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Neighborhood grade schools slated for demolition in Meridian Kessler, Christian Park, and Irvington have been given a second chance. IPS has agreed to consider renovation in all three of these neighborhoods. The children and residents of the near eastside deserve no less.
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The oldest continuously used school in Indiana, Myers Elementary School in Cannelton. This 132-year-old building boasts 21st century technology upgrades and students who routinely place high in web site competitions. (photo: Willie Johnson, Visions Photography, courtesy of Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana) |
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Clark Elementary School in Whiteland Indiana. Renovation by URS architects doubled the school‘s size and turned out to be less expensive than new construction. (photo: URS Corporation, courtesy of Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana) |