One parent yelled out after the vote, “Not one of you can say you care about our kids. RELATED: Perry Township Schools holds special session to hear concerned parents on redistricting proposalĮmotions were high after families spoke against the redistricting plan but ultimately didn’t feel heard by the district.

The board unanimously voted for Model 2, which will establish new elementary school boundaries and end the Perry Township School Choice program. All school choice students must provide their own transportation. Model 4: Establish new elementary school boundaries, end the current Perry Township School Choice program, but allow limited school choice within smaller zones based on kindergarten academies.Model 3: Keep current boundaries for all elementary schools, continue the Perry Township School Choice program, but end bus transportation for school choice students.All transfer students must provide their own transportation. Model 2: Establish new elementary school boundaries, end the Perry Township School Choice program, and allow intra-district transfers based on annual school and grade-level capacity.Model 1: Establish new elementary school boundaries, end the Perry Township School Choice program, and require all students to attend their newly assigned schools.Perry Township Schools originally presented four models for redistricting, about which families were invited to provide feedback: INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - In its regular board meeting Monday night, the Perry Township school district voted on its redistricting plan to combat its bus driver shortage.

The school district says it is already searching for its next superintendent. Mapes will finish out the current school year. UPDATE: Perry Township Schools Superintendent Patrick Mapes will retire effective June 30, 2023, the school district said Tuesday.

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