👻MATH-OR-TREAT ON THE RES BLACKTOP! 🎃

Join us for Title I Math Family Night at Rockville Elementary School on October 28 from 5:00–6:30 PM!

We are looking forward to constructing a great family night together at RES! Bring the whole family for an evening filled with fun, learning, and Halloween excitement!

Entry Instructions: Please enter on foot through the gates on Shadeland to sign in and begin the fun! You will enter the Book Fair from the blacktop.

We can’t wait to see our RES families for a spooktacular evening of math and memories!
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A Halloween-themed flyer for Rockville Elementary School announces “Math-or-Treat on the RES Blacktop” for Title I Math Family Night on October 28 from 5:00–6:30 p.m. The flyer has a cream background with a dark border decorated with friendly gray ghosts, spiderwebs, black spiders, and bats. In the center is a cartoon illustration of smiling ghosts and orange pumpkins. The event invites families to enjoy math games, costumes, prizes, popcorn, and family time. Directions state that visitors should enter on foot through the gates on Shadeland to sign in and begin the fun, and that the Book Fair will be entered from the blacktop.
Introducing Mrs. VanDeusen's Character Builders that will be nominated "Builder of the Week" every other Friday. These students were nominated by our teachers and were nominated because they have a growth mindset: I pay attention, manage distractions, use helpful thoughts, set goals, and practice to improve! Keep up the good work kiddos!

Westynn Shaffer, Adalynn Musall, Holden Powell, Andrew Foxworthy, Barrett Hill, Everleigh Griffiths, Waylon Barker, Remi Abner, Rhett Noerenberg, Tad Hester, Raylan Mager, Corrine Secuskie , Bryson Joy
Braelynn Lods, Deacon Lear, Reed Allen, Ben Laney, Jessa Gooch and
Madison Hunter
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Mrs. VanDeusen's Character Builder Award winners for October 23, pose for a photo in front of the hand made construction worker background.
Employment Opportunities
October 26, 2026
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
North Central Parke Community School Corporation (NCPC) Employment Opportunities flyer dated October 26, 2026. The design features a black header with large white text reading “Employment Opportunities,” a white background, and the NCPC logo in the upper-right corner. Under the heading “Open Positions,” the flyer lists the following openings: - NCPC: Bus Driver (AM and PM routes; CDL required), Mid-Bus Driver (daily routes; no CDL required), Maintenance Technician/Custodian, and Substitute Teacher. - Turkey Run Elementary School (TRES): Two temporary Elementary Teacher positions, both beginning January 4, 2027. One ends March 18, 2027, and the other ends May 27, 2027. - Rockville Elementary School (RES): Temporary Elementary Teacher position from February 22, 2026, through May 27, 2027. - Parke Heritage High School (PHHS): Varsity Boys Assistant Wrestling Coach. - Parke Heritage Middle School (PHMS): Two Instructional Assistant positions, 5.75 hours daily; American Sign Language Facilitator; Softball Coach; and 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball Coach. The flyer uses bold black text for the job listings and a large, bold date in the lower-right corner.
Parke Heritage High School students are nominated by staff members to receive the Wolf Award. Basis for this award include integrity, responsibility, communication, collaboration, reliability, creativity, 21st Century skills, accountability, and good character.
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A Wolf Award recognition graphic featuring Daylen Hein, who is pictured holding his certificate in front of a wall of school spirit shirts. The design has a black background with gold wave accents, a gold circular photo frame, and a ribbon displaying his name. On the right, a wolf mascot holds a gold trophy beneath the large gold heading “Wolf Award.” The accompanying text recognizes Daylen for serving as a staff assistant, helping grade biology homework, providing detailed feedback, and maintaining a positive attitude.
A Wolf Award recognition graphic featuring Emelia Chapman, who is pictured smiling and holding her award certificate while wearing a light green sweatshirt. The design includes a black background with gold wave accents, a gold circular photo frame, and a gold ribbon displaying her name. A wolf mascot holding a gold trophy appears on the right beneath the gold heading “Wolf Award.” The accompanying text praises Emelia for being a hardworking student who is polite, positive toward staff and fellow students, and prepared to participate in class discussions.
A Wolf Award recognition graphic featuring Jenna Newnum, who is pictured wearing a light-colored sweatshirt and holding her award certificate in front of a wall of school spirit shirts. The design features a black background with flowing gold accents, a gold circular photo frame, and a gold ribbon displaying her name. A wolf mascot holding a gold trophy stands on the right beneath the gold heading “Wolf Award.” The accompanying text recognizes Jenna for working hard to improve her classroom and athletic skills, demonstrating commitment and dedication to her team, and having a bright future.
A Wolf Award recognition graphic featuring Mikey Clocksin, who is pictured wearing a green hoodie and a baseball cap while holding his award certificate. The design has a black background with gold wave accents, a gold circular photo frame, and a gold ribbon displaying his name. A wolf mascot holding a gold trophy appears on the right beneath the gold heading “Wolf Award.” The accompanying text praises Mikey for improving his performance, completing assignments on time, taking responsibility for his grades, and demonstrating noticeable growth throughout the school year.
SCHEDULED 2-HOUR DELAY TOMORROW
October 28, 2026

