The district’s state letter grade moved up to a “C” in for the 2013-14 school year after receiving the equivalent of a “D” four years in a row. Here’s some background on the township school districts:ĭecatur Township is located in the southwest corner of Marion County, near the Indianapolis International Airport, and is the city’s smallest school district with about 6,000 students. But all together, the eight townships enroll more than four times as many students as IPS. The smallest township district is Decatur, with about 6,000 students in 2015. The largest township school district, Wayne, has about half the number of students as IPS at 16,000 as of 2015. But most township schools face the same sorts of problems that plague IPS: lots of students from poor families, kids who move frequently, students who are learning English as a new language and a high percentage of children in special education. The city’s townships tend to score better and have higher A-to-F grades than IPS, which is by far the city’s largest school district. So the city has 11 school districts in all. Besides IPS and the eight townships - Decatur, Franklin, Lawrence, Perry, Pike, Warren, Washington and Wayne - the city is also home to two smaller “town” school districts - Beech Grove and Speedway. While all of Marion County’s municipalities are now part of the city of Indianapolis, separate school districts remained so. It’s an unusual and sometimes confusing situation that resulted from a merger of city and county governments in the 1980s. Most of the attention on education in Indianapolis is focused on Indianapolis Public Schools, but far more of the city’s children attend one of eight township school districts. For a list of the issues and links to the other stories in the series, go here.
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To view additional information about each school click on the school link.(This story is one in a series exploring the basics of key issues in education in Indiana. We have listed the 18 schools and their contact information, which is overseen by Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne) in the list below. Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne) Schools Total number of school administrators and support staff that work for Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne) are shown in the table below.
Source: National Center For Education Statistics (NCES), CCD Local Education Agency (School District) Universe Survey 2014 District and School Administrators and Support Staff Total number of instructional supervisors, coordinators, and teaching assistant jobs are listed in the table below. Source: National Center For Education Statistics (NCES), CCD Local Education Agency (School District) Universe Survey 2014 Instructional Supervisors, Coordinators, and Teaching Assistants Total number of teachers employed by Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne) per grade classification is displayed below. This information is obtained through a self reported survey provided by the NCES Universe Survey. The following tables outlines the number of teachers, administrators, and support staff that are employed by Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne). Source: Local Education Agency (School District) Finance Survey (F-33) Data (2012) Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township Jobs and Careers These estimates are calculated from the figures obtained from the NCES Finance Survey (2012). The estimated value of administrator and teacher benefits provided by Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township (MSD Wayne) is listed below. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 2013, MSA: Indianapolis-Carmel, SOC Codes: 11-9031,11-9032,21-1012,25-4021 Employee and Teacher Benefits (Estimated) School Administrators (Elementary, Middle, & High School) Learn more about average salary details on school administrators and support staff for the Indianapolis-Carmel area below. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 2013, MSA: Indianapolis-Carmel, SOC Codes: 25-2051, 25-2052, 25-2053, 25-2054 School Administrators and Staff Salary
The table below details average salary and ranges for special education teachers that work for MSD Wayne and surrounding area school districts. For example, a teacher with a master's in education may have higher salary than an entry level teacher. There can be wide variations in salary, which can be attributed to experience or education levels. The following table details average salary and ranges for teachers sourced by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) for the Indianapolis-Carmel area.
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