Delaware Community School Corporation

Mount Pleasant Township Community School has its office in Yorktown, Ind. The superintendent and a board of school directors administer the district. It is a four-school district, comprised of Pleasant View Elementary School offering classes in grades kindergarten through two, Yorktown Elementary School offering classes in grades three through five, Yorktown Middle School offering classes in grades six through eight, and Yorktown High School offering classes in grades nine through 12. The total enrollment is more than 2,300 students. Its courses follow the requirements of the state education board, and the core subjects include English language arts, science, computer studies, social science and mathematics. It provides Internet access to all classrooms, and has a comprehensive technology professional development program for staff. Mount Pleasant Township Community School encourages its schools to offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, such as football, softball, basketball and volleyball.

Kokomo School Corporation provides a healthy and safe environment for our diverse student population in a culture of excellence and achievement. Kokomo Schools is committed to offering choices to our parents concerning their children s education. In addition to our traditional curriculum (K-12), Kokomo Schools presently offers International schools for pre-K through grade 10 students, an Integrated Arts school for grades K-7, 1-to-1 Technology Academies for K through 8 students, a Career school for 8th-graders in cooperation with our career center, and alternative schools for middle school (6-8) and high school (9-12) students. Kokomo High School currently offers 18 Advanced Placement (AP) classes. In the International Schools Middle Years Program, students can apply to participate in educational exchanges in England, Costa Rica, and Chile.

The John Jay Center for Learning in Portland, Indiana, serves as a hub for education and community partnerships, offering a variety of educational programs including technical certificates and degree pathways. With a mission to inspire and empower individuals through education, the center enhances the lives of residents and prepares them for better career opportunities. Restored from the historic Weiler Building, the center has received accolades for its preservation efforts, notably the Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration from the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana. By collaborating with local organizations, the John Jay Center for Learning continuously develops programs aimed at improving the well-being and prosperity of the community. Generated from the website