All North Central Parke Schools will be operating on a scheduled 2-hour delay.

All schools will begin 2 hours later than their normal start time. There will be no early drop off for preschoolers on 2 hour delay days. All preschoolers can be dropped off at the front door (doors open at 9:45.)
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Black graphic with white wording stating: SCHEDULED 2-HOUR DELAY TOMORROW September 30, 2026 All North Central Parke Schools will be operating on a scheduled 2-hour delay. All schools will begin 2 hours later than their normal start time. There will be no early drop off for preschoolers on 2 hour delay days. All preschoolers can be dropped off at the front door (doors open at 9:45.)
🎃 TRACK OR TREAT TOMORROW! 👻

Join the PHHS Interact Club for a fun evening of games, treats, and prizes! No tricks, just Halloween fun!

October 28, 2026
6:00–7:30 PM
Parke Heritage High School

Enter through the PHHS main doors.

We can’t wait to see you there! 🎃👻
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A square Halloween-themed flyer with an orange, black, and white color scheme. The headline reads “You’re Invited to Track or Treat,” hosted by the PHHS Interact Club. The graphic features an orange “BOO” banner, a smiling jack-o’-lantern, a friendly ghost, bats, stars, a dancing skeleton, and a spiderweb. Text reads, “No tricks! Just games, treats, and prizes!” The event will take place on October 28, 2026, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. at Parke Heritage High School. Enter through the PHHS main doors.
✨TEAM TUESDAY✨

It’s time for another Team Tuesday!

Behind every great school is a team of dedicated people who make a difference in the lives of our students every single day. From our classrooms to our offices, cafeterias, and beyond, our staff members work together to create a positive environment where students can learn, grow, and succeed.

Join us as we continue to spotlight the amazing people who make North Central Parke Community School Corporation special!
6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Team Tuesday spotlight featuring Jessica Overpeck, the Rockville Elementary School nurse. The graphic has a black chalkboard-style background with white text, her portrait, and the Rockville Elementary School logo. Jessica has served as the school nurse for five years and previously volunteered in classrooms. She attended Indiana State University and enjoys traveling, spending time outdoors, and making memories with her three boys. A fun fact highlights her goal of visiting all 50 states; she has visited 49 so far.
Team Tuesday spotlight featuring Dalyn Musall, a 5th Grade teacher at Turkey Run Elementary School. The graphic has a black chalkboard-style background with white text, her portrait, and the Turkey Run Elementary School mascot. Dalyn teaches first-grade math and reading and has been part of the school community for five and a half years. She attended Indiana State University and enjoys helping students develop their skills and build a strong foundation in learning. Outside the classroom, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, especially taking her children on RZR rides. Her fun fact highlights her travels to Spain, Italy, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Jamaica.
Team Tuesday spotlight featuring Adele Berry, the Parke Heritage High School nurse. The graphic uses a black chalkboard-style background with white text, her portrait, and the Parke Heritage wolf logo. Adele has been part of the school team for approximately five years and studied nursing at Indiana State University. She enjoys spending time with family, walking, swimming, and playing pickleball. Her fun fact shares that she adores dogs and most animals.
Meet Your Teacher graphic introducing Morgan Myers, a 6th Grade English Language Arts teacher. The design features her portrait, a green and white Isibindi house section with the house symbol and values, and information about her family, favorite things, hobbies, and contact information. Morgan enjoys coffee, teal and aqua colors, Taylor Swift, Christian music, 2000s music, the Harry Potter series, and spending time with friends and family. She is married to Cody, has a son named Dean, attended Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and is beginning her fourth year at Parke Heritage Middle School. Her school email and phone number are included on the graphic.

🌟 Rockville Elementary Fundraiser Delivery Today 🌟

Rockville Elementary fundraiser orders will be available for pickup on Tuesday, October 27!

Pickup at the elementary: 3:15–6:00 PM
Orders will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon.

