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Falling Off
INDIANAPOLIS — New data show a big drop of just over 9% in the number of Indiana students applying for federal student aid this year, and experts say that could mean a big red flag for college … more
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College Goal Sunday set for March 7
At 2 p.m. (Eastern) March 7, in a virtual event, financial aid experts from all across Indiana will once again help Hoosier families file the most important form for free money for college. This is … more
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Local schools speak out against expanding vouchers
Montgomery County’s three school districts are speaking out against a bill that would expand the state’s private school voucher program. Indiana House Bill 1005 would open eligibility … more
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Southmont's Aubrey Jones, from right, offers assistance to North Montgomery's Emily Sennett as she examines Career and Technical Education Coordinator Sara Nicodemus at Wellbrooke at Wellbrooke of Crawfordsville. Jones an Sennett are students of the nursing program offered through the CTE Center, instructed by Angie Runyan, background. This photo was taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
New pathways ahead for CTE students
West Central Indiana Career and Technical Education students will soon have additional options available with new guidelines released by the Indiana Governor’s Workforce Cabinet. CTE … more
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Liz Plank is the author of "For the Love of Men: A New Vision for Mindful Masculinity." Her virtual visit is set for Feb. 23. Registration is now open.
Plank to speak at Wabash College
The President’s Distinguished Speaker Series at Wabash College is pleased to present award-winning journalist, author and producer Liz Plank for a virtual visit at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 23. Register … more
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Stopping the Slide
Schools are grappling with how to stop the COVID slide and make up for lost learning during the pandemic. A recent Stanford University study finds the average Indiana student lost 129 days of … more
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A capacity crowd filled Crawfordsville High School auditorium when Holocaust survivor Eva Kor spoke in April 2019.
Crawfordsville unveils third phase of high school renovations
Crawfordsville Community School Corp. selected a construction manager and began the financing process for the last phase of the Crawfordsville High School renovations. Plans call for an estimated … more
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A Sugar Creek Elementary third grader uses a laptop computer with his Purrble nearby. The battery-powered stuffed animals are designed to help calm students.
Furry Friends
GARFIELD — When children in Sugar Creek Elementary third grade teacher Tammy Murphy’s classroom became startled or upset, they reached for a battery-powered stuffed animal. The toy, … more
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The cast of North Montgomery Middle School
‘Good to be Bad’
LINDEN — The children of Disney villains go on a mission to steal the Fairy Godmother’s wand and free their parents from an island prison in North Montgomery Middle School’s … more
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County drops back into orange
Montgomery County dropped back into the orange zone for COVID-19 spread, allowing restrictions on social gatherings to ease as health officials still warn Hoosiers not to let down their guard in the … more
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Members of the Fountain Central High School Winter Homecoming Court are, from left, front row, senior queen candidates, Kenna Bible, Trinity Lindquist and Gracie Foxworthy, sophomore attendant Kaydence Julian, senior queen candidates Randi Lindquist and Kennedy Lindquist, freshman attendant Haley Webb and junior attendant Angela Gonzalez; and back row, senior king candidates Luke Adams, Seth Gayler and Dan Adams, sophomore attendant Ethan Mellady, senior king candidates Cody Linville and Carson Eberly, freshman attendant Hayden Kler and junior attendant Carter Merryman. Crowning was held Friday during the varsity basketball game. Seth Gayler and Gracie Foxworthy were crowned king and queen.
FCHS Winter Homecoming Court
CHS recognizes winter royalty
Crawfordsville High School named its Snowcoming Court and and King last week. Due to attendance restrictions at the home basketball games, the king and court were unable to be recognized during … more
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John Cummins vacuums a classroom Thursday at New Beginnings Child Care.
Child care center recognizes beloved custodian
When the classrooms are empty at the end of the day, John Cummins gets to work. In an empty classroom decorated with colorful shapes and numbers at New Beginnings Child Care, Cummins runs a vacuum … more
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Forty-two local preschool teachers, representing 10 local preschools, attended Second Step Social Emotional Training facilitated by Cynda Mellish, retired educator. A Strong Start Community Grant from Early Learning Indiana, to Montgomery County Community Foundation made the training possible.
Grant provides ‘strong start’ for local preschoolers
Forty-two teachers from 10 local preschools (Discovery Preschool, Fuzzy Bear Preschool & Daycare, Hand in Hand Learning Center, Little Creations Child Care, Little Mounties Preschool, Montessori … more
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New Market Elementary students dressed up as 100-year-olds to celebrate the 100th day of in-person school Thursday.
100 Days Smarter [Photo gallery]
Cheer Certificate drive exceeds goal
Donations to the 109th annual Sunshine Society Cheer Certificate campaign continued to flow into the coffers earlier this month, helping organizers exceed their $12,000 goal. As of Jan. 8, … more
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There is plenty of items to choose from for Fountain Central students in need at the Mustang Mall.
FCHS opens clothing closet to help those in need
VEEDERSBURG — Ashley Hammond has had a vision for quite some time to create a clothes closet for students in need. The vision from the Fountain Central High School principal became a reality … more
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Board member: Quarantine policy too aggressive
Crawfordsville schools are being too aggressive quarantining children potentially exposed to COVID-19, a school board member said Thursday. Under guidance from the state health department, the … more
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Indiana graduation rates increase in 2020
INDIANAPOLIS — On Friday, the Indiana Department of Education released the 2020 state graduation rate, which increased from 87.29% in 2019 to 87.6%. “This modest improvement in … more
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Southmont clarifies rate
Southmont High School is looking carefully at the graduation rate for 2019-20, after an Indiana Department of Education audit. The audit revealed that the distribution of an incorrect form between … more
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