1.
Celebrating Achievement
at Zionsville Middle School

Students, families, and staff recently celebrated students during the annual end-of-year awards programs at Zionsville Middle School.

Zionsville Middle School recently hosted its annual end-of-year awards ceremonies for students in grades 5-8, creating celebration, reflection, and pride for students, families, and staff members.

Students were recognized for academic achievement, leadership, character, citizenship, perseverance, service, and involvement in school activities.

Congratulations to all of the students recognized during this year’s awards programs, and thank you to the teachers, staff members, and families who continue to support and encourage students every day.

2.
Honoring Achievement
at Zionsville West Middle School

Zionsville West Middle School recently celebrated students across grades 5-8 during its annual end-of-year awards programs, recognizing achievement, leadership and contributions to the school community.

Zionsville West Middle School recently hosted its annual end-of-year awards ceremonies for students in grades 5-8, bringing students, families, and staff together to celebrate a year filled with learning, growth, and accomplishment.

Students were recognized for academic excellence, leadership, citizenship, perseverance, service, creativity, and involvement in school activities.

The awards also reflected the growth that takes place during the middle school years. From students beginning their journey at ZWMS to eighth graders preparing for the next chapter in high school, the celebrations honored the hard work, determination, and character students demonstrated throughout the year.

3.
S.O.A.R.S. Students
Celebrate Achievement

The ZCS SOARS Program hosted its end-of-year celebration, highlighting student accomplishments, experiences, and the community built through the years.

Students, families, and staff recently came together to celebrate the end of another year in the ZCS S.O.A.R.S. (Student Opportunities for Achieving Real-Life Success) Program.

The event highlighted the accomplishments and experiences students shared while also recognizing the relationships and support systems that help our students succeed. Students were recognized for their hard work, perseverance, progress, and the many ways they contributed to the program this year.

Congratulations on a wonderful school year, and thank you to the staff members and families who continue to support and encourage students every day.

4.
Boone Meadow Elementary
Holds First All-School Field Trip

Students and staff from Boone Meadow Elementary recently spent the day together at Holliday Park for the school’s first-ever all-school field trip filled with exploration, connection, and fun.

Boone Meadow Elementary School recently created a special memory for students and staff members with its first-ever all-school field trip to Holliday Park.

Throughout the day, students explored trails, visited the nature center, participated in outdoor activities, and spent time learning and connecting with one another outside of the traditional classroom setting. While cloudy skies rolled overhead at times, the weather did little to dampen the excitement, smiles, and energy shared throughout the experience.

The field trip provided students with an opportunity to enjoy time together across grade levels while creating lasting memories with classmates and staff members as the school year winds down.

Experiences like these serve as a reminder that some of the most meaningful learning moments can happen through shared experiences, exploration, and community-building beyond the classroom walls.

5.
Where are they
Headed Next?

Members of the Class of 2026 sport spirit wear sharing the next steps of their journey as Commencement weekend approaches.

As the Class of 2026 prepares to cross the stage at Commencement this weekend (May 31), seniors across Zionsville Community High School are also preparing for what comes next.

In this senior video, families submitted photos of students wearing gear highlighting the new paths they will soon begin. From college and universities to military service, trades, careers, gap years and other future opportunities, these photos reflect the many different paths our graduates are taking after high school.

We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2026 and can’t wait to see where their journeys lead next.

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