November 2016
USTANG EXPRESS
Corporation Monthly Newsletter for the School Town of Munster
Being Thankful
Dr. Jeff Hendrix
Superintendent
In this issue:
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“Caught with
Character”
Program
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Red Ribbon
Weekt
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Demonstrating
Outstanding
Citizenship
Projects
As the leaves turn, and the weather gets to be a little colder, and the holiday
season approaches, I like to take time to reflect on how fortunate I am to live in
such a great country. A country that is built on leadership, sacrifice and an
unwavering belief in the power of its people. History tells us that our country is filled
with people who have made major sacrifices in their lives so that others (family,
friends and other Americans) can have the advantages and opportunities that
many of us experience as Americans. So it is important that all of us take a few
moments to remember all who have come before us to settle, build and lead our
great country. We must also acknowledge and give thanks to those brave men
and women who stepped up to serve and protect our country so that we can enjoy
the freedom of living in this wonderful democracy. I hope that you will all take a
moment to reflect in thought and prayer this November to all the sacrifices that
have been made in this country by the men and women who are serving and have
served in our military, police departments and fire departments. Tell them thank
you! I know I will.
Dr. Jeff Hendrix
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Super Chat with Dr. Jeff Hendrix
Super Chat with Dr. Jeff Hendrix is a monthly podcast program for the School Town of Munster
hosted on the corporation website at http://www.munster.us. The program is designed to provide
corporation and school information on events, issues and information that is pertinent to the School Town
of Munster community. Topics for this monthly program will range from finance/budgeting, academic
programs, curriculum, assessment, and instructional practices to student organizations, extracurricular
activities and sports. The program this month will feature Jordan Mayer talking about the Speech &
Debate Program, Ray Palasz talking about Auditorium Program, Andrew Robinson talking about the
Choir Program, and Brett Winternheimer talking about the Band Program. The show is hosted by Gary
Puckett, a national talk show host and writer. To access the show from the STM website, the listener
must click onto the FlyPod logo, where the listener will be redirected to the podcast page and player.
There is also a comment section on the FlyPod page for community feedback. We look forward to our
community’s responses and ideas for future shows.
School Bus Drivers Wanted
The School Town of Munster is gladly accepting applications for the position of School Bus Driver. A
Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is preferred, but we will train. Please visit our website at
www.munster.us . Employment opportunities can be found by clicking on the Departments tab, then
Human Resources
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Accreditation Preparation
School Town of Munster will be preparing for a Fall 2017 accreditation visit through AdvancEd during the
2016-17 school year. Parents can anticipate receiving requests for survey participation. This is a
required component of the accreditation process. We anticipate that surveys will be completed by the
end of the first semester. Updates will be provided through the Mustang Express as well as online.
High Ability Update
*Elementary High Ability Art - An art enrichment opportunity for all 4th and 5th grade students in the
School Town of Munster is now available. Students have received information regarding the
requirements to audition for participation in this enrichment activity. Miss Stephanie Middaugh and
Mrs. Terri White will co-facilitate High Ability Art which will meet in Mrs. White’s Art classroom (I4) at
Wilbur Wright Middle School. Students will need to provide their own transportation to and from this
school program. No School Town of Munster transportation will be provided. Students will be notified
the week of November 7 of their acceptance status. If you have questions, please contact Miss
Middaugh at 219-836-8635, ext. 7436 or [email protected].
