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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.
Has it been determined what will happen to the current Sidener Building next to Glendale?