State of Indiana Differentiated Learning

Pike High School, affiliated with the Metropolitan School District of Pike Township, offers education to students in grades nine through 12. It is a public school and has an enrollment of more than 2,600 students. Its curriculum offers a variety of subjects, including English, mathematics, world history, foreign language, science, social studies, computer technology, and health and physical education. The extracurricular activities offered by the school include music, arts, dramatics, choir, photography, scrapbook, dance, and Italian, Spanish and French clubs. It also offers various sports activities, such as equestrian, cross country, tennis, golf, basketball, swimming, gymnastics, field hockey and volleyball. Pike High School is located in Indianapolis.

Founded in 1925, Daniel Webster Family Academy 46 is a learning facility that provides educational services for more than 200 students in kindergarten through grade eight. It has a staff of teachers, as well as a custodian, media specialist and assistant and coach. The school offers classes in physical education, art, music. Daniel Webster Family Academy 46 operates a library and media center that stocks a range of study materials, periodicals and videos. In addition, it provides the Kroger Partnership for Education and Fifth Grade Government in Action programs. The school also operates a parent-teacher association that conducts various meetings. Located in Indianapolis, Daniel Webster Family Academy 46 is a part of Indianapolis Public Schools, also known as IPS, which serves students in elementary, middle and high schools.