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Monday, October 20, 2014

Prep Scholars Attend Indy Eleven Game

Several Prep scholars recently had an opportunity to attend an Indy Eleven game at Carroll Stadium. They had a great time and met players who shared their journey to professional soccer. Thanks to the Indy Eleven organization for a great time!



Sunday, August 24, 2014

Prep 5th/6th Grade Induction

We believe in rituals and resilience for young men at Tindley Prep. On August 9th, our 5th and 6th grade young men participated in an induction ceremony that challenged them physically and mentally. They learned our creed, marched around the school, participated in athletic events, and broke bread together. The event was assisted by out Sons of Light Leaders: Sir Ariel Scott, Sir Reilly Conwell, and Alumn Chief Xavier Brown. The young men will make fine scholars at our wonderful school.



Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Spotlight: Prep's PTO

The Tindley Prep PTO is nothing short of amazing. It, like the school it supports, is a second year organization. However, age does not completely explain what this group is doing in our school.

A short rundown of their great accomplishments include: Tindley Block Party and end of year bash, dinner at Parent University, hallway patrols at the end of the day, working our concession stand for basketball games, donating an air hockey table, donating a table tennis set, creating certificates and programs for assemblies, and spearheading the yearbook project.

They are the most dynamic parent group with which I have ever worked and I look forward to all of the things they will continue to do.

Friday, August 16, 2013

Prep Scholar Receives Award


Tindley Prep scholar Julian Smith received the Brother's Keeper award at the 2013 Strengthening Family Conference. Julian is an honor roll student at The Prep and is a wonderful poet and writer. Julian is also very involved in his church community, martial arts, and selflessly helps to take care of his brother with disabilities.

I salute Julian and his family. Congratulations!

Principal Jones