Money is due Tuesday, November 3.

Thank you for supporting Rockville Elementary!

6 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A square fundraiser announcement for Rockville Elementary with a black-and-white cow-print header and bold yellow, black, blue, and pink lettering on a lined notebook-paper background. The headline reads, “Delivery Time! Your Fundraiser Product Is In!” The delivery date is Tuesday, October 27. Pickup will be available at the elementary school from 3:15–6:00 p.m. Items will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon. Payment is due Tuesday, November 3. The bottom of the graphic features a colorful illustration of a school building, a yellow delivery truck, green trees, and a roadway.

🌟 Rockville Elementary Fundraiser Delivery Tomorrow 🌟

Rockville Elementary fundraiser orders will be available for pickup on Tuesday, October 27!

Pickup at the elementary: 3:15–6:00 PM
Orders will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon.

Money is due Tuesday, November 3.

Thank you for supporting Rockville Elementary!

7 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A square fundraiser announcement for Rockville Elementary with a black-and-white cow-print header and bold yellow, black, blue, and pink lettering on a lined notebook-paper background. The headline reads, “Delivery Time! Your Fundraiser Product Is In!” The delivery date is Tuesday, October 27. Pickup will be available at the elementary school from 3:15–6:00 p.m. Items will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon. Payment is due Tuesday, November 3. The bottom of the graphic features a colorful illustration of a school building, a yellow delivery truck, green trees, and a roadway.
🎗️Parke Heritage Middle School🎗️
RED RIBBON WEEK IS COMING!

Let’s stand together to celebrate living a healthy, drug-free life! Join us for a week of fun spirit days as we show our commitment to being drug-free!

🎀Red Ribbon Week Spirit Days:

Monday – Sock It to Drugs!
Wear your CRAZY socks!

Tuesday – Follow Your Dreams!
Wear school-appropriate pajamas!

Wednesday – Better Together, Drug Free!
Wear your “house” colors!

Thursday – Put a Cap on Drugs!
Wear a fun hat!

Friday – Scare Away Drugs!
Wear a school-appropriate costume!

Let’s make it a fun week while reminding everyone that we are stronger together and committed to making healthy choices!
8 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A colorful Red Ribbon Week spirit day poster with a large red title at the top and five pastel-colored panels outlining the daily themes. Monday is “Sock It to Drugs!” and encourages students to wear crazy socks. Tuesday is “Follow Your Dreams!” and encourages students to wear school-appropriate pajamas. Wednesday is “Better Together, Drug Free!” and asks students to wear their house colors. Thursday is “Put a Cap on Drugs!” and encourages students to wear a fun hat. Friday is “Scare Away Drugs!” and asks students to wear a school-appropriate costume. Each panel includes a matching illustration, such as colorful socks, pajamas, shirts in different colors, a baseball cap, and Halloween costumes. The poster promotes making healthy choices and living a drug-free life.
TURKEY RUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CELEBRATES RED RIBBON SPIRIT WEEK
October 26–30!

Let’s stand together for a healthy, drug-free future! Join us each day as we show our spirit, spread positivity, and make choices that lead to a bright future.

Wear Red & Stand Together
Your Future Is Bright
Team Up Against Drugs
Be Comfortable Being Yourself
Say BOO to Drugs

Let’s make it a great week and show our commitment to living drug-free!
8 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Red Ribbon Spirit Week will take place October 26–30. The graphic lists the daily themes and clothing suggestions: - Monday, October 26 – Wear Red & Stand Together: Wear red to show a commitment to a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. - Tuesday, October 27 – Your Future Is Bright: Wear bright colors and/or sunglasses. - Wednesday, October 28 – Team Up Against Drugs: Wear your favorite sports team apparel or Turkey Run/Parke Heritage gear. - Thursday, October 29 – Be Comfortable Being Yourself: Wear pajamas or comfortable clothing. - Friday, October 30 – Say BOO to Drugs: Wear a school-appropriate Halloween costume. No masks or face paint are allowed. The graphic features red awareness ribbons at the top and colorful illustrations representing each day’s theme.
🎗️Rockville Elementary School🎗️
RED RIBBON WEEK | October 26–30

Let’s celebrate Red Ribbon Week by showing our commitment to being drug-free! Each day brings a new theme, so join in the fun and show your spirit!

Dress-Up Days:
Monday: “REDy” to Be Drug-Free — Wear red!
Tuesday: Dream Big, Stay Drug-Free — Wear your pajamas!
Wednesday: Too Bright for Drugs! — Wear neon or bright colors!
Thursday: Dress for Success, Say No to Drugs — Wear your favorite school gear or dress your best!
Friday: Drugs Are Out of Character — Dress as your favorite book character!

