Today, April 27, at the regular session school board meeting, board members will vote to adopt new science textbooks for the 2011-2012 school year. The state of Indiana requires schools to readopt textbooks...

At the last Carmel Clay School Board meeting on March 28, the school district approved new secondary school mathematics textbooks for use next school year. According to school board president Tricia Hackett,...

The Carmel Clay School Board is currently in the process of determining the calendar for the 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 school years. According to school board president Tricia Hackett, parents...

The Carmel Clay School Board is currently reaching the end of redistricting procedures for next school year. Phase III of the redistricting plan, during which  Superintendent Jeff Swensson reviewed and...

At the last Carmel Clay School Board meeting on Jan. 24, the school district honored seniors Zenas Shi, Kevin Song and David Zheng as well as junior Lyndon Ji for their recent successes in the Siemens...

At the last school board meeting on Sept. 27, members used the new Board Notes program for myCCS for the first time. According to school board president Tricia Hackett, Board Notes will provide the community...

The Carmel Clay Schools school board has recently approved a plan to replace the school district’s school buses. School board president Tricia Hackett said the buses don’t have any detected problems,...

The Carmel Clay School Board approved a plan for city-wide redistricting in the Aug. 23 school board meeting. According to school board president Tricia Hackett, redistricting will be put in place by the...

The Carmel Clay School Board of Trustees and the Carmel Clay Education Association reached a contract agreement on Aug. 12. According to Superintendent Jeff Swensson via e-mail, a genuine effort was...

Extracurricular programs, class and staff sizes remain constant with passage of referendum By Patrick Bryant <[email protected]> On the night of May 4, Chris Wilner, marching band drum major...

By Monica Cheng <[email protected]> According to Tricia Hackett, vice president of the school board, with the $1.5 million budget cut from 2009 and a $3 million reduction proposal this...

By Grayson Harbour <[email protected]> According to the Pew Research center, a non-partisan public research organization, education is ranked fifth in the public’s priorities for 2010. Ahead...