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Gentry Receives $40,000 Gift to Support Literacy from Dollar General

On Friday morning, October 25, 2013, Gentry High School was pleasantly surprised to receive a donation of $40,000 from Dollar General to support literacy and to launch a Reading Revolution within the school.  These funds will be used to increase test scores, to expand the library collection, to develop engaging literacy programs, and to inspire a love for reading.  Gentry and the Indianola School District are thankful to Dollar General for this generous gift that will benefit students for years to come. 
 
From Left to Right:  Chris Snow, Mario Tort, Gared Watkins, Amelia Wilson & Keenan DavisGentry.jpg

 

 2013 Children First Annual Report

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2013 User Guide

         

The Indianola School District seeks to create a work environment free of unlawful harassment and discrimination. 

At no time will we permit discrimination toward an employee because of age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, or for any other unlawful reason.  We believe that both the Indianola School District and its individual employees should be first-class citizens.  We seek to fulfill our obligations toward our students and toward the community in which we work. We encourage our employees to play a positive role whether in school or community endeavors.

The Indianola School District must always use its best effort and judgment. If employees use their best effort and judgment, we believe that the District can acheive a level of performance that will provide students with a solid educational background and a sense of pride.

Working for the Success of Every Child.

 

Mission:       

The mission of the Indianola School District is to focus the energies of our schools, community, and parents on successfully educating all students so that they will become productive citizens in a global society.

                          Vision: 

All students will experience success by graduating college-ready by 2015.