Let’s make it a fun week while reminding everyone of the importance of making healthy, drug-free choices!
8 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A Red Ribbon Week flyer for October 26–30 featuring a fall theme with red, orange, and yellow colors, autumn leaves, a crescent moon, a pumpkin, a stack of books, and a drug-free symbol. The flyer lists daily dress-up themes: Monday, “REDy” to Be Drug-Free — wear red; Tuesday, Dream Big, Stay Drug-Free — wear pajamas; Wednesday, Too Bright for Drugs! — wear neon or bright colors; Thursday, Dress for Success, Say No to Drugs — wear favorite school gear or dress your best; and Friday, Drugs Are Out of Character — dress as a favorite book character. The flyer encourages students to participate in Red Ribbon Week and make healthy, drug-free choices.

🎗️Rockville Elementary School🎗️

RED RIBBON WEEK | October 26–30

Let’s celebrate Red Ribbon Week by showing our commitment to being drug-free! Each day brings a new theme, so join in the fun and show your spirit!

Dress-Up Days:
Monday: “REDy” to Be Drug-Free — Wear red!
Tuesday: Dream Big, Stay Drug-Free — Wear your pajamas!
Wednesday: Too Bright for Drugs! — Wear neon or bright colors!
Thursday: Dress for Success, Say No to Drugs — Wear your favorite school gear or dress your best!
Friday: Drugs Are Out of Character — Dress as your favorite book character!

Let’s make it a fun week while reminding everyone of the importance of making healthy, drug-free choices!

10 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A Red Ribbon Week flyer for October 26–30 featuring a fall theme with red, orange, and yellow colors, autumn leaves, a crescent moon, a pumpkin, a stack of books, and a drug-free symbol. The flyer lists daily dress-up themes: Monday, “REDy” to Be Drug-Free — wear red; Tuesday, Dream Big, Stay Drug-Free — wear pajamas; Wednesday, Too Bright for Drugs! — wear neon or bright colors; Thursday, Dress for Success, Say No to Drugs — wear favorite school gear or dress your best; and Friday, Drugs Are Out of Character — dress as a favorite book character. The flyer encourages students to participate in Red Ribbon Week and make healthy, drug-free choices.
🎗️Parke Heritage Middle School🎗️
RED RIBBON WEEK IS COMING!

Let’s stand together to celebrate living a healthy, drug-free life! Join us for a week of fun spirit days as we show our commitment to being drug-free!

🎀Red Ribbon Week Spirit Days:

Monday – Sock It to Drugs!
Wear your CRAZY socks!

Tuesday – Follow Your Dreams!
Wear school-appropriate pajamas!

Wednesday – Better Together, Drug Free!
Wear your “house” colors!

Thursday – Put a Cap on Drugs!
Wear a fun hat!

Friday – Scare Away Drugs!
Wear a school-appropriate costume!

Let’s make it a fun week while reminding everyone that we are stronger together and committed to making healthy choices!
10 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A colorful Red Ribbon Week spirit day poster with a large red title at the top and five pastel-colored panels outlining the daily themes. Monday is “Sock It to Drugs!” and encourages students to wear crazy socks. Tuesday is “Follow Your Dreams!” and encourages students to wear school-appropriate pajamas. Wednesday is “Better Together, Drug Free!” and asks students to wear their house colors. Thursday is “Put a Cap on Drugs!” and encourages students to wear a fun hat. Friday is “Scare Away Drugs!” and asks students to wear a school-appropriate costume. Each panel includes a matching illustration, such as colorful socks, pajamas, shirts in different colors, a baseball cap, and Halloween costumes. The poster promotes making healthy choices and living a drug-free life.

🎗️Turkey Run Elementary🎗️
CELEBRATES RED RIBBON SPIRIT WEEK
October 26–30!

Let’s stand together for a healthy, drug-free future! Join us each day as we show our spirit, spread positivity, and make choices that lead to a bright future.

Wear Red & Stand Together
Your Future Is Bright
Team Up Against Drugs
Be Comfortable Being Yourself
Say BOO to Drugs

Let’s make it a great week and show our commitment to living drug-free!