*High Ability Elementary Honors Choir - The 2016-2017 School Town of Munster Elementary Honors
Choir will be starting shortly! This is an auditioned ensemble, open to 4th and 5th Grade singers at any
STM elementary school. Auditions will be held in the Munster High School Choir Room on Friday,
November 11th from 4:00-7:30 PM. Park on the south side of MHS and go in Entrance N
(Auditorium). Proceed to the right, go through the double doors, and the Choir Room is on the right
before the glass doors. Students do not need to prepare anything ahead of time for the
audition. Students do not need to sign up for an audition time and will be seen on a first come, first serve
basis at MHS. Parents should plan to stay with their child while waiting for an audition. The auditions will
be individual and will be conducted by Co-Directors Stacey Augle and Andrew Robinson. Rehearsals
will be on Wednesdays in the Munster High School Choir Room from 4:45-5:45 PM. The first rehearsal
will be on Wednesday November 16th. Parents will be notified via email of audition results by Monday
November 14th. A rehearsal/concert schedule, rehearsal expectations, and other important
information will be distributed at the first rehearsal. Any questions can be directed to Co-Directors Stacey
Augle, WWMS Choir Director ([email protected], 219-836-6260 ext. 2284) or Andrew Robinson,
MHS Choir Director ([email protected], 219-836-3200 ext. 3345).
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*Lego
League at Wilbur Wright Middle School - Munster High School HorsePower Robotics is proud
to announce the establishment of the Wilber Wright Lego League team, 746 Watts! (For all you
non-engineer types, 746 watts converts to 1 horsepower unit of power.) MHS HorsePower and WW 746
Watts will participate and compete under the FIRST Robotics umbrella. Both programs offer much more
than robots and games. FIRST is an internationally known community known for encouraging and
supporting STEM and STEAM innovation through multi-disciplinary 21st century skills. In the FIRST Lego
League, children are immersed in real world science and technology challenges. Teams design their own
solution to a current scientific question or problem and build autonomous LEGO robots that perform a
series of missions based on an annual theme. The 2016 season theme is Animal Alliance. Through their
participation, students develop valuable life skills and discover exciting career possibilities while learning
that they can make a positive contribution to their community and society at large. Mrs. Govert from
Munster High School and the High School robotics team will be organizing the new Lego League team at
Wilbur Wright Middle School beginning in November for 6th through 8th grade students. Interested 5th
graders that will be attending WWMS in the 2017-18 school year are also encouraged to attend
organization and informational meetings. Questions can be directed to Mrs. Lyndee Govert, 219-8363200, ext. 3339 or [email protected].
Upcoming Assessment Windows
NWEA Winter Window
November 28 – December 16, 2016
ISTEP ECA Algebra I and English 10
December 5 – 16, 2016
A complete Assessment calendar can be located at www.munster.us < Assessment.
Substitute Teachers Wanted
School Town of Munster is looking for qualified substitute teachers for the 2016-2017 school year. To
complete an application, please go to www.munster.us, select Departments, then Human Resources,
Employment Opportunities, View Our Open Positions, Substitute and in the upper right corner click on
‘Apply.’ Applicants must have 60 college hours (transcript verified) and/or a state issued substitute
certificate.
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West Lake News
The West Lake preschool classes at Frank Hammond enjoyed participating in the annual Halloween parade. The preschool program at Frank Hammond serves students with and without disabilities. For more
information or to schedule an appointment for a free developmental screening, call Sara at 365-8507.
Students in the West Lake Transition to Adulthood Program (TAP) participated in a scarecrow contest
sponsored by the Residences at Deer Creek in Schererville. The students designed, assembled, and
displayed the scarecrow at the facility. Voting was open to community members and the winning
organization will win a prize. We are keeping our fingers crossed that our TAP students win!
Rebecca Gromala
Director
West Lake Special Education
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Munster Police Department News
MUNSTER POLICE SEEKING DONATIONS - ANNUAL "COPS & KIDS" HOLIDAY PROGRAM
The Munster Police Department and the Munster Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #147 are currently seeking
monetary donations towards their annual "Cops & Kids" holiday shopping program for children in
need. Each year, Munster Police officers volunteer to take pre-selected children shopping with funds
donated by area residents, businesses and community organizations. Last year, over fifty (50) children who
might not have received anything during the holidays were able to shop for toys, clothing, or other items
thanks to the generosity of others.
