Measles Information
The Indiana State Department of Health has confirmed an additional case of measles in central Indiana, bringing the total number of cases to 14. View measles letter from Dr. Butts. So you can stay informed about measles,
we're providing links to websites for local, state, and federal health agencies.
Marion County Healthy Department
Indiana State Department of Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Superintendent's Art Competition
Superintendent Jeff Butts has chosen the winners in the first annual district-wide art competition. View Details
Wayne, Ben Davis University Graduation Rates Noted in Report
The Indiana Department of Education released its latest graduation data today, and the MSD of Wayne Township continues to make gains. Check out this story from Fox 59, which mentions both Ben Davis University High School (best in the state!) and the district's overall rate, which continues to climb.
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Thank the Ranks Online Submission Now Available
You are invited to participate in thanking volunteers or employees who have performed above and beyond, who have made outstanding contributions, or who YOU believe has gone the "Extra Mile". Nominate an Employee or Volunteer
« Ben Davis Ninth Grade Center - AT&T Lab
Ben Davis Ninth Grade Center students are able to take some of their coursework online. The students pictured here are doing just that in the school's AT&T Learning Lab
Chapelwood Elementary - Therapy Dog »
Some of the schools in the MSD of Wayne Township have therapy dogs. One of those schools is Chapelwood Elementary. Students read to Cooper to improve their confidence and accuracy as readers.
« Ben Davis High School - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Project
Students at Ben Davis High School recently studied the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and wrote original poetry. They created a peace poster, which includes original poetry by more than 40 student authors. This picture features 10 aspiring poets whose work is part of the project
Garden City - Student Teacher »
Students at Garden City read in a small group with Julie Seifert, a student teacher from Butler University. Miss Seifert is teaching the students word-solving strategies.
