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Mr. Jason Fisher, director of learning, said the district completed the iRead3 window in March and will offer an additional iRead3 opportunity in May for grade‑3 students while school is in session. He said summer iRead programs will be available at Chandler Elementary and Oakdale Elementary for students who need extra support.

Mr. Fisher announced that the statewide iLearn testing window opened the day of the meeting and will close May 9. He described the iLearn administration as applying to grades 3 through 8 for English language arts and math and to grades 4 and 6 for science; he also said the biology iLearn is given to high‑school freshmen. Mr. Fisher noted that the district offers alternate assessment windows (\"IM\" window) for some students with special needs.

Regarding curriculum, Mr. Fisher said the district will hold math-material presentations for grades 6–12 so teachers can review pilot materials; presentations were scheduled for the next two days with multiple sessions. He said the district is considering three providers for grades 6–12 and two providers at the high‑school level for the 2025–26 adoption cycle.

Mr. Fisher said the presentations will allow teachers to review materials, and the review team will collect feedback for a later selection process.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","April 14th Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Director Jason Fisher told the board that iLearn testing opened and will close May 9 and that the district has an additional iRead3 retest window in May; district staff will host math-material presentations for grades 6–12 as they evaluate providers.","taxTitle","Warrick County School Corp, School Boards, Indiana","taxId",14561,"location","Indiana","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273568,"District to open nonresident transfer portal May 1; lottery, attendance and discipline rules explained",191,3363000,3554000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a&start=3363&end=3554","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a/thumbnail_3363000.jpg","/articles/6273568/Indiana/District-to-open-nonresident-transfer-portal-May-1-lottery-attendance-and-discipline-rules-explained","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273568-3f08d19bf1362c25f51c674dcdb7c97a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067112&Signature=Ib-25qZBWMx28GqJ-cpnFAmJpquJmXbsG5YgJUq6ND5qwohSnn4veWzaKLBmhNcTrOsYfeOjnQmVC12NicDXsUmZRsWTce3raI2CVG76wRHgACo~sCk9XHS0edre2qC282ibkYWiggJyL552ZUC9GPeXvV2afhdfF3yytc2FHfZIW8j2Ea0WGn6mrKI9yRPAXygsbl8harNIj4kWzJxfSEDzSGdpOIeZb0XbEmZYguPL6xNNcvOIjSLNERgRweeRGNnD7pnh1DrfQi7SIY9AkZwN3~Jbr1oS7IplRBIF6hTaRmnDli5Hg8e1hOpqyonjdB6FQRrNA8slLAk5pRsgHA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Warrick County School Corp will open its nonresident and intra‑corporation transfer portal on May 1 and close it July 1, district officials said at the April 14 meeting.

Dr. Walter Lambert, director of student services, told the board the district publishes capacity figures for each school and grade to show how many nonresident students it can accept. He said the posted numbers reflect classroom capacity and staffing; most schools have capacity to accept additional nonresident transfers, but Castle Elementary was close to capacity at some grade levels.

Dr. Lambert described the district’s process if applications exceed capacity: the district will review its capacity and, if it cannot accommodate all applicants, it will conduct a public lottery to choose students. He said the district has not previously needed lotteries but expects more nonresident applications now that Indiana no longer allows transfer tuition for some situations.

The presentation included district screening rules: applicants must provide records, transcripts, attendance and discipline histories; students with 10 or more days of suspension or 10 or more unexcused absences at a previous corporation are ineligible for transfer. Dr. Lambert said attendance and discipline can preclude transfers but that the district cannot deny transfers because of low grades or disability.

Dr. Lambert said transfer forms will be posted on the district website and that families will be able to request intra‑corporation transfers (that is, attending a different district school) using the same portal.","Director of Student Services Walter Lambert presented nonresident transfer capacity and said the district will open a transfer portal May 1 and close it July 1; the district will use capacity limits and a public lottery if demand exceeds spaces and exclude applicants with certain attendance or suspension histories.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273572,"Parents press board to bolster enrollment and staffing at Tennyson Elementary; superintendent says school will remain open",3113,635000,3748000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a&start=635&end=3748","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a/thumbnail_635000.jpg","/articles/6273572/Indiana/Parents-press-board-to-bolster-enrollment-and-staffing-at-Tennyson-Elementary-superintendent-says-school-will-remain-open","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273572-cfb78c29060ab8e298ccb4acf4ad926e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067112&Signature=DeuukNWKpicNWT71J7hOkq92qOolENMO16e8U7Y~mvZkj0oVImkQsYsELG--zySWVfA2mrxJltYOs1BnAFcKVZW06OhiguYqm3EeXhK7POZVmVtnWbROzmyWnoQSdPsOpG0sj2BpuudKB8SiHeYnz~wpjA8iYzXHSttGcd-durHF6snCKU3sQzwvJm74PehIyyLY8CCVoKTCu6yPU2eTKbdt1i3B1p8S34057GB81QKVtNoUwQwev-BnpItRkWmDw9ro~Mx-Qj-V2iAUAQeHKNzBVtvNPC9ESjYCfuQHE5LkG1Ox1kVS~UqTZ4vIx6AQNCaqKUx6fSfsEitYeyaYkw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Parents of Tennyson Elementary students told the Warrick County School Corp Board of School Trustees on April 14 that district actions and rumors have depressed enrollment and hurt the small school's staffing stability, and they urged the district to pursue enrollment growth rather than staff reductions.

