Schools: Open Questions

EACH GAP WITH ITS SETTLING SOURCE · AS OF NOVEMBER 11, 2026

The gaps are part of the record, and they are printed where a reader will look for the fact: GAP-WKSCH-1 — the John Glenn School Corporation's formation date, and the expansion of the predecessor's initials, PLJ: the first superintendent's obituary implies a merger about 1973, the corporation's local history says the early 1980s; settled by the corporation's earliest board minutes, the Indiana Department of Education's corporation history, and the State Board of Accounts' reports of the 1970s. GAP-WKSCH-2 — the superintendents between Harold Muncie (to April 1985) and Richard Reese (in office by August 5, 2014), and Reese's own start year; settled by the State Board of Accounts' audit series for the corporation. GAP-WKSCH-3 — the Department of Education's current published enrollment (fall ADM) for corporation 7150, whole and building by building; settled by the Department's Compass profile for the corporation. GAP-WKSCH-4 — Walkerton Elementary School's building course: the 1914 building's fate and the present building's erection and the 2025 project's scope; settled by the corporation's board minutes and building files. GAP-WKSCH-5 — the Greene Township transfer movement's status in 2026, beyond the 108 transfer students of 2023–24; settled by the two corporations' board records and the Department of Education's transfer files. GAP-WKSCH-6 — North Liberty High School's closing year, owed by the North Liberty build in the county sequence; settled there by the corporation's minutes and the Department's school history. GAP-WKSCH-7 — the Urey Middle School principalship's change from Goewert to Sean Steinkellner, and its date; settled by the corporation's personnel minutes of 2025. GAP-WKSCH-8 — the corporation's career and technical education cooperative membership and its sending arrangements; settled by the Department of Education's CTE records and the corporation's reports. GAP-WKSCH-9 — the Lincoln Township district schools' roll: the one-room schools' names, sites, and closing years between 1858 and the graded school's gathering-in; settled by the township trustee's records and the county superintendent of schools' reports.

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1. The gaps are stated from the searches and records itemized in the entries above; each settler named is the record class that holds the fact.