IPS begins demolition of Joyce Kilmer School 69 to make way for new Sidener Academy

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2 thoughts on “IPS begins demolition of Joyce Kilmer School 69 to make way for new Sidener Academy

  1. Sidener has needed a larger building for years. While the rest of IPS enrollment is decreasing, Sidener always has a waiting list of kids wanting to enroll. My son went there from 3rd-8th grade and I am so grateful for the teachers and IEP (Mr. Henney), that worked there. Each person I encountered loved and gave 100% to the kids. The teachers go for extra training to learn how to teach gifted and 2E (twice exceptional) kids. Meaning kids who are gifted and have a learning disability which includes ADHD. The school trained me on what 2E was and how to help my son.

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