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The board: District 5, and a map that was wrong

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The Tribune's 2026 election and officers coverage, and its 29 Oct 2026 district-map report, as cited in the pass note; the federal filing in the decree case for the district's content

The town's school-board representation follows its township. The federal filing in the consent-decree case describes Trustee Stuart Greene as representing "a district that contains Clay Township" — District 5 — and Indian Village is a Clay Township town. Greene, the board's 2026 president, did not seek re-election; John Paczesny, the lone uncontested candidate for District 5 in the November 2026 election, is presumptive trustee from January 2027, the certified canvass outstanding (its settler class is the County Clerk's canvass — the date-sensitive record this build's government refresh also awaits). One wrinkle prints because a later pass will meet the map: in October 2026 the district map published on the district's website was shown to carry precinct errors, including in District 5 — several precincts placed in the wrong districts on the map against the approved list — while the County Clerk verified that all ballots correctly comply with the redistricting resolution. The error is in the published map, not the ballots; none of the named error precincts is identified in the reached record as a town precinct, and the town's District 5 membership is not put in doubt by the article. The website map is not to be cited as clean.

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Source: The board: District 5, and a map that was wrong, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/schools/board-district-5-and-a-map-that-was-wrong/