Crossroads Elementary

Founded in 1965 as a ministry of what is now Parkside Bible Church, Bethesda Christian School serves Brownsburg and west Indianapolis from preschool through 12th grade. Our preschool takes three- and four-year-olds, elementary covers kindergarten through fourth grade, middle school runs grades 5 to 8, and high school grades 9 to 12. We share building space and grounds with Parkside, and we hold dual accreditation from ACSI and Cognia. We do not run a full special education program, but we support students with mild learning differences such as dyslexia, ADHD and dysgraphia. Our learning specialists provide classroom accommodations and one-on-one or small-group pull-out help based on a student's service plan, and speech and occupational therapy are available on a limited basis through Brownsburg Community School Corporation. Our Patriots compete through the IHSAA in cross country, soccer, volleyball, basketball, bowling, cheerleading, baseball, golf and softball, and fine arts include music, theatre and visual arts. PK through 5th graders can arrive for before care at 7:00 a.m., and PK through 8th graders can stay in after care as late as 5:45 p.m. Families can use Indiana Choice Scholarships, SGO scholarships and a multi-child discount.

Brownsburg Early Childhood Center is the public preschool of Brownsburg Community School Corporation. It serves children from age 3, including students who receive special education services and fee-based general education preschool seats. Children can start the week of their third birthday. Classrooms vary by support level. A standard special education classroom holds up to 18 children with one licensed teacher and one support staff member. An intensive classroom holds up to 10 with one licensed teacher and one or two support staff. Children with IEPs can also be served in a general education classroom. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus school therapist services, can be integrated into class or delivered as weekly walk-in appointments. Lessons follow the Indiana Early Learning Foundations, with Handwriting Without Tears, Everyday Math, and We Thinkers. Morning sessions run 8:45 to 11:30 and afternoon sessions 12:55 to 3:40 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, with shorter Wednesday hours. Special education evaluation is free under Article 7. IEP-specified preschool days and required transportation are covered; extra days are tuition-based.

Eagle Elementary School is dedicated to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment for students with diverse learning needs, particularly those aged 5 to 11 who may face challenges such as language-based learning disabilities or are classified as twice-exceptional. The school's core mission is to empower each child through tailored educational programs and therapeutic methodologies that address their unique strengths and challenges. With a strong emphasis on individualized instruction, Eagle Elementary employs a low student-teacher ratio, ensuring that every child receives the attention and support necessary for their academic and social development. The school also values strong partnerships with families, encouraging active participation in the educational process through events like Fall Family Night and ongoing parent support group meetings. Unique features of Eagle Elementary include specialized facilities designed to enhance learning experiences, as well as a commitment to continuous improvement in special education leadership. This holistic approach not only addresses academic growth but also fosters a sense of community among students, families, and educators alike.