — including one Lils Tapak , who ran point for undefeated Class 4A state champion Center Grove — and the 2030 class arrives with even more hype. Here is our annual underclassman watch list, compiled based on submissions from area coaches. SOPHOMORES Avon : Saniyah Davenport, Angel Omale Ben Davis : Paige Jones, Daijah Royston, Tatum Skibinski Bishop Chatard : Libby Berg, Allison Carroll, Abby Hines Brebeuf Jesuit : Leah Soloria Brownsburg : Ava Emberton Center Grove : Lils Tapak Covenant Christian : Isla Haffner Danville : Lilly Coleman, Ellie Waits Decatur Central : Keira Miller, Annabella Ogbeide Eastern Hancock : Becca Cooley, Bristol Maxwell Edinburgh : Lucy Buck Fishers : Reece Melvin Franklin : Journey Frederick Franklin Central : Simar Athwal, Monee Dozier, Ella DuVall, Audrey Lloyd, Journey Washington, Abi White Greenfield-Central : Lexi Kerkoff Greenwood : Sydney DeCastro Guerin Catholic : Bailey Grider, Ella Horvath, Emme Horvath, Lauren Keller, Ceclia Titus Hamilton Heights : Addison Blum, Zoey Curry, Bayleigh Eisele, Kam Rhoton, Riley Suarez Heritage Christian : Evelyn Buck Indian Creek : Megan Ferguson, Myra Myers, Oaklee Perry, Karlie Werden

Indiana · 9d