The middle-school line as it stands, and the career/technical line

November 2026 · NCES 2023–24 (School ID 181191001879); the corporation's renaming record; Ivy Tech and press carriers for the CTE line

There is no middle school in Lakeville, and there has never needed to be: the junior high is grades 7 and 8 inside the combined building, and the line as it stands today is a single school, grades 7 through 12. LaVille Jr–Sr High School, 69969 US 31 South, opened in 1965 and serves grades 7–12 — the federal record (NCES School ID 181191001879) carries it as one school, 554 students with 38.00 full-time-equivalent teachers in 2023–24, and no separate middle-school building, name or administration stands in any register reached: the corporation's younger pupils are at LaVille Elementary, its older ones all under this one roof, the "Jr" of the school's name being the seventh and eighth grades within it. The corporation above the school has itself just been renamed — by board vote of 4–0 on 8 June 2026, Union-North United School Corporation became LaVille Community Schools, the new name in use by the 2026–27 handbook while the state registers still print the old one, the transition carried whole in the government file (this history, lk-gov8-school-frame); Michael Edison stands as the school's principal as of November 2026. The career/technical line, absent from the banked file altogether, stands at its carriers' strengths: Ivy Tech's South Bend high-school programs page lists LaVille among its partner schools, with the North Central CTE consortium (SCILL) named in the same partnership frame — the regional career-centre route by which LaVille students have reached technical programs — and the South Bend Tribune reported in June 2026 that South Bend's school board approved an agreement on 15 June opening South Bend's career/technical programs to non-district students for 2026–27, a second door printing at press strength. No career/technical centre stands on Lakeville's own ground, and none is claimed: the line as it stands is partnership and access, through the consortium and now the South Bend agreement, from a combined school whose own building houses the academic course. With the middle-school line stated outright — grades 7–8, inside 69969 US 31 South, no separate school — the combined article's silence that this row was opened for is closed.