Metro School District-Bluffton

Southern Wells Junior-Senior High School serves students in grades 7 to 12. The school offers a variety of educational extracurricular activities for students. Its academic curriculum includes history, language arts, science, math and social studies. Southern Wells Junior-Senior High School also conducts instructive classes in physical education, art, music, band and speech. The school employs a staff of teachers, nurses and custodians. It also has a library and media center that includes a collection of books, resource materials and reference sets. Southern Wells Junior-Senior High School also operates a cafeteria that provides various lunch options for students. The school provides pens, pencils, markers, notebooks, folders and glue sticks. Southern Wells Elementary School is located in Poneto, Ind. The school is a part of Southern Wells Community Schools, which also includes an elementary school.

South Adams High School provides academic and extracurricular programs to students in grades seven and eight. The school offers classes in English, global studies, mathematics, science, reading and history. In addition, its academic curriculum includes business education, earth science, physics, and consumer and family science. The school provides a variety of intramural activities and interscholastic sports, such as basketball, cross county, football, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball and wrestling. South Adams High School s library offers access to online databases, reference books, encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and fiction and nonfiction books. Located in Berne, Ind., the school is a part of South Adams Schools, which also operates an elementary and middle school.

Fort Wayne Community Schools is one of Indiana s largest public school districts that operates more than 50 schools, a regional vocational center and early childhood center. Located in Fort Wayne, Ind., the institution has an enrollment of more than 30,000 students at the elementary, middle and high school level and offers educational and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through 12. The school district s curriculum is based upon the Indiana academic standards and is provided to students in accordance with the course and program descriptions for the state s schools. All middle and high school students are encouraged to take courses leading to an academic honors, technical honors, or Core 40 diploma. School counselors, teachers, and administrators, provide course planning information during middle school and early high school years, and then monitor student completion of a designated course of study to encourage the more challenging diploma options.