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Excellence in Leading and Learning Award

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North Liberty Elementary 6th Grade teacher Emily Batton was recognized by the Indiana Department of Education on September 9, 2022 at the first Indiana Educational Excellence Awards Gala.  


Emily was given the Excellence in Leading and Learning Award for earning the most professional growth points through the Indiana Learning Lab.  This state recognition for her personal efforts included a check for $5,000.  In total, the Department of Education awarded up to $4.6 million to individuals and school corporations across the state.  


“Indiana’s educators bring passion and energy to classrooms across the state - and it’s important that we celebrate them with that same passion and energy,” said Dr. Katie Jenner, Indiana Secretary of Education. 


“I am very honored and humbled to have received the Excellence in Leading and Learning Award from the Indiana Department of Education. The IN Learning Lab invigorated my enthusiasm for teaching through its outstanding course content. I love being an educator and feel passionate about my commitment to always improving myself,” said Emily Batton.  

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2022 Homecoming Friday

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Welcome back to School

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Registration Information

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John Glenn School Corporation is opening online registration on Wednesday, July 20th.

In-Person Registration will be Tuesday, July 26th from 3PM-7PM at John Glenn High School.

Click here for Kindergarten/New Student Registration Information
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Richard Reese 1955-2022

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If you have not already heard, I am very sorry to share that Richard Reese, retired Superintendent of John Glenn Schools, passed away unexpectedly on May 31, 2022.

Mr. Reese grew up in Tyner, IN. He was a John Glenn High School graduate and loved playing baseball and basketball for John Glenn High School. After college, Dick was a teacher in both Chester and Knox Schools, before he returned home to John Glenn as the principal of Urey Middle School. He served over twenty years as the principal of Urey before becoming the John Glenn School Corporation Superintendent. His tenure ran for almost 15 years. Mr. Reese was a true advocate for public education

and community service throughout his 40-plus-year career in education and into his retirement. 

Review a Letter to the JG Community from Dr. Winchell (dated June 2, 2022)

Richard M. Reese Obituary at Rannells with Tributes and Memorials.

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Marshall County Promise

The Marshall County Promise is a 529 College Savings Program designed to build hope and tangible assets for the future.  Visit the website here and watch the video below. 

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JGSC is Clean Air Award Winner

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John Glenn School Corporation has been awarded the 2021 Partners for Clean Air Award.  This is for showing leadership in clean energy and energy efficiency with the North Liberty Elementary Solar Field Project.

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