Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation
Winamac Community High School Principal Jeremy Tucker has resigned as of Friday, Feb. 21.
Tucker was put on administrative paid leave on Jan. 24. Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Superintendent Dara Chezem said Tucker was put on leave because of allegations of misconduct. She said an...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Board members have approved the paid administrative leave of a second principal during a regular meeting Monday evening.
On Feb. 7, superintendent Dara Chezem made a public statement that the middle school principal Ryan Dickinson was on paid...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation approved several personnel items during a special meeting on Jan. 29 but with little to no explanation.
The board approved the resignations of high school English teacher Laura Stout, part-time nurse Connie Warford, and head football coach Craig Barr....
Winamac Community High School and Middle School students celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during a convocation Monday, Jan. 20. The convocation was the culmination of work from a student committee that has been meeting for months with the help of Mr. Kevin Zupin, Ms. Karen Butler...
Teachers took a hard stand on Nov. 19 at the statehouse as they voiced their frustrations and concerns during the Red for Ed Action Day.
About 16,000 or more public education advocates, including teachers from both Eastern Pulaski Community and West Central school corporations, gathered on the...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Board members welcomed a new superintendent during a regular meeting Monday evening.
The board hired Dara Chezem after months of discussion, preparation and interviewing of applicants as part of the hiring process.
Chezem is the assistant superintendent of...
The Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation teachers are voicing their concerns regarding the bargaining process.
Kate Daily, president of the teachers’ association, addressed the school board about her concerns, during a regular meeting Monday evening. The meeting room was filled with...
Area schools are noting the results of the latest state standardized testing but parents and students won’t see drastic changes in curriculum because of them.
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation and West Central Corporation followed the state trend of lower achievement levels in both...
Pulaski County schools will be receiving $110,099 in grant funding for future projects, all for the use of school safety.
The Indiana Secured School Board recently approved more than $19 million in matching state grant funds as part of the Secured School Safety Grant program (SSSG). With the...
“In school, we learn about the Holocaust and what happened, but it is truly different hearing from someone who was actually there,” commented junior Carson Bennett concerning a field trip held Friday, Sept. 6, to attend a seminar held by Holocaust survivor Mr. Frank Grunwald.
This field trip...