10 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Red Ribbon Spirit Week will take place October 26–30. The graphic lists the daily themes and clothing suggestions: - Monday, October 26 – Wear Red & Stand Together: Wear red to show a commitment to a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. - Tuesday, October 27 – Your Future Is Bright: Wear bright colors and/or sunglasses. - Wednesday, October 28 – Team Up Against Drugs: Wear your favorite sports team apparel or Turkey Run/Parke Heritage gear. - Thursday, October 29 – Be Comfortable Being Yourself: Wear pajamas or comfortable clothing. - Friday, October 30 – Say BOO to Drugs: Wear a school-appropriate Halloween costume. No masks or face paint are allowed. The graphic features red awareness ribbons at the top and colorful illustrations representing each day’s theme.

👻🎃TRES Life Skills Class-Spooky Sensory Bins! 🕷️🦇

Learning is extra fun when it gets a little spooky! 👀 Our little learners are exploring spooky sensory bins filled with fun Halloween-themed textures, colors, and surprises!

Fine Motor Skills: Picking up small items, using scoops, and transferring objects helps strengthen little hands and fingers.

Learning Through Play: Builds hand-eye coordination, problem-solving skills, and creativity while engaging the senses!

Who knew learning could be so SPOOK-tacular?! 🧡🖤

10 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Student at his desk holding his play-doh spider.
A student at her desk working on her play-doh creature.
Photo of an art box filled with orange and black beads, plastic eyeballs, black and brown pipe cleaners, and brown play-doh.
Photo of the life skills class at their desks, doing hands on learning with their play-doh.
Photo of a play-doh spider made by a student.
Photo of a childs hands with their orange creature made out of play-doh.

🌟 Rockville Elementary Fundraiser Delivery Next Week 🌟

Rockville Elementary fundraiser orders will be available for pickup on Tuesday, October 27!

Pickup at the elementary: 3:15–6:00 PM
Orders will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon.

Money is due Tuesday, November 3.

Thank you for supporting Rockville Elementary!

11 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
A square fundraiser announcement for Rockville Elementary with a black-and-white cow-print header and bold yellow, black, blue, and pink lettering on a lined notebook-paper background. The headline reads, “Delivery Time! Your Fundraiser Product Is In!” The delivery date is Tuesday, October 27. Pickup will be available at the elementary school from 3:15–6:00 p.m. Items will also be sent home with car riders who are at pickup that afternoon. Payment is due Tuesday, November 3. The bottom of the graphic features a colorful illustration of a school building, a yellow delivery truck, green trees, and a roadway.
Employment Opportunities
October 22, 2026
11 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Graphic titled “Employment Opportunities” for North Central Parke Community School Corporation (NCPC), dated October 22, 2026. The graphic has a black-and-white design with the NCPC logo in the upper-right portion of the white section. The graphic lists the following open positions: - NCPC: Bus Driver (AM and PM route; CDL required), Mid-Bus Driver (daily routes; no CDL required), and Maintenance Technician/Custodian. - TRES: Two temporary Elementary Teacher positions, one running January 4 through March 18, 2027, and the other running January 4 through May 27, 2027. - PHHS: Varsity Boys Assistant Wrestling Coach. - PHMS: Two Instructional Assistants (5.75 hours daily), American Sign Language Facilitator, Softball Coach, and 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball Coach.
🌟Turkey Run Elementary Fundraiser Top Sellers🌟

At the Turkey Run Elementary morning meeting, the Top Seller award for our Popcorn and Trash Bag Fundraiser were announced! This year, for the second year in a row, our Top Sellers are Parker and Tanner Earley!

Congratulations and Great Job to all of the kiddos that participated!!!
11 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Parker and Tanner Earley stand by the principal at the podium to receive their prize for the top sellers of this years fundraiser.
Parker and Tanner Earley pose for a photo with their prize for winning the top seller award in this years fundraiser.
🌟 Rockville Elementary Texas Roadhouse Fundraiser! 🌟

Help support our Grades 3–5 Fine Arts Day by purchasing delicious Texas Roadhouse rolls and cinnamon honey butter!

Dozen Rolls: $8
Cinnamon Honey Butter: $4
Gift cards are also available!

Orders and money are due Wednesday, November 4.

Pickup: Friday, November 20, from 3:30–5:00 PM in the cafeteria.

Thank you for supporting our students and helping make Fine Arts Day a success!
11 days ago, North Central Parke Schools
Rockville Elementary Fine Arts Day Texas Roadhouse fundraiser flyer with a tan background, decorative brown borders, and illustrations of a red jar of honey butter and three golden-brown rolls. The fundraiser is for students in grades 3–5. Orders and payment are due Wednesday, November 4. Pickup is Friday, November 20, from 3:30–5:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. A dozen rolls cost $8, cinnamon honey butter costs $4, and gift cards are also available for purchase.