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Independence Middle School is a part of the Independence Unified School District 446 and is located in Independence, Kan. The school provides academic education and instructions to more than 450 students in grades six through eight. It organizes various sports activities that include track and field, cross country, football, soccer, volleyball, tennis, basketball, wrestling, softball and cheerleading. The school has various clubs and groups, including the National Honor Society and the Future Business Leaders of America. It has a library media center that offers a collection of curriculum-related books and provides links to online research resources for additional information. Independence Middle School includes various subjects in its curriculum, such as computer applications, foreign languages, math, science, social studies and physical education.

Tri-County Special Education Programs provides education opportunities for students with several developmental disabilities. It is governed by Tri-County Interlocal 607, which governs several schools districts, such as Unified School District 446 and Coffeyville Unified School District 445. The district s schools serve students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools offer instruction in math, science, English, physical education and social studies. The district s schools maintain parent-teacher associations that work for student welfare, as well as provide guidance counseling sessions. Its schools have student councils and art and chess clubs. The district s schools offer opportunities to participate in sports activities, such as basketball and soccer. Its schools have libraries that offer a variety of educational resources and materials.

Dewey Elementary School is a public school located in Dewey, Oklahoma, offering education to students from elementary to high school levels. Committed to college and career readiness, the school provides free ACT assessments to all high school juniors. With a focus on accessibility, Dewey Public Schools aims to provide an inclusive learning environment for students of diverse abilities and backgrounds. As part of the Dewey Board of Education, the school follows non-discriminatory practices, ensuring equal opportunities for all students regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, qualified handicap, or veteran status. Complying with Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act, Dewey Elementary School strives to meet the highest standards and best practices in education.Generated from the website