If you would like to make a monetary donation, please make checks payable to the Town of Munster
(memo: Cops & Kids) and mail them to the Munster Police Department, c/o Officer James Ghrist,
1001 Ridge Road, Munster, IN 46321. Donations will be collected through Friday, November
18th. For more information, please contact Officer Ghrist at 219-836-6639 or [email protected]. Thank
you in advance for your generosity this holiday season.
2016 MUNSTER RED RIBBON WEEK POSTER CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The Munster Police Department and Choice Community Council announced the winners of the 2016 Munster
Red Ribbon Week Poster Contest during the last week of October. Each year, the Choice Community
Council sponsors this contest which is open to grades K-12 and which raises awareness about drug
prevention and the importance of making positive choices.
This year's grand prize winner was Katie Kordeck, a senior at Munster High School, who received a $50 gift
card from the Choice Community Council for her efforts. Additional individual school winners, who each
received $25 gift cards, included: Savannah Kunas and Kristen Baurain (tie), Wilbur Wright Middle School;
Kinga Grabowski, Frank Hammond Elementary School; Annabelle Spicer, Elliott Elementary School; and
Hina Khan, Eads Elementary School. Winners were also selected at St. Thomas More School and St. Paul's
Lutheran School.
Katie Kordeck— Grand Prize Winner—MHS
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Munster Police Department News continued
2016 MUNSTER RED RIBBON WEEK POSTER CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Thank you to all of the many students who participated in this year's contest, and congratulations again to
this year's winners. For more information about how to get involved with the Choice Community Council's
efforts to prevent drugs and violence in Munster, please contact D.A.R.E. Officer James Ghrist at 219-8366639 or [email protected].
Kristen Baurain—WWMS
Kinga Grabowski—FHH
Savannah Kunas—WWMS
Annabelle Spicer—Elliott
Hina Khan—Eads
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Eads Elementary School
Eads Elementary Celebrates Red Ribbon Week
Eads celebrated Red Ribbon Week in many ways. On our “Wake Up Drug Free” day, students wore
pajamas to school and donated over 300 toothbrushes to the Salvation Army. On Thursday we
celebrated “I Can, You Can, We Can—Take a Stand Against Drugs” with every student bringing in a
canned good to be donated to the Food Pantry. Our school collected 853 cans of food. During the
week the students not only learned about being healthy and drug free, they also learned that helping
out others in need in our community makes Northwest Indiana a better place to live.
During the month of October, Eads students learned about perseverance and how famous Hoosier,
Mark Cuban, got his start as an entrepreneur while he attended Indiana University. The first grade
held and all school assembly to talk about perseverance and recognize 84 students that earned brag
tags.
Thomas Jefferson, Dr. Suess, Walt Disney, JK Rowling, Albert Einstein
The first graders described how these famous people persevered in their lives.
Mrs. Linda Bevil
Principal, Eads Elementary School
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Elliott Elementary School
Elliott Happenings……..
Fifth grade students went to Beyond Boundaries in Valparaiso this month. This challenge course
is a set of group “initiatives” providing endless team-building opportunities. The students worked
on open communication, creativity, support and trust with their peers. The students also discussed ways to transfer these concepts to the school setting.
October is Fire Safety Month. The Munster Fire Department came to Elliott to present fire safety
to the students in kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade. The students were able to learn about family
reunification and also were able to meet Sparky.
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Elliott Elementary School
Elliott Happenings continued
The Elliott students participated in a voluntary Science Fair. The participating students worked
hard to compete against their peers to earn first place in the Elliott Science Fair.
Jim Nesci visited with our second grade classes. Jim wills his audiences to explore the world of
reptiles with his guidance and expertise. There is so much to be learned about why they are on
the planet. This is a one of a kind hands-on experience. Jim’s message is to conserve and
protect reptiles.
Author James Dworkin and Illustrator Michael Chelich came to visit at Elliott again this year. Last
year they shared the book “The Dog and the Dolphin” that they wrote and illustrated. They have
published a second book called “The Dog and the Jet Ski”. Elliott is so lucky to be the first
school this book was shared with. The students acted out the story as Dr. Dworkin read it to the
classes.
