Register by May 5th! Payment options will sent after the registration form is complete.
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Central Nine’s summer camp, Nineovations, offers different camp experiences for campers who will be rising 7th and 8th graders!
Each camp will be hosted by Central Nine Instructors, with help from students currently enrolled in their programs, allowing campers to gain a real-world perspective on the benefits of higher education and training.
Campers will choose one camp experience.
Register by May 5th!
Pay camp fee by Monday May 8th! Payment options will be emailed to parents after they complete the registration form. The camp fee is $100. and includes a t-shirt, Friday's expo luncheon, and camp project.
June 4th is the first day of camp! - Drop off is between 7:50am and 8am. - Pick up is at 11:00 a.m. (except Friday.)
On Friday, June 7th, parents will be invited to campus for a Camp showcase at 11 a.m.
Parents are invited to see the campus, meet instructors, and see all of the projects created by campers. Parents might need to help campers carry projects to from campus to their vehicles.
cvonderwell @central9.k12.in.us
(Depending on the camp activity tears or frays may be caught on equipment and skin could be exposed to irritants.)
1999 US 31 South
Greenwood, IN 46143
Fax: 317-865-8225
Main Office: 317-888-4401
Students and/or parents must report an absence to Central Nine within a 24-hour period to report the absence so that the student is not marked as truant.
To submit an absence request through Skyward, complete the following steps:
Students can qualify for an excused absence by:
– Participating in a job shadow experience
– attending a college visit
– attending a funeral
– attending documented medical appointments
– or other circumstances approved by admin
Early 1970
Nine School Corporations join forces to establish the first area vocational center for Johnson and Marion County.
April 28th, 1970
A temporary Governing Board is established and Richard Thomas is elected as the first (temporary) president.
The board makes a proposal for a Continuous Feasibility Study for an area vocational school.
September 21, 1970
Board members review (and choose a site for campus).
October 8th, 1970
Board members vote to name the center; Central Nine Vocational Technical School.
Other names that were up for consideration: “John-Mar” (or “Johnson-Marion”), “Central Nine”, “Leatherwood”, and “whetzel Trace”.
April 15th, 1971
Architect, Ray Thompson, from James Associates presents the final site and building plans for Central Nine.
May 13th, 1971
James E. Hixson is made the first director of Central Nine.
