Two anonymous tip lines have been created for reporting information on drugs/alcohol, weapons, or other unwanted activity that our students should not be exposed to.

Please click on the link below for all the details
 on the Hotlines which were activiated
on April 19, 2012

Together we can ensure a safe atmosphere!

Hotline Information

Congratulations to

Valedictorian Elijah Owen and his parents Thomas and Julie Owen

Salutatorian Tyler Erne and her parents Chris Erne and Julie Erne
 

The following teachers were awarded grants from the La Porte Community School Corporation Educational Development Foundation.

Kristen Doty and Dorcus Greene – Riley Elementary School: Green Light Readers. $433 award

Donna Hale – Lincoln Elementary School: Ooohs and Ahhhs Abound when Weekly Reader’s Around. $158 award

Stephanie Kaiser and Sara Rathbun – Riley Elementary School: Informational Weekly Readers. $131 award

Barb Cannon and Jill Reed – Riley Elementary School: Reading Informational Text. $137 award

Tia McCarty – Kingsbury Elementary School: Kids In Between. $481 award

Dana Sass and Lisa Horner – Lincoln Elementary School: Exposing and Exploring Real World Events. $123 award

Christine Rosenbaum – La Porte High School: Get the Scope on Reading. $220 award

Pam Steck and Rhonda Shelton – Riley Elementary School: Phonemic Awareness-A Piece of the Reading Puzzle. $500 award

Krista Hay, Nancy Levenhagen, and Michelle Allen – Handley Elementary School: Kindergarten Literacy for Life. $500 award

Deb Applegarth, Ann Buhner, and Jessica Young-Brust – Kingsbury Elementary School: Listen to Read. $400 award

Diane Binkely and Sarah Worthington – Indian Trail Elementary School: Diving Into The Daily Five. $426 award.

In addition to the teacher grants, the Foundation announced the creation of a student scholarship in memory of long-time educator, Mr. Allen Brinklow. Mr. Brinklow taught social studies at La Porte High School for thirty-two years, he served on the Board of School Trustees for the La Porte Community School Corporation and served on the Board of the La Porte Educational Development Foundation.

Thanks to the Foundation for supporting these teachers!

The Unity Foundation of La Porte County is proud to announce the winners of their award program for educators in the La Porte Community School Corporation.

Ms. Donna Hale, Lincoln Elementary School teacher, is the recipient of the J. Robert and Marjorie Miller Teacher Advancement Grant award, in the amount of $1,000, for her program entitled “Teaching with Poverty in Mind”.

Ms. Laura Krentz, La Porte High School teacher, is the recipient of the Dr. William Edward Wolf II and Armina Carter “Kitty” Wolf Art Teacher Advancement Grant award, in the amount of $600, for her program entitled “Art Workshop”.

These awards have been made possible by Drs. David and Lovera Miller, in honor of their parents Bob and Marjorie Miller & Bill and Kitty Wolf, to create a permanent way to encourage teacher excellence and innovation.