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• BLUE RIVER CAREER PROGRAMS

  
  

  Blue River Career Programs provides vocational skill training and career exploration opportunities for students from the five high schools in Shelby County. Students attend vocational programs for half of their school day and attend classes at their home high school for the other half of the day.

• BLUE RIVER SPECIAL ED COOP

  
  

• NORTHWESTERN CON SCHOOL CORP

  
  

  Northwestern Consolidated Schools of Shelby County, in cooperation with the home and community, is committed to fostering a culture of excellence where all students are provided opportunities to acquire and apply knowledge, skills and values to succeed and become responsible contributors to society.

• SHELBY EASTERN SCHOOLS

  
  

  Shelby Eastern Schools provides an academic environment which values excellence and diversity, encourages students to strive for personal excellence, and assists them in acquiring the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to contribute positively to a rapidly changing world. One cornerstone of this mission is communications. By using this website, teachers and staff, students, parents, community members, business, industry, and visitors can access information about our schools.

• SHELBYVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOLS

  
  

  At Shelbyville Central, we are committed to nurturing a quality education for all students.聽 Everyone involved at Shelbyville Central Schools understands that our world is changing and we must meet these changes head on, to provide students with the most effective means of learning that are available today.聽Our mission is to provide a quality education and educational leadership to the community.

• SOUTHWESTERN CON SCH SHELBY CO

  
  

  Southwestern Consolidated School District was one of 23 districts in the state to be awarded money for The Excellence in Performance for Teachers鈥� Grant at the State House on Thursday, April 19, 2012. The district received nearly $60,000 to award teachers for excellence in the classroom. Pictured here from right to left are Indiana Superintendent Tony Bennett, Superintendent Paula Maurer, High School Principal Suzanne Blake, Elementary Principal Heather Noesges,teachers on the grant writing committee: Beth Green, Katie Bennett, Keith Starost and State Senator Jean Leising. Additional teachers on the grant writing committee but not pictured are Vicki Beach, Tori Nash, and Michael Swigert.

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