Ms. Nicole Guernsey
Elliott Elementary Principal
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Frank Hammond Elementary Notes
FHH: Character Trait Spirit Sticks and Veterans’ Day- November, 2016
The FHH PTO has expanded last year’s Spirit Stick program to focus on teaching about
character traits and giving students an opportunity to demonstrate those traits! What is a Spirit
Stick? It is an embroidered piece of material with various words, phrases, or shapes that hangs
from a ring on the students’ backpacks. Last year PTO started selling Spirit Sticks as a
fundraiser. Students started their collections with the opportunity to purchase fun Spirit Sticks
with student interest themes such as holidays, school milestones like 100 days, Pokemon and
Minecraft, pet themes, etc. Using those funds, the PTO is sponsoring this year’s “Character
Trait Spirit Sticks” Program for sticks embroidered with a specific character trait that can
ONLY be EARNED, not purchased. To start off the school year, we focused on the trait of
RESPECT for August and September. During October, RESPONSIBLITY was our theme.
Teachers integrate the trait of the month into lessons and discussions in the classroom.
Teachers then choose up to four students during that month to receive a Character Trait Spirit
Stick for demonstrating that trait during that time period.
Children have also been learning good sportsmanship and supportiveness when their fellow
classmates receive an award even when they did not. Not to mention, how much we appreciate
that our winners are being such great role models for all! PTO members visit the classes to
reward the recipients with a Spirit Stick, a certificate, and some type of gift card generally
donated by a local business. Classroom displays and a large bulletin board in our main hallway
remind students about how to make good choices part of their everyday character!
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Frank Hammond Elementary Notes cont.
For the month of November, students will be learning about Veteran’s Day while honoring the
veterans and active serving military men and women who are part of our FHH family. Posters
are hanging in our lobby with names/branch/years of these military members to recognize how
far and wide our connections go.
On November 4th, veteran and currently serving military guests are invited to attend a Veterans
Day Celebration Assembly and be recognized by their student. The program will also include
posting of the Colors by our Boy Scouts, musical performances by our Girl Scouts and music
classes, artwork displays, a video about the meaning of Veteran’s Day, and live and video
presentations from some currently serving military personnel sharing their experiences.
Students are also writing thank you letters and collecting Halloween candy that will be sent to
Troops who are currently serving our country.
We are very proud of the good citizens that our FHH students are becoming!
Mrs. Nancy Ellis
Principal, Frank H Hammond Elementary School
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Wilbur Wright Middle School
Red Ribbon Week Activities at Wilbur Wright
The week of October 24 was Red Ribbon Week at Wilbur Wright and the guidance staff planned many
educational and fun activities for students to raise awareness of the dangers of drug abuse. Students
were given the opportunity to sign a drug free pledge and participate in a different theme each day of the
week. Included in the theme days were hat day, twin day, neon day, and mis-match day. The students
and staff had great fun dressing in different ways each day as an activity to recognize Red Ribbon Week.
Each student was given a red ribbon to wear throughout the week and a daily drawing was conducted and
prizes given out to the winning student wearing their red ribbon. Educating students about the dangers of
illegal drug abuse is an important part of the guidance curriculum at Wilbur Wright and Red Ribbon Week
was a great kick-off event for this topic.
Caught With Character Program at WWMS
This year at Wilbur Wright Middle School the students are taking part in the Caught with Character
education program. One student from each grade level is recognized each Friday for displaying various
acts of excellent character. These character traits include: kindness, perseverance, respect, responsibility,
good citizenship, good judgement, integrity, and self-discipline. The winners are announced weekly to the
entire school and receive a special treat during their lunch hour. In addition to the recognition component
of the program, 6th grade students receive guidance lessons on how to become more responsible. These
lessons are derived from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers. The students are flourishing and using language such as “I can be proactive by” and “I can put first things first by.” Great job Wilbur Wright
Middle School students!
