A glimpse into this week
Friday Five
Friday Five
This week's Friday Five is full of spring events.
This is second semester in ZCS!
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A fresh look in the ZCHS hallways
Zionsville Community High School
New murals in high school hallways
The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is sprucing up the ZCHS hallways by painting some beautiful murals on the walls. In this video, NAHS President and Senior Colleen Squier talked to us about the meaning behind the murals and the vision for future hallway art.
When asked about the murals, ZCHS Principal Tim East said the work students are doing to make the halls of ZCHS more visually appealing by spotlighting our core beliefs is remarkable.
Colleen is a senior at ZCHS and will be attending Purdue University in the fall.
See and learn more about the murals here.
Video interview with National Art Honor Society and Senior Colleen Squier
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Spring Concert
Boone Meadow Elementary School
Music in the air
Music is in the air around our schools this time of year. The Boone Meadow Elementary School choir recently held its spring concert. We snipped out a quick listen for you...
Quick clip from the Boone Meadow Elementary School spring choir concert
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Indoor Percussion
Zionsville Community High School
Record-breaking performance finish
After winning the Indiana State Finals, Zionsville Community High School (ZCHS) Indoor Percussion finished fourth at WGI World Championships in Dayton, Ohio with the highest score ever for ZCHS in finals at Worlds. The top four finishes were extremely close.
Thank you to staff, parents and family members for supporting students at the championship. The behind the scenes support, including pit crew members and chaperones to move sets, props, and instruments as well as help with transportation, uniforms and food, is invaluable.
Congratulations, Indoor Percussion!
Indoor Percussion Photo credit: Dharati Dave
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Senior "Top 20" lunch
Zionsville Community High School
ZCHS "Top 20" celebrated at a luncheon
This week, the "Top 20" in the ZCHS Class of 2023 were celebrated at a recognition luncheon. Congratulations on outstanding academic success and good luck in your future endeavors.
Superintendent Rebecca Coffman poses for a picture with her former Union Elementary School students
Superintendent Rebecca Coffman poses for a picture with her former Union Elementary School students
Congratulations on outstanding academic achievement
Congratulations on outstanding academic achievement
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Our police partner heroes
Union and Trailside Elementary Schools
Special rides to school
Union Elementary School Police Partner Sgt. Joe Robinson and Trailside Elementary School Officer Brandon Pounds with the Zionsville Police Department had the unique pleasure of giving rides to school for very special guests this week.
We are grateful for our dedicated police partners.
ZPD Sgt. Joe Robison gives student special ride to school
ZPD Sgt. Joe Robison gives student special ride to school
Two Trailside students get special ride to school
Two Trailside students get special ride to school
This Trailside student is all smiles for her ride to school
This Trailside student is all smiles for her ride to school
Silly faces before the drive
Silly faces before the drive
Mark your calendars and spread the word!
Reminders
Senior Families
Please submit photo by May 15
Details below.
We will be producing a district video and including photos of the ZCHS Class of 2023 seniors. Please share a photo of your senior wearing spirit wear or posed in a setting showing their next steps. For some this will be donning a college sweatshirt, while others will be pursuing trades, a gap year, beginning a career or enlisting in a branch of the military. We want to celebrate all students! Send photos to: zcsphotos@zcs.k12.in.us with the subject line ZCHS Class of 2023.
We are so proud of all of our seniors.
To see how the photo will be used, check out last year's celebratory video.
Class of 2022
Attention parents of ZCS Athletes:
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