Edison School of the Arts in Indianapolis is hosting an open house on Tuesday evening to showcase its unique arts integration curriculum to families interested in enrolling their students. The school uses art to teach core subjects like math, science, and English, allowing students to express their knowledge creatively. The OneMatch Lottery enrollment deadline for Indianapolis Public Schools is approaching on April 18, with the second round closing. The school serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade in Zones 3 and 4 of IPS. CEO Dr. Michelle Brittain-Watts and Principal Amy Berns are excited to share the school’s offerings with the community and highlight the impact of arts integration on student academics.
Teachers at Edison School of the Arts, such as first-grade teacher Maura Renzi and PE teacher Rashaan Carson, use innovative methods like tableaus and Drumtastic classes to enhance learning experiences for students. The school also provides access to facilities like a dance studio, black box theater, and digital design lab. The open house on Tuesday will provide families with the opportunity to tour the school and learn more about the unique curriculum and programs offered.
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