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The corporation's own site, crawled November 2026; the reference record — both printed where they differ
The South Bend Community School Corporation dates itself to 1867 — the county's oldest and largest corporation — and administers from the Brown Community Learning Center. Its territory takes in most of South Bend and, beyond the city, Indian Village, Notre Dame, portions of Granger and Mishawaka — and Roseland, named in its service area in the reference record. Its present size prints as the pair the carriers give (conflict C19): the corporation's own site counts 26 schools, 13,580 students, 2,408 employees and styles itself the state's tenth largest district; the reference record counts 27 schools and the state's fifth largest, over some 160 square miles. Neither is reconciled here. The territory is not static, and its one recent change prints as its own pair (conflict C20): Greene Township's exit to the John Glenn corporation — approved, on one carrier, in January 2024; on the Tribune's account, approved in December 2022 effective January 2024, after Greene's residents began exit efforts in 2018 when their intermediate center closed. Clay Township made the opposite journey's attempt in 2022 (below) and stayed.