Public Schools

The sixteen buildings that make up Arsenal Technical High School are set within a beautifully wooded campus of seventy-six acres near the heart of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. Bordered by historic Woodruff Place on the East, Tech High School was for many years one of the largest high schools in the nation. Many of the carefully preserved buildings date from the Civil War when the grounds and buildings served as an arsenal for the Union Army. Steeped in tradition and beauty, Tech High School remains close to the hearts of those of us who studied there. We offer this website to other Alumni as a means to stay in touch.

Head Start in Indianapolis, IN, has a rich history born from community involvement since the 1980s, when four women discussed essential local needs, leading to the formation of various social services and the Community Alliance of the Far Eastside. The organization now provides a wide range of services aimed at empowering residents, including employment opportunities, financial coaching, and career pathways to foster stability and growth. CAFE Programs are among the initiatives designed to expand the impact of the Center for Working Families in collaboration with neighborhood education institutions and housing complexes. By acting as a liaison between residents and city officials, CAFE also plays a crucial role in neighborhood planning and supports local businesses, all under one roof in the Far Eastside Neighborhood Center. Generated from the website