Like other school districts, Lawrence students are still catching up to pre-pandemic achievement levels. Located on the northeast side of Indianapolis, Lawrence Township schools has been known for its robust dual-language Spanish immersion program. Nearly 48 percent were Black, 27 percent were Hispanic and roughly 64 percent identified as low-income. The district served over 15,600 students during the 2020-2021 academic year. Eight candidates are competing for two seats on the governing board.
The most contested school board election in Marion County is happening at the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township. This article was co-published by Chalkbeat Indiana and WFYI as part of a collaboration ahead of the 2022 school board elections. …all working towards one common goal that is defined uniquely for each student’s future plans.Eight candidates are competing for two seats on the school governing board in Lawrence Township. Where achieving their academic personal best and developing into well rounded future leaders defines excellence Where life skills such as cross-cultural collaboration, critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, and empathy are valued like test scores Where rich programming for all ability levels and aspirations empowers everyone to reach their potential. Where differences are celebrated and respected in a welcoming environment. Where students with diverse backgrounds, interests, talents, and goals belong to the LT school community without compromising individuality and uniqueness Over 16,000 students and 2500 employees choose LT Schools as their district of destination… It is home to Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park, Geist Reservoir, Fall Creek Greenway, and miles of hiking and biking trails. Located in the northeast corner of the greater Indianapolis area, Lawrence Township is a residential suburban community governed by two city municipalities, the City of Lawrence and Indianapolis.
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