Carroll School Board approves Huntertown electrical project and celebrates student achievements

The Northwest Allen County Schools Board convened on April 14, 2025, to discuss several key initiatives aimed at enhancing educational facilities and programs, with a strong focus on community impact.

One of the most significant decisions made during the meeting was the approval of professional learning and training activities for a French teacher, enabling him to gain qualifications to teach Advanced Placement (AP) courses. This initiative is expected to enrich the curriculum and provide students with advanced learning opportunities, reflecting the district's commitment to academic excellence.

In addition, the board addressed pressing infrastructure needs at Huntertown Elementary. A report highlighted the urgent requirement for electrical upgrades, as the current system is outdated and hampers the ability to add new outlets or fix existing issues. The board approved a legal advertisement for the Huntertown electrical project, which is set to commence in 2026. This project is crucial for ensuring that the school can support modern educational tools and environments.

The meeting also covered updates on various construction projects within the district. Notably, the Carroll Middle School track is scheduled for resurfacing this summer, a move that promises to enhance the athletic facilities for students. Furthermore, the board discussed ongoing renovations at Perry Hill, where demolition is underway, and expressed appreciation for the contractors' efforts to minimize disruption during the school year.

In a celebratory note, the board recognized the achievements of the Carroll Show Choir, which won the Grand Champion title at a national competition, and Select Sound, which earned first runner-up in their division. These accomplishments highlight the district's commitment to fostering talent and excellence in the arts.

As the school year approaches its conclusion, Superintendent Dr. Toler emphasized the excitement surrounding upcoming end-of-year celebrations and the recognition of outstanding staff members. The board's discussions and decisions reflect a proactive approach to improving educational experiences and facilities, ultimately benefiting the entire Northwest Allen County community.