At the start of the patron concerns period, a man who identified himself as Mr. Boswell said he has raised the district boundary and bus-route topic previously and asked the board to give Tennyson “more flexibility to increase the overall number of kids and fully use the school and staff.” He provided cost-per-student figures, saying, “Cost per student considering instructional cost at Tennyson is $17,495. That's based on 60 kids enrolled there this year. Next year's enrollment is less at 50 kids. So that's going to increase the cost per student to almost 21,000.” He added that adding about 20 students would reduce the cost per pupil to about $15,000 per student.

A parent who identified herself as Mrs. Boswell thanked the board for keeping the school open and said the central office’s messaging has lowered enrollment. She said central-office actions have prompted rumors that have discouraged families from enrolling and asked the district to publish clear messaging that Tennyson will remain open. Mrs. Boswell identified herself as “a substitute, a coach, a volunteer, the vice president of TPT” and urged the board to avoid staffing moves that would remove the school’s most experienced teachers.

Superintendent Dr. Julia Redmond responded during the reports portion of the meeting that the district will keep Tennyson’s doors open. She said scheduling options developed with the school’s principal allowed the district to preserve a student-centered schedule with fewer staff, and she cited a projected enrollment for next year “around 50 students” with five full‑time staff plus a principal. Dr. Redmond said the district expects to maintain about a 10-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio and is exploring busing changes and transfer initiatives to increase enrollment.

Dr. Redmond said the district sent direct communications to current families through the student information system and by letter and that staff will continue to look at ways to support enrollment growth. She framed staffing adjustments as difficult but necessary options the district had examined to keep the school open while balancing costs.

The board did not take a formal vote on long-term staffing changes at the meeting; the district’s statements describe program and schedule options already developed by central office and school principals and commit to further outreach and busing reviews.","At public comment, Tennyson parents urged the board to pursue enrollment growth and stop staff transfers; Superintendent Dr. Julia Redmond said the district will keep Tennyson open and is exploring schedule and busing options to preserve small-class instruction.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273577,"Board approves routine items, agreements, course additions and personnel moves",968,2192000,3160000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a&start=2192&end=3160","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2999633-931595e95a856f555621c601931f7b7a/thumbnail_2192000.jpg","/articles/6273577/Indiana/Board-approves-routine-items-agreements-course-additions-and-personnel-moves","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273577-9e8315303a447c9860c67a78f8b867b2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067112&Signature=jXTjIgP7Y1RRuarkNlj0fZgCzbrDRm76hBp-OFlVcF-dYmTaCtLS6k3pxCvOba6~9o1AVUkvK54NpjmhhZXE603IW3CLDzjbQ8lTzT2gMTeaak5xixxxyh9MWy1rjU89RHPqBJC5IuGZqIO~CtCHY-ETg693HKIRgrG~gMR36sdKyNwNsAxonX1K4Hdi9IBTsi-7sp3DqubpUvx~K3xX2xVuxyqfWhc39wiyJvOMSzd1GsAo4hNsEcLtz6eAa2qnOn3KtKPO-3fsRzonn9WSXi2-xxa8m16jBi7Tc49aktEvaCHcxCN3JjqMR5xqIgcrQtLCL9Wklb9QOO2LPs6R-g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Warrick County School Corp Board of School Trustees approved a slate of routine and consent items on April 14, including minutes and claims, two clinical affiliation agreements, course additions for high schools, an education center renovation contract and personnel recommendations.

The board voted to approve the minutes of the March 17, 2025, meeting and to sign the claims docket for April 14, 2025. The board also approved an updated 2025–26 elementary student handbook presented by Dr. Walter Lambert, director of student services; board members said the handbook removes policy-length text and references the central office website for policy links.

The board approved two agreements to place higher-education students in district classrooms and clinics: a clinical affiliation agreement with Purdue University for speech, language and hearing science students and a supervised clinical-practice agreement with the University of Evansville for clinical psychology students. Dr. Doug Gresham, director of human resources, said the agreements formalize practicum and student-teaching placements and have been reviewed by the board attorney.

Castle North Middle School received approval to start a boys volleyball club; the principal requested the club after local interest and a volunteer staff member offered to run it. The board approved two new high-school course offerings — “Topics in Computer Science” and “Computer Science” — for the 2025–26 school year and said the courses will be available to all three high schools.

The board awarded Danco Construction Inc. the renovation contract for office and classroom work at the Wharton (Warwick) Education Center and approved a package of donations to individual schools, including a $5,190 gift for Castle Elementary from Newberg Youth Basketball and a $7,057.71 PTO donation for Logan Elementary.

In personnel business the board approved a slate of certified and noncertified hires, coaching assignments, transfers, resignations and retirements presented by Dr. Gresham. The personnel packet included multiple certified hires for the 2025–26 school year and several noncertified appointments, as well as a list of resignations and retirements with effective dates.

All motions recorded at the meeting were approved by voice vote after the mover and seconder opened discussion; detailed roll-call tallies were not recorded in the public transcript.","At its April 14 meeting the Warrick County School Corp Board of School Trustees approved routine minutes and claims, two clinical affiliation agreements, course additions, facility renovation work, donations and multiple personnel items; several items were approved by voice vote after brief discussion.","actionData","errors"]

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