Event: Introduction to Standards-Based Reporting Dates: August 13th and 14th Time: 5:30 PM Location: Indianola Middle School Library
On Tuesday Aug. 14th, from 9am–1pm, a joint training event conducted by the Indianola Police Department, the Indianola Fire Department, and the Indianola Community School District will be held at the Indianola High School. This training will be…
Don’t Let the Storms Get In It feels a little surreal to be writing about storms as I look at the brown grass outside my window. Indianola has hardly had a drop of rain since the big…
The new MacBook Airs are here! This August marks the start of the 5th year for our Digital Learning Environment (DLE). We are ready to begin rolling out the brand new devices to our high school students for…
In a #Throwback post, KCCI talks to IHS Teacher Randy Stone about The National Balloon Classic. For Randy Stone, who’s been flying for nearly 40 years, there’s so much peace and tranquility when ascending over Iowa’s countryside.
The Food Service Department participates in a summer food service program that allows us to have a direct impact on our community. All students age 3 to 18 are eligible for free breakfast and lunch during the summer…
The spring edition of The Messenger will soon hit your mailboxes by USPS, but for those of you who want to read it now, here it is, hot off the press!
Render (6-foot-4, 307-pounds) started in all of Iowa’s 13 games in 2017. The Indianola, Iowa native saw action at center, right guard, and left guard last year, while playing…(Photo credit: https://hawkeyesports.com)
From “Too” to “To” This might be the first time a blog title has been comprised completely of prepositions and adverbs. (That opening is my English teacher past making an appearance.) The idea for this post came…
Indianola High School Alumna and University of Iowa Biology & Spanish major Anya Kim is the winner of a Study/Research Award in Medical Sciences to Spain! (Photo credit: https://international.uiowa.edu)
The Indianola Community School District’s Strategic Plan says that we will seek “a culture of high expectations.” Certainly, student achievement in our district, as reported in this District Report Card, is an indicator of this culture…
