The Herald Bulletin - Local Education

Part I: AU President Edwards reflects
Check online Tuesday for Part two of this two-day series: Anderson University President James L. Edwards talks about what’s in the future for AU.
Frankton places first in student food drive
MUNCIE — Second Harvest Food Bank was full of enthusiastic teenagers from east-central Indiana during its Loading Day and Awards Party for the Student Food Drive.
Honor Rolls: Frankton High
The following students have been named to the first grading period honor roll at Frankton High School.
Honor Rolls: Anderson High
The following students have been named to the first grading period honor roll at Anderson High School.
Honor Rolls: Anderson Christian School
ANDERSON — The folllowing students have been named to the first grading period honor roll at Anderson Christian School:
Singers, groups unite in praise in concert
ANDERSON — Kevin Marshall, of the Mission 33:1 gospel group, said he learned long ago that his vocal skills weren’t the those of a songbird.
Nov. 14: In Service
The following brief items concern members of the military from the area:
Homeless for a Night: By the numbers
The following are facts about the homeless, both here in Indiana and nationwide:
Homeless for a Night: The faces of the displaced
The following are brief profiles of some of the real-life homeless of Madison County.
Homeless for a Night: 150 challenge their limits
ANDERSON — A vacant field that once housed a bustling Delco Remy plant transformed into a cardboard-jungle shanty town Friday night.
New ACS leader: Data should dictate school-closing plan
ANDERSON, Ind. — The incoming superintendent of Anderson Community Schools said Thursday that a decision on whether there will be one or two high schools should be made methodically and dispassionately, decided on the basis of what’s best for education in the long run.
Madison Heights monument approved
ANDERSON — Coming soon to the grounds of Anderson High School: A reminder of the school that was. A momument in honor of Madison Heights High School will be placed on the current location of Anderson High School, after the Anderson Community Schools board Tuesday unanimously approved a request for such a tribute.
New ACS superintendent to begin job Jan. 1
ANDERSON, Ind. — An education administrator with more than 15 years in school leadership posts in Michigan communities was named the next superintendent of Anderson Community Schools.
ACS board urged to embrace two 7-12 schools
ANDERSON, Ind. — About 200 people attended the Anderson Community Schools board meeting on Tuesday, and most applauded speakers who urged the board to keep Anderson and Highland open as schools with grades 7-12. “I see great potential and excitement in that 7-12 building plan,” Highland High School physics teacher David Perrel told the board.

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