SCHOOL

ANALYSIS Carmel Highschool

PROJECT
  Population in 2021: 100,777
 (100% urban, 0% rural).

Males: 48,318 (47.9%)

 Females: 52,459 (52.1%)

Median resident age: 41.6 years

COMMUNIT  Indiana median age: 38.2 years

Y 

Officers per 1,000 residents here: 1.24
Indiana average: 2.06

DEMOGRAP  Household:

HICS 

Carmel: $106,990
IN: $62,743
 Condo:
 Carmel: $391,300
 IN: $182,400
 rent in 2021
 $1,401.
 Residents living in poverty in 2021:
 3.4%
 Religious Centers
 42 total religious centers
 Carmel Clay Public Midtown Plaza
Museums
Library The Palladium
-Museum of Miniatures Lawn area with parks,
Big, newly renovated Center for Preforming games, Tv, live music, art,
-Childrens Art Gallery Library Across the street Arts etc.
-Monon Depot Museum from the Highschool

To whom are the

Monon Community amenities marketed?
Center Monon Greenway
Carmel City Center Everyone!
group fitness classes, Trail for Biking, walking,
-Big shopping center Although for some you do
track, fitness center, etc. throughout the town
waterpark, gym need a membership or pay
for a ticket

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

FOR PLAY AND RECREATION
 What businesses exist in the
community?
• Carmel's Meridian Street Corridor is
home to the second largest
concentration of office workers in the
state of Indiana.
• home to more than 80 corporate
headquarters
BUSINESS CLIMATE
Restaurants
• Mix between chain and local
restaurants
• Chains: Chick-fil-a, Five Guys,
McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy’s,
Chipotle, etc.
• Local: Bru Burger Bar, Convivio, The
Pint Room, Bub’s Burgers and Ice-
cream, Crafters Pizza, Divvy, etc.
Sponsorships of the school: Non-profits and NGOs
• Indianapolis Metro North Home Living • lots of non-profits exist in the
Team community
• Valeo • Commission for higher education
(CHE)
• For the Love Homes
• Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton
• Good year
County
• Cooper Tires
• Fountains of Hope International
• Napleton Automotive Group
• United way economic relief fund
• Peterman Brothers
• Great American Songbook Foundation
 BOARD MEMBERS

•Boards Main Goals:

• 1. Set goals and establish policy
2. Recruit, hire, and evaluate the superintendent
• Always operates within the "Open Door Law"

Louise Jackson Katie Browning Kristin Kouka Jennifer Nelson- Greg Brown
Vice President President Member Williams Member
At Large Seat At Large Seat District 1 Seat Secretary District 3 Seat
District 2 Seat
  Carmel Clay District has…
 11 Elementary Schools
 3 middle schools

WHERE DO 
 1 high school
Additionally, there are 12 private school options in Carmel
PEOPLE LIVE?  Carmel has an outstanding public school system and nearby private school options

HOW DOES
 All Carmel residents are in the Carmel Clay School System.

THIS
INFLUENCE Huntington Learning Center,

Tons of tutoring
THE SCHOOLS’
Sylvan Learning Center,
Mathnasuim, Kumon Math and
reading Center of Carmel,
centers!
KIDS ATTEND?
Hoosier Tutor, Linder Learning
Center, etc.

The Art Lab, The Carmel Arts

Council Children’s Art Gallery,
Art Centers: MyArt Carmel, Carmel Art
Education Studio, Kuaba
Gallery, etc.
  Population of the school: 5327

 Carmel Clay District has…

 11 Elementary Schools
 3 middle schools
 1 high school
SCHOOL  Additionally, there are 12 private school options in Carmel

DEMOGRAPHIC  Test scores and grades

AND Attendance : 57.2%
SAT Performance: 1153
ACHIEVEMENT College and Career Coursework: 77.1%

DATA Graduation Rate with Waivers: 96.4%

Graduation Rate Excluding Waivers: 93.4%
Placed in top 1% of schools in Indiana for overall test scores for the
2020-21 school year.

 School Improvement Plan

1. Deepen teacher understanding on meeting the needs of all
students.
2. Implementation of school-wide reassessment policy
3. Foster a sense of belonging among all students at CHS.
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS
Diversity
Gender Distribution White
Female: 50% 4.3
3.6
Asian
Male: 50% 6.2 Hispanic
Two or More Races
Math Proficiency: Black
Carmel: 77% 15.3 Native Hawaiian
IN average: 36%

Reading/Language Arts Proficiency:

Carmel: 90% 70.3
IN average: 43%
 Courses Offered
39 IB Courses
35 AP Courses
25 dual credit courses,
8 “Project Lead the Way” courses
7 Advanced College Project
courses
Clubs
-Currently 133
-Open for anyone to join, or create a
club
-Active minds, Academic super bowl,
Best buddies, biology club, book
nook, chess club, creative writing,
data science and statistics, deep
learning club, jiu jitsu, math club,
physics club, etc.
TYPE OF CURRICULAR CHOICE OFFERED AND TO
WHOM?
AP
- English (4), Math (3), World
Language (5), Science (5), Social
Studies (9), Fine Arts (4),
Computer Science (2)
-Anyone may take as long as you
register
Multilingual Learners (MLL)
The Carmel Clay Schools K-12)
serves 500+ students. 100+ languages
from over 80 countries.
Once a student becomes fluent in
basic communication skills and
academic language, they are exited
from the program.
IB Program
-Language and Literature,
Language and acquisition,
Individuals and societies,
Science, Mathematics, and The
Arts
-Any Junior or Senior, if they
register
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior,
Senior
Semesters block-eight schedule of
four 90-minute periods
Late start every other Wednesday
  Per student expenditure
 $167
 Below average compared to Indiana average

 Free and/or reduced lunch
 10.2%

SCHOOL
 8% Free Lunch
 2.2% Reduced Lunch
 $0.40

FINANCES  School district operating budget?

 Dept Service Fund - $32M
 Operating Fund - $28M
 Safety Referendum - $6M
 Operating Referendum $25M
 Education Fund $118M

 340 teachers, administrators and counselors.

Student to teacher ratio of 17:1

 Community impact the school financial forecast?

 second lowest per pupil funded school district in the state, the district is
fortunate to have strong community support through voter approved
referendums.
 •Vision – Carmel High School will provide opportunities for all
students to realize their potential in an ever-changing world.
•Mission – Every Student, Every Day, Every Class
•Motto - "Together We Achieve.

•Carmel is all about the students and giving them the best
SCHOOL opportunity possible
PURPOSE/  School Improvement Plan
PHILOSOPHY
 Deepen teacher understanding on meeting the needs of all students.
 Implementation of school-wide reassessment policy
 Foster a sense of belonging among all students at CHS.
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