Crossroads Elementary

Bethesda Christian School has been a cornerstone of the Brownsburg and West Indianapolis community for over 50 years, dedicated to nurturing students spiritually and academically. Serving children from preschool through high school, the school offers a supportive environment for those with diverse learning needs, including language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. The core mission of Bethesda emphasizes excellence in education grounded in Biblical truth, fostering not only academic growth but also a strong Christian worldview that empowers students to make a positive impact in the world. The educational approach at Bethesda is comprehensive, integrating foundational concepts in early literacy and numeracy for preschoolers, while progressively challenging elementary students with rigorous academics and Biblical applications. Middle schoolers solidify their understanding of a Christian worldview alongside academic excellence, preparing them for high school where they engage deeply with both advanced coursework and the practical application of faith in various aspects of life. What sets Bethesda apart is its commitment to low student-teacher ratios, allowing for personalized attention that enhances learning experiences. Strong family partnerships are cultivated through community events and active involvement opportunities, ensuring that parents feel connected and supported throughout their child's educational journey. This unique blend of academic rigor, spiritual development, and community engagement makes Bethesda Christian School an exceptional choice for families seeking a holistic educational experience for their children.

Brownsburg Early Childhood Center is the public preschool of Brownsburg Community School Corporation, serving children from age 3 with early intervention and special education services alongside fee-based general education preschool places. Its commitment is hands-on, engaging learning experiences that lay the best possible foundation for the whole child. Classrooms are built around how much support a child needs. A standard special-education classroom holds up to 18 children with one licensed teacher and one support staff member, while 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 setting. Speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and school therapist services are integrated into the program, and walk-in services are available. Lessons follow the Indiana Early Learning Foundation Standards, supplemented by Handwriting Without Tears for literacy, Everyday Math, and the We Thinkers social-emotional curriculum. Morning sessions run 8:45 to 11:30 and afternoon sessions 12:55 to 3:40 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, with shortened hours on Wednesday. Children can start the week of their third birthday. The special education evaluation is free under Article 7, and bus transportation is covered for the days specified in a child's IEP.

Brownsburg West Middle School is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for students, particularly those with unique learning needs. Serving a diverse population, the school focuses on students who may have language-based learning disabilities or are twice-exceptional, ensuring that each child receives the tailored support they require to thrive. The school employs innovative educational methodologies and therapeutic programs designed to engage students at their individual levels, promoting both academic success and personal growth. With a commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, Brownsburg West Middle School emphasizes strong partnerships with families, recognizing the vital role that home support plays in a child's education. Additionally, the school is characterized by its specialized facilities and community events that foster collaboration and connection among students, parents, and staff. This holistic approach not only enhances the educational experience but also cultivates a sense of belonging within the school community.