Thompson Crossing Elementary School

Franklin College, founded in 1834, offers vocational degrees and certificate programs to students throughout Indiana. It offers a variety of programs and courses in English, biology, chemistry, economics, business and accounting, fine arts, history, journalism, mathematics, computer science and physics. The college also provides courses in Canadian studies, psychology, modern sociology, philosophy, religion studies and political science. The sports activities offered by the college include football, cross-country, golf, soccer, volleyball and tennis. The college offers various services to students, such as academic advising, career counseling, financial planning assistance, and lodging and dining facilities. Franklin College is located in Franklin, Ind.

Pleasant View Upper Elementary offers education to students in grades third and fourth. Its academic curriculum includes language, science, mathematics and history. The school also provides classes in arts, music and physical education. Additionally, it offers education to students with various learning disabilities. The school also has a media center that houses a variety of print and electronic resources. Its Web site provides information on food services and school supply requirements. Pleasant View Upper Elementary is a part of Zionsville Community Schools. The district also provides a range of sports activities that include baseball, golf, softball, tennis, basketball, swimming, wrestling, football, soccer, tennis and volleyball. Pleasant View Upper Elementary is located in Zionsville, Ind.

Established in 1902, University of Indianapolis is an institution of higher education. The university educates more than 4,300 students and has a staff of over more 500 trained and certified faculties. It offers over 70 academic programs for undergraduates and graduates. University of Indianapolis Center for Aging and Community is one of Indiana s leading gerontology centers, which provides services to adults and children. The university offers more than 22 courses, including interdisciplinary perspectives on aging, psychology of aging and the aging individual within society and community. Its campus features a university library, theater and student center. University of Indianapolis is located in Indianapolis.