Town of Fishers
 Fishers, Indiana, a Midwest community synonymous with balancing growth and progress, has seen an influx of commercial and residential migration over the past 10 years. While experiencing a 600 percent population growth during the period, Fishers has maintained a sense of community and a high quality-of-life. An education system that leads the state, and a parks and recreation system that includes 16 parks and more than 60 miles of paths and trails, make Fishers a choice location to live. Money Magazine placed Fishers on its Best 100 Places to Live list, making it one of only 10 American communities to earn its way onto the list for two consecutive years. Similarly, RelocateAmerica.com includes the town on its Top 100 Places to Live or Relocate list, and Grey House Publishing included it on America’s Top Rate Smaller Cities list.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools is a high-performing suburban school district serving approximately 15,000 students northeast of Indianapolis. Its reputation for challenging academic and excellent extra-curricular programs has helped make it the fastest growing school corporation in Indiana. Student enrollment has grown by as many as 1,200 students per year since 2000. At the same time, the corporation has accommodated new students by building modern, high-tech facilities at all grade levels.
City of Noblesville
Noblesville was founded in 1823 and is described as a “whole life community”, meaning it is a place where residents can do everything from raising a family to pursuing a career and more. Living in Noblesville provides residents with competitive housing rates, exceptional schools and a high quality of life. Just north of Indianapolis and the near north side, Noblesville offers easy access to the many amenities of Indianapolis without the hassle.
 Noblesville Schools serves approximately 8,300 students from Early Childhood through high school. Our district is located in the heart of Hamilton County, just northeast of Indianapolis. It serves most of the city of Noblesville and all of Noblesville Township. Areas of the city that extend into other townships are not a part of our district. Each of Noblesville's nine schools is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement. To be accredited, a school must meet NCA's standards, conduct a self-study, and adopt a model of continuous improvement that focuses on student performance. In the past two years, seven of the district's nine schools have been named Four Star Schools by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction.
City of Carmel
The City of Carmel is one of the fastest growing cities in Indiana. It is known for being a safe, family-oriented city with a genuine sense of community. Located just north of Indianapolis in Hamilton County, Carmel is a dynamic edge city with award-winning schools, thriving businesses and family-oriented neighborhoods. The city is committed to preserving its vitality through controlled expansion and prudent planning.
Carmel Clay Schools has a highly skilled staff, diversified opportunities and academic achievements that have made them a state leader. With their challenging curriculum, it is no surprise we received Indiana Chamber of Commerce 2004 “Best of the Best” high schools and are a recipient of the “What Parents Want” designation from SchoolMatch.
Geist Reservoir
 Located in Marion, Hamilton and Hancock counties in central Indiana, 12 miles northeast of Indianapolis, Geist Reservoir has a water area of 1,900 acres a maximum depth of 30 feet and an average depth of 11 feet. it is Indiana 's largest manmade lake, and second largest body of water, after Lake Wawasee. The Geist area is noteworthy for its wealthy and famous residents, especially the reservoir's shoreline inhabitants who include renowned professional sports figures, politicians, local media personalities, and businesspeople. Geist Reservoir offers the people of Indianapolis and Fishers the convenience of being close to Indianapolis with the ease of lakeside living.
Town of Westfield
Westfield is a thriving place to live and work, with big city appeal and small town charm. With a population of over 24,000, Westfield is a growing community located 20 miles north of Indianapolis in beautiful Hamilton County. Westfield’s economy is a successful mix of manufacturing, retailing, and other office and warehouse sites. Westfield has everything you're looking for in a safe and prosperous community where family traditions are valued.
The staff at Westfield Intermediate School believes that a school is both a community of persons sharing a strong purpose and a center of inquiry in which all persons (staff, students, parents, teachers, etc.) are constantly learning. As a community, we are focused on the education of each child and we believe that each child can learn and will grow through our shared caring. As a center of inquiry, we believe that today's work requires continuous enhancement of skills. Learning as a life long activity is celebrated and practiced daily by child and adult.
Town of Zionsville
On the northwestern fringe of Indianapolis, a mere twenty minutes from the downtown area, lies the quaint and quiet village of Zionsville. Zionsville is one of the few towns in the United States that has preserved its brick main street. Zionsville offers easy access to the services of a major metropolitan area, while maintaining its distinctive country village charm and quality of life.
Zionsville Community School Corporation is located in Eagle and Union Townships in Boone County, Indiana. All schools in ZCS have been designated "Four Star Schools" which means parents can count on excellence in learning and achievement for all students.
City of Indianapolis
 The nation's 13th largest city, Indianapolis, has gone through a dramatic revitalization and a stunning renaissance that makes it a different place than it was just a decade ago. Indy is the perfect balance of cosmopolitan style and small-town charm that makes it a successful destination for leisure travel, conventions and group tours, catering to more than 21 million visitors a year.
IPS offers more magnet and option programs than any other Indiana school system. Specialized services to meet the needs of all children. Vocational education training that offers hands-on experiences leading to post-high school careers. Alternative programming that helps students who are challenged in traditional classrooms find academic success. Highly trained teachers who are sought after by school systems throughout Marion County.
While IPS serves approximately 34,000 students, our goal is to provide individualized attention to each student, leading to increased student achievement and the elimination of achievement gaps district-wide.
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