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Wilbur Wright Middle School continued
PSAT Testing for 8th Graders
All 8th graders at Wilbur Wright took the PSAT test on October 19. The PSAT test offers great benefits to
our students and to our teachers. The results reported back to the school help our teaching staff
determine areas of strength and areas of weakness for groups of students as well as individual students.
This knowledge helps the teachers plan future lessons to address the needs of the students. Additionally,
the College Board lists three direct benefits for students that take the PSAT: access to scholarships,
preparation for the SAT test, and connections to possible AP courses taken at the high school level.
Check out the college board web site for more information about the benefits to students taking the PSAT
test. Results will be reported back to schools soon and we will communicate those results directly with
parents.
Dr. Andy Sargent
Principal, Wilbur Wright Middle School
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Munster High School News
2016 Smash Cancer
Munster & Chesterton Boys Tennis
The Munster and Chesterton’s Boys Tennis Teams combined their efforts to fight a bigger foe than
each other, Cancer. Munster senior, Adam Richter, organized the 2016 Smash Cancer event with
Munster Coach Steve Lopez and Chesterton Coach Thomas Bour. Adam initiated running this event
three years ago and said, “I hope it continues to be an annual event long after I graduate.” He also
designed the Smash Cancer shirt that both teams wore with the names of 44 cancer warriors on the
back side.
Through their efforts the teams raised $3,454 dollars that was donated to both the Cancer Resource
Center in Munster and the Cancer Research Institute in New York to be distributed to the Midwest area.
Adam Richter
Mariana “Chrys” Navarro-Ramirez won first place in the Lake County Substance Abuse Council Red
Ribbon Poster contest in the 9-12th grade division. She will be awarded a Kindle Fire and a certificate.
Mariana “Chrys” Navarro-Ramirez
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Munster High School News cont. from page 15….
The DOC 200 Project©
Demonstrating Outstanding Citizenship
The DOC 200 Project is an officially designated Indiana Bicentennial Legacy Project. It was
created by the Educational Director of the Munster Junior Historical Society to celebrate and honor
Indiana’s 200th birthday. Indiana students of all grades, including college, may participate in this
exciting and unique character-building opportunity. College-bound students who successfully complete
the DOC 200 Project will benefit from listing this impressive accomplishment on college applications.
We know that most students become good citizens as a result of sound parental guidance. The
DOC 200 Project builds upon that solid foundation by teaching children and teens to become exemplary
citizens and by providing systematic practice to strengthen those abilities. This experience promotes
the practice of fifty specific and important Life Skills that outstanding citizens demonstrate by showing
responsibility, respect, a caring spirit, and a willingness to work hard for the good of this nation and
everyone in it. Older students also gain valuable leadership experience.
During the DOC 200 Project, students are given opportunities to practice and refine skills in the key
areas of Integrity (honesty), Acceptance, Service, and Patriotism. Throughout this project, adults
serve as role models of outstanding citizenship as children are encouraged to be positive and
responsible thinkers, caring problem solvers, and contributing members of society.
Every parent should be excited for the opportunity to provide this life-changing experience for
their children as they learn to set lofty goals, work hard to attain them, and strive to earn the esteemed
DOC 200 Medal for Outstanding Citizenship. Recipients of this esteemed medal will be able to wear it
and be recognized at commencement. All colleges in the state of Indiana have recognized this as an
official citizenship program that will be acknowledged on college applications.
Register at www.DOC200Project.com
For more information, contact Dr. Chickie-Wolfe at (219) 838-2120.
Thank you for your continued support of Munster High School!
Mike Wells,
Principal, Munster High School
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November Newsletter 2016
MEET OUR WILBUR WRIGHT TEAM!!
WITH 60 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE, THESE LADIES KNOW HOW TO SERVE UP A
TASTY, HEALTHY, MEAL FOR YOUR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT.
