Martinsville High School

Decatur Middle School enrolls more than 900 students and offers classes in grades seven and eight. The school s curriculum includes various subjects, such as language arts, math, science and technology, social studies, health education, English, computer science, music, physical education, and arts and crafts. It also provides various special education programs for students with special needs. The school offers various sports programs, including baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming, softball, tennis, wrestling and volleyball. It organizes various student clubs and activities, such as chess club, community service club, drama club, ecology club, space club, spell bowl, student council and yearbook. Located in Indianapolis, the school is part of the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township.

Eagle Creek Elementary School is a learning center that is governed by the Metropolitan School District of Pike Township, which serves 10,000 students through various elementary, middle and high schools. Established in 1985, the school serves students in kindergarten through grade five. It provides general academic and special and gifted education programs. The school also conducts Title 1 and speech therapy classes. Eagle Creek Elementary School supports extracurricular activities, such as art and music. The school s facilities include a cafeteria, computer laboratory, and library and media center. It additionally publishes a newsletter and offers meal services. Eagle Creek Elementary School is located in Indianapolis.

Arlington Community High School 422 offers a variety of educational opportunities to students in grades 7 through 12. It has an enrollment of more than 250 students. The school is a part of Indianapolis Public Schools, which governs several elementary, middle and high schools. The district administers foreign language, medical, environmental studies, and business and finance programs. Its schools curriculum includes math, science, technology, humanities, telecommunication, and performing and visual arts. Indianapolis Public Schools, also known as IPS, provides special education programs for students with developmental and learning disabilities. The district administers Title I program, as well as offers adult and vocational education services. It operates a facilities management division.