INDIANAPOLIS — More than 30 Indiana schools have been designated as 2021-2022 Family Friendly Schools by the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE). These schools — which span across the state, and include public and nonpublic schools — are demonstrating excellence in engaging families in their children’s education.
Launched in 2015, the Family Friendly Schools designation focuses on addressing the academic, physical, emotional, and social needs of students, while providing the needed resources and fostering the active involvement of their families through schools and the community. The program recognizes and honors schools that welcome all families into the school community, communicate effectively, support student success, speak up for every child, share power and collaborate with the community. Local schools include:
• Christ the King Catholic School, Marion County
• Geist Montessori Academy, Hancock County
• Raymond Park Intermediate and Middle School, Marion County
• Stonybrook Intermediate and Middle School, Marion County
• Sunny Heights Elementary School, Marion County
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