Left to Right: Brandi Glover, Maria Martinez, Lydia Novosel, Dawn Reader, Linda Bruhn, Janet Barilla, Peggy Chovanec, Dragica Sosic
Our Thanksgiving Day Feast
Elementary and Wilbur Wright – Wednesday November 16, 2016
MHS – Friday November 18, 2016
Please take a moment to ready our STM Meal Charge Policy
Meal Charge Policy
It is the student’s responsibility to be responsible for their account and the parent’s responsibility to
keep a positive meal balance in their student’s account.
Our cashiers will make every effort to notify students of low and negative account balances. Ultimately,
it is the responsibility of the parent to monitor their student’s meal account balance. This can be done
through the parent portal of Power School or through the schools’ online payment program;
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school office.
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STM Meal Charge Policy continued
Elementary Charge Policy
We strongly discourage charging meals, but we understand that an occasional emergency makes it
necessary at the elementary level. We care for the wellbeing of our students, so no student will be
denied a meal and a student’s lunch tray will never be taken from them.
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Students at MHS are NOT allowed to charge meals or any ala carte purchases. The cashiers are
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before school lets out!
Munster Education Foundation can make your gift giving easier!
Give that special educator an apple!
Make a contribution to the Munster Education Foundation, and an individual
of your choice, affiliated with the Munster schools, will be honored.
He/she will receive a specially designed card, with your name,
special greetings, and a gold apple pin.
Complete the form below and send your check payable to:
Munster Education Foundation, P.O. Box 3046, Munster, IN 46321
All donors will receive an acknowledgement with receipt for a tax-deductible gift.
Forms and donations must be in the Foundation box by Friday, May 22
in order for honoree to receive gift before Summer Vacation.
________________________________________________________
Please submit one form per honoree
NAME of Person Being Honored _____________________________________________
School/Building/Bus # ____________________________________________________
Donor Name ______________________________________ Phone ___________________
(Name, as you want it to appear on gift card)
Address _______________________________________________________________________
Email Address ____________________________ Donation Amount Enclosed _______________
Include your special message on a separate piece of paper! It will be enclosed with the gift card &
apple pin.
Suggested donation: $15.00 or more
Vision
All School Town of Munster students have the skills necessary to participate successfully in a global society.
Mission
The School Town of Munster, in partnership with all stakeholders, implements equitable and challenging learning experiences that provide the foundation for independent and innovative thinking.
Beliefs
The success of our school system depends on the collaboration and commitment of all students,
parents, and staff to high quality standards, expectations and performances.
Addressing unique learning styles and needs enables all students to learn.
A safe and supportive learning environment enables continuous learning opportunities for all students and staff.
Students will solve real world problems through the development of creativity, critical thinking, and
communication skills.
The curriculum is aligned both horizontally and vertically with national, state and local standards
and includes a variety of assessment strategies that provide feedback about learning to students,
parents and staff.
Data is used to drive instructional practices and monitor program effectiveness.
Professional development is an integral part of our ongoing plan for continuous improvement in the
use of research based instructional practices.
Diversity enriches our school system through the recognition of various ideas, values and cultures.
Access to and utilization of current technology is necessary for success in an ever-changing world.
All stakeholders have a voice and the opportunity to participate in the educational process.
School Contact Information
Administration Offices:
219.836.9111
8616 Columbia Avenue, Munster, IN 46321
Munster High School Office:
219.836.3200
8808 Columbia Ave, Munster, IN 46321
Wilbur Wright Middle School Office:
219.836.6260
8650 Columbia Ave, Munster, IN 46321
James B. Eads Elementary School Office:
219.836.8635
8000 Jackson St., Munster, IN 46321
Ernest R. Elliott Elementary School Office:
219.838.5250
8718 White Oak Ave, Munster, IN 46321
Frank H. Hammond Elementary School Office:
1301 Fran Lin Pky, Munster, IN 46321
219.838.2060