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Work worth sharing: My Blueberry Summer, by Everlyn
Check out this lovely, quirky little children’s book produced by IUHS student, Everlyn. As her final project for first semester of English 9, Everlyn wrote this charming tale of 3 kids, 2 dads, ... Read more about Work worth sharing: My Blueberry Summer, by Everlyn
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Shout Out to Rebecca Elkins, French Teacher
What I love most about teaching at IUHS is the diversity of my students. I have had students enrolled at Julliard and they needed a French credit so they enrolled at IUHS. I have also had students wh... Read more about Shout Out to Rebecca Elkins, French Teacher
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Recent reads: Between Shades of Gray
If you like historical fiction and want to learn more about some of the less widely known events in World War II, you might like Ruta Sepetys’ Between Shades of Gray. It is 1941. Lina is 15 and lives ... Read more about Recent reads: Between Shades of Gray
Welcome to IU High School
Welcome to Indiana University High School! Founded in 1925, IU High School has offered learners opportunities to expand their understandings of the world and earn a high school diploma at a distance for almost a century. Today, IU High School is innovating approaches to online learning for secondary schools. Drawing from the rich resources of Indiana University, IU High School offers a unique opportunity to engage in rigorous coursework designed in collaboration with some of the world's foremost thinkers and researchers of learning, curricular design, and online course development.
As a high school embedded in a public university setting, IU High School has the ability and responsibility to lead the innovation and implementation of online learning for secondary education. We take our charge seriously, and actively strive to develop, implement, and refine standards-based, responsive pedagogical approaches that help learners build and hone the strategies they need to interact in a networked world.
Question of the month
This month's question from the principal is:
What are your plans for after high school, and how is IU High School helping you prepare?
48%Current students working toward an IUHS diploma
12Cooperative courses where students work together on projects and get feedback from each other
24Indiana-licensed instructors
Principal's newsletter
In the IU High School newsletter, Dr. Rebecca Itow shares updates on IU High School's initiatives, reminders about policies, the word of the month, and ideas for new ways students can engage outside of class.