The La Porte Community School Corporation is located in Northwest Indiana and includes LaPorte High School, Boston Middle School, Kesling Middle School, Crichfield, Kingsbury, Kingsford Heights, Lincoln, Riley, Hailmann, Handley, Indian Trail, the South LaPorte County Special Education Cooperative and the LaPorte High School Preschool. The LaPorte Community Schools will be recognized among Indiana's highest achieving corporations by ensuring that all students reach their maximum academic potential, working in partnership with parents and the community to become productive and responsible citizens who are successful in a competitive global world.
 
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1921 A Street La Porte, Indiana 46350
Phone: 219-362-7056 Fax: 219-324-9347
Superintendent: Dr. Judith A.DeMuth
Associate Superintendent: Dr. Dennis K. Shawver
Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources: Mrs. Linda J. Wiltfong
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Print this articleImportant Changes To Race & Ethnicity Reporting
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Currently, the LaPorte Community School Corporation asks families to provide information on students’ race and ethnicity at the time of enrollment. Due to changes from the U.S. Department of Education and the federal government, we will now ask the families of newly enrolled students AND of all current students to complete a brief form to update information on their children’s ethnicity and race. The collection of data from staff will occur at a later date.

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Print this articleFour Star Schools

We are excited to announce that four schools in the La Porte Community School Corporation have earned the distinction of Four Star School status, the most in our school corporation’s history since the inception of this award. 

The schools are:
Crichfield Elementary School
Handley Elementary School
Kingsbury Elementary School
Boston Middle School 

The Four Star School recognition is a non-monetary award given annually by the state. To earn the distinction, a school must be fully accredited by the Indiana State Board of Education, meet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) as defined by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), and perform in the top 25 percent of all schools in the state in each of the following areas: 

• I-STEP+ Percent Passing both English/LA and Math
• I-STEP+ Language Proficiency T-Score
• I-STEP+ Math Proficiency T-Score
• Attendance Rate

Congratulations to each and every one of you for the excellence you bring to the classroom and school every day.

Goals for 2010-2011   Core Values

We will...

3.   Develop and implement a program to challenge students who are excelling in academics and the arts to reach their highest potential at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.
5.   Be recognized as a leader in the quality of professional staff.
14.   Increase vocational training for students.
20.   Locate facilities where they best serve the community/district.
 

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for 2006 - 2011

 

We Believe…

  All children can learn, we can teach all students, and there are no exceptions.
  All students will be challenged throughout their academic career to reach their maximum potential.
  Children are unique and their self esteem will be fostered to become successful.
  In mutual respect in every interaction with students, staff, parents, and community.
  A positive attitude creates a successful working and learning environment.
  Personal and professional integrity is critical to the learning process.
  District employees are highly valued resources.
  Decisions will be information and data based in the best interest of students.
  Accountability for student achievement is critical.
  A collaborative team approach is essential to ensure high performance.
  In an environment in which continuous improvement is embedded in our culture.
  In a safe and secure learning environment.
  Diversity is an asset that is to be valued and respected.

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